Along bus trip notwithstanding, last week’s Bi-District game against Fabens proved more than only a playoff victory for the Seminole Indians. While the 35-7 final is all many need to
What looked like a rebuilding year for Seminole Maidens on the volleyball court when preseason practice began in August, looked even more so after a slow start, but ended up
IRAAN – Behind a blistering first half, the Seminole Maidens wasted no time Friday in snuffing out Iraan, 81-22, in non-district hoop action. Winning their second straight, the Maidens improved
While there are accolades to advancing in the postseason, the reality is the farther a team goes, the tougher the road gets. Such a situation is staring the Seminole Indians
The three co-captains for the Seminole High School’s cheerleading squad are skilled and polished athletes on the football field. Still, when they talk about their upcoming trip to Walt Disney
In most cases, losing two first-team All-District selections, a second-team choice and the district MVP from the roster means a basketball team is pretty much in rebuilding mode for the
SNYDER –After vowing his teamwould “show up” after it admittedly did not in the season opener, Seminole Maiden coach Tri Danley saw his team do that Tuesday in a 56-35
LUBBOCK – If it were a ship, it would have most likely sank before ever leaving port as the Seminole Maidens floundered Friday in a season-opening loss to Lubbock Monterey, 67-30.
The opportunity for the three-peat were there, but the Seminole Indians proved to be their own worst enemy in Friday’s 35-20 loss at Andrews to close the regular season.
