Madison High School held its last signing day of the year this morning, with eight student-athletes committing to continue their education and play sports at the next level.

Thousands of students will gather from 42 San Antonio-area high schools for the Battle of Flowers Band Festival on May 1.

Madison High School’s Dyllan Mendoza has caught the attention of San Antonio’s professional soccer team and has officially been signed on an academy agreement.

Madison High School spirit groups, back-to-school cookies, Premier Martial Arts, free school supplies & more

A Madison High School program is designed to help students learn different skills and earn scholarships by raising animals.

A local high school barbecue team is preparing their rubs, sauces and meat ahead of the national high school barbecue championship.

A board trustee with the North East Independent School District is accused of repeatedly hitting her teenage stepson, withholding food from him and calling the child “her slave,” court filings obtained by KSAT Investigates show.

A group of Madison High School students are spending this summer raising livestock animals for the next school year.

Hailey Hunt, a recent graduate of Madison High School recently walked the stage with numerous accolades including graduating Summa Cum Laude.

Students part of the agriscience magnet program at Madison High School have been raising livestock animals for the past few months and are getting ready to showcase them at upcoming events.

KSAT 12 Sports shines spotlight on local senior student athlete.

KSAT 12 Sports shines spotlight on local senior student athlete.

SAN ANTONIO – The Flying Chanclas de San Antonio announced the signing of four players, all with ties to the city, to the Texas Collegiate League roster on Tuesday. Flying Chanclas Return June 30Garrett, an infielder, was selected by Washington in the 32nd round of the 2016 MLB June Amateur Draft. Brandon, also an infielder, played in six games during the 2020 season for Grayson College. Flying Chanclas Return In Less Than Three WeeksThe Flying Chanclas full roster will be announced Tuesday afternoon. San Antonio will open the 2020 TCL season in Amarillo with a three-game set from June 30-July 2.

SAN ANTONIO – If you watched any game that the Madison girls soccer team played this season, you likely saw senior Jillian Martinez score a goal......twice. Instead of a proper sendoff to a stellar high school career, Martinez was forced to transition right into training for college. "Going from high school to spring break and then not being able to go back to school to finish the season was tough. Once they canceled the high school season, I immediately switched to college and getting ready for UCLA.”Luckily, Martinez has been able to establish an effective daily routine despite restrictions placed on facilities and personnel. It’s markedly different -- and more intense -- than her high school training.

Madison’s Jillian Martinez ready for transition to UCLA soccerPublished: June 1, 2020, 12:47 amAfter an impressive high school career with the Madison Mavericks, graduating senior Jillian Martinez is training hard to take the next step next season as a freshman at UCLA.

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The two high school barbecue teams at Madison High School are preparing for the 2020 season after bringing home a championship in 2019. Photojournalist Robert Samarron caught up with the teams as they broke in a new grill.

SAN ANTONIO – The Roosevelt boys remain perfect in District 27-6A play with a win over Madison, while the Clark girls knock off Brennan in District 28-6A.

HS Basketball Highlights: February 1stPublished: February 1, 2020, 11:53 pmThe Roosevelt boys remain perfect in District 27-6A play with a win over Madison, while the Clark girls knock off Brennan in District 28-6A.

Andrew has covered athletics of all levels for more than five years and is dedicated to shining a spotlight on local San Antonio athletes and their stories.

SAN ANTONIO – A candlelight vigil was held Tuesday night to remember the “positive spirit” of a former standout football player at Madison High School killed this week. Friends and family organized the candlelight vigil, which was held at the Whataburger where he was found shot. Hoffman, who went on to play football for West Texas A&M University, had a bullet wound to his upper body. Former Madison HS football star killed in shooting in San AntonioVisitation for Hoffman will take place from 5-7 p.m. Thursday and noon-1 p.m. Friday at True Vision Church Northeast, located at 2826 Ackerman Road, according to his obituary. Hoffman’s mother, Tiffanne Jackson, wrote on Twitter that the family wants to start a “Work Son” scholarship in his name.

Coaches reflect on former Madison HS football player killed in shootingPublished: December 31, 2019, 6:08 pmAydin Hoffman was a young man whose former coaches, Calvin Robertson and Byron Ledbetter, can’t say enough good things about.

Scholar Athlete: Lauren DeLeon, Madison High SchoolPublished: December 31, 2019, 11:09 amLauren DeLeon of Madison High School has been selected as our Scholar Athlete for the week of January 19, 2020.

Scholar Athlete: Bo Valtr, Madison High SchoolPublished: December 31, 2019, 10:50 amBo Valtr of Madison High School has been selected as our Scholar Athlete for the week of January 12, 2020.

SAN ANTONIO – The victim of a fatal shooting early Monday morning on the Northeast Side has been identified by the Bexar County Medical Examiner’s Office as 19-year-old Aydin Hoffman. Hoffman is a former standout football player at Madison High School who signed to play with West Texas A&M University. Buffaloes head coach Hunter Hughes issued a statement on behalf of the program:“Our thoughts and prayers are with the family of Aydin Hoffman during this tragic time,” said Hughes. Madison Athletics is deeply saddened with what has happened over night and this morning. 🙏🏽 https://t.co/nDTLkPF3V9 — Madison Athletics (@jm_mavs) December 30, 2019The official Madison athletics Twitter account posted a message Monday morning that read: “Madison Athletics is deeply saddened with what has happened over night and this morning.