My goal this year is to win the district championship. I aim to enhance my speed and overall performance, and I truly believe that with our collective talent, work ethic, and strategy, this team has what it takes to make a full run all the way to the top. “You have to bulk up” -Dad Luke's Jr. Tiger is Leevi Tuck, a second grader at Glen Rose Elementary. Leevi loves spending time with Luke and looks up to him as an athlete he truly admires. Even better, they share the same two favorite sports—making their bond even stronger!

Our goal this year is simple – win the region. I’ll always have a rivalry with that purple town and beating them will never get old. Personally, I want to grow as a leader and teammate, while sharpening my open-field tackling skills. As a returning letterman, I bring both experience and attitude to the field, determined to learn from past mistakes and push harder than ever to make this season unforgettable OMAS 25' Kaiden's Jr. Tiger is Shane Huckabee III, a Kindergartener at Glen Rose Elementary. He’s definitely excited about all the candy coming his way! ?? But more than that, he has an absolute blast out there, cheering on his Big under those iconic FRIDAY NIGHT LIGHTS. The mentorship this program provides is truly unmatched—building memories, confidence, and bonds that last far beyond the game.

My goals this year are to set the record for blocked kicks and earn a spot on the wall that I can proudly call my own. I want to make sure we take care of business against the purple team and continue the legacy of unbeaten district championships for the decade. Personally, I aim to adapt to a new position and face any adversity head-on. I’m proud of how far this team has come, and I’m excited to see where our hard work will take us by season’s end. "What God has for you is for you. Trust his timing. Trust his plan" SENIOR 2026 Mom, Dad, thank you for always pushing me to become the best version of myself. You never let me give up on my passions and always supported me in going after anything I wanted. You’ve shaped me into who I am today, and I’ll carry that with me always. Always #14 in my heart! Love, Patton. Patton's Jr. Tiger is Preston Jayne, a second grader at Glen Rose Elementary. Preston can’t wait to play catch and hang out at the tunnel!

Focused on improving his speed and determination, Ty has his sights set on beating Godley this season. What makes him most proud is being part of a team that shows up, works hard, and gets better every single day. “Put your hard hats on and your work boots on and go to work”-Coach Harlin Ty's Jr. Tiger is Liam Perez, a third grader at Glen Rose Intermediate. He’s thrilled to have a friend like Ty to cheer on under the lights and can’t wait to watch him play! From standing by the tunnel as the players take the field to making special things for his Tiger, he’s ready to be part of every moment this season.

This year, we’re determined to make a strong run and show everyone what we’re truly capable of. DBAB- Pair SENIOR 2026 I want to thank my family—they are my greatest supporters, and I wouldn’t be the person I am today without them. They’ve always been there to guide me, push me to do my best, and celebrate every step along the way. I’ll be forever grateful for their love and support. I also want to give a special thanks to Coach Pair, who played a huge role in shaping me not just as a football player, but as a person. He believed in me when no one else did and taught me valuable lessons about both football and life.

"My goals for this team are to make a lasting impact this season, help lead us to something special, and guide us back to the semifinals. I also want to continue our dominance over our so-called "rivals", the Wildcats, who we’ve defeated nine years in a row, and make it ten. Coach pair- Don’t be soft SENIOR 2026 I’d like to thank Coach Pair. Throughout my football career, we’ve had our ups and downs, but there was never a time I felt he didn’t believe in me or care about me. He was always on my side. No coach could ever make me more frustrated than him, but every time I felt that, I knew it was because he cared and believed in me. Thank you, Coach. Caden's Jr. Tiger is Easton Wylie, a fourth grader at Glen Rose Intermediate. Easton is looking forward to Caden being a big brother and role model. He can’t wait to celebrate all of Caden’s wins and achievements as a Tiger.

