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The Wills Point Lady Tigers officially saw their 2019- ’20 season draw to a close last week, hitting the court a final time in Van Feb. 11.
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The Ford High School Blue Belles won grand champion, best in the category in Modern, Kick, and Novelty, Judges Award, Sweepstakes, and an Applause Award for their Modern routine today in Showtime’s Dallas Dance Spectacular Competition in Wylie. Additionally, three soloists won first division medals including Mackenzie Wisdom, Tori Scott, and Trichelle Meador. Belles Director Sera Brown stated, “Congratulations to the team. I’m so proud of them. They have worked so hard for this!” Courtesy photo
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The Wills Point Tigers have spent plenty of time on the road in recent weeks, closing out this year’s district slate with three consecutive road dates in Van, Canton and Athens to end the 2019-’20 season.
Read moreCatfish anglers from several states will travel to W. Tawakoni, TX and Lake Tawakoni for a King Kat Tournament Trail event presented by Bass Pro Shops Cabela’s. Local and traveling anglers will be vying for cash, prizes, and an opportunity to compete at the 2020 King Kat Classic which will feature a guaranteed payout of $120,000 in cash and prizes.
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The Tiger tennis team opened the tournament season by playing in the Kilgore Invitational Tournament Feb. 7. Wills Point had a strong showing overall, placing second at the tournament behind the Lindale Eagles.
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The Wills Point Lady Tigers were in action twice last week, continiuing District 14-4A play with a road trip to Brownsboro followed by the final home game of the year against Mabank three days later.
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The Wills Point Tigers saw their district record drop to 0-7 overall last week, suffering a pair of setbacks to traditional basketball powers Brownsboro and Mabank in successive contests.
Read moreThe wait officially ended for county athletic programs Feb. 3 with the UIL announcing district realignments for football and other athletic activities for the 2020-’21 and 2021-’22 school years. Despite the hopes that some teams would be re united in district play, namely Edgewood and Grand Saline in football, the UIL went a different direction by keeping several longtime rivals separated.
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