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Big innings carry White Oak past Van

The Van Vandals made the trek to White Oak on Tuesday night, continuing their preparations for what is expected to be a sprint to the finish in a crowded District 14-4A race. Van would come up short in the contest, falling victim to two big innings in an 11-6 loss.

SIGNING

Van High School senior Bo Pipes was joined by family and friends as he signed his letter of intent to compete in archery for Lindsey Wilson College in Kentucky March 11. District officials stated, “We are so proud of him and can’t wait to keep up with his success.”
SIGNING

Boone’s big day carries Bulldogs

The Edgewood Bulldogs and Grand Saline Indians met up on the diamond for the first time this season on Tuesday night, battling in the District 12-3A opener for both squads.

Eaglettes roll past in district opener, 13-1

The Canton Eaglettes put together an impressive showing on the diamond last week, opening District 14-4A play with a 13-1 rout of the Van Lady Vandals. The game was never much in doubt as Canton scored runs in all six innings played on their way to victory.
The Canton offense hammered out 16 hits during the team’s district opening win over Van March 18. The Eaglettes will look to keep their momentum going during the weeks ahead with road games in Wills Point, Athens and Mabank. Photo by Lianna Reid

Lady Tigers drop district opener

The Wills Point Lady Tiger softball program officially hit the most important stretch of their season last week, kicking off District 14-4A play on the road against the Brownsboro Bearettes.
The Wills Point Lady Tigers were scheduled to meet up with Canton for the first time this season March 25 at home. The Eaglettes are currently 1-0 in district play after downing Van last week. Photo courtesy of WPHS Yearbook staff

STATE CHAMPION

Wills Point High School junior Mady Garcia capped a stellar lifting season by winning the Class 4A State Powerlifting Championship in the 259 lb. weight class March 18.
STATE CHAMPION

Track teams compete at Farmer Relays

The Wills Point Tiger track and field program sent competitors to Farmersville March 17 to compete at the annual Farmer Relays.
Hallie Lovvorn, at right, finished seventh overall in the 800 meter run while teammate Stephanie Mireles, at left, finished 10th overall at the Farmersville Farmer Relays. Photo by Jyllian Phillips

Fast start propels Canton Eagles to win

The Canton Eagles hit the ground running last week, lighting up the scoreboard in both the first and second innings on their way to a 9-3 triumph over Redwater March 18.
Creede Herchman and the Canton Eagles were scheduled to begin their quest for a potential district title on the road against longtime foe Wills Point March 25. Photo by Lianna Reid

Lindale blanks Tigers 3-0

The Wills Point Tiger baseball program continued to inch its way towards the start of district play last week, traveling to Lindale to take on a solid Eagles squad. Lindale would ultimately prevail in the contest, getting three strong pitching performances in a 3-0 win over the Tigers.
Hayden Smith finished went 1/2 with a double during non-district action against the Lindale Eagles last week. Photo courtesy of WPHS Yearbook staff

Five Tigers headed to Class 4A State Meet

Eaglette, Lady Vandal and Lady Tiger lifters had their opportunity to compete against some of the top athletes from across the area at the Region 3 Division II Meet in Mabank March 4.
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