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Gregory-Portland rolls by Donna with another big performance
Like a freight train with no stopping in sight, the Gregory-Portland Wildcats continued to dominate their opponents with another dominating victory last Friday night. The Wildcats scored early and often in a road victory over Donna in District 15-5A Division II action on Oct. 16. With the victory, Gregory-Portland improved to 8-0 overall and 4-0 in district play.
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Skidmore-Tynan snaps losing streak
MONTE ALTO – Skidmore-Tynan snapped a two-game losing streak with a 77-10 victory over Monte Alto in District 16-2A Division I football action Friday, Oct. 16. The Bobcats improved to 3-4 overall and 2-2 in district competition. Monte Alto fell to 0-7 overall and 0-4 in district play. Skidmore-Tynan...
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Beeville ISD approves three-year contract for new Superintendent Cahuasqui
BEEVILLE – The Beeville Independent School District Board of Trustees officially voted to hire Dr. Franklin Cahuasqui as superintendent during its regular meeting Oct. 15. The decision follows the board’s Sept. 17 announcement naming Cahuasqui as the lone finalist and completes the 21-day waiting period mandated by Texas law prior to executing a superintendent contract.
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Texas CTE association names Beeville ISD a District of Distinction for second straight year
BEEVILLE – Beeville Independent School District has earned back-to-back Career and Technical Education (CTE) District of Distinction honors from the Career and Technical Association of Texas (CTAT). The state association named Beeville ISD a CTE District of Distinction on Friday, Oct. 9, recognizing the school system for career and...
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Beeville falls to Calhoun in district battle
BEEVILLE – Beeville saw its two-game winning streak end with a 35-0 loss to Calhoun in District 15-4A Division I football action Friday, Oct. 16. The Trojans dropped to 3-5 overall and 2-2 in district competition. Calhoun improved to 4-3 overall and 2-1 in district play. Beeville entered the...
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New T.M. Clark opens doors to students
A major bond project passed in 2023 has come to fruition, and Gregory-Portland ISD students and families recently saw it in person for the first time. On Oct. 13, G-PISD opened the doors to officially welcome students to the new T.M. Clark Elementary School at 1901 Billy G. Webb Dr. The project was part of a $176 million Bond 2023 project for the district.
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George West, Gregory-Portland rise in poll; Sinton holds steady; Kenedy drops out of Top 10 polls
George West and Gregory-Portland climbed one spot, Sinton held its position and Kenedy dropped out of Dave Campbell’s Texas Football high school rankings released Monday, Oct. 12. The George West Longhorns moved from No. 7 to No. 6 in Class 3A Division II after defeating Falfurrias 69-0. George West...
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2026 Corpus Christi high school cross country district meet results
Carroll's Elaina Lucido and Veterans Memorial's Trey Llanes continued their dominance of District 29-5A cross country on Thursday, Oct. 15 at Texas A&M-Corpus Christi's Dugan Stadium, each capturing district titles. Lucido won her fourth District 29-5A championship, standing atop the podium all four years at Carroll. The standout finished the course in 18 minutes, 15.33 seconds, blazing past her closest competitor by more than one minute, Victoria East's Zoe Cloud (19:29.54). Emery Valdez of Carroll finished third (19:33.28). Gregory-Portland won the girls team title with a total of 42 points, led by Caitlyn Odom's fourth place finish. The Wildcats were aided by a pack of three runners that finished between seventh and 10th. Llanes won his second straight boys title with a time of 15:31.88, pulling away from Ray's Calhoun Cason, who clocked 16:08.33 to finish second. Reece Lebrecht of Veterans Memorial was third as the Eagles had all five of their scoring runners in the top seven finishers. The Eagles cruised to the team title with 20 points, beating out Victoria West (79) and Flour Bluff (81), who also qualified for regionals. The top three teams and top 10 individuals advance to the Region IV-5A cross country meet scheduled
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Goliad rises to No. 2; Skidmore-Tynan reaches top 10; Runge holds at No. 14
Goliad climbed to No. 2 in Class 3A, and Skidmore-Tynan moved into the Class 2A top 10 in the latest Texas Girls Coaches Association high school volleyball poll released on Monday, Oct.12. The Tigerettes (31-5) rose one spot from No. 3. Tatum (34-4) took over the Class 3A top spot,...