Bob Shelton Stadium is the central college competition stadium for Hays CISD, named after the district's legendary soccer coach Bob Shelton who served for 47 years. Located in Central Texas, the possibility of severe storms has caused some soccer teams from Central Texas high schools to take the field a day earlier. Hays County is home to several high school football teams, and each team has its own home field. The Hays Rebels play their home games at Bob Shelton Stadium, while the Lehman Lobos play at Lehman High School's Lobo Stadium.
The Dripping Springs Tigers play their home games at Tiger Stadium, and the San Marcos Rattlers play at San Marcos High School's Rattler Stadium. The Hays Rebels have been playing football since the 1950s and have won numerous district championships. The team is known for its strong defense and has been a perennial playoff contender. The Lehman Lobos have been playing football since the 1970s and have won several district championships. The team is known for its high-powered offense and has been a consistent playoff contender. The Dripping Springs Tigers have been playing football since the 1980s and have won several district championships.
The team is known for its strong running game and has been a consistent playoff contender. The San Marcos Rattlers have been playing football since the 1990s and have won several district championships. The team is known for its high-powered offense and has been a consistent playoff contender. For fans looking to attend a game, all four teams offer tickets online or at the gate. Tickets are typically priced between $5 and $10 depending on the game.
Fans can also purchase season tickets for all four teams, which offer discounts on individual game tickets. Hays County is home to some of the best high school football teams in Central Texas, and each team offers an exciting game day experience. Whether you're looking to attend a game or just cheer on your favorite team from afar, Hays County has something for everyone.
