SNYDER — The Snyder Tigers had a resurgent season in 2018, posting an 8-3 record that marked their first winning campaign since 2011.

Now, with a new coach and a roster that was hit hard by gradation, SHS will try to prove that success — and the momentum built as a result — has staying power. 

Hired to take over the program after Cory Mandrell left for Bowie in May, former Azle offensive coordinator Wes Wood has high hopes for the 2019 Tigers.  But with just 13 lettermen back from last year’s team, including five starters on each side of the ball, Wood and his players will need to get on the same page quickly to achieve those goals this fall.