The Round Rock Stony Point Tigers enter a new era with head coach Dustin Pleasant, who takes over after 22 seasons under Craig Chessher. Stony Point finished last season with a 3-7 record, struggling in district play with a 1-7 mark. With 10 of 11 all-district players graduating, the Tigers are looking to rebuild. Key players include running backs Marcus Milligan and Aiden Loyden, while wide receiver Olamide Aroworade aims to lead the passing game. This season is crucial for establishing a foundation for future success after failing to reach the playoffs since 2019.

By the Numbers
  • Last season's record: 3 wins, 7 losses; 1-7 in district play
  • Marcus Milligan: 553 rushing yards and 7 touchdowns
  • Aiden Loyden: 193 rushing yards and 2 touchdowns
  • Olamide Aroworade: 581 receiving yards and 5 touchdowns
State of Play
  • Dustin Pleasant's first year as head coach with a fresh roster
  • Tigers have one returning varsity quarterback who has not attempted a pass
  • Team focuses on talent development among young players
  • Significant turnover in defense, losing all-district players to graduation
What's Next

The Tigers will face a challenging schedule starting August 27, with hopes to build a competitive team foundation. Looking ahead, successful integration of new players and the development of emerging talent will be crucial for any playoff aspirations in the coming seasons.

Bottom Line

This season for Stony Point is not just about winning; it's about laying the groundwork for future success under coach Pleasant. As the Tigers adjust to a new coaching philosophy, focus on player development will be essential for renewing playoff hopes in the years to come.