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HP Golfers See Results Surge as State Tournament Approaches

Like its undulating courses, the peaks and valleys of the long high school golf season can be physically and mentally taxing.

Scots Top ESD to Clinch Top Playoff Seed

Highland Park closed out the lacrosse regular season with a statement win, rolling past defending state champion ESD on Friday.

Despite Inexperience, Eagles Look for Repeat in Lacrosse

Episcopal School of Dallas has one of the most decorated lacrosse programs in Texas and is a defending state champion. Yet the Eagles are approaching their title defense with an underdog mentality.

Still Learning His Body, Senior Insists Best Pitching Yet to Come

Over the past two years, Jett Wright had no choice but to transform into a completely different pitcher.

Despite Inexperienced Roster, Eagles Look for Repeat in Lacrosse

Episcopal School of Dallas has one of the most decorated lacrosse programs in Texas and is a defending state champion.

Schachtel Claims TAPPS Golf Title Again

Alcuin senior Adysn Schachtel capped her decorated high school career with another TAPPS 2A state championship in Glen Rose.

How Yavneh Made History with Another TAPPS Title

Akiba Yavneh Academy took “finishing strong” to another level in its TAPPS boys basketball championship game.

Scots Chasing District Title on Diamond

With less than two weeks remaining in the regular season, Highland Park is squarely in the mix for a District 12-5A baseball title.

Hockaday, ESD Repeat in SPC Lacrosse

Hockaday cruised past ESD to win its fourth straight girls title, while ESD rolled to its 10th consecutive boys crown against St. Mark's.

Bears Earn Three-Peat in TAPPS Tennis

Ursuline continued its dominance in TAPPS tennis with a third consecutive Class 6A team championship on Monday in Waco.

Discipline Fuels Underdog Triumph for Elahmadi

Perhaps the most difficult sacrifice of Highland Park wrestler Amin Elahmadi’s state championship season came before his first match even started.

Skeeters Sting Jesuit in Soccer Thriller

After a week’s worth of overtime heroics, Jesuit Dallas couldn’t repeat the feat again as its soccer season ended on Saturday.

Greene Aims to Paint Next Chapter in HP’s Legacy

Senior also serves as a mentor to younger gymnasts through coaching, judging.

Araiza, Rangers Slay Dragons in Overtime

Jesuit kept its soccer playoff run alive with a 2-1 overtime victory over Southlake Carroll in the 6A Division II Region I final on Tuesday.

Scots Pick New Set of Football Captains

Highland Park has chosen a quartet of new senior captains representing both sides of scrimmage for the upcoming 2025 football season.

Hornets Complete Championship Season on Hardwood 

Joey Sims emphatically states that Dillon Watt and Jaxson Thompson form the “best backcourt in the state.” 

Araiza Boosts Jesuit, WTW Advances Again

Clyde Araiza scored with less than two minutes remaining in the game to lift Jesuit Dallas to a thrilling 3-2 playoff win over Denton Guyer.

Sontag Paces Lady Scots at Wills Invite

Ryan Sontag won two individual gold medals to help Highland Park defend its home track at the Tracy Wills Invitational on Saturday.

Chu to Oversee Hoops Program at Radford

After moving up the ranks for almost a decade as an assistant in college and professional basketball, Zach Chu is finally a head coach.

Rangers Carry Win Streak Into Playoffs

After claiming its first district title since 2017, Jesuit Dallas has big goals for the upcoming boys soccer playoffs.
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