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Ground broken on new Weight facility.

 The wait is finally over!

 After years of waiting, the ground has finally broken on Wichita Falls High School's NEW, state-of-the-art weight training facility. 
 
Daniel Cortez represents Wichita Falls High in the Oil Bowl

Wichita Falls High School's Senior Linebacker Daniel Cortez was chosen to represent the Coyotes in the 71st Annual Oil Bowl All-Star game. The Oil Bowl fields some of the top high school athletes from Texas against some of the best in Oklahoma. Texas holds a commanding 44-17-1 lead over their Red River neighbors.

Cortez, a defensive leader on the Code Red defense finished with 121 tackles, 3.5 sacks, 3 interceptions and 1 recovered fumble as the 8-4 Coyotes also avenged their 2006 first round playoff loss to Birdville in the 2007 first round.


 
Coyotes participating in State 7-on-7

Texas High School football 7 on 7

The Wichita Falls High School Coyote football team will be participating in 7-on-7 State Qualifying Tournaments in West Texas and the D/FW metroplex in the coming months.  The Coyotes will first travel to Southlake Carroll high school on June 7th and will follow that up with a trip to Abilene on June 14th as the Eagles host their own tournament.

 Other 7-on-7 football dates are possible but still unconfirmed.

For more information, visit 7-on-7 State Qualifying Tournaments

 
District 5-4A football Breakdown

Wichita Falls Coyote football districtIn early February, the University Interscholastic League realigned the districts for the 2008-2010 school years based on school enrollment.  With distant Sherman and Denison moving much closer to home to compete in the newly aligned District 9-4A and the UIL's announcement of four teams from each district advancing to the playoffs, change is everywhere for Wichita Falls High.

While Sherman and Denison were certainly formidable opponents, the addition of former 5A program The Colony, a beefier, more experienced Denton Guyer team and the additions of successful Lake Dallas and Little Elm, 5-4A can definitely make a case as being one of the toughest 4A football districts in Texas High School Football. 

Below is a summary of each team including last years overall record and enrollment figures to determine who will play Division I and who will play Division II in next winters playoffs.

 
New Site Layout Up

The new site layout for the Coyote football team is now under development.  Currently, we are working to resolve issues with the photo section and update the entire lengthy history of the Coyote football program.  For now, you can download the Wallpaper for your home computer and visit the Message Board to talk all things Coyote football in the offseason.  Please feel free to e-mail questions or suggestions to This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it