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Sat, Nov 07 2009 

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Lions hold off Rockwall in season finale

Greenville’s Lions rolled up 489 yards of total offense but needed a big play on defense to hold off the Rockwall Yellowjackets, 34-28 in the 2009 football season finale on Friday night at T.A. “Cotton” Ford Stadium.....more>>

  • GCS looks to clinch district title
    They’ve already locked up a playoff spot.
    The 8-1 Greenville Christian School Eagles will go after the undisputed district six-man football title at 2 p.m. today at Eagle State against 4-4 Rockwall Heritage.

  • Three area teams eye second-round wins
    Farmersville’s volleyball playoff run ended on Thursday night.
    Three more area teams hope they can get past the second round of the state playoffs as they compete in area playoffs.

  • A&M-Commerce faces Southwesten Oklahoma
    The first time the Texas A&M University-Commerce Lions captured a Lone Star Conference North Division football title they had to share it with four other teams in 2006.

  • Lions prepare for season finale
    One team’s playing for a 6-4 final record and the other’s going for a 5-5 mark.

  • Several Lone Oak players to miss game
    Several Lone Oak football players will be missing from the lineup for tonight’s big District 13-2A showdown with Caddo Mills after testing positive in a recent random drug test.

  • A&M-Commerce looks to clinch LSC North title
    Texas A&M University-Commerce can earn its first Lone Star Conference North Division outright football title with a victory on Saturday at Southwestern Oklahoma State University.

  • Lions face incentives in season finale
    A 6-4 final record.
    That’ll be one of the main incentives for the Greenville Lions when they entertain the 4-5 Rockwall Yellowjackets during Friday night’s football season finale at T.A. “Cotton” Ford Stadium.

  • Three area teams begin playoff quests
    It’s playoff time tonight for three area high school volleyball teams while two others earned byes with their district championships.

  • Bland sweeps boys divisions at cross country meet
    Bland’s Tigers swept all three of the boys divisions at the District 17-A cross country meet recently at Lindsay High School.

  • Cowboys clobber the Seahawks 38-17, for third straight win

  • Caddo Mills, Lone Oak set for showdown
    QUITMAN — On a crisp Friday night in Quitman, the Caddo Mills Foxes prevailed 39-0 to break a second-place logjam with the Bulldogs in District 13-2A.

  • Highland Park claims cross country titles
    Sara Sutherland and the Highland Park Scots repeated as the District 10-4A girls cross country champions on Saturday at Samuell Farm.

  • A&M-Commerce defense steps up in win
    Texas A&M University-Commerce’s defense recorded seven sacks, including one that set up a clinching touchdown in the Lions’ 27-17 victory over Southeastern Oklahoma State on Saturday at Paul Laird Field.

  • GCS wins TAPPS six-man showdown
    Nick Nelson outleaped a Dallas Covenant defender to haul in a 41-yard touchdown pass with 1:04 remaining and then booted the conversion to give Greenville Christian School a 30-28 victory in a showdown of the top two rated six-man football teams in TAPPS Division I.

  • A&M-Commerce defense steps up in win
    Texas A&M University-Commerce’s defense recorded seven sacks, including one that set up a clinching touchdown in the Lions’ 27-17 victory over Southeastern Oklahoma State on Saturday at Paul Laird Field.

  • Richardson Pearce rallies to beat Lions
    Richardson Pearce stormed back from a 22-0 deficit to overtake the Greenville Lions 43-22 in District 10-4A football on Friday night at Eagle-Mustang Stadium.

  • Lions to spring revamped defense
    A revamped Greenville defense will try to contain Richardson Pearce’s vaunted passing attack during tonight’s District 10-4A football game at Eagle-Mustang Stadium in Richardson.

  • A&M-Commerce heads into LSC North showdown
    Texas A&M University-Commerce’s Lions have had an extra week to prepare for their Lone Star Conference North Division showdown with Southeastern Oklahoma State University.

  • Lady Lions close out season with loss
    Greenville’s Lady Lions closed out the volleyball season on Tuesday night with a 25-11, 25-12, 25-14 loss to No. 9 state-ranked Highland Park.

  • Lady Foxes close out district play with win
    The No. 23 state-ranked Caddo Mills Lady Foxes closed out the regular volleyball season with a 25-21, 28-26, 25-17 victory over Grand Saline on Tuesday night.

