Final from Post: Sundown 6 Post 28. Super proud of the boys tonight!
End of 3 in Post:
Post 21
Sundown 6
Sundown High School Cheerleaders continue to bring the passion, spirit and energy to our football games! Grateful for our squad! Go Big Red!!!
It was 14-6 Post at the half.
When the Bold Gold Band of Post needed additional support, our Sundown Band Director, Justin Mauldin, and his wife, Amber Mauldin, who serves as our Color Guard Instructor, stepped up to lend a helping hand. Together, they shared their time, talents, and expertise to help prepare the band for its journey to the Area Marching Competition.
Today, during halftime, the Mauldins from Sundown ISD were presented with a token of appreciation in recognition of their generosity and willingness to serve.
We are proud of Mr. And Mrs. Mauldin for demonstrating what it means to support others beyond the walls of Sundown ISD!
Corey Pormanes with a 2 yard TD run!! Conversion was just short.
Post 7
Sundown 6
7:52 left in the 2nd.
End of 1 in Post.
Sundown 0
Post 7
Due to weather and technical issues there will not be a radio broadcast of the varsity football game this evening.
Middle School had a great Red Ribbon Week! Here are some pictures from this week:
JV with the 33-13 win over Post. Great job boys!
Matthew Bernal finds the end zone from about 20 yards out and then Jax Reynolds finds Noah Pool in the end zone for the conversion.
Sundown JV 32
Post JV 13
1:10 left in the 3rd
Middle School game has been called due to lightning/storms. Everyone who traveled, be safe going home!
It's still a great day to be a Roughneck!
R. Reyna begins the 3rd quarter with a touchdown for the Roughnecks
Post: 20
Roughnecks: 14
**We are currently in a lightning delay**
Brennan Sanders finds the end zone for the 2nd time and then ran in the conversion. With just :17 left in the 1st half Sundown JV leads Post JV 24-13.
Halftime in Post
Post: 20
Roughnecks: 8
Brennan Sanders with a 3 yard TD run followed by a conversion run from Malaki Mancillas puts Sundown JV up 16-7 over Post JV with 2:22 left in the 1st quarter.
SMS: End of the 1st quarter with the score:
Post: 14
Roughnecks: 8
Post JV struck first with TD on their opening drive, Antuan Chambers returned the kickoff for our own TD, but it called back by a flag. He busted off a 60 yard TD run to get his TD back. Brennan Sanders ran in the conversion.
Sundown JV 8
Post JV 7
7:05 left in the 1st
SMS: Post returned the first kickoff for a touchdown followed by a 2 pt conversion. Our Roughnecks answered with a drive down the field that resulted with H. Davis scoring a touchdown and R. Pearson with a 2 pt conversion.
The next kickoff, Post returned it for a touchdown but no conversion.
With 4:34 left in the first, the score is:
Post: 14
Roughnecks: 8
National Principals Month | Mr. Jeremy Griffith
As we conclude our celebration of National Principals Month, we are proud to recognize Mr. Jeremy Griffith, Principal of Sundown High School! Feedback from his staff revealed three qualities that consistently stood out about Mr. Griffith's leadership: Relationships, Trust, and Presence.
Relationships are at the heart of how Mr. Griffith leads. He understands that before we can make a difference in the lives of students, we must first take the time to know them. His genuine interest in their well-being, his ability to recognize when someone needs encouragement, and his commitment to making every student feel seen and valued speak volumes about the leader he is.
Trust is another defining characteristic of his leadership. Mr. Griffith empowers his teachers to do what they do best. He values their professional judgment, encourages new ideas, and creates an environment where educators feel confident, supported, and trusted to make decisions that benefit their students.
Presence may be one of his greatest strengths. Whether interacting with students, supporting teachers, or attending school activities, Mr. Griffith makes himself available to those he serves. His leadership isn't confined to an office; it is demonstrated through the relationships he builds and the time he invests in others.
Mr. Griffith, thank you for your dedication, your passion for Sundown ISD, and the countless ways you invest in our students and staff. Your commitment to building relationships, trusting others, and simply being present continues to make Sundown High School a special place.
#NationalPrincipalsMonth #SundownISD #SundownRoughnecks #TheSundownWay #TASSP #NASSP
As we conclude our celebration of National Principals Month, we are proud to recognize Mr. Jeremy Griffith, Principal of Sundown High School! Feedback from his staff revealed three qualities that consistently stood out about Mr. Griffith's leadership: Relationships, Trust, and Presence.
Relationships are at the heart of how Mr. Griffith leads. He understands that before we can make a difference in the lives of students, we must first take the time to know them. His genuine interest in their well-being, his ability to recognize when someone needs encouragement, and his commitment to making every student feel seen and valued speak volumes about the leader he is.
Trust is another defining characteristic of his leadership. Mr. Griffith empowers his teachers to do what they do best. He values their professional judgment, encourages new ideas, and creates an environment where educators feel confident, supported, and trusted to make decisions that benefit their students.
Presence may be one of his greatest strengths. Whether interacting with students, supporting teachers, or attending school activities, Mr. Griffith makes himself available to those he serves. His leadership isn't confined to an office; it is demonstrated through the relationships he builds and the time he invests in others.
Mr. Griffith, thank you for your dedication, your passion for Sundown ISD, and the countless ways you invest in our students and staff. Your commitment to building relationships, trusting others, and simply being present continues to make Sundown High School a special place.
#NationalPrincipalsMonth #SundownISD #SundownRoughnecks #TheSundownWay #TASSP #NASSP
