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Industrial Varsity Football Jr. QB/DB Jr. RB/DB Sr. WR/DB Soph WR/DB Jr. WR/DB Jr. RB/SS Jr. TE/DE Jr. WR/DB Sr. WR/DE Jr. RB/SS Soph. K Jr. TE/DE Jr. RB/LB Jr. WR/DB Jr RB/DB Jr. RB/SS Jr. RB/DB Sr. TE/LB Jr. RB/DB Sr. TE/DE Jr. RB/LB Jr. OL/DE Jr. OL/LB Jr. Ol/DT Sr. OL/DT Sr. OL/DT Sr. OL/DT Sr. OL/DE Jr. OL/DE Sr. OLDE Jr. OL/DT Sr. OL/DT Sr. TE/DT Athletic Director/Head Coach: Jamie Dixon Asst. Head Coach/DC: Craig Nairn Passing Game Coordinator: Bill McCabe Run Game Coodinator: Dylan Jackson Assistant Coaches: Dustin Bachus, Colton Brownson, Alan Fellers, Abram Johnson, Ted Malek, Michael Medina, Rusty Roe, Bill Williams Athletic Trainer: Tara Cavazos Student Trainers: Mallory Andel, Juliana Edwards, Jayden Heller, Reagan Mikulec, Baleigh Rogers, Hannah White Football Operations: Noah Burton, Chase Charbula Ball Boys: Tyler Dixon, Cade Nairn, Casen Williams Superintendent: Missy Klimitcheck
Matthew Davis Tayte Karl Chace Thigpen Clearance Hosey Mason Roe Kaleb Figirova Marvin Campbell Daniel Drastata Kael Estes Brock Duarte Rider Ulloa James Hendrickson Carson Kolb Kid Holladay Dylan Giesalhart Phenix Lopez Ean Chreene Seth Darilek Jackson Fluitt Lucas Malek Clay Martin Cerik Nuells Reed Kallus Brendan Tompkins Tristan Bermea Braden Mayfield Cole Melnar Blake Rogers Matthew Long Colten Byars Jace Kitchens Jacob Smith Devin Barr
#2 Matthew Davis
#8 Kaleb Figirova
#3 Tayte Karl
#4 Chace Thigpen
#5 Clearence Hosey
Industrial Cobra Varsity Football
#6 Mason Roe
#9 Marvin Campbell
#10 Daniel Drastata
#11 Kael Estes
#12 Brock Duarte
#17 Rider Ulloa
James Hendrickson
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#20 Carson Kolb
#22 Kid Holladay
#25 Dylan Giesalhart
#28 Phenix Lopez
#30 Ean Chreene
Industrial Cobra Varsity Football
#32 Seth Darilek
#34 Jackson Fluitt
#40 Lucas Malek
#44 Clay Martin
#53 Cerik Nuells
#55 Reed Kallus
#60 Tristan Bermea
#62 Braden Mayfield
#64 Cole Melnar
#65 Blake Rogers
#66 Matthew Long
#67 Colten Byars
#77 Jacob Smith
#82 Devin Barr
2020 Varsity Cobras
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2020 Varsity Cobras 2020 Industrial Varsity Volleyball Schedule Sept. 1 El Campo Away 7 Sept. 4 Needville Away 4:30 Sept. 8 St. Joe Home 6 Sept. 11Hallettsville* Away 4:30 Sept. 15Yoakum* Away 6:30 Sept. 18Tidehaven* Home 4:30 Sept. 22 Palacios* Home 6 Sept. 25Edna* Home 4:30 Sept. 29Rice* Home 6 Oct. 2 Columbus* Home 4:30 Oct. 6 Hallettsville* Home 6 Oct. 9 Yoakum* Home 4:30 Oct. 13 Tidehaven* Away 6 Oct. 16 Palacios* Away 4:30 Oct. 20 Edna* Away 6 Oct. 23 Rice* Away 4:30 Oct. 27 Columbus* Away 6 *denotes district game Head Coach: Kelsey Sparks Assistnt Coaches: Kerry Griffith, Chasity Matula Athletic Director: Jamie Dixon Principal: Clark Motley Superintendent: Missy Klimitchek
Industrial Varsity Volleyball #1 Allie Eschenburg
#2 Lauren Williams
#3 Katelynn Stout
#5 Shelby Chreene
#7 Kyleigh Matula
#8 Maci Nelson
#9 Karys Howard
#10 Avery Baker
#11 Landry Payne
#12 Ky Kusak
Industrial Varsity Volleyball Roster
#14 Abby Pfuhl
#15 Maddi Stanush
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Managers: Taylor Crow Coaches: Kelsey Sparks, Kerry Griffith, Chasity Matula
2020 JV Volleyball
2020 Freshman Volleyball
Cobra Cross Country Industrial Cross Country Schedule Sept. 12 Moulton Invitational There Oct. 3 Shiner Invitational There Oct. 24 Moulton Invitational There Oct. 31 Weimar Invitational There TBD District 28-3A meet Yoakum Nov. 23 Region IV meet Texas A&M Corpus Dec. 5 State meet Round Rock Head Coach: Rob Elkins Asst. Coach: LaFawn Snedecor
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