Our team goal is to win state, and the one team I want to dominate most is Godley. Personally, I want to continue growing as a better teammate and leader. What makes me proud of this team is how far we’ve come together—playing side by side since junior high, pushing each other to improve, and evolving into not just better players, but better men. Matthew 5:16 Gage's Jr Tiger is Karson West, a first grader at Glen Rose Elementary. Karson is looking forward to building a great bond and friendship—and to cheering as he makes big tackles and shows off that TIGER PRIDE!

With big goals ahead, Oliver is determined to win that state championship, grow as a leader, and better himself for the good of his teammates. He values the bond this group shares, saying it’s more than just football, it's friends coming together to do what they love. "Keep your head up Elliot!" SENIOR 2026 I want to thank my coaches for pushing me to grow into a better leader and teaching me what it means to put others before myself. And to my parents—I wouldn’t be the man I am today without the love, guidance, and values you’ve instilled in me. Everything I do is a reflection of what you’ve poured into my life. Oliver's Jr. Tigers are Asher Gosling, a fourth grader and Archer Gosling, a first grader. Asher and Archer are excited to be Oliver’s Jr. Tigers and can’t wait to cheer on the Tigers at the games—together as brothers! Sharing #8 makes it even more special, and both are looking forward to getting to know Oliver better while supporting the team together.

This year, I want to smoke Godley. I’m focused on improving my sprint roll-outs and sharpening my game, but what makes me proudest is this team—we work hard for each other and do whatever it takes to get the job done “It’s not whether you get knocked down; it’s whether you get back up”. Vince Lombardi

Judd’s goals for this season are clear: win the district and take down Godley. What makes him most proud is the hard work this team has put in all summer, growing stronger together. Through the struggles, the grind, and the victories, he knows this team is built to win as one. “One mission, any storm.” -Coach Watkins

My goal is to win district and make a deep playoff run to prove that this year’s team is every bit as strong and determined as the ones that came before us. Hard work beats talent when talent fails to work hard.-KD Nate's Jr. Tiger is Gentry Capps, a second grader at Glen Rose Elementary. Gentry is excited to make a new friend, cheer for him on the field, and learn more about football, especially since he plays the same position as his big Tiger!

My personal goal this year is to help make my teammates better while adjusting smoothly to a new program. I want to contribute in every way possible to push us deep into the playoffs. One game I’m especially looking forward to is against Godley—they talk a lot of trash, and I can’t wait to back it up on the field. Personally, I’m focused on improving my fast-twitch explosiveness and becoming a stronger vocal leader. What makes me proud of this team is the chemistry we share and the way we’re all willing to put in the work for one another. “If you aren’t first, you are last” - My mom The person who has had the greatest impact on my life is my stepdad. He stepped up to be the father I always wished for, supporting me in everything I set my mind to and showing me what it means to be a real man. I know there are days when I probably come across as just a bratty teenager, but I hope he knows how truly thankful I am for him and for the role he’s taken in my life. Tyson's Jr. Tiger is Colton Conner, a fifth grader at Glen Rose Intermediate. Colton's eager to learn from his Big Tiger and can’t wait to see him have an incredible season.

My goal for this team is to make everyone better and push each other past our limits. Personally, I’m focused on building more confidence and playing with greater physicality. The game I’m most locked in on is against the purple team down the road—Godley. What makes me proud of this group is that, no matter the conditions or challenges, we show up and put in the work every single day. Philippians 4:13: “I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me.”

I’m determined to beat Alvarado by a solid margin this year, especially since I know so many people from there—it makes the rivalry personal. I’m also proud to be part of this team because I’ve been pushed harder here than I ever would have been in Joshua, and that challenge has made me a better player. “Best way to avoid punch - no be there” — Mr Myagi SENIOR 2026 I want to thank my Papa for everything—he’s the one who gave me my love for football. Whenever I got busted up, he was there telling me to stand up, rub some dirt on it, and be a man. If I ever got into a fight, his first question was always, ‘Did you win?’—never worried about the fight itself. I also want to thank my mom and everyone else who has guided me to become the person I am today—whether that’s a coach, a sibling, or a friend. Each of you has helped me through thick and thin, and I truly owe the world to you for that. Nicholas's Jr. Tiger is Kyle Gartrell, a fifth grader at Glen Rose Intermediate. Kyle looks forward to watching Nicholas be a part of the Glen Rose Tigers and learning more about football.

