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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

Football: Seminole, Big Spring Preview Online This Week

Due to space limitations in today’s Seminole Sentinel, this week’s football Seminole vs. Big Spring District 2-4A, Div. I preview story will be found exclusively online at Seminole-Sentinel.com. Kickoff is

VOLLEYBALL: Maidens Overcome Scare, Top San Elizario in Bi-District Playoff

FORT STOCKTON --  In the 2018 regular season, the Seminole Maidens were 13-2 when leading after the first set of play.

Those odds almost didn't work into the Maidens favor on Tuesday evening, as SHS rebounded after squandering a 2-0 set led to fall to the San Elizario Lady Eagles, to secure a 3-2 Class 4A Bi-District volleyball title in play held Monday evening at the at Fort Stockton High School's Williams Special Events Center. 

Maidens to Face San Elizario in 4A Bi-District Playoff

SHS Volleyball

Football: A Dominant Performance

SAN ANGELO -- The Seminole Indians flexed their muscles early and often Friday evening, posting 41 points and 340 yards of total offense in the first half of pay en route to a 55-6 rout of the San Angelo Lake View Chiefs to open District 2-4A, Div. I play at San Angelo Stadium.

SHS (4-3 overall, 1-0 in 2-4A, Div. I) rushed for 261 yards in the first half of play and finished with 412 yards of total offense -- a season high -- against the Chiefs (1-7 overall, 0-1 in 2-4A, Div. I).

VOLLEYBALL: Seminole Falls to Andrews in 5 Sets

The Seminole Maidens couldn't capitalize on the momentum built after taking a 2-1 match lead over rival Andrews Tuesday evening, as the Lady Mustangs secured victories in the fourth and deciding fifth sets of play in a heated District 2-4A regular season finale held Tuesday evening at the Seminole High School Gymnasium.

Seminole's loss and Andrews' win forged a tie between the two programs for second place in the 2-4A standings, after the Monahans Lady Loboes secured an outright district title claim following a straight-set victory over the Fort Stockton Prowlers.

Basketball: Indians Ranked 17th in TABC Pre-Season Polls

SUGAR LAND -- Months removed from their first state tournament appearance since 1999, the Seminole Indians will start off the 2018-19 season among the state's top-25 ranked schools in the Class 4A division.

Seminole, which lost in the Class 4A State Semifinal round of the 2017-18 UIL playoffs will start off their 2018-19 season as the 17th-ranked team in the 4A ranks, according to a pre-season poll released by the Texas Association of Basketball Coaches.

Getting Down to Business

Seminole Indian Football

Except for a select few individuals working with the University Interscholastic League, no one knew what would be in store for the 2018-2020 realignment process.

For Seminole ISD Athletic Director/Head Football Coach Kent Jackson, he did know his Indian football program would be making the jump from the Division II to Division I ranks in the 4A Classification. Thanks-in-part to a preliminary release of school numbers in the months prior to the February 1, 2018 district realignment announcement.