HARLAN HAWKS

Harlan volleyball comes from behind in the third set to sweep Stevens, East Central dominates Southwest Legacy, Clark defeats Johnson and Churchill claws back to defeat Madison in a five-set thriller.

SAN ANTONIO – The Harlan Hawks’ Class 6A Division I high school football first round playoff game scheduled for this Friday at Gustafson Stadium against Laredo United South has been canceled. The Northside School District Athletic Department announced the game’s cancellation Thursday afternoon on social media. The statement from school district officials said that “multiple individuals associated with the Harlan High School team have confirmed COVID cases or have been quarantined as a result of potential exposure.”The decision was made after consultation with San Antonio Metro Health “with the safety of both teams and schools in mind.”As a result, the Harlan Hawks football season ends with a 5-4 overall record. Laredo United South will enjoy a bye in the first round of the postseason and will play the winner of Friday Night’s playoff game between Mission and San Benito.

San Antonio area volleyball teams adapting to shorter schedules, strict guidelinesPublished: August 17, 2020, 12:22 amWith rapidly dwindling schedules and steadily increasing health and safety guidelines, high school volleyball teams across the greater San Antonio area have been forced to adapt quickly in order to stay prepared for the upcoming season.

Harlan QB Kannon Williams training with his mother during pandemicPublished: May 8, 2020, 7:16 pmWith spring practices canceled due to the coronavirus pandemic, Harlan quarterback Kannon Williams has been staying in shape and preparing for next season by playing catch with his mother in the driveway.

HS Swimming Recap: District 29-5A ChampionshipsPublished: January 18, 2020, 7:46 pmThe Harlan Hawks sweep both the boys and girls team titles at the District 29-5A Swimming & Diving Championships on Saturday.

With the District 28-5A title on the line, the Harlan Hawks topped Medina Valley in front of a raucous crowd. Meanwhile, Jefferson (District 27-5A, 7-5) and Warren (District 28-6A, 9-5) both picked up critical district wins in their push to make the playoffs.