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Jesuit, HP Swimmers Seeking State Medals
Jesuit Dallas senior William Savarese will have two chances at a gold medal at the state swimming meet this weekend in Austin.
HP Girls Crush Haltom in Playoff Opener
Highland Park advances to meet Allen in the area round at 6:30 p.m. Thursday at Carrollton Creekview.
Longhorns, Panthers Roll Into Next Round
W.T. White carried the momentum from its stellar regular season into the start of what it hopes will be a deep run in the girls basketball playoffs.
Youth Water Polo Clinics Aim for Growth
Highland Park water polo coach Chris Cullen, who will host a series of “Intro to Water Polo” clinics for students in grades 2-6 at the HPHS Natatorium.
Arbuckles, Greenhill Swim to SPC Titles
Both of the Arbuckle swimming siblings brought plenty of hardware home to Greenhill from the SPC championship meet on Saturday.
Scots Edge Rangers Again, Playoffs Next
Highland Park completed a season sweep over Jesuit on Friday and essentially secured its spot for the upcoming Class 6A Region II playoffs.
Parish Honors 12 Future College Athletes
Parish Episcopal’s football dynasty continues to produce college-level athletes, as the school’s National Signing Day ceremony on Wednesday can attest.
Ursuline Athletes Reveal College Choices
Ursuline’s National Signing Day ceremony included recognition for nine seniors who have finalized their college athletic plans.
American Stars Thrill Fans at Dallas Open
SMU's final edition of the Dallas Open should feature some intriguing matchups this weekend for the tournament's biggest clashes.
HP Seniors Ready to Be College Athletes
More than a dozen Highland Park seniors recognized during a ceremony on Wednesday to commemorate National Signing Day.
Lady Scots Earn District Title, Top Seed
Highland Park capped the regular season by clinching the District 7-6A title and a top seed in the girls basketball playoffs.
Parish Upsets District Leader Ursuline
Ursuline had its five-game winning streak snapped on Tuesday, but kept the inside track to a girls basketball district championship.
Battie, Lions Earn Top SPC Tourney Seed
St. Mark’s clinched the top seed in the upcoming the SPC boys basketball tournament on Friday with a convincing victory over rival ESD.
Dallas Open Set to Serve SMU Swan Song
The ATP Tour event is returning to the Park Cities for a third and final year beginning Saturday, with more than 60 professional players in action.
New District Features Road Trips for HP
New opponents in the eight-team District 7-5A will include Burleson Centennial, Cleburne, Joshua, Midlothian, Red Oak, Tyler, and Lufkin.
Jesuit Stays, WTW Shifts in Realignment
As other schools brace for dramatic changes in every new UIL realignment cycle, Jesuit Dallas and its rivals have embraced stability.
HP Honors Ex-Standouts Kershaw, Young
The legendary pitchers, who were recognized during a ceremony on Wednesday, will have their jerseys retired at Scotland Yard this spring.
Lacrosse Alumnae Excel for College Programs
The best season in Highland Park girls lacrosse history isn’t etched in the record books, because it barely happened.
HP Hits Target During Archery Tournament
Highland Park was the runner-up in the team standings as the school’s growing archery club hosted its inaugural tournament over the weekend.
Savarese, Rangers Take 7-6A Swim Crown
Jesuit Dallas won seven events to claim the boys team title at the District 7-6A swimming meet on Saturday at Loos Natatorium.