The 2026 Sonora Homecoming turned into a celebration from start to finish last Friday night.
The Sonora Broncos took control early and held off a late Eldorado rally Friday night, defeating the Eagles 40-20 at Bronco Stadium.
Sonora’s junior varsity girls captured the team championship while both varsity squads finished third on Wednesday, Sept. 2, at the Harper XC Invitational.
The 2026 home opener for the Sonora Broncos was spoiled by the visiting Division 2 2A Harper Longhorns.
Sonora traveled to Miles to open the 2026 football season in a match up with the Div 2 2-A Bulldogs. The Broncos won the coin toss and deferred to the second half.
Two-a-days have started for the 2026 Sonora Broncos. Sixty freshmen through seniors have come out to prepare for another year of hard-hitting football. This season, after the realignment, the Broncos are in 2A Region 1 District 4.
Sonora athletes turned in a number of strong performances across all divisions at the 2026 Cotton Patch Relays held April 2nd at Wall High School, highlighted by multiple top-five finishes in both running and relay events.
Sonora picked up its first district victory March 9 with a 9-3 road win over Eldorado, using timely hitting and steady pitching to take control early and maintain the lead throughout.
For the second consecutive year, Sonora’s Lady Broncos built up a large lead over runner-up Ozona, and came home with another championship golf trophy.
The Sonora Lady Broncos delivered an impressive showing Wednesday, March 18, at the 2026 THSWPA 1A-2A State Championships at Bert Ogden Arena, highlighted by a state championship performance from Jimena Leija and multiple top-five finishes.
The Sonora Lady Broncos erupted for huge innings Tuesday February 10th, using patience at the plate, aggressive base running and timely hits to roll past Crane, 22-8. Crane struck first in the bottom of the opening inning when a walk and hit batter set up a run-scoring single to take a 1-0 lead.
This week marks the start of the second half of the 2025-2026 basketball season for the Sonora Lady Broncos and Broncos.
The Sonora High School Bronco cheerleaders earned a third-place finish at the UIL Spirit State Championships on Thursday, Jan. 15, 2026, at the Fort Worth Convention Center, marking the program’s highest placement at the state level.
Several standout volleyball players from District 29-AA have been recognized for their performances during the 2025 season, earning state academic accolades as well as top district awards.
The final home game for the Sonora Broncos’ 2025 football season did not go as expected.
Last Friday the Broncos were on the road in Christoval for the sixth time since 2020. The Broncos evened up the series with a 38-14 victory over the Cougars.
