Congratulations to Sundown Elementary students on winning the District Water and Soil Conservation poster contest. Mila Garza won first place and Kashlyn Magana is the runner up. Their posters are moving on to the Area Contest.
All 7th Grade Fundraiser items should have been delivered! If you have not received your items, please contact Kayla Belew at kbelew@sundownisd.com! Thank you so much for your continued support of all things Sundown ISD!
We have loved seeing everyone wearing their gear!!!
#LoveOthers #WorkHard #EmbraceExcellence
Congratulations to our Sundown Roughneck Boys Golf Team for an outstanding performance and bringing home 1st Place as a team from the Yoakum County Invitational Tournament!
A special congratulations to:
Isaiah Igo - 1st Place Individual
Drew Igo - 2nd Place Individual
Roughnette softball will not be going to Canyon today due to some girls sick. Tomorrow will be played by ear.
The Sundown ATPE (Association of Texas Professional Educators) continues to make a positive impact across our district through their annual campus project. Each year, our ATPE organization selects a project that benefits one of our campuses, and the 2025–2026 project has now been completed at Sundown Middle School. The structures were constructed by Christian Quintana and Josh Hogan, students in the Sundown High School Welding Program under the direction of our High School Teacher, Mike Richardson.
The finished pieces have now been installed on the south side of the Sundown Middle School campus, adding both function and pride to the area. Projects like this highlight what makes Sundown ISD special: students learning valuable skills while giving back to their own school community.
A big thank you to our Sundown ATPE members and President Bobbie Terry for continuing this tradition of service and support, and to Mr. Mike Richardson and our talented welding students for their hard work in bringing this project to life. At Sundown ISD, we believe in loving others, working hard, and embracing excellence, and this project reflects all three.
#SundownISD #WorkHard #LoveOthers #EmbraceExcellence
The finished pieces have now been installed on the south side of the Sundown Middle School campus, adding both function and pride to the area. Projects like this highlight what makes Sundown ISD special: students learning valuable skills while giving back to their own school community.
A big thank you to our Sundown ATPE members and President Bobbie Terry for continuing this tradition of service and support, and to Mr. Mike Richardson and our talented welding students for their hard work in bringing this project to life. At Sundown ISD, we believe in loving others, working hard, and embracing excellence, and this project reflects all three.
#SundownISD #WorkHard #LoveOthers #EmbraceExcellence
Congratulations to our 2026 Boys Basketball All District Selections!
Varsity softball - Canyon tournament schedule:
Thursday: @ Canyon Randall
9201 Bell St, Amarillo, TX 79118
9:00 am vs. Caprock Jv
11:00 am vs. Randall Jv
Friday @ Tascosa
1901 Brazos St, Amarillo, TX 79102
10:00 am vs. Tascosa Jv
12:00 pm vs. Tulia
2026 Sundown Tennis Tournament Results
2026 JH Roughneck Relays Results
IONA BILBREY TURNS 100!
“Queen of Sundown” Celebrates a Century of Grace and Service
SUNDOWN, TEXAS — March 3, 2026
Sundown is celebrating a remarkable milestone as Iona Lee (Bilbrey), beloved alumna of Sundown High School, Class of 1944, marks her 100th birthday. As the “Queen of Sundown,” Iona’s life reflects a century of excellence, service, commitment, and devotion to her hometown school. As a student at Sundown High School, Iona distinguished herself both academically and socially. In 1944, she was honored as Best All-Around Girl, a recognition reserved for students who exemplified leadership, character, and involvement. Her classmates also selected her as Class Favorite her senior year, an early testament to the warmth and respect she inspired in those around her. Graduating during a pivotal moment in American history, Iona carried the values of perseverance and service with her throughout her life. Those same values later guided her back to Sundown ISD, where she served faithfully as the school nurse from 1976 to 1997. For two decades, she became a steady presence in the halls, offering care, comfort, and reassurance to countless students, staff, and families. Former students fondly recall her gentle spirit, calm demeanor, and unwavering dedication. Whether tending to scraped knees, offering words of encouragement, or simply being someone students could trust, Iona’s impact reached far beyond the nurse’s office. Now, 82 years after her graduation, Sundown honors not only her longevity, but the legacy she has built rooted in kindness, commitment, and community pride. From crowned honors as a student to decades of service as a caregiver, Iona Bilbrey has remained a shining example of what it means to represent Sundown with grace and pride. As the community celebrates her 100th birthday, one title remains fitting and undisputed: Iona Bilbrey is, and always will be, the"Queen of Sundown". Sundown ISD wishes her the happiest of birthdays this 3rd day of March, 2026.
“Queen of Sundown” Celebrates a Century of Grace and Service
SUNDOWN, TEXAS — March 3, 2026
Sundown is celebrating a remarkable milestone as Iona Lee (Bilbrey), beloved alumna of Sundown High School, Class of 1944, marks her 100th birthday. As the “Queen of Sundown,” Iona’s life reflects a century of excellence, service, commitment, and devotion to her hometown school. As a student at Sundown High School, Iona distinguished herself both academically and socially. In 1944, she was honored as Best All-Around Girl, a recognition reserved for students who exemplified leadership, character, and involvement. Her classmates also selected her as Class Favorite her senior year, an early testament to the warmth and respect she inspired in those around her. Graduating during a pivotal moment in American history, Iona carried the values of perseverance and service with her throughout her life. Those same values later guided her back to Sundown ISD, where she served faithfully as the school nurse from 1976 to 1997. For two decades, she became a steady presence in the halls, offering care, comfort, and reassurance to countless students, staff, and families. Former students fondly recall her gentle spirit, calm demeanor, and unwavering dedication. Whether tending to scraped knees, offering words of encouragement, or simply being someone students could trust, Iona’s impact reached far beyond the nurse’s office. Now, 82 years after her graduation, Sundown honors not only her longevity, but the legacy she has built rooted in kindness, commitment, and community pride. From crowned honors as a student to decades of service as a caregiver, Iona Bilbrey has remained a shining example of what it means to represent Sundown with grace and pride. As the community celebrates her 100th birthday, one title remains fitting and undisputed: Iona Bilbrey is, and always will be, the"Queen of Sundown". Sundown ISD wishes her the happiest of birthdays this 3rd day of March, 2026.
Sundown Athletic Booster Program
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Roughnecks hang on to win 11-10 over Sudan in Ralls. Way to work today fellas!
Roughnecks leading 11-5 after 4.
3 complete in Ralls:
Sundown 9
Sudan 2
2 complete in Ralls and the Roughnecks lead Sudan 6-2.
Roughnecks down 2-1 to Sudan after 1 in Ralls.
Roughnecks win 14-5 in game 1 of the day. Will start in 30 minutes against Sudan. Well done boys!
Roughnecks up 10-5 after 2.
Roughnecks lead Petersburg 4-2 after 1 in Ralls.
Softball Final
Sundown 13
San Angelo Lake View 0