Juarez-Lincoln Huskies Achieve School-First 4-0 Record Entering District Play
A "Mic'd Up" feature followed Juarez-Lincoln Head Football Coach Daniel Cortez and his team, the Huskies, during a football game against Sharyland Pioneer in Harlingen, Texas. The Huskies achieved a school-first 4-0 record entering district play.
Harlingen Weslaco Brownsville McAllen, TX, September 25, 2026 — The Juarez-Lincoln High School football team, known as the Huskies, has reached a significant milestone, securing a school-first 4-0 record as they prepare to enter district play. This achievement comes after a recent game against Sharyland Pioneer.
The team’s progress was highlighted through a “Mic’d Up” feature that followed Head Football Coach Daniel Cortez and his players during their matchup against Sharyland Pioneer. The specific date of this game was not provided.
This 4-0 start marks a historic moment for the Juarez-Lincoln Huskies football program. The team’s performance leading up to district competition has set a new benchmark for the school. The “Mic’d Up” initiative provided an inside look at the team’s dynamic during a game, focusing on Coach Cortez and the Huskies as they competed in Harlingen, Texas.
Further details regarding the game’s outcome against Sharyland Pioneer, such as the final score, were not available. The current team record of 4-0 signifies a strong performance thus far in the season, positioning the Huskies for their upcoming district games.
Story summarized from the original created by Claudia Torres on www.valleycentral.com, see more information here.
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