The University Interscholastic League has amended its previous suspension of activities in response to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic but held off, for now, canceling what’s yet to be finished.
Holland baseball coach Patrick Kruger gets his share of text messages from players, who mostly want to know one thing.
“They just ask, ‘When are we going to get back to our daily lives of school, practice, games?’” Kruger said Tuesday.
Temple’s girls soccer team walked off the Wildcat Stadium turf March 6 after a 2-0 victory over Waco. It was a third straight win for the Lady Wildcats that put them in a tie for third place in District 12-6A and essentially one triumph away from clinching a playoff spot.
AUSTIN — In response to the coronavirus pandemic and the state’s increased efforts to stem the spread, the University Interscholastic League on Thursday extended its suspension of all UIL sanctioned competitions by more than a month, announcing the earliest high schools can resume games, mee…
Stadiums and arenas around the world are empty for now, and next week most local high school fields and facilities will be, too.
The jolt felt across the world and national sporting landscape because of concern over COVID-19 continued to trickle down to the local level Friday.
Less than 24 hours after facing one of District 12-6A’s elite softball teams, the Temple Tem-Cats were back in action to face off against the team that has the longest playoff drought in the district.
BELTON — Spring break softball in the rain? Seven entertaining innings later, the Tem-Cats and Lady Tigers said, sure, no problem.
Serena Cerda has developed a knack for putting away games for the Temple Lady Wildcats this season. Well, at least when it comes to contests against Waco.
One week after pitching a no-hitter to open District 12-6A play, Temple’s Aaron Wagaman was back on the hill eager to match his early brilliance.
TRACK AND FIELD: Wildcats, Tem-Cats win 11 events at Temple Relays
BELTON — Aaron Wagaman has been pitching since he was 9 years old, but nothing the Temple junior right-hander has ever done on a mound can top what he achieved in Tuesday night’s season and District 12-6A baseball opener against rival Belton.
WACO — Temple remained relentless, hit the floor for loose balls, forced turnovers and grabbed gritty rebounds, all the necessary extra-effort plays required when involved in a win-or-go-home tangle.
For Temple first-year softball head coach Le-Net Franklin, getting a victory in her home debut was nice, but what was far better was guiding the Tem-Cats to their first District 12-6A win.
BELTON — Kirsten Bush watched her shot from close range sail high over the crossbar and out of bounds, an all too familiar result for the Belton Lady Tigers against the Temple Lady Wildcats on Tuesday night. The junior forward didn’t think a chance for redemption would come so soon, but then…
