Luke Clayton: Hunting hogs close to home
Most regular readers of my corner of this awesome publication have probably surmised that ‘Ole’ Luke’ has a passion for not only hunting hogs but also transforming the wild pork into some tasty dishes.
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Lady Indians pour on the offense
A six-day layoff for spring break didn’t cool off the Waxahachie Lady Indians at all, as they picked up right where they left off on Tuesday night in a 15-0 four-inning rout of Dallas Skyline at the Midkiff Athletic Complex.
WHS soccer eyes playoff twin bill
Both the Waxahachie Indians and Lady Indians were scheduled to end a 14-day layoff this weekend, as they were to take on the Midway Panthers on Friday evening in Hewitt in a Class 6A Division I bi-district doubleheader. The boys’ match was to kick things off at 6 p.m., with the girls following at about 7:30 p.m.
Luke Clayton: When hunting, always have a Plan B
Nobody loves walking a backwoods creek bank, tossing small baits to hungry spawning white bass more than I. The white bass run is eagerly awaited each year by countless anglers.
Nelson Lions' year ends in hard-fought loss
ALEXANDRIA, La. — The Nelson University Lions left everything on the court in the NAIA National Championship Tournament Second Round, but their championship dreams came to an end against No. 1 seed LSU Alexandria.
WHS soccer teams clinch berths
The Waxahachie High School soccer Indians are headed to the playoffs after a clinching 7-0 romp over Lancaster on Tuesday night in District 11-6A play at the Midkiff Athletic Complex at WHS.
Tribe earns pair of victories at Dulin Memorial
The Waxahachie baseball Indians returned home to historic Paul Richards Park for the annual Robert Dulin Memorial Tournament this past weekend and picked up a pair of victories, while absorbing three losses as their bats went quiet at times.
Lady Indians drop district opener to D'ville
Following a successful run co-hosting the Ellis County Tournament, the Waxahachie Lady Indians started District 11-6A softball action on a down note as Duncanville outslugged them, 17-10, on Tuesday night at the Midkiff Athletic Complex.
Red Oak girls reach 5A state semis
The Red Oak Lady Hawks reached the University Interscholastic League state basketball semifinals for the first time since 1977, but their season ended with a 50-31 loss to Denton Ryan on Tuesday night at Hebron High School.
Indians' future bright despite area loss
DALLAS — The Waxahachie Runnin’ Indians were more than holding their own against Rockwall through 16-minutes of play — and then the Tribe suffered a lapse.