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HP Prepares for New Postseason Challenge
After dominating District 7-6A for the second consecutive season, Highland Park is ready for the rigor of the volleyball playoffs.
Longtime Jesuit AD Koch Set to Retire
After three decades leading the Jesuit athletic program through unprecedented growth and transition, Steve Koch has announced he will retire in the spring.
Lions Rally Past Greenhill to Snap Skid
After trailing early, St. Mark's scored 44 unanswered points to earn a 51-9 win over Greenhill, ending a five-game losing streak for the Lions.
After Slow Start, Scots Clip Cardinals
Highland Park held off Irving MacArthur 24-14 to extend its winning streak to five games and retain a share of first place in District 7-6A.
New Coach Sees Growth Potential for Young Lady Scots
In the short time since he arrived as the new girls basketball coach, Todd Monsey has already felt something special about Highland Park.
Scots Surge Into Matchup with MacArthur
Highland Park already has dominated the other two Irving ISD schools by a combined margin of 124-16, including a 61-13 win over Irving Nimitz last week.
Lady Scots Secure Another District Title
Highland Park has clinched another District 7-6A title and is poised to finish with a perfect league record for the second consecutive season.
Playoff Run Ends for HP in Water Polo
The Highland Park girls and boys teams each lost on Saturday in the second round — the girls to Hebron and the boys to Southlake Carroll.
Scots Ousted by Coppell in Team Tennis
Highland Park was eliminated in the second round of the Region I playoffs by Coppell on Friday.
Hickman Hits Milestone, Jesuit Tops Rams
The Rangers rolled past Richardson Berkner 29-7 on Friday, giving Jesuit head coach Brandon Hickman his 100th career win.
Surging Panthers Overwhelm Cornerstone
Anyone who thought some losses during a brutal nondistrict schedule made Parish Episcopal more vulnerable come playoff time might want to think again.
In Case You Missed It
HP Boys, Girls Double Up on XC Titles
Highland Park has plenty of tradition when it comes to cross country regional meets, and this year won’t be an exception.
Panthers Eliminated After Woodrow Loss
Hillcrest’s postseason hopes were dashed on Thursday with a 24-13 loss to Woodrow Wilson at Loos Stadium.
Dallas Upbringing Shaped John Eisenberg’s Writing
It seems fitting for an aspiring writer who grew up in Dallas to author a book exploring the history of football, particularly the Dallas Cowboys.
Dabboussi’s College Career Back on the Upswing at Trinity
Less than a year after becoming the first player in the history of the Highland Park softball program to earn a college scholarship, Dawson Dabboussi wanted to quit the sport.
Scots Start Fast, Cruise Past Vikings
Highland Park rolled to a commanding early lead during a 61-13 triumph against overmatched Irving Nimitz on Thursday.
Scots Earn Postseason Wins in Water Polo
It was a double dose of history for Highland Park in the bi-district round of the water polo playoffs on Tuesday.
Scots Pass First Playoff Test in Tennis
Highland Park followed up another unbeaten run through the District 7-6A team tennis schedule with a playoff victory on Tuesday.
Lady Scots Keep Sweeping Through 7-6A
With two weeks remaining in the regular season, another District 7-6A volleyball title is well within reach for Highland Park.
Lady Scots Take Swings for a Good Cause
The Highland Park girls finished 11th in the team standings at the recent Swing for a Cure golf tournament in San Antonio.