UPDATE – 11:29 a.m. March 13  As a precaution surrounding the impact of COVID-19, also known as the Coronavirus, Hays CISD leaders Friday canceled all non-instructional activities and facility rentals until March 31. The cancellation includes all UIL competitions, gatherings, special events, after-s...

Total dominance was the theme for the host Lehman Lobo boys and girls powerlifting teams Feb. 8 as they pressed the competition en route to winning gold at the annual Lehman Lobo Invitational. The Lehman Lady Lobos nearly pulled off a complete sweep of the awards stand, winning gold in all but two w...

Well before the sun broke over the horizon Monday, Johnson High athletic coordinator Steve Hoffman and his coaching staff were already hard at work building up a game plan. Much like thousands of other coaches across the state, the Jaguar staff prepared for the completion of the UIL’s biennial reali...

By virtue of an 11th hour appeal, Lehman High will be going down the 5A ranks. On Tuesday, Hays CISD Superintendent Eric Wright informed district leaders Lehman High athletics will drop a level of classification based on a successful appeal filed last week. As a result, Lehman sports will compete in...

By virtue of an existing UIL rule, Lehman High will be allowed to move down to the 5A ranks. On Tuesday, Eric Wright, Hays CISD Superintendent, said the UIL “graciously” gave the district permission to resubmit its enrollment figure for Lehman High, which was roughly 50 students fewer than the repor...

By just six students, Lehman High will remain within the 6A ranks after the UIL Tuesday unveiled cutoff figures for all six conferences prior to February’s biennial realignment. Based on the cutoff numbers, Lehman High, which turned in a preliminary, or snapshot, enrollment of 2,225 students, will r...

Having been in the coaching business for more than two decades, Lehman High athletic coordinator Bruce Salmon knows “realignment” is a popular buzzword that biennially frequents athletic field houses. Salmon understands expecting the unexpected when it comes to realignment is generally a good rule o...

From the moment she participated in her first cross country practice this summer, Johnson High freshman Kyra Gaddy knew it was the right fit for her. A lifelong distance track runner and soccer player, Gaddy instantly fell in love with the sport, specifically the camaraderie forged among teammates. ...

History was made Monday when seven Johnson High cross country athletes became the first Jaguars to punch a ticket to state.     By virtue of a 4th place team finish in the Region IV, 4A meet in Corpus Christi, members of the Johnson High girls cross country team, which only began competing as a grou...

Hays Girls Abby Parra – 20:37 Adia Vera – 21:41 Mariah Solis Turner – 22:50 Deasiah Batton – 23:12 Andrea Delgado – 23:18 Yesenia Parra – 23:21 Emma Rice – 23:32 Jennifer Mendoza – 25:24 Lehman Girls Trinity Montalbo – 21:10 Melina Garza – 23:00 Sophie Mullinnix – 23:31 Stephanie Quistan – 24:10 Joh...