Mustang-Panther Football Stadium Lights Go Up
Mustang-Panther Football Stadium started this season in the dark, after one of its light poles toppled over before the first game.
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Mustang-Panther Football Stadium started this season in the dark, after one of its light poles toppled over before the first game.
Derian Hatcher from Scurry Rosser High School has been named the WingStop Scholar Athlete of the Month.
The Grapevine-Colleyville ISD is about to kick off its first football game of the school year, except it won't be at home like everyone was hoping. Instead, the game is being played at another stadium, in another district.
Before he officiated two high school games in West Texas last weekend, Amarillo businessman Wayne Bernier worked an NFL game between the Philadelphia Eagles and New York Jets.
High school football in Texas has hit a new high in Allen where the Eagles kicked off the start of the season in their new stadium, their new $60 million stadium.
Allen High School will have to take down defending state champions Southlake Carroll on Friday night if it's to open its new stadium with a win.
Some high school football fans admitted they were a little concerned about West Nile and being out at a time everyone is told to stay indoors.
A Central Texas high school football player is hospitalized in intensive care after suffering a stroke.
A nearly $60 million high school football stadium in North Texas has opened with a pep rally and introduction of the 2012 team.
With high school football about to get underway in Texas many parents are once again growing concerned about possible injuries to their kids.
The Associated Press 2012 preseason Texas high school football poll.
Lake Travis is second to defending 5A Division I champion Southlake Carroll in The Associated Press preseason Texas high school football poll released Thursday.
Hollywood is coming to North Texas, and looking for high school football players. The producers of an upcoming film will be in Southlake next month for an open casting call.
Football and band practices are already underway at many North Texas schools. And while heat is typically the only health worry, this year also brings the threat of West Nile.
Many high school students across North Texas will head back to practices for football and band on Monday morning, just as the Metroplex enters its 10th straight day in the triple digit heat.
