Sports

Indians Start Strong, Finish Off Snyder 60-46

The Seminole Indian basketball team won their first game of the season Tuesday night when they beat the Snyder Tigers 60-46.

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Maidens Stay on a Roll, Beat Estacado 75-48

The Seminole Maiden varsity basketball team remained undefeated Tuesday night when they beat the Estacado Matadors 75-48.

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What’s Happening in Indian Country

Indian Basketball

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What’s Happening in Longhorn Country

Longhorn Basketball

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Tribe tennis takes top All-District honors

The Seminole tennis team finished their season competing in the UIL Regional semi-finals. The 2020 team was first in their district and won their bi-district, area and regional quarterfinal matches. Once all of the teams in the district were done with the playoffs, all-district honors were named and the Tribe claimed the top prizes and most of the team were named to the teams last week.

The district most valuable players were Maiden senior Lauren Smith and Indian Jason Geisbrecht..

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For Micah Smith – It’s in the Blood

Seminole senior Micah Smith has kept himself busy this fall. He was in a school play and he runs cross country.

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Maidens Thump Midland Christian, Ranked 6th

The Seminole Maiden varsity basketball team is on a roll. Saturday at home the Tribe beat Midland Christian 66-9 for their fourth win against zero losses on the season.

“We did some good things in the game,” Maiden head coach Tri Danley said. “Our ball movement is better. It’s still early in the season.”

All of the Maidens scored in the game with senior Bret’Lei Dominguez leading all scorers with 12 points.

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Indians Fall To Rangers In Bi-District

The Seminole Indian football team lost to the Greenwood Rangers 50-20 Friday night in the Bi-District round of the UIL playoffs.

Things started out good for the Indians who got the ball first to open the game.

The Tribe picked up a few first downs, marched the ball down the field and then scored when senior quarterback River Powers hit fellow senior Preston Stevenson with a 15-yard pass for the first touchdown of the night. The extra point try was not good but Seminole was up 6-0.

That was to be the last lead that the Indians would have.