Kingwood Mustangs

No. 15 Kingwood pounded 17 hits as it crushed Humble 14-0 Tuesday night in District 23-6A. Mia Gagliardi homered for the third time in four games. Her 3-for-4 night with five RBIs led the way for the Mustangs (16-2-1, 6-1), who wrapped up the first round of district play. Hunter Quentel also homered on a […]

NOTE: The postponed Humble ISD Tournament from February is set to commence this Thursday and Saturday. Kingwood’s schedule is listed below. For the purpose of this article, we will focus only on this week’s district games.  It’s been a challenging stretch of games, but the Kingwood Mustangs ended last week on a positive note. Tuesday

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

The joy of two powerful homers by Mia Gagliardi and Hunter Quentel and a satisfying home win over Atascocita Friday night only lasted through the weekend. Kingwood lost a district game for the first time in two years Tuesday night as C.E. King stunned the state-ranked Mustangs 6-2 in District 23-6A. Kingwood (14-2-1, 4-1) had

Kingwood head coach Christa Williams-Yates described the competitiveness of her team as a ‘blessing and a curse’. On Friday night, that competitive spirit could be classified as a blessing. The Mustangs simply never gave up. In what the Texas Girls Coaches Association could describe as an upset, No. 10 Kingwood defeated No. 5 Atascocita 4-1

Mia Gagliardi has provided that big home run before. She did again Friday night. Against rival No. 5-ranked Atascocita, it was a 1-1 stalemate from the first inning through the six. The senior catcher was locked in and hammered a two-run homer with one out in the bottom of the sixth to take the lead.

Thirty-seven total bases. Kingwood certainly put on a display at the plate Tuesday evening. In what amounted to four homers, two triples, five doubles and five singles, the Mustangs punished the ball to the tune of an 18-0 win at Channelview in four innings. And that doesn’t even mention the four innings of no perfect-game

State-ranked Kingwood got off to a strong start to District 23-6A last week. The schedule certainly heats up even more this coming Friday. There’s nothing like a rivalry as the Mustangs welcome in Atascocita for the first of two meetings. Ranked No. 9 last week, Kingwood certainly won’t overlook its lead-in game at Channelview Tuesday

Lyndsey Gilman didn’t let a top of the first inning unearned run on a pop out affect her. North Shore took the early lead on No. 15 Kingwood Friday night, but the Mustangs battled back to take the lead in the third inning. Gilman took it from there for a 4-1 District 23-6A win. The

Kingwood played the role of welcoming party to Goose Creek Memorial. The Patriots’ door prize was watching five homers fly out of their home park. GCM is a new team to Class 6A and its district debut didn’t go well Tuesday night. The No. 9-ranked Mustangs hammered the Patriots, 15-0, in four innings to begin