Lady Indians advance to area round
HUBBARD — The Waxahachie Lady Indians got stronger as the evening progressed as they swept Bryan, 25-23, 25-17, 25-15 in the Class 6A Division I volleyball bi-district round on Tuesday.
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Luke Clayton: Warmth marks opening of gun season
I’m writing my column early in the week, actually late Sunday afternoon. This weekend was the ‘opener’ of the general deer season here in Texas.
Ennis crushes Poteet on an emotional night
Don Hullett Daily Light contributor As the Ennis Lions started last week in preparation to take on the Mesquite Poteet Pirates, it looked to be… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close
Lady Indians close out title run
MESQUITE — The Waxahachie Lady Indians put the finishing touches on a District 11-6A volleyball championship on Tuesday night with a three-game sweep of Mesquite High, 25-13, 25-8, 25-18.
Overtime kick keeps Tribe on track
DALLAS — It was not a work of art, but the Waxahachie Indians remain on a path to returning to the postseason.
Ellis County sends XC runners to UIL state
Two Ellis County high school cross country teams and three individual medalists are set to compete at the University Interscholastic League state championships on Friday and Saturday.
WHS boys advance to XC state meet
GRAND PRAIRIE — The Waxahachie High School boys’ cross country team will be headed to state after finishing fourth at the University Interscholastic League Class 6A Region II meet at Lynn Creek Park on Monday.
Indians keep Cedar Hill at arm's length
With five legitimate contenders vying for four playoff slots in District 11-6A, every victory in the District of Doom carries extra weight.
WHS volleyball hits speed bump but still top seed
It took a dozen district matches, but the Waxahachie Lady Indians finally suffered a setback in District 11-6A play on Tuesday night on the road against DeSoto in a five-set nailbiter, 12-25, 25-19, 25-20, 23-25, 17-15.
Luke Clayton: A day to remember
As outdoor folks we all have our idea of that “perfect” outing when pursuing a big buck or collecting a “mess” of catfish. A crisp, clear November day when whitetail deer are in rut and bucks are on the move is a deer hunters dream.