Category: Football

🏈 Yellow Jacket Football Camp Set for May 29–31 Stephenville High School is gearing up for its annual Yellow Jacket Football Camp, running May 29–31 at the SHS Practice Fields and Green Room. Open to incoming 1st through 8th graders for the 2025–2026 school year, this camp is a great opportunity for young athletes to learn from the best and sharpen their skills before summer ...

Dave Campbell’s Texas Football and Whataburger honor the best in Texas high school football with the Whataburger Super Team. Only 40 players in the state are given this designation and Stephenville’s Cade Whitehead is one of them. In addition to the award, Whitehead received a commemorative football, a big Whataburger chain necklace and gift box. The presentation was made Wednesday evening at the local Stephenville ...

Former Stephenville High School Yellow Jacket, Jarrett Stidham has had a big career since leaving the City of Champions. As a senior at SHS he completed 183 of 260 passes for 2,934 years, and a killer 35 touchdowns. Since his days in “The Ville”, he has gone on to play for Baylor University, and Auburn in the College division before moving on to the NFL. ...

Stephenville High School standout wide receiver Tristian Gentry is officially headed to Lubbock. Standing at 6’1” with lightning speed and unmatched agility, Gentry has signed his National Letter of Intent to play for the Texas Tech Red Raiders in the fall of 2025. After a dominant career under the Friday night lights, where he became a key playmaker for the Yellow Jackets, Gentry will take ...

Stephenville High School football has played at Tarleton Memorial Stadium for generations. The Yellow Jackets, with a new stadium opening in May, played their final game at the home of the Texans on Nov. 1, capturing a 44-0 win over Brownwood in an intense rivalry game known as the Battle of 377 that began in the 1937 season. “So much great football was played here,” ...

Stephenville High School football has played at Tarleton Memorial Stadium for generations. The Yellow Jackets, with a new stadium opening in May, played their final game at the home of the Texans on Nov. 1, capturing a 44-0 win over Brownwood in an intense rivalry game known as the Battle of 377 that began in the 1937 season. “So much great football was played here,” ...