Aubrey ISD

Lady Chap Basketball Coach: Black Feb. 3 — Aubrey at Van Alstyne Score by quarters: Aubrey: 8 | 15 | 25 | 31 | 33 Van Alstyne: 9 | 21 | 25 | 31 | 38 (OT) Top scorers: Jaeda Wade 14, Addy Cagle 9, Aniyah Davis 5, Abby Lynch-Buxton 5 Aubrey fell to Van Alstyne 38-33 in overtime. The Lady Chaps struggled offensively in the first half but responded with a strong third quarter, erasing a six-point deficit. Defense dominated the fourth quarter, forcing overtime. Shooting difficulties from the field and free-throw line, along with late turnovers, proved costly. Aubrey stands alone in fourth place in the district. Overall record: 19-10 District record: 7-5 ⸻ Gentlemen Chaps Basketball Coach: Smith Feb. 3 — Aubrey at Van Alstyne Aubrey dropped a 59-45 decision to Van Alstyne. The Chaparrals played with strong intensity early but struggled to convert shots, trailing by three at halftime. Foul trouble in the second half and Van Alstyne’s success from beyond the arc created separation. Scoring: Jarvis Hollis 2, Marquez Lucas Jr. 21, Desmond King Jr. 5, Luke Hellman 8, Jackson Miller 7, Antwon Jones 2 ⸻ Feb. 6 — Aubrey vs. Prosper Richland Aubrey fell 73-61 to Prosper Richland. The Chaparrals trailed 18-16 after the first quarter before Prosper’s speed fueled several second-quarter runs. Aubrey continued to compete in the second half but was unable to close the gap. Scoring: Jarvis Hollis 4, Marquez Lucas Jr. 20, Desmond King Jr. 16, Luke Hellman 2, Jackson Miller 5, Carston Stephenson 3, Blake Wheeler 4, Antwon Jones 7 ⸻ Lady Chap Soccer Girls Soccer Results — Feb. 2, Home vs. Gainesville Aubrey defeated Gainesville 8-3 in district play. Gainesville scored midway through the first half, but sophomore Daniella Dominic-Etuck tied the match shortly after. Gainesville capitalized on two free kicks to take a 3-1 lead before seniors Brynnlee Bohannon and juniors Landry Gannon, along with Dominic-Etuck, scored three goals to close the half with a 4-3 advantage. Freshman Peyton Canterbury scored four minutes into the second half, sparking a dominant stretch in which Aubrey added three more goals. Bohannon, Gannon and Canterbury each added goals in the final stretch. Aubrey improved to 5-1 in district play. Stats: Sr. Brynnlee Bohannon — 2 goals Jr. Landry Gannon — 2 goals, 3 assists So. Daniella Dominic-Etuck — 2 goals, 1 assist Fr. Peyton Canterbury — 2 goals, 1 assist Fr. Blair Bohannon — 3 assists ⸻ Gentlemen Chaps Soccer Coach: Dumond Feb. 3 — Aubrey vs. Gainesville Aubrey played undefeated Gainesville to a scoreless first half, showing disciplined defensive shape and creating multiple counterattacking chances. Gainesville broke through with 18 minutes remaining, then added a second goal following a deflection off a goalkeeper clearance to secure a 2-0 victory. Standout midfield performances came from Peyton Campbell, Paul Bracho, Andruw Gomez and Alejondro Perez. ⸻ Feb. 6 — Aubrey vs. Sanger Aubrey tied Sanger 1-1 in regulation before earning a 4-1 victory in penalty kicks. Senior Bryan Mbateng-Nzoudja scored 30 seconds into the match, marking the second-fastest goal in school history. Aubrey controlled the first half, while the second half featured a more even contest. Sanger scored late to force penalty kicks. Goalkeeper Jayden Weier recorded a save in the shootout, while Sanger missed another attempt. Penalty kicks were converted by Peyton Campbell, Allen Palencia, Andruw Gomez and freshman Samuel Padilla. Senior recognition: Manager Gabriel Nowell #7 Alejondro Perez #8 Brandon Correa #11 Paul Bracho #24 Bryan Mbateng-Nzoudja ⸻ Lady Chap Powerlifting Coach: Gathright The Aubrey Lady Chap powerlifting team captured first place out of 21 teams at the S&S Powerlifting Meet. Individual results: 97 lb.: Matiana Walter — 1st, 645 lbs.; PR 150-lb. bench 114 lb.: Presley Howard — 1st, 715 lbs.; PR 180-lb. bench Asia’h Dallas — 2nd, 690 lbs.; PR 280-lb. squat 123 lb.: Bianca Bertolani — 3rd, 730 lbs. Paula Pannuzzo — 7th, 675 lbs. 132 lb.: Aislynn Chavez — 7th, 605 lbs. Rowyn Millington — 9th, 600 lbs. Stella Lawler — 570 lbs.; PRs 125-lb. bench, 200-lb. deadlift Skyla Morgan — 565 lbs. Emily Wright — 515 lbs.; PR 220-lb. deadlift 148 lb.: Alaya Harnett — 8th, 730 lbs. Maria Peraza — 620 lbs. Addison Venable — 435 lbs. 165 lb.: Emma Cano — 4th, 785 lbs. Brandi Tovar — 5th, 760 lbs.; PRs 180-lb. bench, 280-lb. deadlift Maggie Daniel — 675 lbs. Libby Collins — 630 lbs. 181 lb.: Ella Burton — 2nd, 845 lbs. 198 lb.: Naomi Nkwodinma — 2nd, 1,050 lbs. 220 lb.: Natalie Luna — 4th, 720 lbs. 242 lb.: Jaida McCoy — 2nd, 815 lbs. Isabella Hunt — 3rd, 790 lbs.; PRs 325-lb. squat, 300-lb. deadlift 242+: Haylee Moon — 1st, 1,175 lbs. The Lady Chaps now have 31 athletes ranked regionally and will compete next at the Prosper High School meet and the Texoma Christian meet.

