Softball Bi-District Playoff Information: Sundown vs Colorado City
Location: Lamesa HS
Time: 6:30 PM
Date: Thursday, April 28th
After 4 days of competition at the Abernathy Band Festival, the Sundown 5th grade Beginning Band was named "Best in Class"! We know all of our band students work hard and perform at the highest level, but it's a great day when their excellence is recognized by others. Congratulations, 5th grade! The Sundown Roughnecks Band standard continues to shine.
Baseball wins 15-0 in 5 over Morton. Playoff information to come soon.
3 innings complete and the boys are up 13-0 on Morton.
Roughnecks lead Morton 9-0 after 2. We will recognize players and parents after the game.
Perfect day at the ballpark. The Roughnecks lead Morton 3-0 after 1.
Congratulations to our Regional Champions in Academic UIL, the Sundown High School Roughnecks and Roughettes!!! We are so proud of the hard work and dedication it takes to win a District & Regional Championship! We are blessed with students that are capable of achieving at such a high level, as well having teachers and academic coaches that have worked diligently to prepare our students for this accolade! We had 15 Individual District Champions! 30 Individual Regional Qualifiers! 2 Individual Regional Champions! 6 State Qualifiers! It's a great day to be a Sundown Roughneck!
#WeAreSundownSmart
#WeHaveSundownHeart
#WeAreSundownStrong
Sundown Roughneck Basketball Camp information!
Mark your calendars--May 23, 24, 25
Incoming 1st through 8th graders (2022-2023)
Camp forms will be sent home soon!!
Baseball Parent Night
V Baseball vs. Morton GAME CHANGE - here @ 6:00 (instead of 5) on Tuesday, April 26th
The Sundown Middle School Apollo Trip was a success!
Mrs. Bufe's Middle School Apollo classes took a trip this past weekend to Hutto High School to compete at the TCEA State Competition in Robotics. The morning began with the 7th and 8th Graders competing in the Invention Project with the showing of their "PyroBot". They showcased their invention to a group of judges while promoting their product. "Blazing the trail to Fire Safety" was their motto, and they had prepared speeches to capture the attention and curiosity of the judges. They did a great job and performed very well! Unfortunately they did not make it to the podium but we are extremely proud of their teamwork and their efforts leading up to and during the event. The next group to compete were our 6th Graders in the Arena competition where they were given the task of creating a robot that was programmed to complete a checklist of items for points. They were teamed up with teams from across the state. We had 2 qualifying teams for this competition with Maddy Medrano and Cohen Thomas qualifying for the Final Match, only 8 teams qualified for this Final Match (with each of the 8 allowed to team up with a fellow qualifying team). Maddy and Cohen came up short in the First Round of the Finals Match but we are extremely proud of them for their efforts!
A trip like this takes a lot of planning, and it involves a lot of moving parts (including the robots). Mrs. Ashley Bufe laid out a great weekend experience for our students including time to prepare for the competition, a fun filled day at SeaWorld in San Antonio, an evening of lounging by the pool, and a celebratory dinner at Hula Hut down by the river in Austin after the competition. She had our students well prepared, and worked countless hours to get them ready for the day of competition. Our students were pushed academically, and really had to rally together to give themselves their best chance of success. If you have never had an opportunity to hang out with Middle School Students over the course of 4 days, you are missing out on life! A lot of laughs were shared, and a lot of questions were asked, many lame jokes were told... Did we mention there were a ton of questions asked?
We are thankful to our parents that traveled with us and lent a helping hand along the way from helping out at the hotel, to making reservations for us at dinner, and simply for their presence at the competition! We want to thank all the parents for allowing your children to hang out with us over the past 4 days!
We really enjoyed our time together, and we are already looking forward to our next trip, which we hope to make bigger and better! Maybe this time, they'll let Mr. Salazar have a little more time for fun at SeaWorld and not cut his fun time short!
Last leg of the MS GT trip… leaving Sweetwater now (1:45 PM). Hope the rain follows us into town! We should arrive around 4 PM.
Updated Regional UIL Meet Results
Roughettes win 13-7 and clinch the 3 seed in the playoffs!!! Playoff information to come! Congrats ladies!!!
Roughettes lead HC 10-5 after 5.
Roughettes lead 8-4 after 3. Let’s go ladies!!
Roughettes lead Hale Center 8-1 after 2. We will recognize our seniors after the game. Beautiful day at the park!
Academic Regional UIL Meet Results
http://utdirect.utexas.edu/uil/elc3_pub_meet_comp.WBX?s_year=2022&s_conference=2A&s_level_id=R&s_level_nbr=%201&s_meet_abbr=SPM
📸 DON'T BLINK! 📸
We're in the final six weeks of the school year. Be sure to pre-order your 2022 Gusher Yearbook before they are sold out.
Place your order here: https://sundownisd.revtrak.net/yearbook/#/v/2021-2022-Yearbook-Pre-Order
If you have any questions contact Mrs. Bratcher at mbratcher@sundownisd.com
Just a reminder that orders are due today for the The Senior Class meal next Monday evening. All proceeds will benefit the De Los Santos students. The meal will include pulled pork, beans, potato salad, bread and water. Plates will be $10 each. Orders can be placed here: https://forms.gle/zMAEnMNToGE5YwxcA
