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Plano Cross-Country Girls Cross the Finish Line into Top 3
Over fall break on Oct. 14, the Plano cross-country team ran its 6A District 7 districts at Myers Park in McKinney. With junior varsity winning third, and varsity placing second, the varsity will advance to regionals for the first time in 10 years. Plano’s cross-country team has been climbing the...
The Cross Timbers Gazette
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Gentle giant beneath the pads lifts teammates with inspiring play
On Friday nights, Coppell junior defensive lineman Aaron Isbell is known for his physicality on the football field, but away from the game, his mother, Sarah Isbell says, a squirrel can break his heart. The contrast is one Mrs. Isbell has watched throughout her son’s football career. “He is...
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Hillcrest Rally Extinguished by Dragons
As the ill-timed miscues accumulated on both sides of scrimmage, Hillcrest’s comeback fell 11 yards short on Friday. However, despite being upset, 21-16, by Seagoville at Franklin Field, the Panthers remain in solid position for a second straight postseason berth. In fact, they might be better off, at least mentally.
The Cross Timbers Gazette
Argyle’s football could lose quarterback after 4-0 start in district play
The Argyle Eagles improved to 7-1 on the season and 4-0 in district play after a dominant 56-16 win over The Colony Friday night, but the program’s momentum could be tested soon. Being led by transfer quarterback Hayes Hackney, it felt almost inevitable that Argyle would have to answer...
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Denton's Nightmare on Elm Street Basketball Tip-Off Returned in 2025
Denton's second Nightmare on Elm Street Basketball Tip-Off took place Oct. 22, 2025, on Elm Street between Hickory and Oak streets. The 2025 tip-off was Denton's second annual edition. UNT first hosted the showcase on Oct. 16, 2024, setting up a court on Elm Street between Hickory and Oak streets, according to University of North Texas Athletics. That inaugural edition featured both the UNT men's and women's basketball teams alongside TWU.
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Sachse extends playoff streak with win over Rowlett
The Sachse volleyball team celebrates a point won during Tuesday’s 3-1 playoff-clinch win over Rowlett. Photo by Ashley Hudson / C&S Media. Every program endures its ups and downs over the years, but the Sachse volleyball team has been an exception to the rule. Since their inaugural season in...
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Texas Tech 4-star commit Julian Caldwell sets program record at Argyle (TX)
Texas Tech 4-star wide receiver commitment Julian Caldwell has been stellar since returning from injury back in mid-September as the Argyle (TX) pass catcher is now in peak-form and now has a program record under his belt after his most recent performance. [ $19.99 gets you a FULL year of On3 | Rivals national coverage ] Caldwell after the team’s most recent 56-14 beatdown of The Colony became the program’s all-time receiving yardage leader with 3,247 career yards the team announced over the weekend. According to the Rivals Industry Rankings, Caldwell is ranked No. 16 in the state and No. 22 a...
Flower Mound Leader
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Aging Mind Foundation’s Polo Cup Finals Bring North Texas Together for a Cause
What: United States Polo Association and Aging Mind Foundation Polo Cup Finals presented by The Pharma Group. Where: Willow Bend Polo & Hunt Club in Oak Point, Texas. PC Moment: In support of Aging Mind Foundation, a sold-out crowd of more than 250 stylish guests combined philanthropy, fashion, and fieldside fun as they watched Willow Bend defeat Eastern 12-9 in the Polo Cup Finals. Carolyn DeVan Payne joined returning chairs Courtney Reynolds, Olivia Lowery, and Louis Landen to co-chair the event, which serves as the official kickoff to Aging Mind Foundation’s Gala.
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Raider Raider Baseball Gets Commitment For 2027 Class
The Red Raider Baseball team continued it’s strong month of recruiting, gaining a commitment from Allen, Texas native J.W. Powell on Monday. Powell is listed as also playing first base and third base, but is expected to focus on pitching for the Red Raiders. Perfect Game had this to...
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Week Eight 5A Team of the Week: Frisco Raccoons
Frisco Head Coach Jeff Harbert has noticed a huge shift in his team since the beginning of the year. “Early in the year, particularly in the Reedy game, there was tension and an air of panic when things weren’t going our way,” Harbert said. “However, starting in the Anna game, I have seen our guys remain steady and calm and keep pressing ahead when adversity hits.”
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Prosper Pulls Away from Jesuit
DALLAS – Prosper’s offense has had no problem piling up yardage in 2026. But on Friday in Dallas, the Eagles posted their most prolific performance yet. Prosper gained a season-high 637 yards and also returned a kickoff for a touchdown in a 54-31 victory over Jesuit Dallas. It...
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Six Big 12 Men’s Basketball Teams Appear in Preseason AP Top 25
IRVING, Texas – The Associated Press released its Preseason Top 25 Monday and six Big 12 Conference schools will begin the 2026-27 season in the rankings. Defending Big 12 Champion Arizona (No. 5) will open the season as the league’s highest-ranked team. The Wildcats are followed by Houston (No. 10), Kansas (No. 17), Iowa State (No. 18), Texas Tech (No. 19) and BYU (No. 25). TCU also received votes in the initial AP Top 25.
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Frisco Enterprise
Frisco scores road upset, hands Celina 1st loss
CELINA – The Frisco football team weathered the strong winds at Bobcat Field on Friday and got the better of previously unbeaten Celina 33-20 in a District 4-5A Division II contest. The Raccoons (5-2, 4-1) took a 6-0 lead on Brenden Bounds a 36-yard touchdown pass to Kason Cowan with 6:33 left in the first quarter. Celina forced a punt deep in Frisco’s territory late in the opening frame and took advantage of a short field, taking a 7-6 lead when senior Evan Koehne scored on a one-yard run to cap a 40-yard drive. “The wind was a factor, and you could see that on the missed PAT after their first score,” said Celina head coach Marc Bindel. “It was certainly going to change the game on special teams.” But not on the next play. Frisco senior Lowery Asel returned the ensuing kickoff 95 yards for a touchdown – his third special teams score of the season – to put the Raccoons back on top 12-7 with just under a minute left in the first quarter. “We wanted to create some big plays,” said Jeff Harbert, Frisco head coach. “And that was a big one.” With the wind playing a
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Football Recap: Lewisville Skates Past Hebron with Ease + How To Watch
Lewisville waltzed into their contest on Friday with three straight wins...and they left with four. They really took it to the Hebron Hawks for the full four quarters, racking up a 37-3 victory. The game was pretty much decided by the half, when the score had already reached 30-3. Lewisville...