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Aubrey FFA Brings Home Big Results from Fort Worth Even Through the Freeze FORT WORTH, Texas — Cold temperatures, icy weather, and early mornings didn’t slow down Aubrey FFA students at the Fort Worth Stock Show. While much of Texas was dealing with a winter storm last week, these exhibitors braved the cold, cared for their animals, and stepped into the show ring ready to compete. Their hard work paid off in a big way. The week kicked off with the Breeding Goat Show, where Lexi Gravely earned a 1st place finish, while Zoe Fikes and Ella Watkins both placed 5th, a strong start for Aubrey FFA. Next up was the Breeding Lamb Show, which brought more success. London Gravely placed 3rd and 7th, Alyssa Waddell earned 7th, and Maddox Rodriguez gained valuable experience at one of the toughest shows in the state. The show continued with the Breeding Gilt Show, where Naomi Welch earned a 5th place finish. Camila Guitian, Brady Cassity, Odra Larman, and Naylan Larman also competed, representing the chapter with pride and determination. Strong performances followed in the Breeding Heifer Show. Grace Collins and Kensie Bonnell both earned 1st place honors, while Elliott Wilkinson placed 2nd. Cooper Wilkinson and Brandi Tovar earned 3rd place finishes, and Evan Wilkinson rounded out the group with a 4th place on a very competitive stage. The week wrapped up with the Market Lamb and Goat Show, where Aubrey FFA exhibitors finished strong despite the freezing temperatures. Carmela Castiglione placed 5th, Brandan Waddell earned 8th and 12th, Brandi Tovar placed 10th, and Alyssa Waddell placed 20th. Peyton Fortner, Sawyer Noles, and Ashley Quarles also showed, closing out the week with grit and pride. Between frozen hands, cold barns, and long days, these students proved what hard work and dedication really look like. Aubrey FFA is proud of every exhibitor who stepped up, cared for their animals, and represented the chapter with heart, no matter what the Texas weather threw their way. The annual Aubrey FFA Livestock Show and Sale will be held April 11, 2026, at the Aubrey ISD Agricultural Center. For more information, watch Aubrey FFA social media platforms.

It’s National Signing Day and Aubrey ISD is proud of our student athletes who will play their sport and continue their studies at the college level: National Signing Day Feb. 4, 2026 Abby Turner Odessa College Odessa, TX Cross Country Baylee Hampton Tyler College Tyler, TX Volleyball Elliott Kinney Southwestern Oklahoma State University Weatherford, Oklahoma Football Antwon Jones Kilgore College Kilgore, Texas Football Kylie Miller University of Arkansas - Monticello Monticello, Arkansas Volleyball

AUBREY ISD CHEER MANDATORY PARENT & CANDIDATE MEETINGS Aubrey HS Feb. 19 AHS Cafeteria 6 p.m. McNabb MS Feb. 19 MMS Cafeteria 6 p.m Owens MS Feb. 19 OMS Cafeteria 6 p.m Please check the comments at the link below for each campus’ cheer tryout flyer, which include additional important dates and information. Click Here: https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1738gF16qR/?mibextid=wwXIfr Email questions to myranda.williams@aubreyisd.net

UIL has released the official 2026–2028 realignment. The graphics below outline the schools in our new district for basketball/volleyball and football, with alignments for all other sports to be announced later this spring. A new level of competition is ahead, featuring fresh matchups and developing rivalries. Let’s go, Chaps!

