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A rigorous pre-district schedule appears to be paying off for the Heritage volleyball Jaguars, as they are already off to a 2-0 start in the early going in District 15-5A.

The Midlothian Lady Panthers are off to a 2-0 start in District 15-5A volleyball action as they set their sights on another district championship.

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The Midlothian Mirror will in the coming days be adding a new sports feature: Fan voting for Ellis County High School Athletes of the Week.

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The Midlothian Lady Panthers reached the 20-win mark on the season in Friday’s road sweep over DeSoto, but found the going tougher against a District 11-6A member as host Waxahachie pulled out a five set thriller, 16-25, 25-23, 25-23, 23-25, 16-14, at Mike Turner Gymnasium.

ARGYLE — The Heritage Jaguars were able to keep pace with the Class 5A Division II No. 5-ranked Argyle Eagles during the first half of Friday night’s non-district game at Eagle Stadium, but the hosts steadily pulled away in the second half for a 49-24 win.

ARGYLE — The Midlothian Lady Panthers rolled through the competition on both Thursday and Friday in the Sawyer Camillo Memorial Tournament at Argyle High School, then settled for fourth place out of 24 teams after a pair of losses in the championship bracket on Saturday.

The Midlothian Panthers have gotten off to slow starts before, only to bounce back and finish with a great season.