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SECTION: Sports
Texas Parks & Wildlife takes Expo on the Road
On Feb. 20-21 at the San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo, Texas Parks and Wildlife Department will debut its new Life’s Better Outside® Experience, in effect taking its TPW Expo on the road. In San Antonio and at similar events this year in Houston, Longview and Corpus Christi, visitors of all ages can try fishing, archery, birding, rock climbing, camping, Wildlife CSI, and other activities, with gear and guidance provided free.
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'Trophy season' for catching giant blue catfish
Winter is trophy blue catfish season. Lake Tawakoni guide George Rule says the bite became steady a couple weeks ago. photo by Luke Clayton
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Lady Indians bring home district title
L.H. Rather Lady Indians 7th grade basketball team dominated the District 10-AAA district tournament. The tournament took place in Van Alstyne over the weekend where they captured the first place title.
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Bonham 7th and 8th grade boys basketball results
The Bonham 7th and 8th grade Indians traveled to Whitesboro this past weekend to compete in tournament play. The boys will finish district play Monday in Van Alstyne and will travel back to Van Alstyne this Thursday and Saturday to compete in the district tournament. This will conclude the season for the Indians.
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Trenton Lady Tigers hold on for key district win
Trenton Lady Tigers (14-14, 7-4) traveled to Wolfe City on Friday night and came away with an narrow win that kept them in second play in the district 17A(I) race.
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Tilapia season at hand
Guide Cory Vinson shows off a couple of good-eating tilapia caught in a cast net at Lake Fairfield, after one of his trips for freshwater redfish. photo by Luke Clayton
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Southeast Oklahoma weekly fishing report
Texoma: January 31. Elevation 1 ft. below normal, water 45 and mostly clear. Smallmouth bass fair around the sandy points. Striped bass fair to good in the creek channels. Blue catfish fair to good from Catfish bay north. Crappie fair around the fishing docks with brush. Paddlefish fair below the dam. All other fishing is slow. Report submitted by Danny Club, game warden stationed in Bryan County.
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Buddy Baseball registration now open online
League is for individuals ages 5 - 18 with intellectual or physical disabilities. $15 registration fee. Volunteers are also needed to be “Buddies” for the 2010 season.
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Texas Dixie bid winners for 2010 state tournaments
The bids were honored Saturday, Feb. 6 at LeTourneau University in Longview.
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Texas Attitude Fastpitch Club to hold try-outs for 10U, 12U, 14U and 16U teams
All rosters are open and will be filled from the try-outs. Interested persons may contact Jeff Camp at 903-271-0984 or James Bryant at 903-815-9167 for additional information.
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'Roo men top Colorado College; Katy Williams makes SCAC history in Women's win
The Austin College men’s basketball team improved to 16-5 overall and 9-3 in the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference with an 80-61 win over Colorado College on Saturday. In the women's contest, Austin College senior forward Katy Williams scored 31 points and grabbed 16 rebounds, breaking the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference career rebounding record in the process, as the ’Roo women’s basketball team topped Colorado College 87-70 on Saturday afternoon.
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SE sweeps ECU in Rivalry Week
Southeastern had five players in double figure scoring, including a career-high 21 points from Jessica Hesse en route to an 82-73 win over East Central to sweep the season series as part of Rivalry Week.
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Bonham JV Warriors 66, Commerce JV Tigers 45
Bonham had their most productive scoring in the fourth quarter, scoring 20 points. What made it extraordinary was the fact this scoring came from Bonham's bench who played the entire quarter.
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Dodd City junior High Hornets 36, Savoy Junior High Cardinals 24
The Hornets pulled away in the 4th to finally defeat the Cards 36-24.
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Leonard takes two from Bells
Leonard's James Arnold goes up for two points in overtime. photo by Sarah Burt
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Whitesboro Lady Cats 53, Celina Lady Cats 43
After making effective adjustments at halftime, Whitesboro outscored Celina 17-8 in the third period to take charge. Celina trimmed two points off their deficit in the fourth quarter, but Whitesboro earned a 10-point victory, 53-43, in front of their hometown fans.
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Trenton Tigers 43, Wolfe City Wolves 36
It was a game dominated by tough man-to-man defenses, but the Trenton Tigers held on to beat the Wolfe City Wolves 43 - 36 Friday night in Wolfe City.
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Commerce Tigers 60, Bonham Warriors 57
Bonham senior post T.J. King had another 20-point game, the Warriors gave another gritty performance and if they'd had another time out, Bonham just might have upset Commerce Tigers on Friday.
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Savoy Lady Cardinals 69, Dodd City Lady Hornets 51
Whitney Cooke put up 20 points and Bailey McGehee knocked down 19 points as Savoy held on to first place in district with an 18-point win at Dodd City. The Lady Cards host Ector on Tuesday. A Savoy victory would give them sole possession of the district championship, but a win by Ector would make the two teams co-champions.
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Commerce Lady Tigers 47, Bonham Lady Warriors 38
Bonham senior forward Cesaly Sparks scored nine points and the Lady Warriors gave their fans an exciting conclusion to the basketball season before falling to Commerce.
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