ARLINGTON — After taking a break from their season-opening weekend, the Class 6A No. 21-ranked Waxahachie Runnin’ Indians returned to the floor on Saturday and pulled out a 78-77 non-district victory over Crowley in the Jamaal Brown Invitational at Sam Houston High School.
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The I-45 Trophy is presented to the victorious Ennis Lions by Coach Paul Willingham following their 42-7 victory at Corsicana last week. (Patty Hullett /… Login to continue reading Login…
The Nelson University Lady Lions roared through the opening round of the Sooner Athletic Conference (SAC) Tournament, dismantling the University of Science and Arts (USAO) in a commanding straight-set victory (25-6, 25-17, 25-9). Their powerhouse performance on Tuesday night at the Sheaffer Center left no doubt about their readiness for the road ahead as they now set their sights on the SAC semifinals in Fort Worth, Texas.
MESQUITE — For once, the Waxahachie Indians didn’t have to face a dogfight in a District 11-6A game. And they got a storybook ending to boot.
The Class 6A No. 21-ranked Waxahachie Runnin’ Indians tested themselves this past weekend against a couple of prominent prep basketball teams, and came away with a split at Mike Turner Gymnasium in the Dallas OTR Tip-Off to open the 2024-2025 season.
I got up early, a good hour before the rest of my family who was still comfortable snoozing away in our little “hunting cabins.”
OKLAHOMA CITY — For the second time this season, Quaveann Mitchell of Nelson University has been named the Sooner Athletic Conference (SAC) Oklahoma Ford Dealers Football Defensive Player of the Week, solidifying his reputation as a standout defensive force. Mitchell was instrumental in the Lions' recent 31-21 senior day victory over Panhandle State, delivering an impressive performance that showcased his relentless pursuit of the football.
FERRIS — The season ended in disappointing fashion for the Waxahachie Lady Indians, as they dropped a five-set match to Wylie on Thursday evening at Ferris High School, 25-18, 21-25, 22-25, 25-23, 15-10.
It was a disastrous end to the first half for the Waxahachie Indians during Friday’s Senior Night game against Lancaster at Lumpkins Stadium. The Indians, though, put things back in order in the second half — and punched their ticket for a return to the playoffs.