Here are this week's state volleyball rankings by the Texas Girls Coaches Association:

The Wall Lady Hawks are headed to the UIL Cross Country State Championships after running to a second-place finish Monday at the Region I-3A meet at Mae Simmons Park in Lubbock.

Texas A&M just keeps on winning, and the Aggies’ surprise start has them all the way up to No. 3 in this week’s national rankings.

After ending a two-game slide, the Angelo State University football team is moving back up the national rankings.

Here are the biggest wins and top performances from last week's high school football action in West Texas:

The No. 21-ranked Angelo State Rams ended a two-game slide with a homecoming win Saturday against Midwestern State.

Here's a roundup of football recaps from around the Concho Valley and West Texas last night, highlighted by Grape Creek's 567-yard rushing performance against Stanton:

Ozona's Christian Villarreal continued his run at the record books Friday with a spectacular 410-yard performance against Sonora.

Another matchup that looked good on paper turned into a blowout on the field as the No. 2-ranked Wall Hawks showed again Friday why they're a state-title contender.

Channel catfish were stocked into the Concho River in downtown San Angelo on Friday for the second-to-last time this year.