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Written by Robert Trammell
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Monday, 01 February 2010 09:23 |
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The UIL released the new district realignments for the next two years. The realignments only affect football and basketball programs in the state of Texas.
The Mineola Yellow Jackets will move down from 3A to District 7, Conference 2A Division 1. With the move, an old rivalry will be renewed when the Yellow Jackets and the Grand Saline Indians face off in football later this year. Alone with Mineola and Grand Saline in District 7 will be, Caddo Mills, Melissa, Quitman and Winnsboro.
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Read more... [New district realignments set]
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Written by Kmoo News
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Sunday, 13 December 2009 23:27 |
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The Gilmer Buckeyes ended their season at the top, beating Abilene in the State Championship on Saturday.
The undefeated Buckeyes finished the year with a decisive 43-26 win over Abilene Wylie, to become the Class 3A Division 1 champions.
The second time Gilmer has won the top title in the past ten years, with the last win (then Class 3A Division 2) coming in 2004. |
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Written by Aaron Munn
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Saturday, 07 November 2009 00:37 |
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After a tough 0-3 start to the Lindale Eagles Football season, They have pulled off what many felt impossible. The 14-4A District Championship.
The Eagles even started District play with a loss to Kilgore, which may have been what got Lindale motivated. Whatever it was, Lindale has not lost a game since.
With their 28-17 win, Friday, November 6th over the Indians of Jacksonville the Eagles took home the Gold Football and patiently waited for the results of the Sulphur Springs win over Henderson. Because of the results from these two games, East Texas will get a chance to see a rematch of last years first round playoff game that sent Lindale home and Sulphur Springs on their way to a state title.
The first round game between the Eagles of Lindale, and the Sulphur Springs Wildcats will be played Friday November 13th at 7:30pm, at Van's Memorial Stadium and will be broadcast live on 99.9 KMOO and at KMOO.com. |
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Written by Robert Trammell
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Sunday, 01 November 2009 19:21 |
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The Alba-Golden Lady Panthers and Grand Saline Lady Indians faced off in what was billed as a playoff match-up to make the playoffs. Both teams were tied in district play along with Lone Oak. Grand Saline took the first two games by scores of 26-24 and 25-21. The Lady Panthers facing elimination, came back and won games 3 and 4 by scores of 25-22 and 27-25. Game five was taken over by the Lady Indians as they would go on to win 15-10, and take the final playoff spot. The Lady Panthers are now out of the playoffs. Grand Saline plays 10-31-09 at 11 am against Lone Oak in Emory Rains HS Gym for 3rd place in the 13-2A district. The winner will move on to the UIL playoffs. |
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Written by Aaron Munn
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Saturday, 31 October 2009 00:00 |
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After a first half, in which both teams struggled to gain yards, the Lindale Eagles and the Henderson Lions put on a show in the second half.
Heading in at the half with a score of 7 -7, both teams knew that changes needed to be made. That is exactly what happened. In the second half Lindales Matt Broussard started with a 63 yard run for a touchdown on the first play from scrimmage and the scoring began.
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Read more... [Lindale defeats Henderson and will play Friday November 6th for the District Championship]
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Written by Aaron Munn
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Friday, 30 October 2009 12:38 |
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Friday evening, October 30th, The Lindale Eagles face the Henderson Lions at Eagles Stadium in Lindale. The Eagles are going into this game knowing, that a win, will clinch a playoff spot and keep them in the running for a District 14-4A Championship.
Coach Mike Meador has used the rally cry "finish" to push his team through to the end of the season.
"The last three years, we've messed up the 10th ball game," Meador said.
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Read more... [Lindale Eagles meet the Henderson Lions in 14-4A Football]
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Written by "Replay" Reynolds
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Thursday, 22 October 2009 07:18 |
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The Edgewood Bulldogs kept their playoff hopes alive by ripping the Rice Bulldogs 48-11. A long drive from I-35 for Rice proved to be longer after Edgewood recovered from a sloppy 2nd quarter to keep Rice winless on the season. Edgewood celebrated Homecoming after two consecutive losses, one to district front runner Kerens, and to Mildred. Although the Bulldogs will need some help their playoff chances remain positive.
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Read more... [Edgewood bounces back]
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