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Indians Dominant in Bi-District Win

PECOS -- Seminole senior WR James Hurston had 235 all-purpose yards onThursday evening, including an electrifying 73-yard reverse touchdown run on the first play from scrimmage, as the Indians trounced

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Football: Indians Dominant in Bi-District Win Thursday

PECOS -- Seminole senior WR James Hurston had 235 all-purpose yards on Thursday evening, including an electrifying 73-yard reverse touchdown run on the first play from scrimmage, as the Indians trounced the Fabens Wildcats 42-7 in a Class 4A, Div. I Bi-District playoff held at Pecos' Rotary Field.

Football: Maintaining a ‘Sudden Death’ Mentality

Following Seminole’s 34-20 District 2-4A, Div. I road win over the Big Spring Steers on Nov. 2, Indian head football coach Kent Jackson and his coaching staff began stressing the importance of approaching their future games in the 2018 season with a “sudden death” mentality.

The Indians (6-3 overall), in response to Jackson’s challenge, secured a 38-22 District 2-4A, Div. I title win over rival Andrews.

UIL Class 4A Playoff Pairings

Bi-District Playoff Pairings

Class 4A -- Division I Region I

Clint (4-6) vs Big Spring (2-8) Friday 7:00 p.m. at Pecos’ Eagle Stadium Springtown (8-2) vs Hereford (6-4) Friday 7:00 p.m. at Snyder’s Tigers Stadium

Seminole (6-3) vs Fabens (4-6) Thursday 6:30 p.m. at Pecos’ Eagle Stadium

Football: Making a Statement

Upon Kent Jackson's arrival to Seminole in the 2014 season, he was told of one particular class of future Indians that could potentially prove to be difficult to gain many wins out of.

That class of Indians, now senior members of the 2018 SHS program, dominated in all phases of Friday evening's District 2-4A, Div. I Championship game en route to a 38-22 win over the Andrews Mustangs in play held Friday evening at Wigwam Stadium.

FOOTBALL: Andrews, Seminole to Battle for 2-4A, DI Title

For the Andrews and Seminole communities, a number of bragging rights will be on the line: community pride associated with a win in a renewed football rivalry which dates back to the 1937 season, a crown associated with the support of a joint canned food drive between the two communities, and most importantly to the two programs on the field Friday evening -- a shot at an outright District 2-4A, Div. I crown for the 2018 season.

Football: Indians Garner ‘Grow Up’ Win

BIG SPRING -- The Seminole Indians reached into their bag of tricks two nights after the Halloween holiday to treat themselves to an opportunity to battle for an outright District 2-4A, Div. I crown and a 34-20 victory over the Big Spring Steers.

Sophomore junior varsity move-up River Powers connected with senior Indian WR James Hurston on a 52-yard halfback touchdown pass with 7:39 left in the fourth quarter, which helped the Indians (5-3 overall, 2-0 in 2-4A, Div. I) break a 20-20 tie and take a 27-20 lead following a Dago Esquivel point-after attempt.

FOOTBALL: Indians Look to Improve to 2-0 in District Friday at Big Spring

Seminole head football coach Kent Jackson was pleased with the aggressive response his Indian squad had in last Friday evening's District 2-4A, Div. I win over the San Angelo Lake View Chiefs.

A response needed in the 55-6 win last week in San Angelo following a 29-28 home loss back on Oct. 12 against the Brownfield Cubs.

A response he hopes his Indian squad will continue to show this coming Friday evening, as the Indians will take to the road once again for district play, as they will travel to Big Spring for a 7 p.m. scheduled contest against the Steers.

Seminole Native Geared to Ride in Velocity Tour Finals

From a young age, Seminole native Andrew Alvidrez has had a passion for bull riding. A passion which has previously led to being a four-time Texas High School State Rodeo