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Indians Looking to Cement Playoff Seeding

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The Seminole Indians will play their last home game of the season Friday night when they host the Perryton Rangers at Wigwam Stadium.

The Indians are 3-5 overall and 1-1 in District 2-4A .

The Rangers are 2-6 overall and also 1-1 in district play.

“This is an important game for us,” Seminole Head Football Coach and Boy’s Athletic Director Greg Poyner said. “With a win we cement a two seed in the playoffs.”

Because it is the last regular season game, it will be senior night for the Indians and those ceremonies will be done before the game starting at 6:30 p.m.

Cross Country Teams Finish at Regionals

The Seminole Maiden cross country team and Indian Landon Elder competed Monday in Lubbock at Mae Simmons Park at the UIL Region I Cross Country Meet.

While no Maiden or Indian quali fied for the state meet, the Tribe competed well.

“Landon finished 76th out of 175, running a time of 18:30,” Indian Head Cross Country Coach Eldon Smith said. “He had a great season.”

“The girls ran well,” Maiden Head Cross Country Coach Allyson Contreres said. “Four of the seven girls that competed in Lubbock ran a personal best.”

Aqua Tribe Team Competes at Monahans

The Seminole Aqua Tribe teams competed late last week at the Monahans Invitational Meet against seven other schools.

The Maiden team finished in fourth place and the Indian team finished in fifth place. As a complete team, the Aqua Tribe finished in fourth place.

RESULTS:

Womens 200 Free: Ana Nevarez, 2:24.91, 2nd place; Megan Neufeld, 2:29.88, 4th place.

Mens 200 Free: Shayne Howard, 2:20.33, 4th place.

Womens 50 Free: Stormy Coon, 34.78, 9th place.

Men 50 Free: Clayton Lee, 25.38, 3rd place.

Senior Maidens Beat Monahans for First Time

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The Seminole Maiden seniors celebrated their last volleyball game on their home court Saturday by beating Mo-nahans 3-0. For the group of seniors, it was the first time they had beaten Monahans in the four years they had faced them.

Tuesday night, the Tribe traveled to Greenwood for the last game of the regular season and lost 3-1. The Maidens finished second in district and now await the news of who they will play in bi-district competition and where that match will be played.

Indians Defense Skunks Bulldogs 27-0

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The Seminole Indian football team beat the Borger Bulldogs Friday night 27-0.

After a four plus hour dive north to Borger, the Tribe got off the bus and was ready to play.

While the offense did their job scoring two touchdowns in both the second and the third quarter, it was the Seminole defense that won the night.

The Tribe won the toss and elected to defer to the second half. The Bulldog offense started it off and made a first down.

The Indian defense however forced them to punt after that.

Longhorns Lose 1st Game to Klondike

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LOOP - The Loop Longhorns hosted the Klondike Cougars in their district opener Friday at home.

The Longhorns came into the game with an undefeated record of 7-0, and the Cougars were sitting at 6-1.

The Longhorns started off slow and the Cougars took advantage quickly, with three unanswered touchdowns in the first seven minutes of the game.

Klondike gave no room for Loop to breathe on the next possession by forcing a fumble by and running it back for a touchdown.

Indians Looking to Even District Record on the Road

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The Seminole Indians will return to the gridiron this Friday when they travel north to Borger to take on the Bulldogs.

Borger brings a 2-5 record into the game and is 1-1 in District 2-4A play.

The Indians and Bulldogs have played two common teams in Palo Duro and Estacado, with both teams losing those games.

Last week, Borger was smashed by Estacado 62-

0. “They (Borger) got behind big early and then it just snowballed on them,” Seminole head football coach and boy’s athletic director Greg Poynor said. “They are a better team than that.”

Maidens Ride Mustangs to Victory

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ANDREWS - The Seminole Maidens snatched victory from the jaws of defeat Tuesday night when they defeated the Andrews Mustangs 3-2.

To say that nothing went right for the Tribe in the first two sets would be an understatement. The Maidens were up in the first set 20-19 when the Mustangs caught them at 20. The two teams battled to 22-22 and then Andrews scored the last three points to win 22-25. The second set was just about a carbon

Maidens Beat Ft. Stockton - 6-1 in District

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The Seminole Maiden volleyball team made short work of the Ft. Stockton Prowlers Friday night at home, winning in three straight sets.

Ft. Stockton scored the first point of the match and was even at 2-2 when the Maidens put the hammer down.

Midway into the first set the Tribe led 15-4, scoring five straight points off of senior Avery Moore’s serve.

Seminole went on to win the first set 25-10.

The second set was a little closer, but not by much.

Tribe Tennis Exits in Area Round

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Maiden senior Alyssa Gonzales serves while Angie Klassen sets up to return any comebacks during their doubles match Friday against San Elizario in the Area competition of the UIL playoffs. The Tribe lost the match 5-10, bringing their fall season to a close