HEWITT – The Bonham Lady Bulldog 7th grade cross country team earned a 2nd Place finish in the Cen-Tex Middle School Cross Country Championships on Wednesday in Hewitt. The Lady Bulldogs finished with a team low 44 points only behind the Travis Science Academy with 37 points. Deyauna Milton had the top performance on the day for the Lady Bulldogs
Aaron Wagaman was a productive and valued member of Temple’s football team as a freshman, sophomore and junior as he kicked 20 field goals and 174 extra points for three playoff squads. However, kicking the pigskin through the uprights on PATs and short- to mid-range field goals was all that Wagaman was asked to do.
HEWITT – The Lamar Lady Bearcat 8th grade cross country teams participated in the Cen-Tex Middle School Cross Country Championships on Wednesday in Hewitt. The Lady Bearcats had two performers at the championships. Dejah Thomas finished in 26th place with a time of 19:53 in the two mile course while Jazmine Reynolds placed 30th in a time of 26:33.
HEWITT – The Lamar Lady Bearcat 7th grade cross country teams participated in the Cen-Tex Middle School Cross Country Championships on Wednesday in Hewitt. Kaurie Holleman had the top performance on the day for the Lady Bearcats as she finished in 30th place with a time of 21:47. The remaining top performers for Lamar were: Kaylie Jarrell (31) – 23:32 Yoseline Martinez (35)
The Travis Science Academy 8th grade football teams hosted the Lake Belton at Bonham Middle School on Tuesday night. Travis was dominant in recording to wins over the Brochos. The “A” team defeated Lake Belton by a score of 38-8. Leading the Mustangs offensively were LaTaylon Brown and Kade Stewart each with 1 yard touchdown runs and TreDarion Taylor
KILLEEN – The Temple volleyball teem dropped their District 12-6A match with Killeen Ellison on Tuesday by a score of 25-16, 25-18, 25-11. Amaya Benekin led the team in assist with 11 on the night while also recording 5 kills 2 kills and an ace. Ali Mack had a team high 6 kills with a
There’s a difference between employing a short memory to avoid dwelling on past circumstances and learning from those missteps made along the way. After spotting Arlington Martin three touchdowns via special teams last Friday in a 43-25 non-district loss, Temple is subscribing to both methods this week in preparation for its District 12-6A opener at
The Lamar 8th grade football teams hosted South Belton on Tuesday night at Woodson Field. The Bearcats looked strong in dominating fashion in taking two games from the Tigers. The “A” team defeated South Belton by a score of 49-0. Notable players for the Bearcats included: De’Avonte Carr, O’Ryan Peoples, Lezlie Jackson, Bryson Drummond, Andrian Haskins, Daniel Fuentes, Khiari Carter and Ethan Sauls. Lamar improved to 3-0
Please check out some of the video highlights from the games with Arlington Martin. Freshman Blue vs. Magnolia West Freshman White vs. Arlington Martin.
The Lamar 7th grade football teams traveled to Belton on Monday night to take on the South Belton Tigers. The “A” team defeated South Belton by a score of 27-0. Overall a great effort on the defensive side to get the shutout. Notable players for the Bearcats included: Rodney Nelson, Francisco Gonzales, Brendan Watters, Xavier Tools, Trey Goynes and J’Caleb Martin. Lamar fell
