Texas High School Sports News

Good morning boys and girls, smell of baseball is in there. Here are some stories to hold you over until opening day.

Trenton Lafleur did most of the work in one half for Amarillo High, which was more than enough to clinch the boys District 5-4A soccer title Saturday afternoon.

The Eastwood boys soccer team is having one its best seasons in years. And senior forward Isaak Arrieta is one of the reasons.

It ended in a draw for the season baseball series between Canyon and Randall on Saturday at Conner Park, but it turned out to be fairly good news for both teams in opening District 3-4A play.

Justan Bailey and Colten Graham led the Bobcats with two hits apiece, with Bailey driving home four runs and Graham another three.

After opening District 2-5A play with three games in which it seemed nothing could go right offensively, the Mustangs took out their frustration on Odessa Permian early and often on Saturday afternoon at O'Banion Field.

Wichita Falls scored six runs in the top of the seventh inning to run away with a 9-4 win at Bronco Field to remain perfect in District 5-4A play.

The Austin College baseball team fell in both halves of its doubleheader against Texas Lutheran on Friday evening, falling 2-1 in game one and 4-1 in game two to drop the 'Roos to 2-14 overall and 0-5 in Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference play.

TODD YATES/CALLER-TIMES Gregory-Portland catcher Ryan Sturgeon waits for the throw as Calallen's Andrew Gonzalez scores during Friday's game at Calallen.

Ryan junior Grant Gohlke, left, tags third base for an out as Flower Mound Marcus junior Ashton Easley slides in Friday at Raider Field.

Roosevelt's Lisette Trujillo catches Churchill's Caroline Bowers with an inadvertent shot to the nose.

The Lady Bulldogs soccer team continued their push for a playoff berth on Monday March 10 against the Medina Valley Panthers, and played hard the whole game before falling by a final score of 1-0.

By the time Ryan was in the midst of its football playoff run last fall, Cameron Williams already had been taken off the roster.

For starters, Lewis' No. 7-ranked Panthers hadn't lost a District 27-5A game in three years, so it's not as if she had much experience dealing with such moments.

In a battle of LISD foes, it was Cigarroa that got off to a fast start taking an early lead that they couldn't hold on to.

The Buttons defeated Addison Trinity Christian on penalty kicks to secure their fourth state title in the last eight seasons and the first since 2009.

The Paris Wildcats brought back the varsity boys team trophy from the Gilmer Buckeye Relays Friday, while the Lady Cats finished fourth and the JV boys were second in their divisions.

The North Lamar Pantherettes only needed three innings to defeat Crandall on Wednesday afternoon.

Magnolia West started off the game scoring five runs in the first inning and four runs in the second, and never allowed Rudder to catch up.

Rachel Denny Clow/Caller-Times Flour Bluff's Rivers Ewing set down the final seven hitters he faced in a complete-game, 4-1 victory over Ray on Wednesday at Whataburger Field.