Linden-Kildare’s junior varsity football team has been on a rollercoaster ride since the season began. The Tigers own an overall record of 3-3 and a district record of 1-1 but make no mistake the young Tigers have competed from game one.
After winning the season opener in Ore City, L-K dropped the next two games in a row to Pleasant Grove and Redwater.
The Tigers bounced back after the losses with a win over Harleton to finish off their pre-district schedule.
McLeod’s varsity cross country teams worked hard to get to the platform of regionals and after a tough day of running, two members are headed to the state finals.
The Queen City Bulldogs were on the road last Friday to take on the Hooks Hornets in district action. Queen City was coming off a six point loss to Linden-Kildare the previous week and Hooks a 34-12 win over DeKalb.
The Bulldogs were looking to spoil Senior Night for the Hornets and pickup their second win of the season.
The Linden-Kildare Tigers had a memorable Senior Night Oct. 31 knocking off district foe Paul Pewitt 21-14. The win keeps the team in the playoff hunt.
The Brahmas won the opening coin toss and elected to receive the ball to start the game.
Celebrating Senior Night feels better when the home team wins and Atlanta sent the senior class of 2015 off with a bang after claiming a 34-28 win over Tatum last Friday night.
The win puts the state-ranked Rabbs (8-1, 3-1) in sole possession of second place in District 6-4A, Division II with one game remaining on the regular season schedule.
Queen City’s volleyball team battled the entire season last year and ended up sharing the district crown with Hughes Springs and reaching the Region II-2A semifinal round.
This season just a couple of hiccups kept the state-ranked Lady Bulldogs (28-9, 10-2) from having a perfect 12-0 district record.
Atlanta’s Big Bad Band from Rabbitland performed in the Area round of the Class 4A State Marching Contest at Lobo Stadium in Longview on Oct. 25. The band received outstanding ratings, was crowned overall champion and advanced to the state finals in San Antonio on Monday, Nov. 3
