A football game took place on Friday, Sept. 4, 2026. Weslaco High played against McAllen Memorial. The final score was 55-7 in favor of Weslaco High.
Photos from the game show players in action, including a defensive back celebrating a touchdown and a player being grabbed by the helmet while carrying the ball.
Further details and photos from the game are available, showing the teams competing at McAllen Veterans Memorial Stadium.
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