Although the Seminole Maidens can beat the ball around the park, it may well be the other side of the game that proves decisive as district play comes into view.
SNYDER –An early offensive outburst washed away the taste of a shutout Thursday as the Seminole Indians bounced back to earn a split in the opening day of the Snyder
After getting doomed by a blow-up inning in a Tuesday loss at Lovington, the Seminole Maidens played shutdown and slam to get back on the winning track Thursday in the
Late runs proved the difference as the Seminole Indians held off a last-inning rally to defeat Reagan County, 8-6, in their finale of the Seminole Tournament at Robert Ryan Field.
Lightening at the plate and a shutdown performance in the circle paved the way for the Seminole Maidens to close the Seminole Tournament in high fashion. The Maidens thumped Presidio,
Spring success continued to come the way for the Seminole Indian tennis team with three championships and two runner-up finishes at Friday’s tournament in Level-land. With spring play predicated on
Keeping pace with their distaff counterparts, the Seminole Indians started to reap the rewards of a district-championship season with the announcement of All-District 4-4A selections for 2019. With an undefeated
Overcoming an admitted sloppy and mistake-filled first inning, the Seminoles Maiden crawled out of a hole Tuesday to rally past visiting Lubbock Roosevelt, 10-7, in non-district softball play. The win
