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Teams compete at Canton Running Eagles Invitational

A host of local cross country programs, including runners from Canton, Edgewood, Grand Saline, Martins Mill, Van and Wills Point, made their way to the Canton Sept. 10 to compete at the annual Running Eagles Invitational.

Bulldogs outduel Wildcats to stay perfect

County football programs returned to the gridiron Sept. 9, continuing their respective preparations for district play in several high level contests. Edgewood and Grand Saline would each ace their tests while Canton, Fruitvale, Van and Wills Point all came up short on the scoreboard.
Current and future Edgewood High School cheerleaders had plenty to celebrate Sept. 9 as the Bulldogs topped Scurry-Rosser 65-41. Photo by Dusty Goodwin

Three compete at Yellowjacket Invitational

Van Zandt County was well represented in Mineola last week with three schools, Edgewood, Grand Saline and Van, all sending runners to compete at the annual Yellowjacket Invitational Cross Country Meet.

TOP OF THEIR GAME

The Tiger tennis program continued to roll in during its fall season last week, downing Spring Hill Sept. 3 to push their season mark to 8-1. Wills Point’s lone setback during the fall season was a narrow 10-9 loss to a Longview squad currently ranked 20th overall in the 5A classification.
TOP OF THEIR GAME

Vandals turn back Chapel Hill to stay perfect

County football programs hit the field for the second time in as many weeks Sept. 2, continuing preparations for the upcoming district slate against a set of talented opponents. Edgewood and Van each brought home victories, while Canton, Fruitvale, Grand Saline and Wills Point came up short.
Van Vandal linebacker Beau Barton (14) celebrates a safety scored by the Vandal defense Sept. 2 during first half action against Chapel Hill. The Vandals moved to 2-0 in the young season after outlasting Chapel Hill, 23-17, in Van’s home opener.
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