Snyder ISD’s Summer Strength & Conditioning (S&C) program officially kicks off Monday, welcoming Tigers and Lady Tigers who plan to compete in the 2025–2026 school year. With a strong turnout expected and an increase in student participation, the athletics department has adjusted the schedule to ensure all athletes receive quality training and support throughout the summer.
Parents and students, the coaches have been updating the "cleared" list frequently on SportsYou. Check to ensure you have everything in order to participate this summer. For students who are new to athletics or planning to join Snyder ISD next year, there are just a few steps to complete before participating in workouts. The Snyder ISD athletics staff is ready to assist—families are encouraged to stop by the athletic office, call 325-574-8830, or visit www.snyderisd.net/athletics to get started.
Due to the high level of interest, workouts have been divided into two main groups.
Incoming 9th–12th Grade Students
Strength & Conditioning: 7:00 AM – 8:15 AM
Skills (All Sports, All Grades): 8:20 AM – 9:20 AM
Incoming 7th–8th Grade Students
Skills (All Sports, All Grades): 8:20 AM – 9:20 AM
Strength & Conditioning: 9:30 AM – 10:45 AM
Summer workout calendars for boys and girls programs are posted at www.snyderisd.net/summer
Water will be available, but all participants are encouraged to bring their own bottles to stay hydrated during workouts.
Athletic Director and Head Football Coach Anthony Gonzales is challenging every athlete to approach this summer with purpose. “We have an opportunity this summer to get the edge on everyone we’re getting ready to compete against next school year,” he said. “My challenge to everyone is to take it to the next level in everything you start tomorrow. Why not? Attacking everything you do with Fanatical Effort will develop the edge we need to elevate every program at Snyder Junior High and Snyder High School.”
More than just a summer workout program, this is a mindset shift—an invitation for every student-athlete to commit to excellence. From getting enough rest each night to showing up early with a great attitude, building those habits now can make all the difference in the fall. Staying hydrated, staying active, and getting quality sleep—these are tips that aren’t just for athletes, but for everyone aiming to make the most of summer.
As the first whistle blows and the early morning workouts begin, the message is clear: the work starts now. And for the Tigers and Lady Tigers, the journey toward next season begins with showing up, giving it everything, and FINISHing strong.
Parents and students, the coaches have been updating the "cleared" list frequently on SportsYou. Check to ensure you have everything in order to participate this summer. For students who are new to athletics or planning to join Snyder ISD next year, there are just a few steps to complete before participating in workouts. The Snyder ISD athletics staff is ready to assist—families are encouraged to stop by the athletic office, call 325-574-8830, or visit www.snyderisd.net/athletics to get started.
Due to the high level of interest, workouts have been divided into two main groups.
Incoming 9th–12th Grade Students
Strength & Conditioning: 7:00 AM – 8:15 AM
Skills (All Sports, All Grades): 8:20 AM – 9:20 AM
Incoming 7th–8th Grade Students
Skills (All Sports, All Grades): 8:20 AM – 9:20 AM
Strength & Conditioning: 9:30 AM – 10:45 AM
Summer workout calendars for boys and girls programs are posted at www.snyderisd.net/summer
Water will be available, but all participants are encouraged to bring their own bottles to stay hydrated during workouts.
Athletic Director and Head Football Coach Anthony Gonzales is challenging every athlete to approach this summer with purpose. “We have an opportunity this summer to get the edge on everyone we’re getting ready to compete against next school year,” he said. “My challenge to everyone is to take it to the next level in everything you start tomorrow. Why not? Attacking everything you do with Fanatical Effort will develop the edge we need to elevate every program at Snyder Junior High and Snyder High School.”
More than just a summer workout program, this is a mindset shift—an invitation for every student-athlete to commit to excellence. From getting enough rest each night to showing up early with a great attitude, building those habits now can make all the difference in the fall. Staying hydrated, staying active, and getting quality sleep—these are tips that aren’t just for athletes, but for everyone aiming to make the most of summer.
