Deer Park Deer

It took until the eighth inning for the Deer Park offense fuse to be lit.  Once it was lit, it exploded. The District 24-6A game at Dickinson was tied 1-1 through seven innings. The Deer then piled up six runs in the eighth for a 7-2 win over the Gators. The victory wraps up the […]

Deer Park is back on the road Tuesday after an eventful homestand last week. The Deer went 1-1 with their first district loss since 2020, 6-2, against Brazoswood Tuesday night. On Friday night, Deer Park made a statement in beating District 24-6A first-place Clear Springs 5-2. The Deer (15-5, 4-1), winners of 10 of their

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

A rarity is defined as, ‘the state or quality of being rare’. Deer Park rarely loses district softball games, but with a much tougher schedule this alignment was a possibility. On Tuesday night, the Deer’s long district winning streak ended at 52 games. Brazoswood came to town and took care of some early Deer Park

It won’t quite top those three state championships. Nothing will. But it certainly was a proud and memorable week for the Deer Park Deer. On Tuesday, Deer Park scored the most runs in a game in this era as it pummeled Clear Brook 24-7. Three nights later, freshman Journey Calderon provided the Deer their biggest

Deer Park’s unbeaten start in 24-6A and district winning streak that dates back to 2020 hung in the balance. It was a Journey down to the end for the Deer Friday night. Journey Calderon hit a two-run homer over the center field wall at Doll Field as the Deer rallied from 5-2 down to start

Deer Park easily scored its most runs this season Tuesday night and the most since posting 22 runs against Willis back in 2021. Yep, it was a number quite often seen in football The Deer totaled three touchdowns and a field goal as they beat Clear Brook 24-7 in five innings to extend their win

Deer Park’s first round gauntlet through the Clear Creek ISD schools continues this week. After performing well in the first week of District 24-6A with wins over Clear Falls (12-1) and Clear Creek (5-4), the Deer head out to Clear Brook Tuesday evening and return to Doll Field Friday to play Clear Lake. Both games

Braelynn Jones and the defense behind her beared down in the circle as Deer Park came through with the District 24-6A victory at Doll Field Friday night. With the tying run at second, the go-ahead run at first and one out, Zoie Powell snatched a line drive at first and touched the base for a

Deer Park’s District 24-6A was a big success. Madi Alvarado didn’t allow a hit, the Deer totaled 10 hits and had a huge fourth inning and a 12-1 road win at Clear Falls was achieved Tuesday night in five innings. Alvarado allowed one unearned run and struck out two with two walks as Deer Park