Another fast start and a shutdown finish paved the way Tuesday for the Seminole Maidens to blow past visiting Fort Stockton, 65-37, in District 2-4A play. Winners of a season-high
MIDLAND – In facing their third straight Class 6Aopponent, the Class 4A eighth-ranked Seminole Indians could not get over the hump again in a 59-47 loss Tuesday at Midland Christian.
Standout Hindman transfers to Harding Track and field standout Alex Hindman has transferred to Harding University. The junior out of Seminole High School switched from Le-Tourneau University, where he was
Establishing control from the outset, the Seminole Indians had little trouble bringing the Class 6A Odessa Bronchos under the rein Friday, 74-58, in non-district hardwood action. Winning for the second
MONAHANS – Another fast start paved the way, then smothering defense sealed the deal Friday as the Seminole Maidens began defense of their District 2-4A crown with a 76-31 pasting
Zeroed in like the 8th Air Force over Berlin, the Seminole Maidens rode an early hot hand to a 65-52 win Tuesday over visiting Odessa to close their non-district schedule.
It was a different Seminole Maiden basketball team that took the floor Friday than the one that exited it last year as District 2-4A champion. With graduation claiming a couple
Improvements continued on the learning curve of new coach Tri Danley as the Seminole Maidens held their own over the holidays in a stout field at the prestigious Whataburger Tournament.
Asecond-quarter surge provided enough of a cushion Tuesday as the eighth-ranked Seminole Indians averted upset with a 59-50 win over visiting Hereford. Winners of seven of their last eight games