As the first whistle blows and the early morning workouts begin, the message is clear: the work starts now. And for the Tigers and Lady Tigers, the journey toward next season begins with showing up, giving it everything, and FINISHing strong.
🏆 With a 9–2 win over the Lady Blues in Game 2, your Lady Tigers are Bi-District Champions!
It was standing room only — fans stacked deep — and the energy was 🔥!
More photos and news to come... stay tuned, Tiger Nation!
#snydertigers #snyderisd
Reminder! There is no school on Friday, April 18th. We hope you have a wonderful weekend with friends and family. We will see everyone back at school on Monday, April 21st!
Tonight is senior night! Come out and watch the Lady Tigers take on Big Spring @ 5pm at Cates Field and honor the Seniors!
Senior night festivities will begin at 4:45! Let's go, Lady Tigers!
FREE, On-Site Sports Physicals for SJH & SHS Students this MAY!
We’re excited to partner with Cogdell Family Clinic to offer on-site sports physicals for the following groups:
- SJH & SHS Student-Athletes
- SHS Marching Band
- SJH & SHS Cheer (Yes, SJH Cheer! More info coming soon...)
- Student Trainers
- Special Olympics Participants
All students must have a physical on file if they:
- Are new to the program
- Are entering 7th, 9th, or 11th grade
- Have a pre-existing medical condition
- Were injured since their last physical and needed a doctor’s release
🚨 WE GOTTA GO!
We want to maximize every minute and be ready on day one. Therefore, students will not be able to participate in summer strength & conditioning or athletics unless they have a current physical on file AND are enrolled (new) and registered (new and returning) as Snyder ISD students.
Enrollment and registration opens EARLY this year!
Learn more: www.snyderisd.net/register
🚨🚨 VARSITY SOFTBALL: Location & Time Change
Due to standing water on the field, the varsity game has been moved to Coahoma.
Snyder Lady Tigers vs. San Angelo Lakeview
📍 Updated Location: Coahoma
🕔 Updated Varsity Time: 6:30 PM
🕔 JV Game: Cancelled
Let’s fill the stands and get loud!
Go Lady Tigers! 🐾
Over Spring Break, Snyder High School National Honor Society students spent time giving back to their community by participating in a trash pickup to help spruce up Snyder. Their efforts are a great reminder that service and pride in our hometown don’t take a break!
#snydertigers #snyderisd #NHS
Good Luck at STATE!
Snyder High School Sophomore Tomas Ramos, will compete in the Texas High School Powerlifting Association State Championships at the Taylor County Expo Center this morning. The bars will be loaded, and lifting will begin at 9:00am. We hope to see you in the stands cheering on Tomas!
#FE #snydertigers #snyderisd
🚨🚨Community Alert: First Responder Training Exercises at Snyder High School
Please be advised that Snyder High School will host a law enforcement and first responder safety training on Monday, March 17th, and Tuesday, March 18th and you will notice a large presence of first responders in the area. The training should conclude by 6pm each evening and the main high school building will not be accessible during this time.
⚠️ This is only a training exercise—there is no cause for alarm.
We are proud to support our local first responders by providing a space for this important training. Thank you for your understanding and support!
Please be advised that Snyder High School will host a law enforcement and first responder safety training on Monday, March 17th, and Tuesday, March 18th and you will notice a large presence of first responders in the area. The training should conclude by 6pm each evening and the main high school building will not be accessible during this time.
⚠️ This is only a training exercise—there is no cause for alarm.
We are proud to support our local first responders by providing a space for this important training. Thank you for your understanding and support!
Snyder High School Plant and Soil Science students are bustling with activity as they prepare for the upcoming spring season at Evergreen - SISD Research and Retail Greenhouse and their important Industry-Based Certification (IBC) tests.
Students at Snyder High School can earn a variety of IBCs. Not only are they a great addition to a resume, but they show potential employers they've mastered skills needed for future careers.
Our students have also crafted unique pieces that are now available for sale in the cooler! Don't miss the chance to support our students and bring home some of their amazing work.
