CUERO, TX — On Friday night, the Cuero Gobblers delivered a thrilling 49–41 victory over the #5-ranked La Vernia Bears in a game that lit up the field and the hearts of the hometown crowd. But the story of the night goes far beyond touchdowns and tackles.
This gallery captures the full rhythm of Gobbler Stadium—where community pride pulses through every corner, from the concession stands to the color guard, from the chain crew to the fans in the bleachers. While quarterback Jaxxon Marie and wide receiver Walker Dietze made headlines with clutch plays, this collection honors the unsung heroes who make Friday nights in Cuero unforgettable.
📸 Featured Moments:
Concession Crew in Action: Serving up nachos, smiles, and hometown hospitality.
Color Guard & Band: Precision, passion, and pageantry during the national anthem and halftime.
Coaches & Staff: Focused faces and sideline strategy, the backbone of the Gobblers’ grit.
Fans & Families: Painted faces, proud cheers, and quiet prayers during tense moments.
Postgame Sportsmanship: Cuero and La Vernia players exchanging handshakes and respect.
This isn’t just a football game—it’s a living portrait of Cuero. Every photo in this gallery is a reminder that victory is shared, and visibility matters. Whether you were on the field or behind the scenes, this night belongs to you.
(Photo by Pat Trevino) Every photo tells a story, and Mike Cantu’s been telling Cuero’s for years. Here’s to the guy who shows up, shoots with heart, and makes our students all look good. – Cuero, Tx – Sept 5, 2025
(Photo by Pat Trevino) Superintendent Dyer surveying the field with his signature scowl—Cuero’s version of game face. We’re still holding out hope for a touchdown smile! – Cuero, Tx – Sept 5, 2025
(Photo by Pat Trevino) Eyes on the sideline, ball tucked tight—Cuero’s #14 braces for impact as a La Vernia defender closes in. Friday night football doesn’t get more intense than this. – Cuero, Tx – Sept 5, 2025
(Photo by Pat Trevino) #14 locks eyes with his pursuer, hesitates just enough—or maybe it’s instinct. The La Vernia defender’s momentum carries him forward, and in that blink, Cuero’s runner slips past. One stall, one stumble, one play that changed the drive. – Cuero, Tx – Sept 5, 2025
(Photo by Pat Trevino) Gravity wins. The La Vernia defender goes down hard while Cuero’s #14 stays upright, ball in hand, and eyes on the sideline. One second of balance, one play of brilliance. – Cuero, Texas – Sept 5, 2025
(Photo by Pat Trevino) #14 just dodged one hit. Now another La Vernia defender barrels in from the left—fast and furious, cleats digging, arms ready. Split-second tension: cut inside, stiff-arm, or get swallowed up? – Cuero, Tx – Sept 5, 2025
(Photo by Pat Trevino) Already on the line, #14 braces as the La Vernia defender leaps, arms locked around his waist. No buildup. No warning. Just impact. #14 meets the moment as La Vernia clings, desperate to drag him down. – Cuero, Tx – Sept 5, 2025
(Photo by Pat Trevino) They got him down—but not before #14 made it count. One hit, then another, but the damage was done. Cuero moved forward, and La Vernia was too late.
(Photo by Pat Trevino) Nadia Light
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(Photo by Pat Trevino) Color guard taking a short break before they start their routine. – Cuero, Tx – Sept 5, 2025
(Photo by Pat Trevino) With the line in sight, Cuero’s D’Zayvin Bonner (#14) powers ahead, dragging a La Vernia defender in a play that defined the night’s grit. – Cuero, Tx – September 5, 2025
(Photo by Pat Trevino) Cuero High student photographers capture the action from the sidelines, documenting the game one frame at a time. – Cuero, Tx – Sept 5, 2025
(Photo by Pat Trevino) With the line in sight, Cuero’s D’Zayvin Bonner (#14) powers ahead, dragging a La Vernia defender in a play that defined the night’s grit. – Cuero, Tx – September 5, 2025
(Photo by Pat Trevino) D’Zayvin Bonner (#14) powers through a tackle under the Friday night lights, embodying the grit and drive that fueled Cuero’s 49–41 upset over #5-ranked La Vernia. A defining moment in a game that showcased heart, hustle, and hometown pride. – Cuero, Tx – September 5, 2025
(Photo by Pat Trevino) Emily, Rhyse, Charlene, Maxwell, Jason, Zander, Nadia, Kim, and Adam—Cuero’s Color Guard didn’t just wave flags. They moved with precision, pride, and purpose, launching their flags skyward. For a heartbeat, it feels impossible—too high, too fast. Then, without flinch or fumble, they catch it clean. That’s not luck. That’s practiced grace. – Cuero, Tx Sept 5, 2025
