Texas Floods Meet Friday Night Lights: Antlers vs Del Rio Clash
In an inspiring Texas plot twist, the Tivy Antlers varsity football team laced up at Kerrville's Antler Stadium, the very same place that doubled as a volunteer HQ after the July 4th flash floods turned it into the unofficial water park no one asked for. That’s right, on Friday night — not long after the community soaked their benches and hopes in early July — the Antlers faced Del Rio in a season opener that carried more emotional baggage than a flood-damaged camper. Antler Stadium now moonlights as a memorial site, volunteer hub, and prime real estate for muddy cleats. Because nothing says 'Texan grit' like kicking a ball where the water once thought it owned the joint.
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Nothing screams resilience like a football game on a field recently auditioned as a community swimming pool. Texas high school sports: where flash floods double as halftime entertainment.
If your Friday night football field has more flood memories than fresh turf, congratulations, you’re officially in Texas underworld league.
Kerrville’s Antler Stadium proving that good luck means playing your season opener where the July floods RSVP’d uninvited.
Source: Feeds | Published: 8/31/2025 | Author: David Martin Davies
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