Linden Youth Football players and cheerleaders kept the Linden-Kildare Elementary School students fired up with a Homecoming pep rally on Oct. 4. Linden Youth Football Cheerleaders will be performing on Oct. 18, at Linden-Kildare High School at the pep rally. Linden Youth Football is under the direction of Jerry Arnold, and the cheerleaders are under the direction of Patricia Arnold. For more information regarding the league, contact Jerry or Patricia Arnold at 903-756-3762.
Linden-Kildare’s eighth grade team turned up the heat on Waskom last Thursday night in a furious rally but fell short and lost the contest 22-18.
Home field advantage almost worked for the young Tigers who had opportunities to overcome the Wildcats’ attack. L-K fell behind early 14-0 before a quick scoring strike from Marty Johnson to Jakevian Rose put the Tigers on the board with about 1:20 to go before half time.
Mae Luster Stephens’ eighth grade Lady Tigers’ volleyball team won the consolation award in the Marshall Tournament. Pictured front row from left are Haley Palmer, Karlee Bynum and Skylar Vaughn; back row, Amaya Savannah, Jazmyn Howard, Siarra Johnson, Coach Carla Hines, Kayla Hines, Kelsey Raney and Lizzie Guy.
Atlanta spoiled Mt. Pleasant’s Homecoming night by upending the high-scoring Tigers 32-14 last Friday evening.
You could pick and choose who had the more impressive night between players, but I think an equal share must be accredited to the coaching staff and players alike.
Atlanta’s junior varsity team defeated Mt. Pleasant 32-16 last Thursday evening and now has a solid 4-0 record heading into district play in a couple of weeks.
Tyrell Phillips returned the opening kickoff 94 yards for a touchdown and then ran in the conversion for two more points.
Atlanta spoiled Mt. Pleasant’s Homecoming night by upending the high-scoring Tigers 32-14 last Friday evening.
You could pick and choose who had the more impressive night between players, but I think an equal share must be accredited to the coaching staff and players alike.
