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Jesuit, Ursuline Take Medals in Opener
Jesuit Dallas and Ursuline both took second behind Southlake Carroll in their respective divisions at the season-opening Ranger Relays swimming meet.
HP Faces 7-5A Road Challenge at Red Oak
The Scots and Hawks both have legitimate hopes of a District 7-5A Div. I title this season.
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Covenant Senior Plays All Over the Field, But Usually Winds Up in the End Zone
He’s a wide receiver, running back, cornerback, kicker, and punter. He’s lined up at quarterback, and would play elsewhere, too, if his coaches asked or needed him.
Lions, Hornets Run Well at XC Classic
Noah Roby of St. Mark’s and Chris Williams of Greenhill each posted top-20 individual finishes at the Jesuit Classic cross country meet on Saturday.
HP Bass Team Reels in a Win at Season Opener
The HP Bass Team took a bite out of the competition at its first event of the season on Sept. 14 at Lake Ray Roberts, finishing in the top spot out of 28 schools to capture the school title.
Jesuit Slides Past HP in Hockey Opener
Wade Bryan had a goal and three assists as Jesuit rolled past Highland Park 8-1 in the season opener of the AT&T Metroplex High School Hockey League.
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Defense Shines as HP Rolls Past Tyler
The Scots shut down a high-powered Tyler offense in a 35-9 victory in the District 7-5A Div. I opener on Friday at Highlander Stadium.
WTW Suffers First Loss to West Mesquite
W.T. White’s quest for a rare unbeaten season ended in lopsided fashion on Friday with a 41-0 loss to West Mesquite at Loos Stadium.
Scots Look to Tame Lions in 7-5A Opener
Highland Park will try to bounce back after a rare home loss against Tyler on Sept. 20 at Highlander Stadium.
Kicking In: McGough Scoring for Charity
Jesuit Dallas senior Noah McGough is donating money for every kick he makes to Men of Nehemiah. Fortunately, he tends to score a lot of points.
Householder Wants to Make the World A Better Place
John Householder is committed to improving life for those around him, whether he’s setting on the volleyball court or conceiving the large-scale projects of an urban planner.
Laczkowski Caught Passes; Now Knocks Them Down
It’s probably fair for Highland Park receivers in practice to accuse cornerback Bryce Laczkowski of knowing their routes.
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LIV Golf Tees It Up at Maridoe Golf Club
Hometown crowds turned out for the Texas-sized party in the Texas-sized heat
Late HP Rally Falls Short Against Bruins
The Scots fell to perennial Colorado powerhouse Cherry Creek 51-39 on Friday, ending HP’s 29-game home winning streak.
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Knights Rebound with Shutout of Tigers
Covenant returned home and bounced back from its first loss of the season in convincing fashion on Friday.
Rangers Top Rival Scots in Water Polo
Jesuit Dallas rolled past Highland Park on Wednesday in the first of two annual meetings as water polo district rivals.
HPSA Teams Take On National Competition
Three teams from the Highland Park Soccer Academy (HPSA) faced off against the top eight teams in their age brackets at national competitions this summer.
HP to Honor Allen, Host Colorado Power
Friday will be a special night for longtime Highland Park head coach Randy Allen, even more so if his team secures yet another home win.
Chu Leaves NBA to Join SMU Hoops Staff
Highland Park alum Zach Chu will return closer to home for the next stop in his basketball coaching career.
Could Another Change of Scenery Lead to a Playoff Run for Bell?
Josh Bell has become accustomed to the business-related realities of moving around in Major League Baseball. He’s also gotten used to the playoffs.