TLCA Eagles Score 134 Points in Three Games, Exceeding Past Two Seasons

The San Angelo TLCA Eagles high school football team scored 134 points through its first three games of the 2026 season, marking a significant turnaround. This offensive output already surpasses the combined 100 points the team managed across the entire 2024 and 2025 seasons, during which they finished with a 0-10 record each year.

New Coach Ignites Offensive Surge

Under new Head Coach Robert Ontiveroz, the Eagles secured a decisive 42-0 victory against Winters in their third game. This win underscores a dramatic shift for a program that previously struggled to reach the end zone. The team's offensive production signals a potential new era for the program.

Historic Scoring Improvement

TLCA's 134 points in three weeks starkly contrasts its recent history. The team's previous two seasons saw a combined total of 100 points over 20 games, averaging just 5 points per game. This season's average of 44.6 points per game demonstrates substantial improvement in offensive execution and strategy under Coach Ontiveroz.

Community Enthusiasm Builds

Early success has generated renewed enthusiasm among players and fans, following a period marked by poor performance. The Eagles now prepare to face Sonora in week four, a team they hold an 0-2 all-time record against. Despite Sonora's historical advantage, TLCA's current upward trend suggests a more competitive matchup.

Concho Valley Football Kicks Off Week Three

Across the Concho Valley, 23 other high school football teams also saw action in week three. Notable matchups included Central hosting Abilene Cooper for their 53rd all-time meeting, and the No. 5 ranked Wall Hawks extending an 18-game winning streak against Jim Ned in Tuscola. Several schools also celebrated Homecoming events, adding to the week's football festivities.