Only one team stands between the Lindsay Lady Knights and a state championship.

Gunnar Wilson led the way with 13 points as the Dodd City Hornets defeated the Campbell Indians, 46-38, in the opening round of the 2018 Bland Invitational Basketball Tournament.

Bonham senior quarterback Tyler Rodriguez breaks free for one of his five rushing touchdowns against Van Alstyne.

Lindsay senior Makenzie Fleitman slams a hit into the Crawford defense during a victory in the Region II-2A finals. (courtesy photo)

For the second game in a row, Dodd City sophomore Journie Hilliard poured in 26 points to lead the Lady Hornets.

Ector's Austin Earl knocked down five three-pointers and led all scorers with 28 points.

Chisum junior point guard Sarah Hunt scored 29 points and the Lady Mustang defense was equally impressive as Chisum defeated the Honey Grove Lady Warriors 59-25.

Eight Ector Lady Eagles scratched the scorebook as Ector defeated the Trenton lady tigers at home, 40-23.

Bonham Warriors Hayden Stevenson, Tyler Rodriguez and Greg Taft were named Players of the Week by the Bonham coaching staff for their performance in the Van Alstyne game.

Luke's friend David Williams scouting for mule deer in a valley on his ranch. The Continental Divide is in the background. photo by Luke Clayton

Lindsay senior Ashley Fleitman was named MVP of the Region II-2A Volleyball Tournament. (courtesy photo)

The junior high girls basketball teams from Bonham and Leonard began their seasons with games played at Leonard Junior High. (Leonard 8th grade B team photo)

The Fannindel Falcons football team clinched the District 9-A DIV. II Championship Friday night at Bishop Field in Ladonia after defeating the Forestburg Longhorns 52-0.

Making their 10th consecutive appearance in the regional tournament, the Lindsay Lady Knights won it all with a four-set win over Crawford in the Region II-2A finals to qualify for the UIL State Volleyball Tournament next week.

The Wolfe City Wolves registered their fifth shutout of the season and caused four turnovers in a 39-0 win over Como-Pickton. Christian Olivera had a big night with two fumble recoveries.

Dodd City's Journie Hilliard led all scorers with 26 points, Delaney Pilliod put up 18 points and Dani Baccus was also in double digits with 13 points.

Makiyah Johnson led the Lady Warriors with 13 points.

The No. 14 Texas A&M University-Commerce football team excelled in all three phases of the game, as the Lions closed out the regular season with a 41-13 victory over visiting Angelo State University on Saturday at Ernest Hawkins Field at Memorial Stadium.

The win brings the Lions to 28-5 on the season. It is their first conference title since 1987 and the third LSC Tournament title in program history.

Reggie Reid drained a three-pointer on the game's opening possession to start the scoring and gave the Lions a lead they would never relinquish.