Kingwood Mustangs

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

It’s time to flip the switch for the Kingwood softball team. District 23-6A begins Tuesday night at Goose Creek Memorial as the Mustangs begin the road toward a repeat championship. Kingwood (10-1-1), which went undefeated in district play last year, hasn’t won consecutive district titles since winning three from 2016-18. Last year, the Mustangs impressively

The state-ranked Kingwood Mustangs ended the Barbers Hill Tournament with a bang. A couple of them. After a disappointing Friday where they tied and lost a game, the Mustangs returned Saturday at a different site – Crosby High School – where it beat defending state champion and fellow final four team Weslaco, 6-4, and then

Kingwood hadn’t played in 11 days, so don’t give them too much grief that it took a few innings to get cooking at the plate. One big inning is all it took as the Mustangs served up a 4-0 non-district win over Pasadena Dobie Tuesday night. Kingwood (6-0), ranked No. 4 in Class 6A, was

The Kingwood Mustangs got the offense tuned up over four games at the NFCA Texas Leadoff Classic. In the four games Kingwood was able to get in over Thursday and Friday, the Mustangs scored 37 runs to improve to 5-0 on the season. Due to ongoing weather and field condition issues, the tournament this year

Concerned by the rain forecast 24 hours later, Kingwood poured it on Spring Monday evening under cloudy skies. The reigning state semifinalists in Class 6A brought the boom with a pair of homers, 16 hits and their pitchers were near-perfect over four innings in a 15-0 non-district win over the Lions to start the regular