The Springtown Lady Porcupines outlasted the Stephenville Honeybees in last week’s Class 4A Division I area softball series played May 1-2 at Weatherford College. After the Honeybees won the first game 9-4, the Porcupines won Games 2 and 3 by 12-9 and 6-4.
The Stephenville Yellow Jackets, a baseball team that advanced to the regional championship series in each of the last four years, finished 2-8 in district and missed the playoffs this season.
The Stephenville softball team was looking to redeem itself as the Class 4A Division I playoffs began last week. The Honeybees accomplished that goal — at least for the bidistrict round — with a 6-4 and 22-7 sweep of a best-of-three series against the Big Spring Steers.
MS Trail Ride set for May 3 The Cowboy Capital MS Trail Ride will be celebrating its 28th MS Trail Ride, which is a fundraiser for Multiple Sclerosis and was the first trail ride in the nation to be sanctioned by the National Multiple Sclerosis Society as an official fundraiser. The event is set for 7 a.m.
Stephenville High School Area Champion Proficiency Awards and Star Americans were announced this week at Area IV Degree Check.
STEPHENVILLE — Tarleton State University’s rodeo teams closed the regular season in style this past weekend, each nailing down National Intercollegiate Rodeo Association Southwest Region titles at the 59th Annual Tarleton Stampede.
Losses to state-ranked Brock 10-1 and Brownwood 10-4 last week left the Stephenville Honeybees scrambling for a playoff berth in the District 6-4A softball race.
ABILENE – Major changes with relay foursomes isn’t something typically done at the high school level after the district track meet.
By Mike Lee ABILENE – The Stephenville boys’ track and field team gave a steady stream of impressive performances both in the field and running… Login to continue reading Login…
Officials with local agencies came together April 3 with a grim reminder for Erath County residents: Child abuse is among us.