Wildcat Soccer 1-2-1 Following Forney Tourney
The Wildcats’ soccer team won one, lost two and tied one as they opened the regular season in a Forney tournament Thursday and Friday. The Wildcats began Thursday with a 1-1 tie with Carrollton Newman Smith. Chris Espinoza scored the Wildcats goal. Later in the day the Wildcats defeated Royse City, 2-1. Espinoza scored again and the Wildcats also got a goal from Gerardo Arellano. On Friday, the Wildcats lost two matches by a...
Taylor Begins Stint as PJC Basketball Coach
Robert “Bobby” Taylor is started as Paris Junior College’s men’s basketball coach on Jan. 8, replacing Coach Bilal Batley. Taylor comes to PJC after having served as assistant coach of the men’s basketball team at Texas A&M University – Commerce since 2011. “Coach Batley stepped down as head men’s basketball coach on Jan. 7 for personal reasons. We respect and support his decision,” said PJC President Dr. Pam Anglin. “We...
Solid Start for Lady Cats soccer
The Lady Cats’ soccer team is off to a very solid start for 2016. After two days of a Terrell tournament, the Lady Cats have a season record of 3-1. All three of their wins have been by shutout and they have allowed only 2 goals in four games. The Lady Cats shutout Lindale, 3-0 and Hunstville, 1-0 Thursday. They split two games Friday losing a close one to host Terrell, 2-1 before getting back in the win column with a 4-0 win...
Lady Cats Tied for First; Dominate Greenville
The Lady Cats’ basketball team got off to another very strong start on their way to a dominating 64-22 win over Greenville in Wildcats Gym Friday night. The Lady Cats scored the game’s first nine points and led 22-2 after the first quarter. The second quarter was more of the same as the Lady Cats led 36-4 at the half. Kaylee Jefferson led the Lady Cats with 18 points and Lexie Moore scored 11. Imani Taylor, Tori Moore and...
Wildcats Defeat Greenville for First District Win
The Wildcats’ basketball team claimed their first district win of the year with a 72-65 win at Greenville Friday night. The Wildcats improved to 1-2 in district play and 8-11 for the season. The Wildcats were led by Ke’Ontae Dunn and Keaston Willis with 22 points each. Garrett Jones also chipped in 11 points. Next the Wildcats travel to Hallsville Tuesday night at 7:30 p.m.
Lady Cats Soccer Wins Pair at Tourney
The Lady Cats’ soccer team opened the regular season with a pair of wins in a Terrell tournament Thursday. Both wins were by shutout. The Lady Cats topped Lindale, 3-0 and then edged by Huntsville, 1-0. The Lady Cats, now 2-0, play host Terrell and Dallas Conrad Friday. The tournament continues Saturday.
Wildcats Powerlifters Begin Season
The Wildcats new powerlifting coach is Jacob Alford. Coach Alford was a powerlifter in high school at Lindale and was a state qualifier his senior year. He says things have been going great since team members began to lift right after the end of the football season. He’s noticed they’ve gotten a lot stronger. Coach Alford says he’s had a lot of lifters participate and he’ll be able to choose between 18 and 20...
Wildcats Open Season With Tie
The Wildcats’ soccer team opened the regular season with a 1-1 tie with Carrollton Newman Smith in a Forney tournament Thursday. The Wildcats, 0-0-1 for the season, will play host Forney at 9:45 a.m. Friday and then College Station at 4:45 p.m. Friday. The tournament continues on Saturday.
Taekwondo Tournament
Taekwondo Tournament By: Justin Brock Justin Brock is a student at Sulphur Springs Middle School. KSST publishes the efforts of area journalism students. Have you ever wanted to know how to defend yourself against people that might hurt you? Then Taekwondo is right for you. You can learn it at ATA here in Sulphur Springs, Texas. Some students showcased their talents one week in a national tournament. Taekwondo...
Lady Cats Soccer Lose to Paris
The Lady Cats’ soccer team wrapped up the scrimmage portion of their schedule with a 3-1 loss to Paris on the road Tuesday night. The scrimmage was moved to the artificial turf field at Paris due to wet field conditions at Prim Stadium. Lady Cats Coach Jesus Deleon said the Lady Cats had lots of opportunities to score as they put 20 shots on goal. Only one went in. That one in the second half reduced the Paris lead to 2-1. The...
