High School Football
The BEST lineup of high school football action from across San Antonio and beyond! With coverage of 19 schools, 24 broadcast tv games, and 5 powerhouse districts, KCWX-TV is your ultimate destination for the thrill, drama, and glory of high school football.
2025 KCWX-TV High School Football Games
24 Broadcast Games (12 Live Games & 12 Replays)
Highlighting: 5 districts – SAISD, NISD, NEISD, ALAMO HGT ISD, TAPPS | 19 Different area schools | 24 broadcast TV games
DATE
TIME
TEAMS
SCORE
Sun. / September 1
East Central at Harlan (Replay)
Sun. / September 7
Alamo Heights at Churchill (Replay)
Sun. / September 15
Brennan at Sotomayor (Replay)
Sun. / September 22
Harlan at Brennan (Replay)
Sun. / September 28
Reagan at Roosevelt (Replay)
Sun. / October 5
Sotomayor at Holmes (Replay)
Sun. / October 12
Brandeis at Churchill (Replay)
Sun. / October 19
Madison at Johnson (Replay)
Sun. / October 26
Brandeis at Madison (Replay)
Sun. / November 2
O'Connor at Stevens (Replay)
Sun. / November 9
Central Catholic at Antonian (Replay)
Sun. / November 9
Edison at Jefferson (Replay)
KCWX2-TV a Corridor Broadcast TV Station | Proprietary and Confidential *Schedule times, dates, and teams are subject to change. High School Football Season: August - November 2025
Students of the Week
Teachers of the Week
Hector Ledesma
Play-by-Play/Executive Producer/Host
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On numerous occasions, Hector Ledesma has anchored the San Antonio Spurs broadcast pregame show Spurs Live, their halftime show and the Spurs Live Postgame Show across the SS&E broadcast network. He's also served as play-by-play for San Antonio FC and the Austin Spurs. Hector handles the same duties, among others, for the KCWX High School Football Game of the Week. He's also the program's Executive Producer, hosting 'Countdown to Kickoff,' the halftime show and the 'Postgame Show' during the broadcast. This will be Hector's fifth season at the helm of San Antonio's most seasoned broadcast coverage of live high school football games.
A versatile and experienced award-winning journalist, Hector has worked in sports for more than two and half decades dating back to Syracuse University's Newhouse School of Public Communications. He is the host and producer of the weekly YouTube show The Sports Update, the Spurs Beat Reporter for Clutch Points, and calls games in a play-by-play capacity throughout Greater SA. Recently, he served as the Sports Director and main sports anchor for the Sports2Nite TV franchise on KCWX, where he oversaw and managed a team of 25-plus as they produced three live 30-minute sportscasts daily (5:30p, 10p, 10:30p) in San Antonio. The 10:30p sportscast also aired in the Corpus Christi, TX while the Sunday 10:30 show, branded Big State Sports, aired in Austin and Corpus as well.
In 2016, Hector launched a San Antonio first with "The Ticket Live," two-hour sports show simulcast weekly on KCWX, Ticket 760 and online. Previously, he hosted Halftime Sports with Hector Ledesma on ESPN San Antonio radio. He also worked live game broadcasts as a Color Analyst and Sideline Reporter for The CW 35. Since 2001 Hector has been a fixture as a TV Sports Anchor and Reporter for KLST (San Angelo, TX CBS), KYTX (Tyler, TX CBS), KABB (San Antonio Fox), WOAI (San Antonio NBC) and Quarter Moon Productions, where he most recently anchored Sports2Nite's Sports Briefs while also serving as Director of Digital Content for sports2nite.com. While at QMP, he also anchored halftime and post-game shows and served as a Sideline Reporter for multiple live TV college game broadcasts; produced & anchored News & Sports Briefs and hosted/produced Sports Weekly on KCWX. He also produced The Express News' SA Sports Nation TV show.
Hector twice won First Place in the Texas Associated Press Broadcasters awards for Best TV Sports Story (2012-2013 and 2011-2012). He has since and had previously been honored by the TAB. In 2007 Hector won the Best TV Sports Feature Lone Star Award from the Houston Press Club and has been nominated for numerous Emmys.
