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Tribe goes three for four in Shallowater Tourney

After dropping the first outing to the Lubbock Christian Eagles in the first of four rounds of the Shallowater Railyard Classic Tournament at Seminole’s Robert Ryan Field on Thursday, the Seminole Indians varsity baseball team prevailed in three straight to end the tournament in a high scoring blowout victory over Stanton High School on Saturday.

Stimmel commits to Schreiner University

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When SHS senior Ryan Stimmel was only two years old, his father took him fishing for the first time; the toddler was equipped with a tiny, trusty Snoopy pole. On Wednesday, Feb. 26, learning to master a rod and reel at an early age paid off. Stimmel signed his National Letter of Intent to join the fishing team at Schreiner University in Kerrville in the fall.

Late rally, Indian fouls give Levelland 44-42 win over Tribe

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After outpacing the Levelland Loboes for all but the last two minutes of Thursday’s playoff game at Frenship High School in Wolfforth, the Seminole Indians saw their chance at continuing through the post-season dashed at the free throw line.

Rosalez, Carter earn top basketball honors, others recognized

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SHS Maidens Xoe Rosalez and Taylor Carter have been named 2020 District 2-4A Girls Basketball District MVP and Defensive MVP, respectively. Rosalez is a sophomore at Seminole High School and Carter is in her junior year. Five players on the teamswere also named to 1st and 2nd All-District Teams.

Collegiate Catch-Up

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Girls doubles are highlight of Tournament

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The Seminole High School tennis travelled to compete in the Levelland Tournament over the weekend and put in what Coach Kevin Gersbach called “an amazing tournament for both of our girls doubles teams.” It was the SHS girls second straight win in the Levelland tournament, having also prevailed in 2019. After winning over Fredericksburg High Schools #2 girls doubles team and Mason’s #1 girls doubles team, Marcela Guevara and Paulina Morales took the #1 seeded Kerrville team to 3 sets before falling to them. They finally lost the 3rd place match to the Fredericksburg #2 seeded girls team.

Indians Bi-District Champions with 67-22 win over Clint Mt. View

The Seminole Indians varsity basketball squad travelled to neutral ground at Sul Ross University on Monday night to face off with the Clint Mountain View Loboes Monday for their first postseason playoff game. The Tribe came home with a 67-22 win and a new Bi-District Championship after a dominant four periods of play.

Maidens bring home Bi-District trophy

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Robin Franklin

Congrats Maidens!

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Congrats Maidens!

Tribe routs Ft. Stockton 78-28

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A rushed three-point shot at the buzzer was not necessarily a game-changer at the end of the Seminole Indians’ 78-28 rout of the Fort Stockton Panthers on Tuesday, but it was the cherry on top of a dominant regular season of play in District 2-4A as the Tribe officially ended its regular season. A scoring frenzy ensued