Sanger Sports Corner

10/07/2025

Go out to Van Alstyne tonight and support these lady Indians in a huge district match vs VA.
Game time is at 6:00 for Varsuty and 5:00 for both JV’s.

10/07/2025

🏐 Sanger Sports Corner Player of the Game 🏐
Presented by Hall Real Estate and Don Hall Construction

Friday night against Frisco Panther Creek, Kinsy Ribinskas put together a stellar all-around performance for the Lady Indians.

Kinsy was a force at the net — recording a season-high 9 kills and leading the defensive effort with 5 big blocks. Her energy, consistency, and presence at the net helped keep Sanger in every set of a hard-fought five-set battle.

Kinsy continues to elevate her game each week, proving to be a key contributor on both sides of the ball.

Congratulations to Kinsy Ribinskas, your Sanger Sports Corner Player of the Game, presented by Hall Real Estate and Don Hall Construction!

10/06/2025

Sanger Sports Corner Game Recap
Presented by Hall Real Estate and Don Hall Construction

The Sanger Lady Indians lost another hard-fought district battle in five sets to the Frisco Panther Creek Lady Panthers on Friday October 3rd.

This team continues to fight for everything, but unfortunately came up just short — dropping the match 3 sets to 2 (23-25, 25-19, 22-25, 25-19, 12-15).

Despite the loss, the Lady Indians remain tied for 5th place in district with Van Alstyne — their next opponent in what will be another crucial matchup.

Offensively, Molly Schmucker led the way with 23 kills, followed by Blakely Pennington with 13 and Kinsy Ribinskas with a season-high 9 kills.
Sarah Dee dished out 22 assists while Kyla Sheriff added 20. From the service line, Sarah tallied 3 aces, with Blakely and Daijah Green contributing 2 each.

Defensively, Kinsy was a force at the net with 5 blocks, while 5 Lady Indians reached double digits in digs — Kyla (19), Blakely and Molly (16 each), Harley Miller (14), and Sarah (10).

The Lady Indians will look to bounce back on Tuesday against Van Alstyne in another key district showdown.

10/06/2025

Cross Country District meet details

(Races will start at the time they are scheduled. Please be sure to start your warm up 1 hour before your race starts)
7:45am - Arrive at Old Celina Park, unload bus and set up camp
9:00am - Varsity Girls Race starts. & JV Girls will start their warm up.
9:30am - Varsity Boys Race Starts. JV Boys will start their warm up.
- Awards ceremony will begin once all results have been posted-

7:00am - Bus will leave SHS Field House

8:00am - Varsity Girls will start their warm-up

8:25am - Varsity Boys will start their warm-up

8:50am - Varsity Girl will be on the line.

9:20am - Varsity Boys will be on the line.

9:50am - JV Girls will be on the line.

10:00am - JV Girls race starts.

10:20am - J Boys will be on the line.

10:30am - JV boys race starts

11:00am - JV Boys will start their cooldown

10/06/2025

💜This week in Sanger Athletics💛

Monday 10/6
Middle School 🏈Football at Aubrey
Games at Aubrey High School
Combined B team game at 6:00
Followed by
7th grade A team game approximately 6:45
8th grade B team game after

Middle School 🏐Volleyball games at Aubrey Owens Middle School
7A at 5pm 7B at 6pm 8B at 5pm 8A at 6pm

Tuesday 10/7
🏐Volleyball at Van Alstyne High School
JV Purple & JV Gold both at 5:00
Varsity at 6:00

Thursday 10/9
SHS Varsity 🏃🏽‍♀️‍➡️🏃🏽‍♂️cross country district meet at Old Celina Park at time TBA

Freshmen and JV 🏈football games vs Van Alstyne at Sanger High School
Freshman game at 5:00
JV game at 6:30

Friday 10/10
Varsity 🏈football game
Sanger Indians at Van Alstyne 7pm

🏐 Volleyball at Sanger High School vs Prosper Richland
Varsity at 4:30
JV Gold & JV Purple at 6:00

Saturday 10/11
Middle School 🏐 Volleyball Tournament at Sanger times TBA

Fields of faith at Sanger Baseball field 4pm

Go Indians!

