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Seeking 7-6A Crown, Scots to Host Pearce

Highland Park will host Richardson Pearce on Friday with an opportunity to clinch at least a share of the District 7-6A title.

Gierkey, ESD Pull Away from Rival Lions

ESD surged in the second half for a 42-21 victory on Wednesday at Jones Family Stadium, its ninth straight over St. Mark's.

LB Morse Takes Charge as Emerging Defensive Star

Jack Morse says he’s driven to leadership because he enjoys seeing everyone around him succeed.

Bears Race to TAPPS Cross Country Crown

With five runners inside the top seven, Ursuline used its depth to claim the 6A girls team title at the TAPPS state cross country meet on Monday.

Volleyball: Hillcrest Moves On, WTW Out

For the second consecutive season, Hillcrest has qualified for the second round of the Class 5A Region II volleyball playoffs.

HP Sweeps Past Haltom in Playoff Opener

Highland Park launched its redemption tour in the Class 6A Region I volleyball playoffs on Monday with a lopsided sweep of Haltom.

Tony Romo Documentary Finally Makes It to Streaming

Editor's inbox: An email touting the new streaming availability of documentary "Now or Never: A Tony Romo Story" had me thinking of our sports editor Todd Jorgenson.

Scots Clip Eagles, Clinch Playoff Spot

A 34-15 victory over Richardson on Thursday secured Highland Park's fate as a top seed in the Class 6A Division II playoff bracket.

Jesuit Harrier Makes State, HP Shut Out

For the first time since the UIL began sanctioning girls cross country in 1975, Highland Park will not be represented by at least one athlete at the state meet.

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.
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