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The summer officially came to a close for student-athletes participating in cross country, tennis, football and volleyball last week with workouts for all four kicking off.
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Unseasonably cool weather and cloudy skies provided the perfect backdrop as the Tiger football program held its first two-a-day workout at Ken Autry Davis Field Aug. 2. Wills Point is scheduled to scrimmage at home against Spring Hill Aug. 13 at 6 p.m. and on the road at Palestine Aug. 19 at 7 p.m. before kicking off the year against Bullard Brook Hill Aug. 27. Photo by David Kapitan
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I love striper fishing at Texoma during the dead of winter, using oversized jigs to entice greedily feeding stripers that drive bait to the surface and eat like there is no tomorrow. The sight of a few hundred sea gulls dipping and diving over a several acres of feeding stripers is the stuff great fishing memories are made of. I also like catching them in midsummer during the first few hours of the day when they are feeding upon shad that have completed their spawn and dispersed to the waters of the mid to lower lake.
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I love fishing for, catching and eating catfish throughout the year. During the winter months fishing for blue catfish is at its peak and lakes such as Tawakoni and Texoma produce some jumbo size blues. But summer is prime time for ‘action’ catfishing, a time when limits of ‘eater’ catfish is often the norm. I do a good bit of trotlining for catfish in the summer. A short trotline with 25 hooks baited with cut bait or fresh liver is a good way to put fillets in the cooler. While waiting for my line to produce I usually fish from the bank with rod and reel.
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The Wills Point Tiger athletic program has been kept busy throughout the summer, hosting a series of camps in a variety of disciplines as well as their annual Summer Tiger program. Despite the blistering temperatures, enthusiasm and attendance have remained high. The fall athletic season is scheduled to kick off in earnest Aug. 2 with the first two-a-day workouts of the year. Photo by David Kapitan
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The Canton Eagles were the cream of the crop once again in District 14-4A this season, winning their fourth consecutive district title. Not surprisingly, competing coaches bestowed a district-high four Superlative recognitions on the program including MVP, Defensive MVP, Newcomer of the Year and Coach of the Year.
Read moreThe University Interscholastic League Legislative Council met June 15 to make decisions on proposed rule changes in UIL academics, athletics, music and policy.
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The Wills Point High School Athletic Department has kept busy throughout the summer months, hosting camps in a variety of disciplines including baseball, softball, basketball and tennis.
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