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THSCA 2010 Coaching School & Convention deadlines and notices THSCA Share     We are very excited to be back in San Antonio this year. The City of San Antonio and Trinity University have embraced our convention and will be providing us with great venues for all the activities that will be taking place, July 18 through July 21. This year will be the 78th Annual Convention of the Texas High School Coaches Association as we celebrate the 80th and anniversary of the Coaches Association. More
Giddings' Masek headlines All-Central Texas baseball team Austin American-Statesman Share
Last summer, Trey Masek had a tough decision to make. Football season was only a few months away, and Giddings—with 12 starters back—was poised to contend for a state championship. And Masek—the quarterback who had rushed for 631 yards and accounted for 10 touchdowns during the Buffaloes' five-game run in the 2008 playoffs—was expected to lead them. But he never stepped onto the football field last fall. Masek, who had committed to play baseball for Texas Tech in the spring, decided to concentrate on baseball in his senior year and not play football. "It was pretty tough," Masek said. "It was probably the toughest decision I've ever made." But the decision paid off. More Boerne Champion repeats as Cook Cup winner San Antonio Express-News Share
Ethan Doherty of Boerne Champion crossed the finish line at the state Class 4A 1,600 meters last month in a familiar spot. He had just defended his state title, raising two fingers as he won, signifying his dominance in the event. His young school, after opening in 2008, ends the school year the same way. First place. Again. For the second straight year, Champion wins the Dan Cook Cup trophy, signifying the best overall high school sports program in the San Antonio Express-News Area for 2009-10. More Wooley named Westlake girls basketball coach Austin American-Statesman Share
Ten years after graduating from Westlake High, Allison Wooley has been named head coach of the girls varsity basketball team. Wooley, who coached the junior varsity last season, was elevated after Keith Smith resigned to become head coach at Longview, she said. In other Central Texas coaching news, Lehman girls basketball Danny Preuss has been hired by rival Hays, the Hays Free Press reported. He replaces Donny McDonald, who retired after 16 seasons. More Playoff changes meet 1A, 2A football coaches' favor Waco Tribune-Herald Share
The outcry among football coaches was nearly unanimous this winter. Among various quibbles about district movements during the University Interscholastic League's February biennial realignment, Class 1A and 2A coaches felt jilted by the system’s new playoff format. Instead of splitting teams into small school and big school divisions at the start of the playoffs, 1A and 2A teams were split before the season. That way teams knew where they were headed in their respective playoff brackets before the first snap. But only two teams would advance to the playoffs from each district. That decision left a number of coaches scratching their heads More
Chester eyeing six-man football chances Beaumont Enterprise Share
A small enrollment is leading Chester residents to make a big decision about the high school's football team. Could Chester drop from 11-man football to six-man? A projected enrollment of 55 students - 25 boys - for the upcoming school year will result in a July 8 school board meeting where that will be determined. More New Lamar Consolidated coach thrilled about chance to work with premier program Houston Chronicle Share
April 15, was a stressful day for many people across the country, but not for Ronald Patton. He was busy celebrating. The former Cy Ridge defensive coordinator was officially named the head football coach and campus coordinator at Lamar Consolidated on tax day, replacing Lydell Wilson, who left for C.E. King. Patton worked under Gary Thiebaud at Cy Ridge, an experience he says will help him take Mustang football to new heights just three years removed from a Class 4A, Division I state championship. More New Northland head coach assembling top quality staff Houston Chronicle Share
New Northland Christian head coach David Nelson is proud of his coaching staff, and he loves to tell you about it. "We want everyone to know we have a lot of Class 5A-level experience among the coaches, and that players can learn a lot by playing for them," Nelson said. "We've brought in some excellent coaches to go with the excellent coaches that were already on board." New offensive coordinator Michael Crocker comes directly from Tomball and has also coached at Klein Collins, and defensive coordinator Darryl Phipps brings in head coach credentials from Fort Bend Marshall, Eisenhower and Sam Houston. Strength and line coach Steve Swanson, and assistants Monny Webster and Matt Hill return from last year's staff that took the Cougars to the TAPPS Division III playoffs under the direction of former head coach Nathan Sanford. More |
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