Late-game free throws from Charles Hervey was the difference-maker as the Nacogdoches Dragons held off a late comeback from the Jacksonville Indians to capture a 46-44 win for their first district win of the season Friday night in Dragon Coliseum.
Looking to stay in at least a tie for third place in the District 21-3A standings, while hosting their annual homecoming contest at Stephen F. Austin's William R. Johnson Coliseum, the Central Heights Blue Devils opened up a double-digit lead by the half Friday night. The Devils then saw win…
The Central Heights Lady Blue Devils celebrated their 2021 Homecoming contest by playing in a large venue so their fans would have a chance to come out and cheer on their squad. The result was CHHS building a 38-8 halftime lead and then shutting out Corrigan-Camden in the final two quarters …
SATURDAY, JAN. 16
Anyone who likes a good story about a young hunter and a salty ol’ whitetail buck is sure to love the tale behind the Rains County whopper Jared Bagley, of Emory, brought down with his bow and arrow during the early days of the 2020-21 Archery Only season.
The 2021 Toyota ShareLunker program is off and running. Texas Parks & Wildlife’s spawning and genetics research program accepted two Legacy Class entries from Sam Rayburn and Lake Austin in less than a week.
HOUSTON — It’s a perfect time for a change for the “Texas 4.”
(With the complex move of Stephen F. Austin, Sam Houston State, Lamar and Abilene Christian, along with Southern Utah, to the Western Athletic Conference, there are a number of questions that arise. Here are some common questions about the move and their answers, provided by the WAC.):
Kyle Keller watched his Stephen F. Austin Lumberjack basketball team rise to a new level Wednesday night, forcing 19 Central Arkansas turnovers and turning them into 34 points on the offensive end as the ‘Jacks opened up a 12-point halftime lead and then cruised to a 95-69 Southland Conferen…
After recording a pair of 59-point home wins to begin Southland Conference action, the Stephen F. Austin Ladyjacks hit the road for the first time on Wednesday to see how they would fare away from the friendly confines of William R. Johnson Coliseum.
The 20th-ranked Douglass Indians stayed on the heels of the 13th-ranked Garrison Bulldogs in the District 22-2A chase, improving to 17-1 on the year, while moving their league mark to 5-1 by hitting 7-of-12 (58.3%) from behind the three-point arc in a 69-41 win over Woden on the road in Wode…
