October 2022

Lady Dogs close in on district title

Body The Edgewood Lady Dogs took two large steps forward in their quest for a district title last week, turning back Commerce and Prairiland in successive matches with contests left to play in the regular season.
Brilee Ditto (3) and the Edgewood Lady Dogs made it look easy against Commerce, avenging a first round district loss with a 25-8, 25-10, 25-12 sweep of the Tigers. Photo by Dusty Goodwin

Bulldogs, Indians compete at district meet

Body Runners representing Edgewood, Grand Saline, Commerce, Emory Rains, Lone Oak, Paris Chisum and Prairiland made their way to Lone Oak Oct. 8 to compete in this year’s District 12-3A Cross Country Meet.

Runners compete at Lindale Invitational

Body County cross country programs put the finishing touches on their final district tune-up last week, traveling to Twin Oaks Ranch to compete at the Lindale Eagles Invitational Oct. 6.

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Body In each advertiser’s space on this page is the name of two teams who will oppose each other in the coming week. You should circle the name of the team you believe will win in each ad. The person selecting the most correct games will be the winner.

Tigers turn back Mustangs, snap winless streak

Body The race for a spot in this year’s postseason is in full swing around Van Zandt County with the start of this year’s playoffs looming just over the horizon.
The family of I.T. James was on hand in Edgewood last week for a special rededication of the football field. The stadium was originally dedicated in James’ honor during the 1973 season. Photo by Dusty Goodwin

Did you know?

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