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Maiden offense sparks sweep at Big Spring

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BIG SPRING – In one of the biggest offensive outputs of the season, the Seminole Maidens got back on the winning track Saturday with a 3-0 sweep of Big Spring

Maidens keep improving in loss at Frenship

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FRENSHIP– The learning curve for the young Seminole Maidens on the volleyball court continued Tuesday in a 3-0 sweep by host Frenship in non-district play.

The loss was the sixth in the last seven matches for the Maidens and 13th in the last 15 as they dropped to 5-19.

Despite set finals that indicated a blowout – 10-25, 17-25, 12-25 – the Maidens kept taking steps forward as a predominantly new roster gains experience.

Netters end gauntlet stretch with 7-1 loss

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LUBBOCK – A midseason murders’ row on the tennis schedule came to end Tuesday when Lubbock Cooper smacked visiting Seminole, 17-1, in non-district action.

The loss stretched the Tribe’s losing streak to a season long four matches and evened their overall record at 6-6.

“Lubbock Cooper was just one of those matches that the overall score did not show how close and hard-fought that almost every match at every position was for us,” Seminole coach Kevin Gersbach said.

Indians ‘grow up’ at Idalou, 22-21

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IDALOU – A late touchdown backed a staunch, second-half defense Friday to lift the Seminole Indians to a 22-21 win over Idalou.

The Tribe answered a Wildcat fourth-quarter score with the game-winner to move to 2-0 on the season. Idalou drops to 1-1.

“It was far from perfect,” Seminole coach Ty Palmer said. “We turned the ball over four times, and we made some mistakes defesively, as well. Credit Idalou on all of that. They have a good football team.

‘Ground and Pound’ Cats await Indians in Idalou

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Do not let the fact the Seminole Indians take a step down in classification this week taint expectations for Friday’s second game of 2019 football season. 

Youth key word for Tribe cross country

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Youth and inexperience top the list as the Seminole Indian and Maiden cross country teams prepare to open their 2019 campaigns. 

Opening win gives Indians lots to build on

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For a season opener, Seminole’s win over Lubbock High last week was just about what any coach, team or player might want.

Netters suffer third straight loss

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Seminole Sentinel Three-quarters of the way through a four-match gauntlet, the Seminole Indians saw their losing streak hit a season high with a 16-3 loss Tuesday to Class 5A Lubbock

Maidens swept, continue improvements

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The experience train keeps chugging for the young Seminole Maidens after 3-0 loss to Greenwood on Tuesday. In falling 14-25, 13-25, 22-25, the Maidens have lost five of their last

Tribe overwhelms Westerners 57-7

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LUBBOCK – It took only three offensive plays for the Seminole Indians to score all the points they would need Thursday in what turned into a 57-7 romp past Lubbock