My goal is to reclaim the region title and dominate every opponent we face. I also want to push myself to improve my tackling, becoming stronger and more reliable on every play. “We do the best for the best”. SENIOR 2026 To my Mom and Dad, I just want to say how much I appreciate everything you’ve done for me. You’ve pushed me to become the person I am today and stood by me through the toughest times. You’ve always made sure we had food on the table, clothes on our backs, and love in our home. I wouldn’t trade you for anyone in the world. Thank you for everything. I love you both. Anthony's Jr. Tiger is Axel Allen, a Kindergartener at Glen Rose Elementary. Axel cannot wait to watch Anthony play football!

Ashton's goals for the team are to make a deep run in the playoffs and compete at the highest level. One of my biggest personal motivators is beating Godley this year. Individually, I want to improve my speed and build greater toughness to elevate my overall game and contribute more to the team’s success. It's not failure, It’s steps to success” - Giannis Antetokounmpo

Braylon’s goal this season is to stay healthy and perform at his highest level. He’s especially looking forward to earning a big win over Benbrook and stepping up as a more vocal leader for his teammates. What makes him proud is suiting up alongside his childhood friends, sharing the field with the same group he grew up with. "Those who see the invisible can do the impossible"

Cooper's Jr. Tiger is Kingston Caruthers, a first grader at Glen Rose Elementary, Kingston is looking for a strong connection through sports. He wants someone who can help him learn and grow. He loves all kinds of sports and is always on the move. Sitting inside just isn’t his style!

My goal for the team this year is to make a strong run to state and compete at the highest level. One matchup I’m especially looking forward to is against Benbrook—I want us to dominate and leave no doubt about who we are as a team. “Defense wins Championships” - Paul “Bear” Bryant

My goal this year is to get better and stronger in every way, knowing what to do and where to be, 24/7. If there’s one team I want to absolutely dominate, it’s the purple team—Godley. Personally, I want to improve by getting off the ball faster and playing more aggressively. What makes me proud is being part of a team full of great teammates who encourage each other and are always there for one another. “You only have a year, don’t waste it.” I want to thank my dad for being by my side every step of the way—from starting football for the very first time my sophomore year to making it to varsity my senior year. He fought for me all these years, and now it’s my turn to fight for him. Gavyn's Jr. Tiger is Cooper McGrath, a fourth grader at Glen Rose Intermediate. Cooper has been wanting someone to play with for a long time. When he was six, he tried Jr. Tigers but was a little scared of the Nerf Battle. Now that he's nine and has his skills down, he can finally get to really play! I’m so excited to have someone my level to play with. His baby brother is still too little and doesn’t know how to play his favorite games yet."

Gage has one mindset this year… beat the socks off every single team and make ‘em regret suiting up. He’s not here to shake hands and swap jersey numbers—he’s here to bring pain like a bad decision at a cheap taco truck. He says he’s ready to knock the fairy dust off any soy-sippin’, latte-slurpin’ frat boy who thinks football is just cardio with helmets. By the time he’s done, they’ll wish they signed up for underwater basket weaving, chess club, or literally anything that doesn’t end with Gage planting them in the turf. And don’t think luck’s gonna save ‘em. There’s no unicorn dust, no leprechaun magic, not even divine intervention strong enough to stop the storm he’s bringing. All summer long, he’s been stacking plates in the gym, stacking cash on the side, then going right back to stacking more plates—just in case someone thought they were working harder than him. Spoiler alert: they’re not. You better clear the track, because this train isn’t slowing down—not for no pickle-juice-drinkin’ mama’s boy or candy corn lovin' bag boy.. He’s a dream-crusher this year, and not easing off the pain-throttle until helmets are rattling, hearts are breaking, and somebody’s crying for their mama’s arms. "Just do your job!!!!!!" -Coach Watkins "Turnovers solve all problems" -Coach Pair SENIOR 2026 I want to thank my family for everything. They’ve pushed me to become the very best version of myself and have stood by me through every challenge and victory. I wouldn’t be the person I am today without their guidance, encouragement, and unwavering belief in me. Mom and Dad, your love and support mean the world to me, and I’ll be forever grateful. Dougie's Jr. Tiger is Watson Daffan, a third grader at Glen Rose Intermediate and a second-year partner with Gage. One thing he knows: Gage hits like a truck! The other teams better watch out. He’s super cool, nice, works like a machine and a good leader. He's the best!