Students at Snyder High School can earn a variety of IBCs. Not only are they a great addition to a resume, but they show potential employers they've mastered skills needed for future careers.
Our students have also crafted unique pieces that are now available for sale in the cooler! Don't miss the chance to support our students and bring home some of their amazing work.
Snyder ISD is pleased to announce they have been awarded The Mentor Program Allotment (MPA). This allotment will allow the district to further develop and strengthen its beginning teacher mentoring program, ultimately benefiting students through increased teacher retention and effectiveness. We want to thank Kathy Scott, Director of Student Services, for her diligent work on this grant submission.
The MPA is a state initiative designed to help districts build or sustain mentoring programs for new teachers. These programs are grounded in research-based best practices and focus on improving student outcomes by supporting and retaining high-quality educators. Districts participating in the MPA commit to meeting rigorous requirements for mentors, district leaders, and campus leaders involved in the program. The MPA funds can be used for mentor stipends, release time for mentors and mentees, and high-quality mentor training.
Snyder ISD recognizes that providing comprehensive support and training for new teachers is a top priority. This MPA award will significantly enhance the district's ability to achieve this goal. The funding will allow Snyder ISD to provide its beginning teachers with the training and resources they need to thrive in the classroom and contribute to student success. The district is committed to fostering a supportive environment where new teachers can grow professionally and develop their skills, ensuring the best possible education for Snyder ISD students.
#snyderisd #snydertigers
Don't miss the SHS Choir as they present "Echoes of Inspiration," featuring their stunning 2025 UIL Concert and Sight Reading pieces.
🗓️ When: Monday, March 3rd, 6:00 PM
📍 Where: Worsham Auditorium, Snyder High School
🎟️ Admission: FREE
Come and experience a showcase of talent and hard work from our dedicated students. It's sure to be an inspiring evening!
Spread the word and bring your friends and family! Let's fill the auditorium with support for our choir. See you there!
#snyderisd #snydertigers #finearts
🗓️ When: Monday, March 3rd, 6:00 PM
📍 Where: Worsham Auditorium, Snyder High School
🎟️ Admission: FREE
Come and experience a showcase of talent and hard work from our dedicated students. It's sure to be an inspiring evening!
Spread the word and bring your friends and family! Let's fill the auditorium with support for our choir. See you there!
#snyderisd #snydertigers #finearts
🔬📐 Snyder ISD Educators Attend Executive Leadership Summit
This morning, Mrs. Stevenson (Junior High Science), Coach Jennings (High School Math), and Superintendent Mr. Rauch attended the Executive Leadership Summit hosted by Region 14 Education Service Center and Texas Instruments.
This summit brought together outstanding educators and leaders to discuss new math and science initiatives and interactive technology. Educators also engaged in hands-on learning with TI calculators, explored Python coding, and worked with Rover robots to discover new ways to bring interactive technology to the classroom.
We appreciate Mrs. Stevenson, Coach Jennings, and Mr. Rauch for representing Snyder ISD and bringing back valuable insights to continue strengthening math and science opportunities for our students! #SnyderISD #SnyderTigers
This morning, Mrs. Stevenson (Junior High Science), Coach Jennings (High School Math), and Superintendent Mr. Rauch attended the Executive Leadership Summit hosted by Region 14 Education Service Center and Texas Instruments.
This summit brought together outstanding educators and leaders to discuss new math and science initiatives and interactive technology. Educators also engaged in hands-on learning with TI calculators, explored Python coding, and worked with Rover robots to discover new ways to bring interactive technology to the classroom.
We appreciate Mrs. Stevenson, Coach Jennings, and Mr. Rauch for representing Snyder ISD and bringing back valuable insights to continue strengthening math and science opportunities for our students! #SnyderISD #SnyderTigers
Weather Update for Snyder Tiger Sports
Heads up, Tiger fans! We've got some important time changes due to the extreme cold. Your safety and the safety of our athletes, coaches, and officials are our top priority.
