Don’t believe in momentum? Grand Oaks demonstrated that it exists Saturday afternoon. After a dramatic extra-innings win over Willis about 14 hours earlier, the Grizzlies returned to the field at Caney Creek and bagged another District 13-6A win, 11-0, in five innings. It’s the first winning streak for the Grizzlies (15-5, 5-3) since beating Santa
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A non-district win at Livingston Friday night and the Dayton Broncos are now on its longest winning streak of the season. Sebastian Avila and Braden Gutierrez combined forces on the mound and the Broncos scattered eight hits for a 6-2 win over the Lions. Dayton (8-11) beat Livingston 8-4 earlier this week and topped West
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Kingwood has taken on challenges left and right as of late. After its first district loss in two years, the Mustangs faced a challenge in visiting Summer Creek Friday night in District 23-6A. The Bulldogs battled back to within a run in the sixth inning, but couldn’t go any further as Kingwood hung on for
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Deer Park gracefully bounced back Friday night. After its 52-game district winning streak came to an end three nights earlier, the Deer took that personally, it seemed. With District 24-6A first-place Clear Springs at Doll Field, Deer Park built an early lead and hung on for the 5-2 victory. Deer Park (15-5, 5-1) are now
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How do you break up a slump? Kindly see if Ava Butler can end another game in dramatic fashion. Butler, who hit a walk-off grand slam the first weekend of the season to win a tournament in League City, provided another thrilling finish Friday night. The senior’s RBI single in the bottom of the eighth
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Friday nights have been alright for the Kingwood Park softball team. For the third straight week, the Panthers showed out on their home field and came away with a District 18-5A victory. The final result was a bit closer than how the game actually went, but the Panthers will take it as they defeated Porter
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Sophia Phillip had the front stretch virtually alone to herself as she ran to the finish line in front of the towering homeside bleachers of Bulldog Stadium that was filled with friendly faces. The sky had reached dusk at this point Thursday with an orange glow to the west of the bleachers. Even the torturous
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Lake Creek had the whole band back together on a windy Thursday at the Magnolia Dog Pound Invitational and went out on a high note. It doesn’t get more fun than the 4X400 finale, and despite having to tinker with the lineup, the Lions flourished to the finish line with a gold medal to cap
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There wasn’t a Magnolia Dog Pound Invitational in 2024. The track at Bulldog stadium was being upgraded at the time, and by April, the school eventually hosted the ever-important UIL Class 21/22-5A Area Meet. It just wasn’t the same for Magnolia’s track and field athletes. “We did (have a meet here) just because of the
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For the second time in a week, Kingwood Park clawed back from a big deficit to tie a District 18-5A game late. Unfortunately for the second time in a week, it resulted in a one-run loss. Down 8-2 through five innings Tuesday evening, the Panthers rallied for six runs in the sixth to tie the
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