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Scots Claim 7-on-7 Tournament Titles
The start of the football season is still two months away, but Highland Park already is building momentum for its transition to Class 6A. (Read time: 0.8 minutes)
Local Southpaws Reach CWS with Aggies
Jacob Palisch and Ryan Prager each played a significant role in Texas A&M reaching the College World Series, which begins on Friday. (Read time: 1.6 minutes)
Allen, Stafford on Texas HOF Ballot
Highland Park football legends Randy Allen and Matthew Stafford are each on the 2022 list of 20 primary nominees for the Texas Sports Hall of Fame. (Read time: 1.3 minutes)
Net Gains: Daisies Double Up on Postseason Lacrosse Titles
Hockaday didn’t lose to a lacrosse team from Texas all season, which makes it fitting that the Daisies took home two championship trophies at the end of the season.
Texas Nationals Win New York Tournament
Texas Nationals 2028, a club lacrosse team consisting primarily of players from the Park Cities and Preston Hollow, made history on June 5. (Read time: 0.7 minutes)
Senior Leader Stabilizes Panthers in Football, Baseball
Intangibles propel Sido to success as quarterback, pitcher for Hillcrest
Pressler Takes Over HP Lacrosse Program
The new Scots head coach spent the past 32 years coaching at Duke and Bryant, and ranks sixth all-time in coaching wins at the college level. (Read time: 3.2 minutes)
NTPGA Awards Golf Scholarships to Grads
Highland Park’s Sophie Biediger is among 73 graduating golfers announced as winners of scholarships awarded by the Northern Texas PGA Foundation. (Read time: 1.9 minutes)
Pullano Picked to Lead Blue Wave in 6A
Former Granbury coach Jason Pullano will replace Jason Cole, who retired after overseeing the HP swimming program for the past 15 years. (Read time: 1.6 minutes)
New HPHS Tennis Coach Named
Tylir Jimenez has been promoted to head coach of the Highland Park High School tennis program, the school district announced Saturday.
With 6A Schedule Looming, Scots Make Strides in Spring
Storer, HP building depth and experience to prepare for upcoming season
Why Rodney Webb Left Coaching After the Best Season of His Career
The new HPISD athletic director stepped away from the sidelines for ‘a unique opportunity’
Top Tandem: HP Doubles Team Caps Dominant Spring with State Title
Longtime Scots coach Holden set to retire after final spring championship
Rutledge, Other HP Spring Signees Lauded
Decorated sprinter John Rutledge was recognized for signing with the University of Texas alongside three other senior athletes on Thursday. (Read time: 1.2 minutes)
Gallery: Lacrosse Clinic
Boys and girls from western and southern Dallas were introduced to the sport of lacrosse May 14, as Park Cities resident and professional athlete Ryan Brown hosted a community youth clinic at Mercy Street Sports Complex.
Biediger Earns Bronze at State Tourney
In her second appearance at the state tournament, Biediger tied for third place, while HP came in fourth in the team standings. (Read time: 0.9 minutes)
Nelson Near-Miss Keeps Spieth Confident
As Jordan Spieth’s quest for a hometown title at the AT&T Byron Nelson eluded him again, at least the former Jesuit standout is getting closer. (Read time: 3.9 minutes)
Coppell Stifles Rangers in Playoff Sweep
For the second straight year, Jesuit’s baseball season ended the same way, with a loss to Coppell in the second round of the playoffs. (Read time: 1.7 minutes)
Lacrosse Clinic Spreads Love of the Game
Park Cities resident and professional athlete Ryan Brown introduced the sport to youngsters at a youth clinic at Mercy Street Sports Complex. (Read time: 1.8 minutes)
Rutledge Takes Silver in 200 at State
HP’s John Rutledge was as fast as he’s ever been at the Class 5A state track and field meet on Friday. However, Che Nwabuko was just barely faster. (Read time: 1.8 minutes)