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THE ROUNDUP / 2026 SEASONRESULTS THROUGH OCTOBER 31, 2026
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2026 TEAM PROFILE / 1A

Richland Springs Coyotes

District 8 · 1A DII →

8–1Overall recordSTRENGTH OF SCHEDULE83.4/100EASIER50TOUGHER9 of 9 completed opponents includedResults through Oct 31, 2026. Opponents’ winning percentage, excluding games against this team, plus a 20-point base. Capped at 100. Higher means tougher.
3–0District record
1District position
9State titles

UIL 2004, 2006, 2007, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2015, 2016, 2019

2026 HEAD COACHJames McIntyreSince 2026 1st season at this school
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DII · W

THE SEASON SCHEDULE.

SEASON2026
Date Opponent Site Result
Lometa Hornets Away W 64–24
Gustine Tigers Away W 57–16
Gorman Panthers Away W 56–8
May Tigers Away W 53–28
Houston Emery-Weiner School Jaguars Home L 12–58
Whitharral Panthers Home W 73–50
Cherokee IndiansDISTRICT GAME Away W 76–52
Brookesmith MustangsDISTRICT GAME Home W 62–6
Rochelle HornetsDISTRICT GAME Away W 57–6
Lohn EaglesDISTRICT GAME Home Scheduled

THE RICHLAND SPRINGS FILE.

LATEST TEAM UPDATE / NOVEMBER 1, 2026

Richland Springs: where things stand

Richland Springs is 8–1 overall and 3–0 in District 8 · 1A DII.

The latest reported result was a 57–6 win over Rochelle on 2026-10-23.

Next on the schedule: Lohn at home on 2026-11-06.

In the current field, Richland Springs holds the 1A DII W slot and would face Valera Panther Creek in bi-district.

Based on reported results available through October 31, 2026.

LATEST RICHLAND SPRINGS STORIES

THE PLAYOFF LOOK.

IF THE SEASON ENDED TODAY / CURRENT STANDINGS

Based on the current qualifying teams and district order. This is a potential first-round matchup, not an official pairing.

Tied records or unreported results remain in one of these districts. The displayed district order is provisional; a tiebreaker or updated result can change this matchup.

Results through October 31, 2026. W = winner; R = runner-up; T = third; F = fourth. In 6A, the two largest schools by enrollment among each district’s four current qualifiers enter Division I; the other two enter Division II. Remaining games and official district tiebreakers can change the field.

View district standings →

2016–2025 / COMPLETED SEASONS

TEN YEARS. THE FULL PICTURE.

SEASON RECORDS ↓
TEN-SEASON RECORD118–13

90.1% winning percentage

All ten completed seasons, including playoffs.

WINNING PERCENTAGE

TRENDING DOWN-13.3 percentage points · 2016 to 2025
202513–286.7% wins
Red at low winning percentages, yellow in the middle, green at high winning percentages, with smooth transitions. Missing seasons leave gaps. Tap the chart or use left and right arrow keys to select a season.0%25%50%75%100%2016201720182019202020212022202320242025
0%30%70%100%

Tap or focus a season for its record. Missing seasons leave gaps. Ties count as half a win.

SEASON BY SEASON 10/10 VERIFIED
SEASONRECORDWIN %POSTSEASON FINISH
202513–286.7%State finalistUIL
202412–192.3%State quarterfinalUIL
202313–192.9%State semifinalUIL
20228–280.0%RegionalUIL
202110–283.3%State semifinalUIL
202012–192.3%State finalistUIL
201915–0100.0%State championUIL
201811–284.6%State quarterfinalUIL
201710–283.3%RegionalUIL
201614–0100.0%State championUIL

Postseason shows the furthest round reached, not rounds won. Round names follow the association’s bracket; six-man and private-school formats vary. Unverified finishes are left open.