The Midlothian baseball Panthers were suffering a slump as the end of District 15-5A play approached, but righted the ship on Tuesday night with an important 4-3 victory over Crandall at Ronnie Clanton Field that halted the Panthers’ four-game skid.
The Heritage Jaguars are riding a 13-game winning streak as they began the final week of the 2025 softball season with a hard-fought 11-7 victory over the Ennis Lady Lions on Tuesday night at the HHS home diamond.
TEMPLE — More Midlothian ISD track and field athletes advanced to regional competition last Thursday following the District 15-5A/16-5A area meet at Lake Belton High School.
You will find this week’s outdoor column a bit differently from what I normally share with you. I will give a bit of advice about protecting yourself from the sun’s harmful rays but I promise not to dwell on the subject long, just enough to cause you to this keeping yourself safe while outdoors.
In a rematch with the team that knocked the Midlothian Lady Panthers out of going to the state soccer tournament in Georgetown last year, fate had set the table this year for Midlothian to repay the favor and let Colleyville Heritage feel the pain and disappointment that goes hand in hand with only getting close. The Lady Panthers (23-1-1) were riding the crest of a 20-game winning streak as they took on the Colleyville Heritage Panthers (16-2-1) in Mansfield at Vernon Newsom Stadium this past Saturday, April 5.
The Heritage Jaguars kept their District 15-5A momentum going by completing a series sweep over Corsicana and starting a new series with an easy victory over Terrell on Tuesday.
After dropping into a tie for first place with their crosstown rivals, the Midlothian Lady Panthers kept their high-powered offense going with two road victories as the District 15-5A season begins to wind down.
For the past 45 years, I have eagerly looked forward to spring and turkey hunting. Oh, I might get a bit despondent anticipating the hot weather ahead but spring means strutting gobblers and I have long been attracted to the turkey woods where each year I hope to bag a gobbler.
ENNIS — Midlothian ISD athletes took home numerous medals from the District 15-5A track and field championships last week at Lions Memorial Stadium, and will be advancing to the area meet.
It was a blustery April Fools’ night at the Duncanville Panther Stadium on Tuesday, April 1. But there was no joking around by the Lady Panthers from Midlothian.