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Uvalde / uvaldeleadernews.com

Inclement weather impacts sub-varsity football

Because of inclement weather, only one of two scheduled high school sub-varsity games between Uvalde and Boerne were played last Wednesday night. Lighting from area thunderstorms caused the junior varsity contest to be halted only three minutes into the start of the game. The threat for more bad weather caused... Read more

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Uvalde / uvaldeleadernews.com

Lobos volleyball set this week

The Uvalde Lobos have two volleyball matches left on their 2021 regular-season schedule. Tuesday night, the Lobos will travel to Pearsall for a District 30-4A rematch against the Pearsall Lady Mavericks. Varsity action is set for 6:30 p.m. and will be preceded by a 4:30 p.m. freshman match and a 5:30 p.m junior varsity match. Read more

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Uvalde / uvaldeleadernews.com

Lobos finish third in varsity district cross-country

Competing amid warm, humid weather conditions at the Uvalde High School athletic fields, the Uvalde Lobos finished third in the varsity girls team standings of the District 30-4A cross-country meet last Wednesday morning. UHS placed five runners among the top 14 runners to cross the finish line. Senior Alexis Silva... Read more

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Uvalde / uvaldeleadernews.com

Volz: UHS athletes need to become stronger

That is an inconvenient truth that must be addressed. Back in 2019 when we found out that Uvalde High School would be dropping down from Class 5A to 4A, I am sure there are many fans who thought that things might get a litte easier for our Coyotes and Lobos. After years of having to try to compete against schools in our district that were much larger, we finally would be facing schools that had approximately the same number of students. Read more