Abilene High Lady Eagles Soccer

The 2026 District awards are in and the Lady Eagles swept the board. 🦅⚽️ Swipe through to see our superlative winners!

Postseason Push! 🦅🔥

The road to the title runs through Lubbock this Friday. Our Abilene High Eagles are taking on Amarillo High, and we need that home-side energy in the stands!

When: Friday, March 20 @ 1:00 PM

Where: Lubbock Cooper HS (910 Woodrow Rd)

The Goal: Keep the season alive.

See you in Lubbock! 🗣️🙌

We love our seniors ❤️

Once an Eagle, Always an Eagle. 🦅

Final home game under the Friday night lights. Celebrating our seniors tonight at Shotwell! 🦅⚽️

Senior Spotlight- Rheauna Delagarza

Message to family:
“Thank you for always being my biggest fans and my biggest critics. None of this would have been possible without the countless hours and time that y’all have put into my career. I can’t thank you enough for everything that you have done for me. All of my accomplishments and success have been because of you. Thank you for always pushing me to be the best version of myself that I can be, and for never letting me settle for anything less than the best. Now it’s time to go compete at the next level. All of our hard work has paid off, but it isn’t over yet! I love y’all.”

Senior Spotlight- Malia Gonzalez

Message to family:
“Thank you to my parents for the endless practice nights, and long weekend travels.To my mom I want to say thank you for not only showing me the sport but always pushing me to play to my best ability, To my dad thank you for always pushing me and taking me to practice even on my bad days.
To my grandparents, thank you for all the pep talks and all the phone calls after every good or bad game. To my nana thank you for being one of my biggest supporters no matter the distance and never failing to have my back when the stands aren’t very nice lol. none of it would’ve been possible without the village that I have behind me. I love you all.”

Senior Spotlight- Trinity Escobedo

Message to family:
“Thank you so much, I feel like I don’t say it enough but I am truly grateful for both of you because I wouldn’t be the person I am today without either of you. Mom I tell this to you all the time but this night to say it means so much. I love you more than anything in the world and yes more than redbull, for the many games you’ve taken me to, supporting me through my highs and lows, the amount of money you worked to get just to make sure I was able to do the sport dad first introduced me when I was 4 years old,even though at one point I almost didn’t play my senior year. But I’m grateful to have this final moment and chapter of my soccer career. Jude I know you don’t like emotional stuff like this that much but thank you for being the reason I was able to smile,the reason I was able to laugh even when I was so upset. You still have a lot to do and so much to learn so please enjoy the rest of your high school years without me. I love you both endlessly.”

Senior Spotlight- Annika Ramirez

Message to family:
“I would like to thank my family for always being there and supporting me through all these years.I would also like to thank my mom Christina she has been my biggest supporter, she has been by my side through it all. She has seen me through my good and bad times and she never once gave up on me, but I would like to thank Jesus for supporting me and guiding me not only through soccer but life also, and for giving me the best support system I could ever ask for.”

Senior Spotlight- Skye Marsh

Message to family:
“To my parents, thank you for every sacrifice you’ve made so I could be here. Thank you for the early mornings, the long drives, the late nights, and the constant encouragement. You never let me quit on the hard days, and you celebrated every win, big or small, right alongside me. You believed in me before I believed in myself. And Kelby, thank you for always being there for me and supporting me through everything. I hope y’all know that every time I stepped on this field, I carried y’all’s support with me.
To my coaches, thank you for shaping me into more than just an athlete. You pushed me past my limits and taught me discipline, resilience, and accountability. You showed me that leadership isn’t just about talent, it’s about consistency, effort, and putting the team first. You taught me how to stay composed under pressure and how to grow from setbacks instead of running from them.
Even though I won’t be continuing soccer in college, the lessons you’ve all given me won’t stop here. As I pursue a career in veterinary medicine, I’ll carry that same work ethic, determination, and commitment into every class, every challenge, and eventually every patient I care for. Soccer may be ending for me, but the impact you’ve had on my life is something I’ll take with me forever.
Thank you for helping me become the person I am today.”