⚽ SHS Girls Soccer: Varsity game time has been moved to 3:00 PM at San Angelo Lakeview. Remember the Clear Bag Policy and entry fees ($4 adults, $3 kids). Can't make it in person? Watch online here: https://fan.hudl.com/usa/tx/san-angelo/organization/6741/lake-view-high-school/watch?b=QnJvYWRjYXN0MTc3Nzg3NQ%3D%3D
🥎 SHS JV & Varsity Softball: Games at Monahans have also been adjusted. Varsity will now play at 4:00 PM, with JV playing immediately following.
🏃🏽 The Junior High Boys Track meet scheduled for Thursday has been canceled.
⚾️ Varsity & JV Baseball tournaments will be on Friday & Saturday only.
Bundle up if you're heading out to support the Tigers! Let's go, Snyder!
#snydertigers #snyderisd
Heads up, Tiger fans! We've got some important time changes due to the extreme cold. Your safety and the safety of our athletes, coaches, and officials are our top priority.
⚽ SHS Girls Soccer: Varsity game time has been moved to 3:00 PM at San Angelo Lakeview. Remember the Clear Bag Policy and entry fees ($4 adults, $3 kids). Can't make it in person? Watch online here: https://fan.hudl.com/usa/tx/san-angelo/organization/6741/lake-view-high-school/watch?b=QnJvYWRjYXN0MTc3Nzg3NQ%3D%3D
🥎 SHS JV & Varsity Softball: Games at Monahans have also been adjusted. Varsity will now play at 4:00 PM, with JV playing immediately following.
🏃🏽 The Junior High Boys Track meet scheduled for Thursday has been canceled.
⚾️ Varsity & JV Baseball tournaments will be on Friday & Saturday only.
Bundle up if you're heading out to support the Tigers! Let's go, Snyder!
#snydertigers #snyderisd
Get ready for GAME DAY! Your Lady Tigers are ready to give it their all in the Bi-District round!
📣 SHS Girls Basketball Playoff Sendoff
2pm Load bus at high school
2:15 Primary
2:30 Intermediate
2:50 Junior High
🏀 SHS Girls Basketball Bi-District
vs. Glen Rose – 6:30 PM
@ Eula
#snydertigers #snyderisd #txhsgbb🏀
📣 SHS Girls Basketball Playoff Sendoff
2pm Load bus at high school
2:15 Primary
2:30 Intermediate
2:50 Junior High
🏀 SHS Girls Basketball Bi-District
vs. Glen Rose – 6:30 PM
@ Eula
#snydertigers #snyderisd #txhsgbb🏀
Ag Mechanics Update from Mr. Perryman
This past weekend, three of our students showcased their skills at the San Angelo Ag Mechanics Show among 900+ entries and nearly 1,800 competitors!
🔹 Cody Nobles and Lucas Hebert presented the competition welding trailer they built this year, earning a blue ribbon!
🔹 Eli Babb entered his impressive patio table project and earned a red ribbon!
Congratulations to these talented young men on their hard work and success! We are so proud of the craftsmanship and dedication coming out of our shop.
🔹 Cody Nobles and Lucas Hebert presented the competition welding trailer they built this year, earning a blue ribbon!
🔹 Eli Babb entered his impressive patio table project and earned a red ribbon!
Congratulations to these talented young men on their hard work and success! We are so proud of the craftsmanship and dedication coming out of our shop.
🌟 Happy National School Counseling Week! 🌟
We are proud to recognize our outstanding counseling team who go above and beyond to support, guide, and inspire our students every day. 💛🖤
Please join us in celebrating:
🔸 Abbi Cowley – Snyder Primary School Counselor
🔸 Lacee Wall – Snyder Primary School Counselor
🔸 Bailey Andrews – Snyder Intermediate School Counselor
🔸 Sherry Faulkenbery – Snyder Junior High School Counselor
🔸 Emily Beaver – Snyder High School Counselor
🔸 Wendy Hunter – Snyder High School Teacher / Academic Advisor
Thank you all for the crucial role you play in helping our students thrive. We appreciate you!
