WhatsNew
Beginning Fall 2020
LBJ and LASA became
2 separate athletic programs
CurrentNews
2020 Basketball
All-District 25-5A
District MVP
Jordan Teal
1st Team
Isiah Rector
Ja'Sean Sibley
Jai Maxwell
2nd Team
Antwan McMillian
TABC All Region 4
Jordan Teal
All Cen-Tex
1st Team
Jordan Teal
All Cen-Tex
Swimming
Ava Longi
Juan Ceresa
Swimmer of the year
Ava Longi
In Memoriam
Coach Jack passed away
December 12, 2017
Greatly missed by all!
Assistant Basketball coach
and Counselor for 18 years
at LBJ
Passed away in 2010
Former Jaguars Participating in College Athletics
The following are links to college athletic sites where former LBJ Jaguar athletes are now playing. Hopefully, you can follow the collegiate athletic career of your favorite former Jaguars.
Sebastian Canizares LBJ 2013 |
Sebastian Canizares (Wesleyan University, Middletown, CT) Sophomore Wide Receiver for the Cardinals. |
Terrell Davidson LBJ 2015 |
Terrell Davidson (University of Texas Permian Basin). The Falcons are scheduled to play their first football game in September 2016 as a member of the Heartland Conference. They will be Division II. |
Lee Anthony Dawson LBJ 2014 |
Lee Anthony Dawson (West Texas A&M) At LBJ
High School Dawson played all over the field as
he split time between cornerback, safety, punter,
quarterback and wide receiver. He played for head coach
Andrew Jackson. Dawson was named first-team
all-district as a free safety and quarterback…Member of
the National Honor Society…Graduated in the top-10% of
his class with a 4.2 GPA. He was the recipient of the
African-American Heritage Award. Dawson also lettered in
basketball and track & field. |
Ethan Gilbert LBJ 2013 |
Ethan Gilbert (St.
Edward's University, Austin Texas) Lettered
three years at the LBJ High School…won three-consecutive
district championships and bi-district championships his
sophomore through senior seasons…helped his team win the
area championship his senior season…named to the
all-district second-team during his sophomore
season…during his junior season, he was named first-team
all-district and his team’s most valuable player…earned
first-team all-state, Austin American
Statesman second-team all-Centex and team MVP
in his senior season…averaged 12.3 points, 8.5 rebounds,
2.7 assists, and 1.8 steals during that season…graduated
as Salutatorian from LBJ High School…a part of the
National Honor Society, and named academic all-district
for three years…won the African American Heritage Award
form 2009-13 and the Trustee Scholar Award from 2010-13. |
Zae Giles LBJ 2015 |
Zae Giles (Lamar University) Garnered first-team All-District 26-5A honors as DB in his senior year at LBJ. Following his junior season, was named first-team all-district as a defensive back, as well. |
John Gormley LBJ 2013 |
John Gormley (University of Chicago) Sophomore Wide Receiver for the Maroons. |
Tierany Henderson 2011 |
Tierany Hernderson (Stephen F Austin University) basketball. Was the District 26-4A MVP at LBJ High School in Austin where she led her team to the UIL State Finals ... Named the Dennis Johnson Memorial High School All-Star Game MVP ... Was selected to the All CenTex 2nd Team and was a McDonald's All American Nominee ... Also selected to the TABC 4A All-Region Team and All State Team ... Averaged better than 12 points and seven rebounds per game as a junior at Crockett High School in Austin before moving to LBJ High School for her senior season ... She was the 2008 newcomer of the year in District 17-4A and is ranked as the No. 53 player in the state by the Premier Basketball Report ... Career highs include 29 points, 19 rebounds and eight assists ... Was the 2007-08 and 2008-09 District MVP and was first-team all-district 08-09 ... Also was a multi-sport letterman in track 2007-11. |
Dyquan Howard LBJ 2015 |
Dyquan Howard (University of Texas Permian Basin). The Falcons are scheduled to play their first football game in September 2016 as a member of the Heartland Conference. They will be Division II. |
Alexis Hyder 2012 |
Alexis Hyder
(University of
North Texas) basketball.
Hyder,
one of the most prolific scorers in the state, averaged
over 35 points a game her senior season in district play
and scored a school record 61 points against Lanier. She
was named to the Austin American-Statesman's
All-Central Texas girls basketball team as a first-team
selection for three straight seasons. Hyder is a
two-time District 26-4A MVP was a McDonalds All-American
Nominee this season. She was a two-time first-team
all-state selection and a three-time all-region pick by
the TABC (Texas Association of Basketball Coaches). Her
junior season she led her team to the Class 4A state
championship game and was named to the all-tournament
team. Hyder is a standout in the classroom as well as
she ranks sixth in her senior class of 260 in addition
to being an two-time All-Academic pick by the TABC. Alexis transfered to Louisiana State University (LSU) and will sit out the 2014-2015 season before becoming eligible to compete for the Tigers. |
Lance Hyder LBJ 2014 |
Lance Hyder (West Texas A&M) At LBJ
High School Hyder played defensive end under
head coach Andrew Jackson. He was the Jaguars’ MVP and
the district 26-4A lineman of the year his senior
year…All-A honor roll member. |
Ashley Knight 2016 |
Ashley Knight (Alabama) Ashley was named Southeastern Conference Freshman of the Week on Nov 17, 2016. Against McNeese State, Ashley's 6 rejections tied her for the third most in a single game inAlabama program history and moved her up to 25 blocks on the season which is the most by any student athlete in SEC history . |
Morgan Simmons 2011 |
Morgan Simmons (Texas Southern University) |
Bernard Tucker LBJ 2014 |
Bernard Tucker (McMurray University) Tucker played one
season at Hartnell Junior College before transferring to
McMurray University. He graduated from Lyndon Baines
Johnson High School (2014). His coach was Andrew
Jackson. Tucker was a 2nd team all-district pick as a
senior and honorable mention as a junior. |
Johnnie Williams LBJ 2016 |
Johnnie Williams (University of Tulsa) was a four-year letterwinner and three-year starter at Lyndon B. Johnson High School . . . played defensive end and defensive tackle. helped lead his LBJ team to an 8-4 overall record and 7-0 district mark as a senior . . . received a three-star rating from 247Sports . . . earned all-district honors as a junior and senior . . . was named the District 26-5A Lineman of the Year as a junior . . . was credited with 135 tackles and 13 sacks his junior campaign . . . was a second-team all-state selection as a junior . . . high school coach was Andrew Jackson. |