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Ennis football schedule nears finishing

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Football teams across the state continue to secure and finalize their schedules for the fall of 2020, though the University Interscholastic League will not allow the specifics to be published until Feb. 26. That provides time for any appeals made by teams unsatisfied with the recently announced district and regional realignments.

Lions near clinching playoff berth, top Waco

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A month after visiting Waco for a mid-day district make-up game on a Saturday in which the Maroon 5 laid an egg, it was a sweet Ennis pay back on Tuesday at the Ensign gym.

Lady Lions fade late, end season Tues.

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Their best outing of the district season wasn’t enough when visiting Waco University H.S. rallied to pin a 50-37 defeat on Ennis last Tuesday.

Gladiators are winding up as sked winds down

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Desmond Guy and Rolandrus Raindle have tagteamed as new coaches at Italy, each utilizing a spatula to turn over teams that had losing records just a year ago. In fact, the boys have reversed a 7-12 mark into what was 18-5 heading into last night’s away game at Malakoff Cross Roads.

Gladiators like new district digs

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Not nearly as dramatic as the 1992 movie, The Last of the Mohicans, but Italy High School surely felt left alone when the University Interscholastic League separated them from Bruceville-Eddy, Bosqueville, Riesel, Moody and Itasca during this week’s announced district realignment.

Realignment impacts some, Ennis, Ferris, Palmer stay put

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University Interscholastic League officials pulled the cover off of the redistricting plans for the next two years, releasing the division of schools based on new enrollment figures. Athletic Directors and coaches statewide gathered, some in large groups while others huddled among their own to learn of the information sent from the UIL headquarters in Austin.

Healthy Lions replenishing bullpen

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Kellen Monreal began his first season as skipper of the same team he once starred for, Ennis, with great energy and a 3-0-1 opening two weeks. The team’s lack of offense overcame a gutsy performance by a depleted pitching staff that suffered a season-ending injury to Texas A&M recruit, Kade Bragg.

During the Lions district season the Maroonclad locals scored just 30 runs in 11 games while surrendering 53. They hit .251, swiped 43 bases and had an even 3.00 ERA.

Ferris adding components into baseball upgrade

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Seeking an end to a five-year string of losing seasons, HC Joe West and Ferris begin a new season next week following a hard-working fall and winter by the Yellowjackets.

Diamond 'Dogs gearing up for another run

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Baseball has long been a strength in Palmer, enough that reaching the playoffs is a foregone conclusion. A year ago HC Joe Robinson and the Bulldogs rode a 19-8-2 mark, into the area round before falling in three games to Gunter (27-9-1). Along with staffers Tim Hoff and Judge Wolfe, Robinson appears to have yet another contender on the make this year.

Palmer has long-established itself as a baseball town and a perennial contender. Plus, they have built a winning district record for at least 10 consecutive years.

ENNIS ATHLETE OF THE WEEK 02/02/2020

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