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
Seminole High School’s FACES (Fundamental Academic Curriculum for Exceptional Students) class competed against two teams from Frenship in their annual basketball competition on Saturday, February 23. This basketball tournament is only one of many Special Olympic events held through the year in which the FACES groups participate. The team placed third and each participant received a bronze medal. Teachers for the Seminole High class are Quincy Cronenworth and Coach Ronny Miller’; paraprofessional is Kim Gates.
LUBBOCK –Failure to adhere to detail, “sloppy” play and a determined foe combined to bring an end to the Seminole Indians hardwood season Friday with a 62-51 loss to Levelland
MIDLAND –A slow start begat a fast finish as the Seminole Maidens fashioned a four-game win streak to end the annual Midland ISD softball tournament.The Maidens dropped their two openers
In a sport that has undergone a revolutionary evolution during the past four decades, there has been at least one constant through almost 30 of those years – Leland Bearden
Sentinel Managing Editor The top of the order brought the lumber Monday to lead the Seminole Indians to a 12-4 pasting of visiting Abernathy in non-district diamond play at Robert
Maidens storm past Lady JacketsBy John CarsonMiscues opened the door Monday, and the Seminole Maidens raced through to blow past visiting Kermit, 17-7, in their 2019 home opener.With the game
The winter break from school gave new life to Carter Laramore. The Seminole High School graduate did not play for most of the first two months of the Trinity University
With three of the top four awards in hand and another trio named to the first team, the Seminole Maidens capped a playoff season by putting a distinctive black-and-gold hue
WOLFFORTH –Coach LelandBearden’s immediate epitaph for the Seminole Maidens season following Thursday’s Area playoff loss was succinct and painfully accurate.“Whenever shots don’t fall, this can be a brutal game,” he