Coach Jerry Comalander
Lead Color Analyst
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Jerry Comalander is a legend in San Antonio Sports! From 1973-2015, Comalander worked for NEISD. Jerry was Head Football Coach at Churchill for 13 seasons and led the Chargers to the Class 4A state championship in 1976. Churchill went 15-0 and won the title in what was then the University Interscholastic League’s largest classification. Inducted into the San Antonio Sports Hall of Fame in 2008, Comalander was awarded in the Texas High School Coaches Hall of Honor and the Texas High School Athletic Directors Association Hall of Honor.
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When Comalander left coaching to succeed Jimmy Littleton as NEISD Athletic Director, he took on the challenges of his new job with the same zeal and competitive ferocity that defined him as a coach. NEISD teams won 24 state championships during Comalander’s watch, a testament to the strength of the district’s overall athletic program.
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When asked who is your mentor? Jerry answered: “Marvin Gustafson. I started with Coach Gustafson and spent 12 years with him in three different schools. He was the best. The foundation for whatever success I was privileged to be part of in my career began with Coach Gus. We coached hard and had many good times including family time. I learned early on to make it FAITH – FAMILY – FOOTBALL.”
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- THSCA Hall of Honor 1991
- San Antonio Coach of the Year 1987
- Texas Coach of the Year 1976
Coach Carlos Enrico
Guest Game Analyst
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Carlos Enrico spent 40 years coaching at Central Catholic High School, his alma matter, spending 24 years as the Button's head football coach and 30 as the athletic director. As a player, Enrico won a state championship in 1970, and as a coach led Central Catholic to titles in 1990 and 2001. Enrico compiled a 159-107-2 record with the Buttons and Central Catholic won 16 other state titles during his time as AD.
Coach Danny Padron
Guest Game Analyst
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Danny Padron, renowned for his coaching tenure at Texas Lutheran University, emerged from retirement to lead Antonian College Preparatory High School's football team in 2020, achieving a 12-8 record over two years. With notable success at Texas Lutheran, Padron guided the Bulldogs to three consecutive Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference titles from 2013 to 2015, marking their first-ever post-season appearance in 2014. Transitioning to Antonian, Padron's coaching prowess revitalized the team, propelling them from a struggling start to conference champions, boasting a 40-30 overall record since 2010. Beyond college football, Padron's 46-year coaching career in the San Antonio area, including his tenure at O’Connor High School, has been marked by numerous accolades, such as multiple Coach of the Year awards and recognition for his commitment to character development both on and off the field.
Robert Villafranca
Guest Game Analyst
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Robert Villafranca coached for 17 years, serving as Harlandale High School’s defensive coordinator from 1998 to 2002, and 17 more years in administration at Harlandale ISD. Villafranca helped bring in RC Audio Sports to stream Harlandale ISD’s football and basketball games.
Bobby Mendez
Color Commentator
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The founder and managing partner for RC Audio Sports, Bobby Mendez, is back for his fourth season with the KCWX Game of the Week. A color commentator for our broadcasts, Mendez has also filled our sideline reporting role and can handle play-by-play duties as well. Since 1999, Mendez has covered high school teams from Brownsville to Fort Worth, calling games that have involved Kerrville Tivy, Karnes City and St. Anthony just to name a few. In 2014, he established RC Audio Sports, which aired Harlandale Independent School District games on radio stations such as KEDA and KCYX. RC Audio Sports added a video element to its streams in 2020 as it continues to broadcasts games that involve Harlandale ISD and now San Antonio ISD programs. Mendez is a member of the Harlandale ISD Hall of Fame.
Marcus Floyd
Color Commentator
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From videography, to conducting interviews, to sportscasts, to color commentary, to sideline reporting, you'd be hard-pressed to find anyone who's covered the local football scene in as many ways and for as long as Marcus Floyd. With more than 24 years of broadcast experience, Floyd has been a key figure in the sports community since his days with the local CBS affiliate. Most recently, he served as a reporter for the Friday Night Blitz on KCWX, while working for the station's sports show Sports2nite. An in-game emcee for the San Antonio Gunslingers, Floyd played some of his college ball at the Air Force Academy. He brings all that experience and passion back for sideline duties in his third season with the KCWX Game of the Week.
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