Roughettes surge late powered by 2 home runs by Destiny Garza and beat Pecos 10-5. They play at 2:15 and 5:45 on Saturday.
We are grateful for Coach Randall Carr, Coach Chad Young and Coach Kirk Rodgers for their guidance, love and support throughout this season! Great meet to finish a great year! Final Results from Girls Regional Powerlfiting Meet:
Roxanna Mendoza: Total - Total 685 lbs - 7th Place Squat - 265 | Bench - 160 | Deadlift - 260
Alexis Brinklow: Total - 775 lbs - 6th Place
Squat - 300 | Bench - 155 | Deadlift - 320
Armani Hernandez - Total 650 lbs - 10th Place
Squat - 260 | Bench - 135 | Deadlift - 255
Emily Rodgers - Total 650 lbs - 8th Place
Squat - 250 | Bench - 140 | Deadlift - 260
#WeAreSundownStrong
Roughnecks drop game 2 in Ralls 10-2 against Midland Greenwood JV. They play two tomorrow back in Ralls at 3:00 and 5:00.
Girls Regional Powerlifting Meet about to start at 1 PM
Good luck to Roxanna Mendoza, Emily Rodgers, Alexis Brinklow and Armani Hernandez! Results will be updated as the meet progresses.
#WeAreSundownStrong
Roughnecks take game one in Ralls 5-0 over Sudan. Will play Midland Greenwood JV at 1:00.
Roughettes beat Tula 17-1 to end the day 2-0. They play Pecos at 5:45 on Friday.
Roughettes defeat Littlefield 6-5 in game one of the Sundown Tournament. They will play Tulia here shortly. Great game ladies!!
SHS track is in Seagraves this afternoon. Here is the schedule of events.
A few of Mrs. Evans’ theatre classes and One-act play cast and crew were able to tour historic Wallace Theatre in Levelland as it goes through the final stages of renovation. Evergreene Architectural Arts provided a wonderful learning opportunity for our kids by explaining the process of restoring the wall and ceiling murals and we were among the first to see this beautiful artwork up in the theatre again.
Seagraves Track Meet Info
3:45 pm 3200m, Shot & Discus
5:30 pm All other running begins
ROUGHNECK PRIDE
It's truly inspiring to witness the dedication and achievements of our Sub-Varsity groups throughout this 2024-2025 school year! From the very beginning, they've demonstrated an unwavering commitment to hard work and a relentless pursuit of excellence, and their efforts have truly shone brightly across a variety of sports. We've seen our Middle School and Junior Varsity squads embrace the challenges of each season with remarkable enthusiasm and determination. The cross-country team set a high standard with their endurance and teamwork, laying a strong foundation for the year. The football season showcased their resilience and strategic thinking, with each player contributing to the team's overall success. As the winter months arrived, the basketball teams continued to impress, displaying both skill and sportsmanship on the court. As we move into the spring sports season, we anticipate the same level of excellence from our track, golf, tennis, baseball, and softball teams. Our athletes are demonstrating remarkable dedication and a strong commitment to the process, developing not only their athletic skills but also valuable character traits that will benefit them throughout their lives. Furthermore, our FCA program is experiencing significant growth, with an increasing number of students dedicated to their spiritual development. The Forge continues to be a vital space for our leaders to connect and grow together, while Coaches Outreach provides our leaders with opportunities for faith development and preparation to mentor future Roughnecks and Roughettes. What's particularly exciting is that this journey is far from over. We have so much to look forward to as these teams continue to grow and strive for their best for years to come. The dedication they demonstrate is a testament to the hard work of both the athletes and their coaches, and it's a source of immense pride for our entire school community. We eagerly anticipate the continued success and achievements in the remaining seasons. Their commitment to working hard and embracing excellence is a shining example of the values we hold dear, and we are confident that they will continue to make us proud. Go Roughnecks and Roughettes!
MS Track Meet Photo Album available on our Sundown Roughnecks Facebook Page.
Feb 25, 2025 @ Seagraves
Enjoy!
Sundown Middle School track and field showed incredible team spirit tonight in Seagraves! The 8th grade boys 4x400m relay team finished strong, cheered on by their teammates who ran alongside them, shouting encouragement. This same amazing support was on display for the 7th and 8th grade girls' and 7th grade boys' races too. That's the Sundown HEART we love to see!
We are beyond proud to share in the announcement that Mr. Justin Mauldin, Director of the Pride of the Oil Patch at Sundown High School, has been appointed as the Class 2A representative for the Texas Association of Small School Bands (ATSSB)! He will serve in this prestigious role for the 2025-2026 school year. This is a well-deserved honor, and we are so fortunate to have him leading our students. He is taking his leadership to the state level! This is a fantastic opportunity for him to make an even bigger impact on music education at the state level! Congratulations, Mr. Mauldin!
1st official cap and gown pics for the senior class of 2025 (2nd and last set).
1st official cap and gown day for the senior class of 2025 (part 1)
Sundown Athletic Program
https://drive.google.com/file/d/15ZuRS9FgJw87IUMjbUZVbuQAfWsAS4b2/view?usp=drivesdk
MS Track Meet Schedule at Seagraves
Tuesday, February 25th, 2025
Start Time - 3:45 PM
Class Photos on Tuesday, February 25th, 2025
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1JCvdSQNBiRRuruigNv2aNK_KbwKD2H6D/view?usp=sharing
Roughettes go 4-0 in Idalou after beating Idalou 19-2.