Father-Daughter Dance Join us for a magical evening filled with glitz, tiaras, music, and unforgettable memories. Date: Feb. 7 Time: 6–9 P.M. Location: UNT Gateway Center 801 North Texas Blvd. Denton, TX 76201 Cost: • $40 per dad and daughter • $15 for each additional sibling Tickets: Purchase tickets at MySchoolBucks.com Cash will be accepted at the door if needed. Food, drinks, and activities will be provided. We can’t wait to see you there!

NATIONAL SCHOOL COUNSELING WEEK FEB. 2-6

February Black History Month Career and Technical Education Month

We look forward to welcoming all Chaparrals back on Monday, Feb. 2, 2026, at our regularly scheduled times. We are grateful to our maintenance team for their tireless work ensuring all buildings are ready to safely welcome staff and students. Please check your email for additional information.

UPDATE: Soccer: Due to field conditions, tonight’s varsity soccer games have a location change. Both the girls and boys varsity teams will play at Panther Creek tonight.    •   Girls: 4:30 p.m.    •   Boys: 5:45 p.m. Basketball: There will be no subvarsity games tonight. Varsity only vs. Celina.    •   Girls: 4 p.m.    •   Boys: 5:30 p.m. Thursday’s varsity games are still rescheduled for tomorrow, Jan. 31, at home: • Lady Chaps: 11:00 p.m. • Gentlemen Chaps: 12:30 p.m.

We hope you are staying safe and warm. Due to inclement weather and in the interest of the safety of our cast, crew and audience members, the upcoming performance has been postponed until further notice. We are working to determine new performance dates and will share updated information soon, including options for ticket exchanges or credit. Thank you for your understanding and continued support. We look forward to welcoming you back once conditions improve. Emily Rome Theatre Director Aubrey High School

All campuses and administrative offices will be closed through Friday, Jan. 30. out of an abundance of concern for all drivers, including students and buses. Check email for more information.

UPDATE: Due to continued inclement weather, varsity soccer and basketball games previously rescheduled for today, Jan. 29, have been postponed. The updated schedule for this week is below. Chaparral Soccer All soccer teams will host Panther Creek on Friday, Jan. 30:    •   JV1 Boys: 4:30 p.m.    •   Varsity Boys: 5:45 p.m.    •   Varsity Girls: 7:15 p.m. Chaparral Basketball    •   Friday, Jan. 30, games will be played as originally scheduled.    •   Thursday’s games have been rescheduled for Saturday, Jan. 31, at home:       •   Lady Chaps: 11:00 p.m.       •   Gentlemen Chaps: 12:30 p.m.

All campuses and administrative offices will be closed through Thursday, Jan. 29. due to the thickness of ice and lack of thawing conditions leading to unsafe travel, especially in rural areas of our district. Check email for more information.

UPDATE: Due to continued inclement weather and school closures, varsity soccer and basketball games previously rescheduled for Wednesday, Jan. 28, have been moved to Thursday, Jan. 29, as outlined below: Chaparral Soccer Gentlemen Chaps at Gainesville, 5:30 p.m. Lady Chaps at home, 5 p.m. Chaparral Basketball At home Lady Chaps, 4:30 p.m. Gentlemen Chaps, 6 p.m. All soccer and basketball sub-varsity games have been canceled.

All campuses and administrative offices will be closed through Wednesday, Jan. 28. due to the level of thaw conditions from the brief warming period and potential for unsafe travel. Check email for more information.

Huge congratulations to Margaret Quade for advancing to the UIL Congress Debate State Finals. Quade earned state medalist honors, finishing sixth overall. We are proud of her hard work, poise and passion for debate. Way to go, Margaret.

Due to inclement weather and school closures, varsity soccer and basketball games originally scheduled for Tuesday, Jan. 27, have been moved to Wednesday, Jan. 28, as follows: Chaparral Soccer Gentlemen Chaps at Gainesville, 5:30 p.m. Lady Chaps at home, 5 p.m. Chaparral Basketball At home Lady Chaps, 4:30 p.m. Gentlemen Chaps, 6 p.m. All soccer and basketball sub-varsity games have been canceled.

Aubrey HS Score Report: Jan. 18–24 Click here to view: https://www.facebook.com/share/p/182iCyZH4P/?mibextid=wwXIfr