Alexis has goals this season. Win a district championship and ultimately bring home a state championship. I know it will take hard work, dedication, and every one of us pushing each other every day, but I believe this team has what it takes. Winning at that level wouldn’t just be a trophy—it would be proof of all the sacrifices, long hours, and heart we’ve put into this season. “Don’t be soft” -Pair Alexis's Jr. Tiger is Adrian Aguilera, a first grader at Glen rose Elementary. He looks forward to seeing Alexis succeed every Friday night, and I’m proud to be his Jr. Tiger for the second year!

My goals for this season are centered on unity and growth—coming together as a team, pushing one another, and striving to reach our full potential. One matchup I’m especially eager for is against Robinson. As a senior in my third year, I want to continue growing as a leader and setting an example for my teammates. What makes me most proud is seeing how many guys have stepped up, developed their skills, and grown into true varsity-level players. "When you've got something to prove there's nothing greater than a challenge " -Terry Bradshaw SENIOR 2026 I want to thank Coach Pair for being more than just a coach on the field, but also a mentor in life. Through his class and his guidance, he’s helped shape my character and pushed me to grow into a better person. Before every game, he takes the time to write personal messages to each player, reminding us of our worth and motivating us to give our best. What makes him special is the way he truly cares for us, not just as athletes but as young men. I’m grateful to have a mentor like him.

My ultimate goal for this season is to lead our team all the way to the state championship. Along the way, I’m especially focused on defeating Godley, a challenge I’m eager to meet head-on. Every practice, every rep, and every game is a step toward proving what we’re capable of as a team. “Winners never quit, and quitters never win" – Vince Lombardi SENIOR 2026 I want to thank Coach Cordova, Coach Pair, and Old Pair. for always guiding me—pushing me to be better, showing me what to fix, and reminding me of what I’m doing right. Whether I was on the field or on the sidelines, they were always there to make me a stronger player and person. I also want to thank my dad. He’s been my biggest supporter and has taught me the value of hard work, a lesson that’s already carried me a long way in life

My goals for this team are to grow both as a player and as a person. I’m especially motivated to take down Godley this season. Personally, I want to improve my ability to switch efficiently between defensive end and tackle without missing my assignments. What makes me proud is being part of a team that treats each other like family—always having each other’s backs, no matter the circumstances. The Lord is my strength and my song, and He has become my salvation; He is my God, and I will praise Him; My father's God, and I will exalt Him. “ Exodus 15:2

My personal goal for this season is to make a significant impact on the field, aiming for 15 to 20 tackles or sacks. Beyond the stats, I want to contribute consistently to our team’s success and be a player my teammates can rely on in every game. "Yea I’m bald because you guys stress me out on this field " I want to thank my dad for always pushing me hard in every sport I’ve played. His tough approach taught me how demanding sports like football can be and showed me the importance of always giving my best effort.

My goal for this year is to make a deep run into the playoffs. One team I’m especially fired up to face is Godley. Personally, I want to improve my technique and sharpen my ability to read plays before the snap, so I can make a bigger impact for my team. “Don’t be soft” coach Pair Zarek's Jr. Tiger is his little sister Jazzy Bell, a fifth grader at Glen Rose Intermediate. Jazzy can’t wait to be Zarek’s biggest fan—encouraging him, cheering him on, and even surprising him along the way! She’s especially excited for Nerf battles and simply spending time hanging out with her big brother.

