The Rider Raiders finished up their spring football last Friday with a game at Memorial Stadium.

Like most players hoping to be taken in the NFL draft this weekend, Wichita Falls’ Armonty Bryant wasn’t in the green room at Radio City Music Hall in New York.

Bill Green has achieved more success at the Texas high school football level than most in his line of work.

Don Hasley was approved by the Archer City ISD school board Monday night to become the Wildcats’ athletic director and head football coach.

Josh Castles won’t be coaching football anymore in his hometown of Archer City.

BURLESON — Burkburnett’s duo of Elijah Strickland and Chavaz Jackson combined to score 55 points to lead the Bulldogs to a 76-63 victory over Liberty Hill in their Region I-3A area matchup at Elks Arena on Friday night.

Rider junior linebacker Bradley Goldstein was among five Raiders selected to the 62nd annual Collin Street Bakery/Texas Sports Writers Association’s Class 4A all-state football team released Thursday.

Graham quarterback Ben Davis was among four Steers named to the 62nd Annual Collin Street Bakery/Texas Sports Writers Association’s Class 3A all-state teams released Wednesday.

JACKSBORO — The Burkburnett Bulldogs scored 81 points Tuesday night and weren’t pleased with their offensive flow.

Six Nocona players instrumental to the Indians’ most successful football season in school history were honored Tuesday by the 62nd Annual Collin Street Bakery/Texas Sports Writer Association’s Class 2A all-state team.

Frank Johnson had spent the past 24 years coaching in two West Texas towns.

Munday finished as Class A’s only unbeaten team this past season, capturing the school’s third state football championship.

Colorado City’s Frank Johnson has been chosen to become Holliday’s first head football coach hired from outside the program in almost four decades.

The Rider Lady Raiders may look a little different offensively than they have all season, but coach Ramsey Ghazal is counting on the defense to remain as stingy as ever.

Another vital player from Mun­day’s 2012 state championship team has decided Texas Tech is where he wants to play college football.