Skip to main content
District
  1. Departments
  2. Athletics

Athletics

dwayneDwayne Dubois, Athletic Director
500 Orange St.  Vidor, Tx  77662
Office: 409.951.8946  |  Fax: 409.783.0553

Lori Mathews, Athletic Admin. Assistant

 

 

Vidor ISD Physical Packet for Athletics | Band | Brigs | Cheer

Each Student participating in Athletics, Band, Brigs, or Cheer must complete the following before tryouts or practice in the respective extracurricular activity :

*Physical Forms MUST be turned into the Athletic Trainer. You may email your form to Mrs. Kayla 
 

Vidor High School Athletics

Vidor Jr. High Athletics

  • Boys Basketball
    Chuck Williams (8th Grade) & Kory Stephenson (7th Grade), Head Coaches

    Print Boys Basketball Schedule

    Girls Basketball
    Brooke Collins, Head Coach
    Asst. Coach – Kendal Dumas

    24-25 Vidor Jr. High Girls Basketball Schedule

    Print Girls Basketball Schedule

     

  • Kory Stephenson, Head Coach
    Assisted by: Ron Doty, Ralph Fields, Austin Powell, Andy Vickery, Chuck Williams

    Print Football Schedule

     

     

  • Cross Country
    Ron Doty, Head Coach

    Print Cross Country Schedule

    Track & Field
    __________, Boys Head Coach  |  , Girls Head Coach

    Print Track & Field Schedule

  • Brooke Collins, Head Coach
    Krista Powell, Asst. Coach

    Print Volleyball Schedule

    VJHS Volleyball Schedule

  • Girls Soccer

    Head Coach: Ralph Fields
    Assistant Coach: Ciara Tinkle

    Print Soccer Schedule

Athletic Department Resources

    • always provide positive support for your team, rather than intimidating or ridiculing the other team.
    • assist cheerleaders with yells, chants, etc. and be a working part of pep rallies with preparation, organization, and involvement.
    • treat opposing players, coaches, spectators, and support groups with respect and enthusiasm.
    • conduct yourself in an exemplary manner. Remember that you represent your school both at home and away.
    • respect the integrity and judgment of the game officials. Treating them with respect, even if you disagree with their judgment, will reflect positively on your team and school.
    • be an exemplary role model by positively supporting teams in every manner possible, including content of cheers and signs.
    • remember that school athletics are a learning experience and that mistakes are sometimes made.
    • a ticket is a privilege to observe the contest, not a license to verbally assault others or be generally obnoxious.
    • learn the rules of the game so that you may understand and appreciate when certain situations take place.
    • recognize and show appreciation for an outstanding play by either team.
    • refrain from the use of any controlled substances before, during, and after the game on or near the site of the event.
    • be a positive role model at events through your own actions and by censuring those around you whose behavior is unacceptable.

    Trustworthiness – Respect – Responsibility – Fairness – Caring – Citizenship

  • The UIL has issued procedures for high school steroid testing. These tests will be conducted at random, so schools do not know who will be tested or if they will even be chosen. A state approved vendor will administer aspects of the testing program and will randomly select student athletes to be tested from the chosen schools. Schools will receive one to two days notice before testing will occur on campus. Students to be tested will have the right to notify parents of the impending test. Parents will then be afforded the right to come to school to be present for the specimen collection, provided the parent can arrive within an hour. More information.

    drug free sport

Schedule Map Directions Phone Email Facebook