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Indians Win Area Battle of Bigs

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SLATON – The Seminole Indian basketball team hoisted the UIL Area Championship trophy Wednesday night when they beat the Snyder Tigers 75-42 in a game played in Slaton.

Indians get first victory against Lubbock Christian

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The Seminole Indian baseball team hosted the Railyard Classic Tournament at Robert Ryan Baseball Field Thursday through Saturday.

Maiden softball shows its power at Midland Tournament

The Seminole Maiden softball team had a full scheduled for the past three days as they competed in the Midland Tournament. They played two games on Thursday and Friday and most likely played at least one game on Saturday.

Caden Cottrell

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Seminole Indian senior Caden Cottrell is an integral basketball player for the Tribe. He is the sixth man in a high-powered offense that sees him coming off the bench early in a game and he generally works inside, grabbing rebounds and working a hook shot with both his right and left hands. He can also step outside and hit threes. In one game this season, he hit three in a row.

Seminole teams roll on despite weather and COVID

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Both Seminole Maiden and Indian basketball teams are still on the hunt in the UIL state playoffs. The Indians picked up their Bi-District championship trophy in Ft. Stockton Friday by beating Fabens 97-44 and the Maidens pulled off an incredible comeback victory over Hereford later that Friday night 61-53 to claim a Regional Quarterfinal trophy.

Indians battle, lose late to Shallowater

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The Seminole Indian baseball team lost their home opener Monday evening to the Shallowater Mustangs 10-7 in a non-district contest.

Maidens begin season with two victories

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The Maidens hosted to softball games Saturday and won them both in the warmer afternoon air. After having scrimmages and games canceled because of the cold weather, the Tribe began their season with an exclamation point by shutting out Canyon Randall 12-0.

Indians Crush Fabens

The Seminole Indian basketball team claimed a bi-district trophy Friday afternoon when they beat the Fabens Wildcats 97- 44 in Ft. Stockton.

“The first quarter was a bit rusty since we have not had a game in 10 days,” Indian head basketball coach and boy’s athletic director David Williams said. “I liked our defensive energy and we found our rhythm offensively before halftime.”

Maidens Comeback To Beat Hereford

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LUBBOCK – The Seminole Maiden basketball team looked like they were playing their last game of the season Friday night at Rip Griffin Arena on the campus of Lubbock Christian University. By the end of the third quarter, they trailed the Hereford Whitefaces 43-30. They could not stop Hereford’s 6’2” center from scoring whenever she got her hands on the ball and the Tribe could not buy an easy basket from any range. That all changed in the fourth quarter.

Kross Carter

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Every good and great basketball team needs a player like senior Kross Carter to make everything work and work well. Often on lesser teams, the shortest player of the starting five is either the point guard who handles the ball and calls the plays that come in from the coach or they are the shooting guard, who can bomb threepoint shots.