Bees to face Big Spring in bidistrict volleyball
The Stephenville Honeybees are scheduled to face the Big Spring Lady Steers in their bidistrict volleyball match at 6 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 5, at Jim Ned High School in Tuscola.
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Big pass plays help Jackets topple Lampasas 42-31
LAMPASAS – Quarterback Ryan Gafford passed for 261 yards and five touchdowns Friday as the No. 4-ranked Stephenville Yellow Jackets beat the Lampasas Badgers 42-31… Login to continue reading Login…
Jackets pass the Belief test, blank Marble Falls 63-0 in district opener
By Mike Lee mllee@cherryroad.com STEPHENVILLE – A silver lining in Stephenville’s 46-point nondistrict loss to Louisiana power Ruston two weeks ago is that allowed the… Login to continue reading Login…
Jackets use bye week to heal, recuperate
The No. 4-ranked Stephenville Yellow Jackets used their bye week Oct. 7-11 to heal, recharge their batteries and work on techniques that sometimes get lost in the weekly scramble of preparing for new opponents.
Bees hitting road in 6-4A volleyball schedule
The Stephenville Honeybees will test themselves on the road next week in the District 6-4A volleyball race with away games at state-ranked Glen Rose on Tuesday, Oct. 22, and at Brownwood on Friday, Oct. 25.
Texan Football slotted top-10 in both national rankings
STEPHENVILLE — Tarleton State Football keeps winning, and Tarleton State Football keeps climbing the national polls. The Texans were slotted in the top-10 in both of the prominent FCS national polls on Monday, spotted No.
Hicks earns preseason All-WAC honors for second time
STEPHENVILLE — Tarleton State senior Freddy Hicks earned preseason All-WAC honors ahead of his final season, the league office announced on Tuesday. Hicks is less than three weeks away from donning a Texan jersey for his fourth season.
Tarleton State men continue fall run with win at Clarendon
STEPHENVILLE — Tarleton State University’s men’s rodeo team continued its run through the fall National Intercollegiate Rodeo Association (NIRA) Southwest Region season with a first-place effort last weekend at the Clarendon College Rodeo.
Tooley wins district XC title; Bees advance to regional
BROCK — Stephenville sophomore Jacoby Tooley won the boys’ individual title, and the Stephenville girls finished third as a team and qualified for regional during Monday’s District 6-4A cross country meet.
Bees hosting two 6-4A volleyball matches next week
The Stephenville Honeybees are playing catchup in the District 6-4A volleyball race after falling 3-1 to Glen Rose last Friday, Oct. 4.