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Lady Scots Win 13-5A, Prep for Playoffs

Highland Park will turn its attention to the playoffs next week. But first, the Lady Scots will try to close out an unbeaten run through District 13-5A.

HP Athletes Make Diverse College Choices

Almost two months before their senior season gets underway, four Highland Park standouts finalized their future soccer plans on Wednesday.

Ursuline’s Moore Becomes a Bulldog

Mississippi State added another former Ursuline standout to its women’s soccer program on Wednesday with the signing of Juliet Moore.

Scottie Scheffler Adds Top Rookie Honors to Breakthrough PGA Season

While most of us are ready for 2020 to end, Scottie Scheffler might want this year to keep going.

Parish Senior Might Be Small, But He Stands Out on the Field

Christian Benson likes to think of himself as a Swiss Army Knife for Parish Episcopal. He’s capable of performing dozens of functions, and whenever he’s on the field, he’s never dull.

HP Girls Win Opener, but Fall to Heath

A second-half surge by Rockwall-Heath spoiled the home opener for Highland Park on Monday, resulting in a 51-44 defeat.

From Scots to Sailors

The decade-long friendship between a hard-hitting linebacker and a tough-nosed lacrosse midfielder started at a youth tennis tournament.

Fawcett, Lady Scots Head Back to State

Highland Park will be represented at the state meet for the 46th consecutive year.

Wright Stuff: Gritty Scots Edge Longview

HP won 18-13 in a seesaw game expected to have major District 7-5A Div. I title implications down the road.

Reynolds, Panthers Surge Past Seagoville

As usual, Nasir Reynolds was all over the field for Hillcrest during a wild 57-38 road win over Seagoville on Friday.

Scots, Lobos Ready for High-Stakes Clash

The District 7-5A Div. I championship won’t be awarded for another month. But the winner might be decided on Friday night.

HP Girls Optimistic Heading Into Opener

It’s time to get the ball rolling for Highland Park, which will begin the girls basketball season on Friday at Arlington Seguin.

Lady Scots Sweep Past More 13-5A Rivals

As the regular season enters the home stretch, Highland Park is ready to put the finishing touches on a District 13-5A championship.

Despite Injury, Anna Claire Nichol Keeps Leading Lady Scots

Although her role has changed, Anna Claire Nichol remains as valuable as ever for the Highland Park volleyball team.

Peters, Knights Repeat as TAPPS Champs

The Covenant cross country juggernaut kept rolling at the TAPPS state meet, where the Knights won their fifth consecutive team title.

Scots Roll Through Early Playoff Rounds

Highland Park continued its march toward another Class 5A state championship in team tennis with a pair of shutouts to start postseason play.

Parish, Nolan Bump Showdown to Nov. 13

Parish Episcopal has cleared the first two hurdles in its three-game gauntlet to end the regular season. But the final challenge will have to wait.

Defense Pushes ESD Past St. Mark’s Again

Not even a global pandemic could stop the annual gridiron rivalry, albeit with a much more subdued atmosphere than usual.

Balanced Effort Lifts Scots Past Sherman

Highland Park’s recipe for victory included an efficient passing game, an opportunistic rushing attack, and a stingy defense making big plays.

Longhorns Rebound by Crushing Sunset

In need of a bounce-back win, W.T. White responded in a major way on Thursday, blanking Sunset 56-0 at Sprague Stadium.
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