Texas High School Sports News

If the District Meet turns out to be anything similar to the Franklin Lion Relays of two weeks ago, then The Franklin Lions should rule this district.

TODD YATES/CALLER-TIMES Gregory-Portland's Leanna Solis competes in the 100-meter hurdles during Wednesday's District 29/30-4A area track meet at Wildcat Stadium in Portland.

Ashley Kirk should own every major North Texas pitching record when her career ends after this season, but she and coach Tracey Kee weren't going into a four-day break without seeing another record fall.

Guyer first baseman James Farris is congratulated by teammate Daulton Horton after a home run in Friday's win over Trophy Club Nelson.

The Paris Wildcats suffered their third one-run loss in district play Tuesday night when a combination of walks, lack of clutch hitting, and base-running gaffes spelled doom in a 5-4 loss to the Pittsburg Pirates on Senior Night at Hub Hollis Field.

Alamo Heights claimed championships in four of five divisions at the Region IV-4A tennis tournament Wednesday at Blossom Athletic Complex.

A big game between two teams tied for second place in the District 5-4A standings was decided in the top of the fifth inning - in more ways than one.

Randall continued to hit the ball hard Tuesday afternoon, hammering Palo Duro for 19 hits en route to a 14-2 victory that kept the Raiders in a tie for the District 3-4A lead.

The Coronado tennis team is sending three teams to the Class 5A state tennis tournament April 28-29 in Austin.

From the Little League World Series to a storied two-sport career at Frenship, Smith had already accomplished plenty before stepping on to the Tech campus and putting on a Red Raider uniform.

Franklin pitcher Nicholas Fernandez's season began with some struggles, to the point where he was out of the starting rotation after the first game of the District 1-5A season.

The Rebels avenged their only loss in District 4-5A with a 3-0 victory over Justin Northwest at Richland High School on Tuesday night.

That was certainly the case for both the Shallowater and Cooper baseball teams Tuesday night in a battle between the top two squads in District 2-3A.

Nederland's Colton Broussard connects with a pitch during a game earlier this season.

The Nordheim girls track team placed second in the 1A-DII Area 31-32 track meet hosted by Tilden on April 10. Five female athletes will compete at regionals in eight events.

Yoakum outhit the Lady Gobblers 12-9 but the Lady Gobblers outplayed Yoakum, winning the game in eight innings, 10-9.

The Cuero Gobblers battled for eight innings against Yoakum before falling to the Bulldogs 0-3 at home on April 11. Yoakum tried to get a lead early in the game.

While a good chunk of the metro area schools already know they'll be going to the postseason, at least one team will have an increased sense of urgency in today's local high school baseball action.

Coronado sophomores Reagan Collins and Mariel Deleon battled back from a three-point deficit to defeat El Paso Eastwood's Megan Greene and Rebekah Anderson, 5-7, 6-1, 6-4, in the girls doubles semifinals of the Region I-5A tennis tournament Monday at McLeod Tennis Center.

S&S Consolidated is considering allowing specific staff members to carry concealed handguns on all three school campuses.