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Another new coach to crank up camp sessions

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For the second straight week, a Seminole High School (SHS) coach will be conducting their first camp as head coach when the Maiden Volleyball Camp hits the gym. After new

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Girls Cross Country sets meeting date The Seminole Maiden cross country team will hold a meeting Tuesday, June 18 at 9:30 a.m., in the Seminole High School practice gyms. If

Maiden hoop camp ready to the floor

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Now that the annual Indian Basketball Camp is in the books, distaff cagers will get a chance to learn, hone and shine as the Maiden Basketball Camp readies to run.

The camp is set to open its four-day stint Monday at the Seminole High School (SHS) gym.

Sessions for incoming third-ninth graders will run from 9 a.m.-noon through Thursday and will provide players – as well as the community – to get their first look at new Maiden mentor Tri Danley.

Indian hoops have ‘best camp ever’

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For Seminole Indians basketball coach David Williams, this week provided a month’s worth of exercise as he spent three hours each morning shuttling back and forth between the high school’s two gymnasiums.

Yet, he really did not mind because the reason behind all his activity was a full house for the annual Indians Basketball Camp.

“It was great,” Williams said. “We had more than 90 kids take part. This has been the best camp during the five years I have been here.

Maiden future shows in postseason honors

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Left with the prospects of filling holes from a district-champion 2018 roster, the Seminole Maidens were potentially staring at a rebuilding year on the diamond in 2019.

An array of new, young faces dominated the lineup with five freshmen and a sophomore being among the team’s regular, season-long starters.

That youth movement did experience some bumps along the road, but the road ended up in the playoffs with Bi-District and Area wins before closing with the team’s first appearance in the Region 1 quarterfinals since 2009 – and second ever.

Tribe football ‘bigger’ than coaching change

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The Seminole High School (SHS) athletic world – and arguably the Seminole community as a whole – was thrown for a proverbial loop last month when Indian head football coach and boys athletic director Kent Jackson announced his retirement.

The move came without much forewarning and left many wondering what would happen to a Tribe grid program that had put together the best three-year run in school history.

Where that uncertain road may lead was given some direction when in quick fashion Indian co-offensive coordinator Ty Palmer was named to take the reins of the program.

The Seminole Maiden volleyball

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The Seminole Maiden volleyball team hosted a car wash and bake sale Thursday in the parking lot of First Baptist Church to help raise funds for team members to attend camp this summer. Left, Erin Lentz puts some elbow grease into removing bugs from a bumper, while, above, Kasey Long finishes off cleaning a windshield, and, right, Kenia Klassen sprays it up to put a shine on the chrome.

Diamond Tribe gets ‘over the hump’ in 2019

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Despite back-to-back losses that brought an end to the season, the Seminole Indians turned the proverbial corner on the diamond in 2019. While ending the season with defeats leaves a

Future bright for diamond Maidens

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Unless a state championship trophy is in hand, every high school athletic team that makes the postseason sees its season end with a loss. Subsequently, the disappointment of that usually

What might have been proves invaluable experience

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For Seminoles Cason Johnson, the UILClass 4AState Golf Tournament was the epitome of standing at the door, but not being able to cross the threshold. Johnson put together rounds of