We are proud to recognize our outstanding counseling team who go above and beyond to support, guide, and inspire our students every day. 💛🖤
Please join us in celebrating:
🔸 Abbi Cowley – Snyder Primary School Counselor
🔸 Lacee Wall – Snyder Primary School Counselor
🔸 Bailey Andrews – Snyder Intermediate School Counselor
🔸 Sherry Faulkenbery – Snyder Junior High School Counselor
🔸 Emily Beaver – Snyder High School Counselor
🔸 Wendy Hunter – Snyder High School Teacher / Academic Advisor
Thank you all for the crucial role you play in helping our students thrive. We appreciate you!
Congratulations to the Snyder High School Class Favorites for the 2024-2025 School Year!
Seniors: Aaron Pena and Lily Sartain
Juniors: Nethan Dagani and Sophia Montoya
Sophomores: Cannon Morris and Sofia Romero-Bernaldez
Freshmen: Jason Hernandez and Brandee Martinez
Seniors: Aaron Pena and Lily Sartain
Juniors: Nethan Dagani and Sophia Montoya
Sophomores: Cannon Morris and Sofia Romero-Bernaldez
Freshmen: Jason Hernandez and Brandee Martinez
Congratulations to Snyder High School’s Daenin Smith, Ethan Rios, and Brock Green for being recognized among Big Country Blitz's Best of the Rest!
We also want to congratulate Daenin Smith and Ethan Rios, who were considered for 4A Offensive MVP. Daenin had 211 carries for 962 yards, 8 rushing touchdowns, 16 receptions for 121 yards, and 1 receiving touchdown. Ethan had 38 receptions for 703 yards and 7 receiving touchdowns. He also had 12 carries for 69 yards and 1 rushing touchdown.
Way to represent Snyder Tigers!
FE
We also want to congratulate Daenin Smith and Ethan Rios, who were considered for 4A Offensive MVP. Daenin had 211 carries for 962 yards, 8 rushing touchdowns, 16 receptions for 121 yards, and 1 receiving touchdown. Ethan had 38 receptions for 703 yards and 7 receiving touchdowns. He also had 12 carries for 69 yards and 1 rushing touchdown.
Way to represent Snyder Tigers!
FE
Kayla Vasquez Named West Texas Scholastic Player of the Year
The 33 Lead Athletic Club has announced Kayla Vasquez as the recipient of the prestigious West Texas Scholastic Player of the Year award. This honor recognizes high school athletes who excel not only in their sport but also in academics and community impact, reflecting the values that positively influence communities across West Texas.
Kayla has demonstrated remarkable dedication and leadership both on and off the court. Her commitment to excellence and her ability to inspire others have made her an exemplary representative of Snyder ISD.
In recognition of her achievements, Kayla will be honored at a special ceremony on January 12 at 5 PM at the George Bush Convention Center, where she will receive her award and scholarship alongside other honorees.
The Snyder ISD community celebrates Kayla’s well-deserved recognition and looks forward to seeing her continued success. Her achievements serve as an inspiration to students, athletes, and the entire community.
Congratulations, Kayla Vasquez, on this incredible honor!
The 33 Lead Athletic Club has announced Kayla Vasquez as the recipient of the prestigious West Texas Scholastic Player of the Year award. This honor recognizes high school athletes who excel not only in their sport but also in academics and community impact, reflecting the values that positively influence communities across West Texas.
Kayla has demonstrated remarkable dedication and leadership both on and off the court. Her commitment to excellence and her ability to inspire others have made her an exemplary representative of Snyder ISD.
In recognition of her achievements, Kayla will be honored at a special ceremony on January 12 at 5 PM at the George Bush Convention Center, where she will receive her award and scholarship alongside other honorees.
The Snyder ISD community celebrates Kayla’s well-deserved recognition and looks forward to seeing her continued success. Her achievements serve as an inspiration to students, athletes, and the entire community.
Congratulations, Kayla Vasquez, on this incredible honor!
