The aerial route is not the typical path to a Midlothian High School victory. But quarterbacks Chad Ragle and Drew Wendel displayed a new wrinkle to the Panthers’ offense on Thursday night that could make their season very interesting.
In their first game as a Class 5A football team, the Heritage Jaguars woke up late but couldn’t catch one of their old Class 4A rivals. The Jags scored 28 fourth-quarter points to make the game interesting, but ultimately fell to defending 4A Division I state champion Stephenville, 49-42, on Friday night at Don Floyd Field at MISD Multipurpose Stadium.
GRANBURY — The Midlothian Lady Panthers’ incredible season-opening winning streak was finally snapped by Richland in the championship semifinals of the Granbury Tournament on Saturday. But the Lady Panthers finished their first two weeks of the volleyball season with an 18-1 record and the No.
GLEN ROSE — The Heritage High School volleyball team had an up-and-down weekend in the Glen Rose Tournament, notching three wins and four losses after beginning the week with a five-set win at North Forney.
Going three rounds deep in the playoffs for the first time since 1988 could be just a taste of things to come for the Midlothian High School football team. With a talented and experienced backfield returning and a defensive line to match, the Panthers expect to exceed their eight-win total of 2021.
AUSTIN — Bijan Robinson and his Lamborghini sum up what most believe Texas football should be: flashy, fun to watch and faster than anybody else out there. Far too often, however, the Longhorns find a way to run themselves into a ditch.
It’s an inaugural fall season for brand new head tennis coach Ed Lasanta. He has 21 years of coaching under his belt, but Midlothian Heritage is a new place to kick-start his new journey with a different group of teenagers. Lasanta was previously at Paetow High School in Katy.
INGLEWOOD, Calif. — KaVontae Turpin is making the most of his first chance to make a National Football League roster.
In the moments after claiming the checkered flag for the Sunoco Go Rewards 200 at the Glen Saturday afternoon, Kyle Larson smiled and conceded he was a bit fortunate. “I got lucky,’’ he told the USA Network television audience.
For the second-consecutive day Kyle Larson took his first lead of the race with five laps remaining and held off road course ace and fellow Californian A.J. Allmendinger for a trophy. Larson completed the rare weekend sweep at Watkins Glen (N.Y.) International Sunday afternoon with a clutch win in the NASCAR Cup Series’ Go Bowling at the Glen.