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Randall Emerges as Scots’ Steady Sophomore Leader
Buck Randall remembers telling his mother when he was in third grade that he would be starting quarterback as a sophomore in high school.
Scots, Longhorns Send Runners to State
Highland Park will take a full complement of boys and girls athletes to the Class 5A state cross country meet next week.
Hornets Top ESD for Sixth Straight Win
Greenhill secured a top-three seed in the upcoming SPC girls volleyball tournament by sweeping Episcopal School of Dallas on Tuesday.
HP Looks to Stay on Track Against Joshua
Returning after a bye week, Highland Park will renew its focus on earning a District 7-5A Div. I championship.
Lions Claim Fifth Straight TISCA Title
The St. Mark’s water polo dynasty continued its dominance with a fifth consecutive title at the state tournament for non-UIL teams.
Playoff Win Highlights WTW Tennis Season
W.T. White’s seven-match winning streak in team tennis ended with a recent 14-1 loss to Midlothian in the second round of the Class 5A Region II playoffs.
In Case You Missed It
Scots, Panthers, Horns Run to XC Titles
Highland Park's boys and girls, along with the Hillcrest boys and W.T. White girls, are all district champions in cross country.
HP Bass Team Takes Home a Win at Lake Texoma
The Highland Park Bass Team captured its second school title of the season on Oct. 5 at Lake Texoma.
New Coach Hopes to Elevate Decorated HP Tennis Program
Highland Park has the most decorated tennis program in Texas, making it a destination job for any high school coach in the sport.
Jesuit, Ursuline Take Medals in Opener
Jesuit Dallas and Ursuline both took second behind Southlake Carroll in their respective divisions at the season-opening Ranger Relays swimming meet.
Lions, Hornets Run Well at XC Classic
Noah Roby of St. Mark’s and Chris Williams of Greenhill each posted top-20 individual finishes at the Jesuit Classic cross country meet on Saturday.
Jesuit Slides Past HP in Hockey Opener
Wade Bryan had a goal and three assists as Jesuit rolled past Highland Park 8-1 in the season opener of the AT&T Metroplex High School Hockey League.
Kicking In: McGough Scoring for Charity
Jesuit Dallas senior Noah McGough is donating money for every kick he makes to Men of Nehemiah. Fortunately, he tends to score a lot of points.
Householder Wants to Make the World A Better Place
John Householder is committed to improving life for those around him, whether he’s setting on the volleyball court or conceiving the large-scale projects of an urban planner.
Chu Leaves NBA to Join SMU Hoops Staff
Highland Park alum Zach Chu will return closer to home for the next stop in his basketball coaching career.
Could Another Change of Scenery Lead to a Playoff Run for Bell?
Josh Bell has become accustomed to the business-related realities of moving around in Major League Baseball. He’s also gotten used to the playoffs.
McIlhenny, Smith to Enter Ring of Honor
The Highland Park Football Ring of Honor will welcome two more big names to its ranks over the next two weeks.
Former QB Finds New Competitive Outlet in Running
Thomas Hand struggled to let football go. But channeling his competitive energy into running has proven therapeutic, one stride at a time.
Events
Editor’s Inbox: Is Dirk Getting Help From Dr. Phil?
Would anyone call foul if Dr. Phil watches Dirk Nowitzki serve and asks, “How’s that working for you?”
Haag, HP Harriers Claim First Team Crown
The Highland Park boys topped a strong field at the Gerald Richey Invitational cross country meet on Sept. 7 in Grand Prairie.