GRAND PRAIRIE — Both the Midlothian High School and Heritage High School cross country teams were represented on Monday at the University Interscholastic League Class 5A Region II cross country championships at Lynn Creek Park.
Ever since dropping a match in three sets to Midlothian High on their home floor back on Oct. 1, the Heritage Jaguars have hung tough in District 15-5A volleyball and entered this weekend with a shot at forging a co-championship.
BURLESON — There may be no limit to the amount of late-game magic that the Midlothian Panthers possess this season.
TERRELL — The Heritage Jaguars got a stiff test from the host Terrell Tigers on Friday night at Terrell Memorial Stadium, but broke a deadlock with about four minutes to go on Carter Rutenbar’s 2-yard keeper and held on for a 21-14 victory in District 6-5A (Division II) action. The Jags (3-3, 3-0) drove 67 yards and overcame a sack that briefly took them out of the red zone to remain on top of the district standings, with a battle for first place looming on Friday night at Don Floyd Field at MISD Multipurpose Stadium against undefeated district co-leader Crandall.
The Heritage Jaguars kept pace with their district colleagues at the top of the District 15-5A volleyball standings with two more match victories, including a five-set win over third-place Red Oak on Tuesday night at the HHS red competition gymnasium that clinched a playoff berth for the Jags. The visiting Lady Hawks battled and forced a fifth set, but ran out of gas as Heritage went on to a 20-25, 25-20, 25-16, 24-26, 15-4 decision.
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With a 10-1 win over W.T. White High School on Oct. 10, the Midlothian Panthers fall tennis team claimed the area championship and advanced to the regional quarterfinals for the third year in a row.
CRANDALL — Midlothian ISD cross country runners put on a show at the District 15-5A championships last Monday, Oct. 7, at the Crandall Sports Complex.
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After ending the first half of district play with their first loss last week, the Heritage High School volleyball team got back on track with a sweep of Kaufman, 25-20, 25-21, 25-20, on Friday evening.