  • Lady Trojans stay undeated in district play
    Cumby’s Lady Trojans wrapped up the District 18-A volleyball title with a perfect 12-0 record after dispatching Fruitvale, 25-15, 25-9, 25-22, on Tuesday night.

  • Winnsboro beats Caddo Mills in district showdown
    WINNSBORO — The Caddo Mills Foxes lost a hard-fought district showdown with the Winnsboro Red Raiders 35-20 on Friday night.

  • Eagles celebrate homecoming with 56-6 win
    Greenville Christian School celebrated homecoming and opened district play with a 56-6 pasting of Dallas Lakehill in six-man football on Saturday.

  • Lions linebacker to miss next game
    Greenville’s all-district linebacker Tristian Farley will miss the Lions’ game at Richardson Pearce on Friday after suffering an injury in the Lions’ 42-16 football victory over R.L. Turner.

  • A&M-Commerce runner earns all-LSC honors
    Tyler Tyndell earned all-Lone Star Conference honors for the third straight year to lead the Texas A&M University-Commerce men’s cross country team to a seventh-place finish at the 2009 Lone Star Conference Cross Country Championships on Saturday.

  • Lions break away from R.L.Turner for district win
    Greenville’s Lions broke open a tight game with four touchdowns in the third quarter on the way to a 42-16 District 10-4A football victory over the R.L. Turner Lions on Friday night.

  • GCS to celebrate homecoming, district opener
    Greenville Christian School’s Eagles will celebrate homecoming today and open district play as they entertain Dallas Lakehill today.

  • Lady Hawks spoil 'Senior Night' for Lady Lions
    The Rockwall-Heath Lady Hawks spoiled Senior Night for the Greenville Lady Lions on Tuesday at the Lions Den, defeating them 25-14, 25-20, 25-19 in District 10-4A volleyball.

  • Lone Oak downs Cooper, 29-21, for homecoming win
    LONE OAK — The Lone Oak Buffaloes crowned Jessica Lynch as their homecoming queen on Friday night, and then gave the homecoming crowd a 29-21 victory over the Cooper Bulldogs.

  • Two run away with Robinson race titles
    Greenville airline pilot Charles Douglas and Texas A&M University-Commerce distance runner Maci Bradford ran away with the men’s and women’s titles on Saturday at the Eighth Annual Stick Robinson Memorial 5K race.

  • A&M-Commerce rallies for LSC North win
    Texas A&M University-Commerce scored 17 straight second half points in a 31-28 come-from-behind win over host East Central in a Lone Star Conference North Division football on Saturday.

  • Lady Lions beat Newman Smith in volleyball
    Greenville’s Lady Lions celebrated their own homecoming with a 25-17, 25-22, 14-25, 25-22 volleyball victory over Newman Smith of Carrollton on Friday afternoon.

  • Newman Smith hands Lions homecoming loss
    Newman Smith of Carrollton took advantage of seven Greenville turnovers to spoil the Lions’ homecoming on Friday night at T.A. “Cotton” Ford Stadium with a 56-28 victory.

  • Jeffery breaks Class 2A record as Foxes win
    Senior tailback Nathan Jeffery scored five touchdowns to break the Class 2A career record and also help the Caddo Mills Foxes to a 48-6 homecoming victory over the Como-Pickton Eagles on Friday night.

  • A&M-Commerce looks to stay atop LSC North
    Texas A&M University-Commerce will try to keep its Lone Star Conference North Division spotless as the Lions take on winless East Central at 2 p.m. today in Ada, Okla.

  • Jeffery closing in on Class 2A touchdown record
    Caddo Mills senior running back Nathan Jeffery has a knack for scoring touchdowns.

  • A&M-Commerce looks to bounce back
    Texas A&M University-Commerce will try to bounce back from another close loss to a national football power when the Lions travel to Ada, Okla. to take on East Central at 2 p.m. on Saturday.

  • Wolfe City downs Roxton
    Wolfe City improved its district volleyball record to 5-3 with a 25-14, 25-21, 27-25 victory over Roxton on Tuesday night.

  • Texas A&M-Commerce welcomes new women's basketball coach

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