Sports

DALLAS — The Waxahachie Lady Indians left the rest of the District 11-6A field in their dust as they cruised to the district girls’ golf championship on Thursday and Friday at the Golf Club of Dallas.

The Waxahachie Lady Indians put themselves in position to contend for at least a share of the District 11-6A championship on Friday night as they rode the hot bat of Savannah Porter and a strong night in the pitcher’s circle by NaLee Nichols to a surprisingly-easy 12-2 road victory over Class 6A No. 9-ranked Duncanville.

After six straight District 11-6A wins, the Waxahachie Indians received their first blemish on Tuesday night as Cedar Hill walked it off in nine innings, 8-7, on a bases-loaded walk at Cedar Hill to start a home-and-home series.

GEORGETOWN — The Waxahachie Indians reached the region semifinal round for the first time in the boys’ soccer program’s history.

HEWITT — Forward Andrew Guevara scored the eventual game-winning goal with 8:25 remaining in the second half, and the Waxahachie Indians stunned the Midway Panthers, 2-1, on Friday night in the bi-district round of the Class 5A Division I boys’ soccer playoffs. Midway, the District 12-6A champion, was the host team, but the Indians (13-4-4) neutralized the advantage with less than two minutes elapsed as Billy Yonce took a pass deep in the box and flicked the ball into the corner of the goal, making it 1-0 in favor of the Tribe.

The Waxahachie Indians closed out one District 11-6A home-and-home series in dominating style and began another in winning fashion as the Indians remained unbeaten in district action.

The Waxahachie Lady Indians kept pace in the race for the District 11-6A softball championship with two more impressive victories this past week to close out the first half of the district schedule.

The Life High School Waxahachie Lady Mustangs stayed unbeaten on the season on Thursday, as they took a 4-0 victory over Brownwood in the Class 4A Division I girls’ soccer bi-district round at Godley.