Lexington closed out the 2026 gridiron campaign with a home loss at the hands of Tishomingo, 63-20.

All three of Lexington’s scores came via long distance with Jaxon Torres getting the party started with a 62-yard cross country run all the way to the house.

Cash Dierking hauled in a Torres pass and took the rock 85 yards to the crib. Dierking was also on the receiving end of a 44-yard scoring toss off the arm of Cody Rollins.

“This season was a tough one,” head coach Sean Guerra said of the 0-10 season.

“And by tough I mean our kids remained tough through out the season regardless of what happened.

“We faced a lot of adversity this year with our low numbers and injuries but our boys kept showing up and kept competing the best they knew how. It didn’t matter that we did not win the week before, they showed up everyday hungry,” the coach continued.

“As a coaching staff, we had to get creative with how to have practice everyday, especially when our numbers dipped below 22. Our kids did not miss a beat though. They showed up and still practiced as hard as they could,” Guerra continued.

“It was my first year as a head coach and we had a whole new coaching staff. We established a standard that the players up held from the time spring ball took off until the last snap of the Tishomingo game.

“Even though our numbers were the lowest they’ve been in years, we still had one of the best attendance ratings in the last five years.

“The foundation has been laid down for the Lexington Football program and the best is still yet to come.

“I cannot be more proud of my players and everything they’ve overcome this season. We will miss seniors Chase Koster, Jackson Beers and Jacob Tullis and their leadership will be hard to replace.

“We will be back next year better than ever,” Guerra concluded.

There were no nominations for Player of the Week.