The Marble Falls Mustangs could not punch the ball into the endzone in the final seconds in Friday’s 20-13 loss to Austin McCallum at Mustang Stadium. Even though the Mustangs (4-2, 1-1) had the opportunity, Head Coach Brian Herman knows the game came down to more than just the final play.

The Marble Falls High School Starlettes dance team performed at Thursday’s Meet the Mustangs fall sports event at Mustang Stadium. See more images from the event in the Tuesday, Aug. 24, 2021 issue of The Highlander.

The best track athletes in Texas gathered at Mustang Stadium on Friday, March 19 for the Marble Falls Invitational. Even amongst some of the best runners in the state, Marble Falls junior Eric Nickowski made a name for himself with a fifth place finish in the boys 800-meter run and an 11th place finish in the boys 1600-meter run.

The Marble Falls High School boys soccer team secured their first District win on Friday with a 4-1 victory over the Georgetown Eagles at Mustang Stadium. The Mustangs move to 1-0-1 in District play and will face the Leander Lions on Tuesday at home.

The Marble Falls High School football team travels to Brenham tonight, Friday, Dec. 11, to face the Cubs in the first round of the UIL 5A playoffs.

The UIL's medical advisory committee (MAC) passed a motion to require students who test positive for COVID-19 to receive clearance from their primary care physician to return to extra-curricular activities, including cheer and band. Negative COVID-19 tests will not be required for a retum to play.

Marble Falls Mustangs football games will not have the packed stands that most fans are accustomed to on Friday nights after the UIL released guidelines for 2020-21 sporting events. On Aug. , the UIL issued a mandate that requires school districts to limit seating at athletic matches to 50 percent capacity. Marble Falls Independent School District officials are adapting to the changes to this year's school and athletics programs. "Health and safety are the most important things we are dealing with," MFISD Athletic Director Rick Hoover said in a press release. "The new restrictions are challenging, but we need to do everything possible to keep our kids and our community safe."