Lobos make home football debut

Uvalde Lobos will make his home season debut by hosting the Laredo United Lady Longhorns on the football field at Uvalde High School on Tuesday night.

National team activities are scheduled to begin at 6:30pm, before a junior varsity match at 5pm.

Lobos will head into the home opener following a weekend of tournament action at West Columbia High School.

Keith Pendleton’s Lobos have a 4-2 record this season, defeating the Terry Rangers 5-0 in Thursday’s tournament opener.

Ahlaynah Barrientos, Fiona White, Isis Chapa, Balerie Muñoz and Victoria Martinez each scored a goal for Lobos.

Cassidy Hernandez assisted Barrientos’ goal, Jacqueline Rodriguez Mendes assisted White’s goal and Natalie Villa assisted Chapa’s goal.

Muñoz and Martinez scored without assists.

The Lobos were scheduled to face the Stafford Spartans and Port Lavaca Calhoun Sandies on Friday, but the tournament was due to end yesterday.

Full tournament results will be reported next Thursday in Uvalde Leader-News.

Following Tuesday’s home opener, the Lobos will take on La Grange Leopards in a road match scheduled for Friday at 5:30pm.

coyote debut friday

The Uvalde Coyotes will make their home debut of the season on Friday against the San Antonio Memorial Minutemen at the UHS stadium.

National teams clash at 7pm.

Prior to that match, the junior national team will play from 5pm.

The UHS boys were in Pleasanton for tournament action this weekend.

The Coyotes, led by George Menchaca, who has a 1-4 record on the season, were scheduled to face the La Vernier Bears and the Wimberly Texans in the first two games.

Tournament play was scheduled to end yesterday.

Pleasanton tournament results will be reported in future editions of Leader News.

The Coyotes entered the tournament in an attempt to end a four-game losing streak following last weekend’s Tibby Tournament losses against Carville Tibby, Shellyland Pioneers and Lockhart.

Medina Valley defeated the Coyotes 7-0 in a football tournament in Castroville last Tuesday night.

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