Salado ISD and Spent Casing Media have reached a new multi-year broadcast agreement that will expand access to Salado Eagles athletic events beginning in 2026 and continuing through the 2027 school year.

The Salado Eagles opened the new year inside the Eagle’s Nest with a physical, high-energy matchup against the Gateway Gators, setting the tone early and never relinquishing control. Gateway opened the game with possession, but Salado’s defense made an immediate statement, forcing an early turnover and establishing a physical presence on both ends of the floor. Griffin Self provided the first spark for the Eagles, knocking down an early three-pointer to put Salado on the boa

The Salado Lady Eagles returned to the Eagle’s Nest looking to close out the break with a statement win, but ran into a tough and disciplined Lake Belton squad that entered the game with just one loss on the season. Salado opened the game shorthanded, playing without senior Riley Guthrie , who is sidelined with a right ankle injury. That absence created early opportunities for others to step up, but Lake Belton struck first and controlled much of the opening quarter behind st

The Salado Eagles closed out their final game of 2025 in dramatic fashion Monday night, defeating the Little River Academy Bumblebees 41–34 inside a packed Eagle’s Nest. The opening half was a defensive grind, with both teams struggling to find rhythm offensively. Salado struck first on a bucket from Brennan Heber, but Little River responded and carried a narrow lead through much of the first quarter. By halftime, the Eagles trailed by just one possession, heading into the lo

The Salado Eagles wrapped up the first night of the Coach Smith Tournament with a strong 45–32 win over the Houston Emery Weiner Jaguars, staying unbeaten and controlling the game from the opening tip. Hot Start From Deep Salado opened the evening with a quick strike from Liam Wilcox , who buried a three on the first possession and went on to hit three triples in the first quarter . His early shooting powered the Eagles to a 14–7 lead. Alongside him, Griffin Self pushed the