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Plano Magazine
Plano Pacers host runs of varying distances every month at Plano parks
Plano Pacers Running Club was founded by the City of Plano Parks & Recreation department in 1978, and has operated as a nonprofit running club since then. The club holds two races each month, with practices and competitions of varying distances and event types throughout the year. Every month, hundreds...
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Jackson Leads Mean Green Past Owls 48-41
The North Texas Mean Green clinched bowl eligibility with a wild 48-41 victory over the FAU Owls on Thursday night. The Mean Green pulled out the high-scoring win at DATCU Stadium in Denton, Texas. With the victory, the Mean Green moved to 6-2 under first-year head coach Neal Brown. The...
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Second-half rally comes up just short for Sachse
Sachse senior running back Brendon Quinn had two rushing touchdowns in a 21-16 loss to Wylie East on Thursday. Photo by Kim Dill Higginbotham / C&S Media. A second-half rally by Sachse came up 45 yards and five points short in a hard-fought loss to Wylie East on Thursday at Wylie ISD Stadium.
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Syracuse vs No. 19 SMU: TV/streaming, time, odds, history & more
Teams: Syracuse Orange (3-4, 1-4) vs No. 19/16 SMU Mustangs (6-1, 4-1) Line: Syracuse continues to be an underdog this season. The Orange are +10.5 point underdogs according to Fanduel’s odds. TV/Streaming: ESPN2, WatchESPN. Radio: Cuse.com, TK 99/105, WAER 88.3, SiriusXM 258. Rivalry: 2-0, SMU. Current Streak: 2, SMU.
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Bear Insider Video: Southlake Carroll Cal Commit WR Blake Gunter
Before Cal’s game at SMU last Saturday, we had the chance to take in Cal commit Blake Gunter’s Southlake Carroll team square off with one of their local rivals - Byron Nelson High School in Trophy Club, just North of Southlake Carroll. “We have a lot of rivals,”...
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Frisco Enterprise
Richland earns key win over Memorial to stay in playoff hunt
PROSPER – Donovan Ross caught two touchdown passes in the first half and finished with 141 receiving yards as the Prosper Richland football team beat Frisco Memorial 35-20 in a District 4-5A Division II contest at Children’s Health Stadium. Ross, a senior wide receiver, hauled in eight receptions and played a significant role in the Raiders’ victory to keep their playoff hopes alive. “We need some help, but with the win we’re still in it,” said Richland head coach Kenneth Gilchrist. “We just need to win out and have some other things happen”. Richland (5-4, 3-4) took a 7-0 lead on junior Brighton Jones’ six-yard touchdown pass to Josiah Christian with 5:12 remaining in the first quarter. The Raiders went up 14-0 on Ross’ first score, a 48-yard pass from Jones at the 10:50 mark of the second frame. “Containing their passing game and making some big plays of our own on offense was something we had to do,” Gilchrist said. “Ross is a big target at 6-4 and has a knack for getting open.” The Warriors (3-6, 1-6) battled back in the second quarter. Mac Fallon hit Landon Diehl for a 56-yard touchdown pass to cut the lead to
Plano Magazine
Plano East grad Lee Nguyen is Dallas Trinity’s new head coach
Lee Nguyen’s soccer career started at Plano East Senior High School and has taken him around the world to play professionally. Now, transitioning from player to coach, Nguyen took over as head coach of National Women’s Soccer League's Dallas Trinity Football Club in 2026. Long before Lee Nguyen’s...
MaxPreps
High school basketball rankings: Dynamic Prep opens at No. 1 in 2026-27 Preseason National Top 10
Dynamic Prep (Irving, Texas) begins the 2026-27 high school basketball campaign at No. 1 in the National Top 10. The Lone Star State power advanced to the Chipotle Nationals semifinals in 2025-26, falling shy of capturing their first title after reaching the title game the year prior. The Dynamic Prep...
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Plano Star Courier
Plano East earns sweep of SGP to march on in volleyball playoffs
DALLAS--The Plano East volleyball team met South Grand Prairie back in August during the first week of the season, claiming a 25-16, 25-18 victory in a tournament pool play game. The rematch arrived on Thursday with much larger stakes, as the teams squared off in the Class 6A Division I bi-district round of the playoffs. It appeared that the second meeting would mirror that of the first, with the Lady Panthers in control, but the Warriors were not going down without a fight and were on the verge of tying the match at a set apiece. However, East was able to do what it needed in a crucial Game 2, and it went on to a 25-17, 25-23, 25-13 sweep at Thomas Jefferson High School. The Lady Panthers improve to 30-11 and advance to the area round to face the winner of Friday's Hebron-McKinney Boyd game. "We had some moments where we came out and played really well and we had some moments where we played a little bit scared or played not to lose," Plano East head coach Sarah Perez said. "But overall, we came out and competed and ultimately we came away with our first playoff win for
Dallas Voice
Mavs out CEO to retire
Rick Welts, 73, the out CEO of the Dallas Mavericks will retire on Dec. 31, the team announced on Wednesday, Oct. 28. Mavs president Ethan Casson will succeed him. Welts has been CEO since 2024 when he agreed to serve in the position for two years. His impact on the...
Fort Worth StarTelegram
After losing eligibility, Fort Worth area baseball star returns to former school
Fort Worth area baseball phenom Luke Esquivel has returned to Grapevine High School, his father Lale Esquivel told the Star-Telegram on Wednesday, Oct. 28. The family’s appeal for athletic eligibility at Southlake Carroll was denied by the University Interscholastic League State Executive Committee in a 4-2 vote Thursday, Oct. 22. In these cases, athletic eligibility remains at the previous school, which is Grapevine. Esquivel is one of Perfect Game’s top recruits nationwide, an LSU pledge and the 2025 Star-Telegram Player of the Year. He led Grapevine to a Class 5A Division II state championship in 2025 as a freshman, hitting .434 with 31 RBIs and posting a 1.459 ERA with 122 strikeouts on the mound. The 4-6A District Executive Committee originally ruled Luke Esquivel’s move to Southlake Carroll to be for athletic purposes in a 6-1 vote. His prior athletic participation form was marked for a change of schools for athletic purposes by Grapevine-Colleyville athletics. Lale Esquivel told the Star-Telegram he scheduled a meeting with Grapevine baseball coach Jimmy Webster, GCISD executive director of athletics Billy Skinner and principal Alex Fingers to discuss Luke’s transition back into the school district. In the DEC and UIL SEC hearings, Lale Esquivel alleged
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Eagles Run Away From Rangers
A first-place showdown didn’t materialize on the field Friday as state-ranked Allen ran away from Prosper in a District 6-6A clash. No. 3 Allen (8-0, 5-0 in 6-6A) scored early and often and never looked back, topping the Rangers (4-4, 3-2), 77-14. Allen led, 21-0, just 6:10 into the...