District 16-2A All-District basketball selections were made earlier this week, and three Tigers made the list.
Junior standout Jordan Craver made the First Team, sophomore Robbie West was selected to the Second Team and senior Keith Green was named as an honorable mention.
Linden-Kildare alumna and 2012 graduate Jessica Spelling recently placed second in the Southland Conference Indoor Meet for her respective school, Stephen F. Austin State University.
Linden-Kildare held the 17th annual Bill Hines Relay on Thursday, March 7, with six Cass County schools and several regional teams competing on the new track refurbished over last summer.
Last year’s relay was rained out, but the competition was ready this year.
Keep the wins coming say the Quuen City Lady ‘Dawgs!
Queen City won their first district game of the season after junior Kelsie Benson’s two homerun performance propelled the Lady ‘Dawgs to a convincing 16-4 trouncing of Hughes Springs Tuesday, March 5, at Mustang Park.
The Lady Bulldogs knew going in to the contest an early win could shake up the district race.
Head Coach Eric Droddy had his team prepared in all aspects of the game.
Morris Upchurch Middle School’s 7th and 8th grade girls’ track teams competed in the New Boston Relay on Monday, Feb. 25, and the 8th grade team finished first and the 7th grade team finished second.
On Thursday, Feb. 28, Queen City battled New Boston on a cold windy day, with hopes to blow away any chance of a home team victory. Unfortunately, the winds would blow in the home team’s favor on this night as the Lady Lions topped Queen City, 6-2.
Puxatawney Phil may herald the onset of spring for folks in the Northeast, but for Texans there is another signal: The beginning of the annual white bass run upstream from reservoirs into rivers.
