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Retirement Goal: See the Whole Country
Scott Kline, 59, plans to run at least one marathon in every state.
Monsey Arrives as HP Girls Hoops Coach
Todd Monsey is the new girls basketball coach at Highland Park, and he brings some state championship experience with him.
Haley Confident During Second Chance on PGA Tour
For Paul Haley II, the long and winding road back to competing alongside the best golfers in the world might finally be paying off.
Trio of HP Athletes Ready to Anchor Down at Vanderbilt
More than 650 miles separate the Park Cities from Nashville, Tennessee, but a trio of Highland Park athletes will feel right at home.
Golf Foundation Awards Scholarships to Grads
Several junior golfers with local ties have been recognized with scholarships from the Northern Texas PGA Foundation.
Former W.T. White Baseball Coach Dies at 80
David Shepherd spent 34 years at W.T. White and was inducted into the Dallas ISD Athletic Hall of Fame in the 2021-2022 class.
Scots Confident That Spring Work Ethic Will Fuel Fall Success
As it enters the second season of a two-year stint in District 7-6A, Highland Park hopes a repeat of its regular-season success can translate into a deeper postseason run.
Hockaday Runs Away With Two Titles at SPC Spring Meet
With three individual gold medals, Hockaday distance runner Margaret Thompson was the star of the recent SPC track and field championships in Fort Worth.
The Story Behind Preston Hollow’s New Pro Franchise
Seven years after the American Ultimate Disc League expanded into the Dallas-Fort Worth market, it remains a niche sport with a following that’s devoted yet small by professional sports standards.
HP Golfer Surges in Final Round at State
Highland Park sophomore Brooks Simmons narrowly missed a medal while placing fourth at the Class 6A state golf tournament.
Frazar Rediscovers Success as Champions Tour Newcomer
Eight years ago, a whole golf career’s worth of injuries had finally caught up to Harrison Frazar. He was ready to walk away for good.
Guyer Rallies Past Rangers in Playoffs
Jesuit Dallas saw its bats go silent and its baseball season end on Saturday against Denton Guyer.
Strong Spring Has HP Confident for Fall
As it enters a second season in District 7-6A, Highland Park hopes a repeat of its regular-season success can translate into a deeper postseason run.
Flashy but Fun, Simmons Sees Green in His Major Dreams
Brooks Simmons is easy to spot on the golf course. If you don’t notice the colorful attire, you might be drawn to his funky swing.
Medical Company Supports TJ HS Athletics Rebuild
Henry Schein Medical and the Professional Football Athletic Trainers Society teamed up to help rebuild and enhance the athletic training clinic at Thomas Jefferson High School, which opened earlier this year.
Oaring Eagle: ESD Senior Makes Waves in National Regattas
Standing over 6 feet tall, Katherine Mote gravitated to the basketball court.
Scots Cap Turnaround with Lacrosse Title
Just one year after missing the state tournament, Highland Park is once again the top lacrosse program in Texas.
HP Senior Athletes Make College Choices
Volleyball standout Callie DeSchryver was one of five graduating HP athletes honored for their college commitments during a ceremony on Monday.
Scheffler Keeps Momentum at Byron Nelson
Scottie Scheffler hovered near the top of the leaderboard all weekend but couldn’t secure his first title at the AT&T Byron Nelson on Sunday.
Rangers Sweep Hebron, Reach Third Round
The last time Jesuit Dallas went three rounds deep in the baseball playoffs, the Rangers surged all the way to the Class 6A state title in 2016.