Enjoying its first-ever trip to the state 7-on-7 tournament, Ponder made some waves Friday in College Station by advancing all the way to the … Read More
Although high school football season is still more than two months away, a pair of area football teams will have the chance to compete for a s…
Kailyn Head has a whole lot of memories and a stack of photos from the UIL state track meet.
The UIL state track meet begins on Thursday morning. The following is a list of qualifiers from the Denton area.
The Denton area's top boys basketball players from the 2021-2022 season
When KyeRon Lindsay wasn’t rattling rims or throwing opponents’ shots into the student section, the 6-foot-8 senior exhibited touch from behin…
More than two dozen Denton-area boys basketball players were recognized by their respective districts.
Caroline Lyles led Argyle to the state semifinals her only year on campus.
When Dallas Madison guard Pierre Hunter II tossed up a transition lob to Rodney Geter in a Class 3A Region II tournament quarterfinal on Tuesd…
Argyle and Ponder remain standing.
His retirement papers are filed, but Jimmy Avery hasn’t ruled out a return to coaching.
FORTH WORTH – Before Guyer could attempt a potential game-winning bucket in the closing seconds, Arlington Martin stole the opportunity.
FORT WORTH – Entering the fourth quarter of its 6A Region I semifinal with an eight-point lead, Braswell was in control of its playoff destiny.
Five Denton-area girls basketball teams span four classifications at five regional championship sites.
ARLINGTON — Lake Dallas is returning to the Class 5A regional semifinals.
LITTLE ELM — Ponder’s record is deceiving.
Eight Denton-area girls basketball teams reached the postseason.
AUBREY – When Rhet Bleemel wasn’t dribbling through and around Gainesville defenders, he was scoring.
THE COLONY — Carrollton Hebron is credited for one of Braswell’s two losses.
ARGYLE — Losing seniors is tough.
Pairings, locations and times of the of the bi-district round of the UIL girls basketball playoffs.
When it comes to Denton-area girls basketball, there’s quality and quantity.
