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Indian explosive plays an artillery barrage

LUBBOCK –In football lexicon, an explosive play is one that gains 20-or-more yards. That being the case, the Seminole Indians left Lowery Field looking like it had been through a

Opportunity is there for Tribe netters

The metaphorical brass ring is there for the taking in 2019 for the Seminole Indian tennis team. After putting pressure on Andrews’ reign as tennis’ top dog in the district

Maidens rebuilding on volleyball front

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If fans have a hard time recognizing most of the Seminole Maiden volleyball team that is understandable. There are new faces and familiar faces in different places from the top

Gaines 4-H shooters bag big bucks

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It was not dove, quail or even pheasant being bagged at the 2019 District 2 Pete Peterson Invitational 4-H Trap and Sheet Shoot. Instead, the 109 participants in the area

CHIEFS at heart of football program

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When former Seminole High School football coach and athletic director Kent Jackson joined the SISD in April of 2014, he brought with him a program that would not only change

Opener like ‘Christmas’ for Palmer, Tribe

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With preseason drills and a pair of scrimmages behind them, the Seminole Indians are ready for toe to meet leather when the 2019 football season kicks off Thursday. The Tribe will face Lubbock High at Lowery Fieldin Lubbock’s Capital-Plains Park to open the year in the head coaching debut of Ty Palmer.

“I am very excited to get this journey with these guys started,” said Palmer, who ascended to the Tribe’s top spot when former coach Kent Jackson announced his retirement in the spring. “I have told them several times, this is their team. I just get to drive the boat.

Collegiate Catch-Up

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Runner Cas Moore has found her comfort zone. The Seagraves resident competes in cross country and track and field for Lubbock Christian University. In past years she was projected for

Netters have rough ride in Panhandle

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Apair of Saturday matches in the Panhandle against state-ranked opponents may prove a bit of a blessing in disguise after the Seminole Indians were spanked by Canyon and Hereford in

Experience train keeps chugging for Maidens

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The learning curve for the young Seminole Maidens continued on the volleyball court with a 1-3 full-match finish and additional one-set victory in the Lubbock Varsity Tournament. As a plethora

Staying the Course

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The seemingly oxymoronic combination of transition and staying the course has sights set high as the Seminole Indians prepare to open the 2019 football season. The Tribe has a new