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Scots Set to Face Lovejoy in Home Opener

Two legendary coaches might be the headliners, but the participants between the sidelines add plenty of intrigue to Highland Park’s home opener on Friday.
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Deep Senior Class Raises Expectations for Rangers

Charlie Peters was comfortable with the offense and confident in his teammates. Yet as a new starting quarterback entering last season, his head was spinning.
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Could Steadily Improving Lions Roar Into Contention?

Slowly and steadily, St. Mark’s is making progress, even if a 15-game losing streak against SPC 4A competition might tell you otherwise.
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Newcomers Have Scots Optimistic About Depth of Offense

High turnover in the starting lineup is hardly unusual for Highland Park. It’s an annual challenge the Scots are adept at handling.

New Coach Aims to Bring Winning Culture to Hillcrest

A.D. Madise sees Hillcrest as a program on the cusp of a breakthrough, rather than a total rebuilding project.
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Chemistry, Leadership Fuel HP Defense’s Big Front Seven

Unlike their offensive counterparts, the Highland Park defense is already battle tested, with many starters who have lined up against some offensive juggernauts at the Class 6A level.
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Scots Top Coppell, Creekview in Tennis

Highland Park opened the District 12-5A team tennis schedule with an easy win over Carrollton Creekview at the Seay Tennis Center.

Lions Roll Past Rangers in Season Opener

St. Mark’s started the water polo season with a 23-9 road win over Jesuit Dallas on Aug. 15 at the Segal Family Aquatic Center.

Lady Scots Race to Team Title in Opener

The Highland Park girls started fast by winning the season-opening Plano ISD Invitational cross country meet.

Hillcrest Has a New Head Football Coach

A.D. Madise will be the second African American head coach in Hillcrest history.

HP Senior Athletes Span Globe for College Competition

Highland Park has a lengthy history of producing college-ready pitchers and shortstops, and both are part of this year’s class of signees.

Resilient Eagles Take Flight Late in Championship Season

Episcopal School of Dallas knocked off The Woodlands 12-10 to win its sixth Texas High School Lacrosse League title in Magnolia.
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Seay Tennis Center to Offer Summer Programs

Young tennis aces can have a smashing good time at HPISD’s Seay Tennis Center this summer.

Playing Through Injuries, Spieth Trying to Regain Traction

The former Jesuit Dallas standout has remained competitive on the PGA Tour and continued to flash signs of greatness. He’s still ranked among the top 25 golfers in the world.

Scots QB Competition Heats Up in Spring

Highland Park, which will move to Class 5A next season, has shown intensity and featured depth at several positions in spring practice.

Daisies Bring Home Fourth Straight Title

Hockaday continued its run of dominance in the Texas Girls High School Lacrosse League on Sunday.

HP Earns Spots in Top Five at State Meet

Highland Park gymnasts earned podium finishes in both the boys and girls team standings at the recent state meet in El Paso.

Wildcats Rally to Eliminate Hillcrest

Hillcrest took its area-round baseball playoff series to the limit before being eliminated on Saturday against Prosper Walnut Grove.

Scots, Eagles Set for Semifinal Rematch

Two weeks after a thriller to close the regular season, rivals Highland Park and ESD will meet again in the Texas High School Lacrosse League state tournament.

Newcomers Rise, Locals Fall at Nelson

This year’s edition of the CJ Cup Byron Nelson was perhaps most noteworthy for who wasn’t in the field.
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