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Blooming Grove rolls, 48-8, now 4-4

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Blooming Grove churned out 417 yards of total offense and squashed the Gateway Gators, 48-8, Friday in The Grove. The win for the blue-clad Lions leveled their overall record at

Lady Lions set for bi-district volleyball playoffs

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Ennis finished the regular season with a 19-13 record, good for fourth in District 14-5A. While it punches their ticket to the state playoffs, it comes with an automatic date

STAYING IN THE BLACK

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Two straight years the Scurry-Rosser at Palmer football game was hard-hit with a deluge of rain that forced the location of the contest to move from a lush natural grass surface to Scurry-Rosser’s quick-draining artificial turf. And for a second consecutive season the Wildcats were hard-hit by the Bulldogs in a 51-21 blowout. It was 39-0 a year ago.

Played in cool temperatures in the mid 40’s not counting horizontal rain and windy conditions, the guests wore all-black and kept their winning ways in the same color.

Waddle’s ‘Dogs hungry for second title-bone

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2019 Palmer Bulldogs

There was a time when seeing Palmer appear as the football opponent had a much different meaning than it does today. Likened to a palm, the underneath side of a vulnerable hand, a symbol of yielded surrender, has turned over during the coaching tenure of Don Waddle.

Lions tennis reaches regional semi-finals

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Eleven wins in a row, including another district championship, came to an end on Thursday morning when No. 2 ranked Frisco Lebanon Trail swept No. 25 Ennis in the Regional Semi-Finals behind a 10-0 verdict.

The Lions ended the fall team tennis season at 11-3. Veteran HC Keith Howard said afterwards the No. 2 team in the state played the part well, taking a handful of doubles matches as well as every singles event.

Ennis VB enter playoffs

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Following a third consecutive winning season, Ennis has qualified for the playoffs. They dropped a tough match at Midlothian (22-16) on Tuesday and were at Joshua (25-15) on Friday night. Both teams are playoff bound behind District 14-5A champion Red Oak (31-10).

SENIOR HOOPSTERS

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Ennis girls began basketball practice this week. Now in his 14th season as HC David Kilpatrick has five seniors, including (left-to-right) Cormeshia Brown, Kaylen Smith, De'anquneshia Massey, Leah Harris and Lexies Walker. The boys open preseason practices on Oct. 30.

2019 Ennis Pee Wee Homecoming

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Ennis in three-way battle for district crown

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Three weeks remain in the regular season and for the nine schools in District 8-5A, they all have either two-games-and-a-bye or three league contests. Ennis has this week off before

Cool and the gang

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Unexpected as winter thunder has been the building of the Ennis volleyball program under Kelly Henderson. Over the past 10 years winning seasons have not been as frequent as finishing