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The Wills Point Tigers had their hands full last week, hosting an explosive Athens squad that entered play with a perfect 3-0 record. Athens would go on to tally another win against the Tigers, holding Wills Point scoreless for a second consecutive game in a 41-0 shutout win.
Read moreThe Wills Point Lady Tigers hit the court just once last week, tangling with Quitman in a contest at home Sept. 14.
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The Tiger tennis program continued to shine last week, running their overall season record to 13-1 overall with a 16-3 rout of Bullard Sept. 16.
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The Wills Point Tiger tennis team has been virtually automatic on the court in 2021, tallying win after win regardless of which players might be available on any given day. Last week proved to be no exception, as Wills Point improved to 12-1 on the season with an 18-1 rout of Spring Hill followed by a 19-0 sweep of Groesbeck.
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The Wills Point Tiger cross country program made its first of two scheduled stops in Canton last week, racing at the Running Eagles’ annual Henry Lewis Memorial Invitational Sept. 11.
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The Mabank Panthers rode a strong first half on their way to a huge shutout win over the Wills Point Tigers Sept. 10 on the road. The Panthers exploded for 28 points in the second quarter as they dominated the Tigers 49-0 to stay undefeated on the season.
Read moreI love coaching football and I have many people to thank for my opportunity. I want to say thank you to the men and women who have fought to allow me to do what I love, the first responders keeping us safe daily, and of course the people I work with each day. Why is it hard for some people to say thank you? Words of appreciation seem to be hard for some people to say to others.
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How about the cooler mornings we’ve been enjoying the past week or so? Each year I look forward to mid September when I know we have those sweltering summer days officially whipped. Oh, the heat is not over, those of us that have spent a lifetime in Texas know that. We’ll have a few more hot days but the nighttime cooling temperatures will become more common as the month progresses and within a few weeks, if we get outside just after a passing cool front, chances are very good we will hear the wavering cry of migrating white front geese, the first to wing they way down from the northern climes where they spend the summer raising their young.
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