Sports

Aqua Tribe Splits Duel Meet with Pecos

The Seminole Aqua Tribe swim teams dueled with the Pecos Eagles Saturday and the Maidens came away with a victory.

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SHS Sports Highlights

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Giesbrecht Triplets are Rackets Up

Some relationships made in high school or the military can result in bonds that are liken to brothers and sisters. For seniors Jason, Justin and James Giesbrecht, that bond has existed all their lives – literally before they were born.

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Davis Heading to State Cross Country Meet

Seminole senior Hailey Davis has a date in Round Rock November 24th.

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Indians Draw Greenwood in Bi-District First Round

FRI 7 p.m.

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Volleyball Players Selected to All District

Four Seminole Maiden volleyball players were given All District honors.

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Maidens Hammer Permian for 1st Win

The Seminole Maiden basketball team hosted and played their first game Saturday against the Odessa Permian Renegades.

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Indians Make Playoffs With Victory

The Seminole Indian football team left everything on the field Friday night at Wigwam Stadium in a game that will be remembered for years to come.

The Indians beat the Levelland Lobos 49-48 to secure third place in the district and a chance to play again next week in a bi-district match-up with Greenwood.

The game started out slow with each team scoring a touchdown in the first quarter. The score was 8-6.

The Lobos scored again at the beginning of the second quarter to make the score 16-6 but then the Tribe caught fire.

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Tribe Tennis Goes Down Fighting

The Seminole Indian tennis team lost their UIL Regional Semi-final match Friday to Hereford 10-0.

The Tribe lost all of their doubles matches early and could not stage the comeback they needed in the singles matches.

“Hereford is a top ranked team in state and they played like that today,” Seminole head tennis coach Dylan Strickland said. “We had a good chance in three of those doubles matches but could not get it done.”