FWISD Athletics
Highlights and What's Ahead!!
(10.22.21) What's Happening around FWISD Athletics?
FWISD Family, You do NOT want to experience FOMO(fear of missing out)!!!! Come see what our kids are doing!! OD Wyatt and Benbrook football are both tied for 1st place in their respective districts!! Big things happening!!!!!
Please check your school's website and the district athletic webpage Athletics / Home Page (fwisd.org) to find your favorite team in action and to purchase all event's tickets!!!! Also, please follow us on Twitter for current updates.
@FWISDAthletics
FWISD FOOTBALL
District Standings as of 10/22/21:
3-5A: Tied 5th: Arlington Heights
4-5A: Tied 1st: Wyatt / Grapevine Tied 3rd: Poly/Southwest/Creekview Tied 6th: North Side / Trimble Tech 8th: South Hills
3-6A: Tied 7th: Paschal
OD Wyatt HS
Arlington Heights vs. Crowley
Arlington Heights had a great time having Monnig and Stripling cheer teams join us for middle school night and cheer with us on the field! We are so excited to see these programs grow and eventually for these cheerleaders to be at Heights!
Western Hills HS hosts Benbrook
Dunbar Drumline
FWISD Volleyball
District Standings as of 10/22/21:
6th: Diamond Hill-Jarvis 7th: Eastern Hills
7-5A: 1st: Saginaw 2nd: Heights 3rd: North Side 4th: Trimble Tech 5th: South Hills 6th: OD Wyatt 7th: Southwest 8th: Poly
3-6A: 6th: Paschal
Arlington Heights HS
The volleyball team played an awesome game against Saginaw last Friday. The ladies took a tough lost to Saginaw in game 5. We came up short but we are very proud of how hard the ladies competed and how well the coaches had them prepared. Our athletes from multiple sports showed up and supported the team with such enthusiasm! A big shout out to our athletes and fans! Ayyy Heights!
FWISD XC
Arlington Heights HS
The cross-country team had a successful day at the district meet on Friday! Both varsity teams will continue to regionals on Monday the 25th.
-The varsity girls placed third as a team! Libby Helmer placed 4th! This is her first year running.
-Varsity Boys owned their race. 6 of our boys placed in the top 15. Chase Gunn won district. Jet Richard placed 3rd. Hector Barajas placed 5th. Esteban Romero placed 7th.
-The JV girls did really well! We did not place as a team because a girl rolled her ankle and could not finish. Isabel Flores finished 8th in the JV race.
-The JV boys placed second as a team. Mathew Vasquez placed 2nd. Ryan Fitzhugh placed 6th. Finally, William Hughes placed 10th.
Southwest HS
"I wanted to personally thank you for the hard work that you guys put in, day in and day out that is allowing these 7 (Jose Guzman, Boston Martinez, Roy Williams, Josh Garcia, Angel Garza, Julio Jaramillo, and Daniel Salinas) athletes to be able to compete at the Regional Cross-Country meet in Lubbock, TX and giving my other runners the opportunity have a successful country season. Thank you for the extra tutoring, the patience, the understanding, the mentoring, the teaching and reteaching, the inputting of grades, the endless hour of lesson planning, and your love for my runners to be successful in your classroom. As previously mentions, we are going to regionals and the boys have worked hard as well. Please congratulate them to show them your support."
District XC Meets
DHJ XC
FWISD Athletic Training
AT: NIGHT OUT
FWISD Cheer & Drill
Carter-Riverside HS
FWISD MS XC
Morningside MS
I am so proud of our 7th grade cross country scholar athletes for their determination to "Be better than Yesterday"! Three of four ladies earned medals for finishing in the top ten, and our one gentleman earned a medal for finishing 1st among 8th graders. Most importantly, their running times reflected their growth, discipline, and their dedication to be "better" than when they began.
Rosemont MS
FWISD Middle School Cross country meet 10/16
Rosemont Middle School
(Top left to right) Chyree Williams, Lawanda Caston, Allison Spikes- all 8th graders
(Bottom) Rocio Garza Torres-7th grade
Future AHHS XC Runners
APEC in FWISD
Riverside MS
Riverside Middle School girls strength and conditioning athletics group doing APEC on the football field.
FWISD Shout Outs
Benbrook HS HOCO 2021
Polytech HS HOCO 2021
The TOY Mrs. Anderson celebrates homecoming in a major way !
Polytechnic HOCO King and Queen
Poly is the place to be HOMECOMING 2021 Congratulations to the Varsity Tennis Captain Jesus and the fabulous Viviana! Polytechnic HOCO King and Queen. PURO POLY!
Lady Parrots
Thank you
Thank you to Tobi Jackson for the continued support!
Principal Torrez gets a mohawk during the pep rally!
PHS faculty and staff
Poly HS
PINK OUT 2021 THE LADY PARRORTS CELABRATE BREAST CANCER AWARNESS AND WOULD LIKE TO GIVE A SHOUT OUT TO MS CADWELL ON HER SUCCUSS OF BEING A 12 YEAR 2X CANCER SURVIOR.
Trimble Tech HS
Alexis Mones is a Tech graduate and won her second National Golden Gloves Championship. Well, she is now going pro and her Professional boxing Debut will be December 9th. A little bit older, but Yovani Gallardo was recently inducted into the Milwaukee Brewers Wall of honor.
Benbrook MS
Former SHHS Stand Out
Out watching former South Hills Soccer kid Johana Rodriguez playing for Brookhaven College.
EARLY VOTING IS COMING
Early voting for the general, special and constitutional amendment elections begins Monday, October 18 and continues through Friday, October 29.
Among the items on the November 2 ballot are four Fort Worth ISD “Commitment To Classrooms” propositions.
Polls will be open at most county locations from:
- 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday, October 18 – Friday October 22
- 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday, October 23
- 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday, October 24
- 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday, October 25-Friday, October 29
Tarrant County registered voters may cast ballots in-person at any designated early voting location in the county. All vote centers are open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Election Day, Tuesday, November 2.
The Fort Worth ISD Board of Education approved a resolution on Tuesday, August 10, calling for a November 2 bond election of $1,490,400,000. The election will not result in a property tax rate increase. If approved, the proposals will, among other things, address renovations at the District’s middle schools and provide a new elementary school in Benbrook.
- Proposition A would provide $1,211,000,000 for the construction, renovation, acquisition, and equipment of school buildings in the District. This includes upgrades to middle schools as well as the construction of a new elementary school.
- Proposition B allocates $98,300,000 for the construction, acquisition, and equipment of existing Fine Arts facilities. This includes upgrades to auditoriums.
- Proposition C would provide $104,900,000 for the construction, acquisition, and equipment of stadiums in the District.
- Proposition D would provide $76,200,000 for the construction, renovation, and equipment of recreational facilities in the District. This includes the replacement of turf at existing athletic stadiums.
Additional bond details are available at these upcoming informational sessions or by visiting www.fwisd.org/bond.
For more voting details, including voting locations and schedules, visit the Tarrant County Elections Administration website.
Our Mission
Email: amanda.cofer@fwisd.org
Website: https://www.fwisd.org/athletics
Location: Farrington Field, University Drive, Fort Worth, TX, USA
Phone: 817-815-7300
Twitter: @FWISDAthletics