The Midlothian Panthers suffered an upset on the road last Friday, but bounced back on Tuesday with a big win to stay with sight of a No. 1 playoff seeding out of District 15-5A with a big rivalry game looming.
I’ve often been asked what I like best, hunting or fishing. I have often pondered question and have finally come to realize that whether I’m engaged in tug of war with a big catfish or striper, running a trot line, fishing a creek for spawning white bass or settling my sights on a wild hog with intentions of putting the meat on my smoker, I like most what I’m engaged in at the moment! A famous outdoors writer once said that you don’t really have to ‘be there’ to enjoy hunting and fishing.
The Class 5A No. 20-ranked Midlothian Lady Panthers are picking up quite a bit of momentum as they dive deeper into the District 15-5A soccer schedule.
The Midlothian ISD Athletics Hall of Honor is proud to recognize the Class of 2024, marking a decade of celebrating athletic achievement, coaching excellence, and community support. The inductees were honored in front of family, friends and community on Saturday, Jan.
In spite of a weekend loss to district co-leader Red Oak, the Midlothian Lady Panthers clinched a playoff berth Tuesday night with a 59-31 Senior Night rout of Corsicana at MHS Arena in District 15-5A play.
MANSFIELD — The Heritage Jaguars came tantalizingly close to a sweep as they finished as runner-up by a point in both divisions at the District 7-5A swimming and diving championships last Friday and Saturday at the Mansfield ISD Natatorium.
The Heritage Jaguars broke a four-game District 15-5A losing skid in a big way on Tuesday night as they blew past Terrell, 77-31, at the HHS competition gymnasium.
It was a busy opening week of District 15-5A soccer play for both Midlothian and Heritage as they opened with a bang last Wednesday at MISD Multipurpose Stadium for a weather-postponed doubleheader clash of crosstown rivals.
The Class 5A No. 19-ranked Midlothian Panthers completed a perfect run through the first half of the District 15-5A schedule on Friday, and opened the second half on Tuesday night by pulling out a tough 49-43 victory over the Ennis Lions on the road.
The Heritage High School girls’ basketball team fell out of sole possession of first place in District 15-5A on Friday night at Red Oak, but bounced back on Tuesday night with a 59-43 victory over Corsicana at the HHS red competition gymnasium.