As a team, I want us all to improve and be in the best shape possible. One game I’m especially fired up for is against Alvarado—I want us to leave no doubt on the field. Personally, I’m focused on becoming a better teammate and contributing to our success in every way. What makes me proud of this team is our unity; even when we’re tired, someone is always there to pick us up and push us forward with a 'let’s go' or 'stay up, boys "You gotta play your heart out whether your tired or not because you never know when it’s your last" To my coaches—Coach Alexander, thank you for taking me in as a tackle and guiding me through these past five years. You’ve been an incredible coach, better than I could have ever asked for. Coach Pair, thank you for showing me that I can achieve anything I set my mind to, as long as I learn from my mistakes and keep attacking every challenge. To my friends, thank you for always being there for me. To my parents, thank you for loving me unconditionally and calming me down whenever I was upset. I couldn’t ask for a better support system.

In the trenches, the men to my left and the men to my right will be the best offensive line in 4a. The rest of you can eat our leftovers. My dad always says," I’ve never seen a dog stretch before he chases after a car". I say it whenever I have to stretch SENIOR 2026 I want to thank the entire coaching staff for always pushing me to be the player I am today. Your guidance and encouragement have not only made me a stronger player but also helped me grow into a better person than I ever thought I could be.

My goal this year is to finally master my technique—getting my hands in the right position consistently and improving my ability to read the game as it unfolds. I want to sharpen my instincts, react faster, and make smarter decisions on the field, so I can contribute at the highest level for my team. "If you’re uncomfortable. I’m perfectly comfortable" - Coach Alexander

My goal for this year is to win state, and I’m especially fired up to take on Godley and leave no doubt. On a personal level, I’m focused on improving my pad level to become a stronger and more effective player. “Winning isn’t everything, but wanting to win is.” Vince Lombardi Zane's Jr. Tiger is Colt Dickey, a first grader at Glen Rose Elementary. Colt is most excited about getting to go down on the field before the games to help cheer on his Tiger and the team as they get ready to play! He’s also looking forward to spending time with his Tiger, Zane, off the field and hopes to share some fun activities together to get to know him better.

My goal this year is to take down the Robinson Rockets and show our school that we’re not just good—we’re a great football team, ready to make a statement every time we hit the field “If you do the bare minimum, expect bare minimum results. You want to be great, work to be great.” — J.J Watt

My goal for this season is to win back the region and prove that we belong at the top. Of course, I’d love to take down every opponent we face, but especially Godley, Graham, and Seminole. On a personal level, I want to grow in my patience and become a stronger player and teammate. What makes me proud is how this group has come together, despite having so few returning players. We already look better than I could have imagined. “Wins and losses come a dime a dozen... but effort? Nobody can judge that because effort is between you and you.” I want to thank God, my family—especially my mom and dad—my coaches, and my friends for helping me become the person I am today. I couldn’t have achieved any of this without their guidance, support, and encouragement every step of the way. Braxtin's Jr. Tiger is Rylan Christian, a second grader at Glen Rose Elementary. Rylan looks forward to going to the games and getting to connect with his Tiger! He looks forward to wearing his jersey and being a Tiger in a whole different level!!! #areyouproudtobeatiger #ohyesheis!

My goal this year is to make it back to the state semi-final game and give everything I have to help the team get there. What makes me proud of this team is the resilience we show—no matter how slow we start or how many obstacles we face, our coaches always find a way to turn things around. That determination inspires all of us to push harder, trust each other, and never give up on our goals. “don’t be soft”-coach pair Clark's Jr. Tigers are twins Ried and Wren Rotan, Kindergarteners at Glen Rose Elementary. For the twins, being paired with Clark is all about simple joys and big excitement—like buying him his favorite candy, cheering him on, and seeing him after the game. They can’t wait to be in the stands, supporting him every step of the way, and are just as excited about building a real friendship with him beyond the field.