10/05/2025

💜💛A Message to Our Sanger Family 💜💛

At the end of the day, we’re all on the same team! Team Sanger. Whether it’s youth sports, middle school, high school, or beyond, we should always root for every kid in our community to succeed.

Every player wearing “Sanger Indians” across their chest represents all of us! Our town, our schools, and our values. That means we lift them up, we cheer for them, and we celebrate their efforts, no matter what level they’re at or whose kid they are.

There’s no place for negativity or throwing shade toward any player or family. Our job as a community is to lead with positivity, encouragement, and support, period.

Let’s set the standard for what it means to be a proud Sanger Indian community. We rise together. 💪
You too can make It a great day to be a Sanger Indian.

10/04/2025

House of carts Players of the game is this all Senior offensive line. Shout out to those young men for having a great game. They led the Sanger offense to 620 yards of total offense.
They make it a great day to be a Sanger Indian.
Way to go boys!
Keep it going Indians!

10/04/2025

Sanger Sports Corner Game Recap Presented by Cap Plumbing

Friday night under the lights at Stephen Baker Field, the Sanger Indians hosted the Caddo Mills Foxes in a 4A Division II District 5 matchup — and the home team put on a show.

Sanger won the toss and elected to receive, driving deep into Fox territory before a fumble halted the opening drive. But the defense wasted no time making a statement, as Jaise Jackson snagged an interception to give the Indians the ball right back.

After a slow start offensively, the momentum shifted midway through the first quarter when Reggie Jones broke loose for a 40-yard touchdown run to give Sanger a 7–0 lead. Caddo Mills responded with a 30-yard touchdown pass to even things at 7–7, but the Indians answered quickly — this time with Bola punching it in from 10 yards out to reclaim the lead, 14–7, late in the first.

The second quarter brought a defensive showcase for Sanger. After Bola intercepted a Fox pass at the 1-yard line, the Indians marched 99 yards — their longest drive of the season — capped by a 2-yard touchdown run from Austin Martin. The Indians took a 21–7 lead into halftime.

Caddo Mills came out firing to start the second half, cutting the lead to 21–13 before Jaise Jackson blocked the extra point — his second blocked kick of the season. From there, it was all Sanger. The offense exploded, led by the unstoppable Reggie Jones, who found the end zone three more times, including a highlight-reel 89-yard touchdown run. Bola added another rushing touchdown as the Indians rolled to a dominant 49–20 victory.

The Indians’ offense was electric, piling up over 600 total yards behind a dominant offensive line that didn’t allow a single sack or pressure.
• QB Reed Sebastian: 15-of-18 passing, 157 yards
• RB Reggie Jones: 25 carries, 301 yards, 4 TDs
• RB Bola: 9 carries, 83 yards, 2 TDs
• RB Kale Barr: 4 carries, 32 yards
• RB Christian Bush: 3 carries, 25 yards
• WR Austin Martin: 7 receptions, 91 yards
• WR Joel Rodriguez: 4 receptions, 43 yards
• WR Wyatt Pennington: 3 receptions, 21 yards

Defensively, Luke Hendricks led the charge with 15 tackles, while Joshua Lindsey added 12. JJ Mikas and Des Sampson were disruptive all night, combining for five tackles for loss, and Sampson added a sack.

The win moves the Indians to 4–2 overall and 2–0 in district play as they continue to build momentum heading deeper into district competition.

Final Score: Sanger 49, Caddo Mills 20
Presented by Cap Plumbing — Proud Supporters of Sanger Athletics.

10/04/2025

Thanks to Papa Ds for sponsoring our games of the week here are all the finals.

10/04/2025

10/03/2025

Link to Sanger football game vs Caddo Mills

https://www.youtube.com/live/nwVq8VkfY8Y?si=hjUs6kw_UAMVKJBU

10/03/2025

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