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Indians win four in a row

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The Indian baseball team’s bat came alive in their recent four games as they beat their opponents by wide margins. The Indians crossed the plate 62 times in four days of play and they took Sunday off.

Maidens get edged in two games

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The Seminole Maiden softball team lost at Slaton Wednesday 6-4 and then in the Seminole Tournament held Thursday, Friday and Saturday, lost to Midland High School Thursday 6-3. The Maidens were off Fri

Indians split on first day of Lamesa Tournament

The Seminole Indian baseball team played several games this past week. Tuesday, they went to Slaton and lost that game in the sixth inning 8-7. Thursday, they played two games at home as part of the Lamesa Tournament, winning the first game against Idalou 10-1 and losing the second game 20-11 against Abernathy.

Johnson wins, Indians take third

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The Seminole Indian boy’s golf team competed in the Lubbock Regional Preview golf tournament February 26th and 27th at Shadow Hills Golf Course in Lubbock.

Maidens Take Top District Honors

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The head girls’ basketball coaches for District 2-4A met in Monahans Monday and when the meeting was over it had been decided that Maiden junior Xoe Rosalez was the District MVP, Maiden senior Taylor Carter was the District Defensive MVP and Maiden freshman Londyn Shain was the District Co-Offensive MVP.

“There was no question who was the MVP of our district,” Maiden head basketball coach and girl’s athletic director Tri Danley said. “Xoe was a unanimous choice. This is her second year as the district’s MVP. The same for Taylor as defensive MVP.”

Indians Charge Into Regional Finals

The Seminole Indian basketball team won two UIL regional games in four days and are on their way to the Regional Championship finals against Argyle.

The Tribe beat Hereford for the Regional Quarterfinal Championship Saturday night 71-64 (see story following) and beat Decatur 58-45 Tuesday night for the Regional Semi-Final Championship.

In the game against Decatur, Indian senior River Powers opened the scoring by making two free throws and then extended the lead to 4-0 when senior Kross Carter made a field goal.

Indians Charge Into Regional Finals

LUBBOCK – Saturday, the Indians were involved in a running and gunning battle with the Hereford Whitefaces in a UIL Quarterfinal Championship game played at Lubbock Christian University. The Tribe came out victorious 71-64 but not before there was a lot of drama and nail biting.

Maidens End Season at Regional Semi-finals

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No player or coach wants the season to end with a loss. The Seminole Maiden basketball team is no different yet unless they win a state basketball title, that loss will happen.

For the Maidens that loss came Saturday evening at Jim Ned High School in Tuscola when they fell to the Bridgeport Sissies in the UIL Regional semi-final game 37-20. The Maidens have generally been the shorter team on the floor in most

Stevenson hits two homers in Indian comeback

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The Seminole Indian baseball team won their last two games of the Railyard Classic, a tournament that they hosted last week, Thursday through Saturday.

The Indians won three of the four games they played in the tournament, first beating Lubbock Christian Thursday and then beating Slaton 12-7 on Friday and Denver City 5-4 on Saturday.

In Friday’s game, the Tribe found themselves in a hole before they ever got to swing the bat as the Slaton Tigers scored three runs in the top of the first inning. The Tigers scored one more run in the second inning to make the score 4-0.

Maiden softball team finishes strong at Midland

The Seminole Maiden softball team gave up just one run in their final two games at the Midland Tournament Saturday while scoring a combined 38 runs in their victories over Presidio and Hereford.

Tribe pitcher Natalie Deleon gave up just two hits to Presidio in the entire game to start the day Saturday while Seminole scored a total of 16 runs to win in four innings 16-0.

The Seminole offensive onslaught began in the first inning when Alyssa Olivas scored the first Maiden run on a sacrifice fly ball by Xyla Madry.