Friday afternoon, the University Interscholastic League, the governing body of public high school athletics in Texas, provided guidance for limited summer strength and conditioning activities to school athletic offices.
Friday afternoon, the University Interscholastic League, the governing body of public high school athletics in Texas, provided guidance for limited summer strength and conditioning activities to school athletic offices.
The Texas Association of Soccer Coaches released its 2020 all-region and all-state teams on Saturday, and several area players were honored.
Since becoming a young child, Copperas Cove’s Adora Lumpkin has had her sights set on going to college.
Eliezer Santos, a Copperas Cove soccer player, looked to the sky when deciding where to attend college.
A four-year starter on the Shoemaker Grey Wolves volleyball team is heading to Temple College to continue her athletic and academic career.
It seemed like the ideal opportunity for Copperas Cove standout senior wide receiver Jaylin Smith.
Copperas Cove senior wide receiver Jaylin Smith, seated, signed with New Mexico Military Institute during a ceremony at his home last week.
One doesn’t score 1,000 points for her high school basketball team and become a four-year fixture on the all-district team without earning some options to continue playing at the collegiate level.
Killeen Independent School District’s four high schools on Wednesday celebrated the ceremonial signings for 44 seniors scheduled to continue their education and athletics at the college level in an unprecedented livestreamed social media session.
Copperas Cove senior Alexis Honts, seated, signs her paperwork to play soccer at Houston-Victoria during a signing ceremony on Tuesday.
Former Harker Heights baseball star Daniel Cole on Friday announced via Twitter that he would continue his academic and playing career at Lamar University.
A midfielder on the Copperas Cove Lady Dawgs soccer team has signed a letter of intent this week to continue playing soccer in college at the University of Houston-Victoria.
Ellison High School had 10 athletes sign their national letters of intent to compete in college athletics during a virtual signing day event on Wednesday.
Shoemaker High School saw 11 athletes commit to competing in college athletics through a Facebook live signing day on Wednesday.
It was a joyous day for six student-athletes of Killeen High School Wednesday, as they signed letters of intent to compete at the collegiate level — one of them signing to participate in two sports.
Seventeen student-athletes from five sports signed their names indicating their intent to continue their athletic careers in college.
Killeen Independent School District is hosting its virtual signing day today for some of its athletes.
Copperas Cove’s Maddie Miller was on the cusp of making history in the Lady Dawg golf program.
The end of the high school baseball season was a gut punch for nearly everyone. But perhaps no team felt the sting more than Shoemaker.
Copperas Cove High School senior shooting guard Isaiah Sobers will play basketball at Midland University next season. Sobers had his signing ceremony on Friday.
Lampasas standout wide receiver Michael Murray Jr. on Sunday announced via Twitter he has committed to New Mexico.
Former Ellison basketball star Dajuan Jones on Sunday announced via Twitter that he will continue his college career at the University of Arkansas at Monticello.
Copperas Cove wrestler Landon Robison is flying high after signing to compete at the University of the Ozarks in Clarksville, Arkansas.
Dozens of senior athletes at Killeen Independent School District’s four high schools are expected to sign letters of intent to continue their athletic careers collegiately.
It was a tough 2020 season for the Florence boys soccer team, but better days appear to be on the horizon.
A Copperas Cove track athlete is headed to Kansas to continue her athletic and academic career at Hutchinson Community College.
An Ellison High School senior is headed to Arkansas to further her athletic and academic career at the University of Arkansas-Fort Smith.
Befitting a squad that was headed to the playoffs, the Salado boys soccer team was well represented on the All-District 27-4A Team.
Copperas Cove volleyball coach Cari Lowery has taken a lot of road trips in a storied career that has seen her rack up more than 800 victories.
It might seem pointless to pick an all-district team when nearly three-fourths of the 16-game league season was canceled.
The normal spring and summer 7-on-7 football season that precedes the 11-man games in the fall has been canceled because of the coronavirus outbreak.
In a post on Twitter on Friday, Harker Heights junior basketball star Sierra Brooks announced she has committed to Texas State.
The Gatesville girls soccer team was hoping its historic season would be validated by a program-record playoff run.
No one will ever know if the Gatesville boys soccer team would have extended their impressive streak of playoff appearances to eight. But a big reason the Hornets weren’t out of the postseason picture was senior Jorge Gamez.
Another Killeen ISD girls basketball player appears headed to Western New Mexico University.
When the UIL announced on April 17 that it was canceling the rest of the spring sports calendar because of the coronavirus pandemic, it was not just the end of Salado star Madison Spradlin’s sterling season.
Former Copperas Cove star J.P. Urquidez announced Sunday on Twitter that he will play his final college football season at Texas State as a grad transfer.
The annual one-day summer football camp conducted by former area high school stars at Leo Buckley Stadium is likely not to happen this year because of the coronavirus pandemic.
Harker Heights standout Cynaye Bobbitt is among the first two players new Western New Mexico University head women’s basketball coach Josh Pace has added to his roster.
The Belton girls soccer team may have been too good for its own good.
Former Killeenite and Richard Milburn Academy graduate Omar Craddock has faced adversity at his two previous bids to represent the U.S. in the Olympics in 2012 and 2016. Adversity struck again in 2020.
It would have been almost impossible.
Madalyne Martinez can see the big picture.
Two years ago, Edgar Soto was complacent, and he refused to let it happen again.
It was over before it could truly begin.
Stacy Brown might not get the opportunity to defend his state championship, but he will compete again.
Grace Graham refuses to let the bond be broken.
The Texas High School Bowling Club state tournament that was set to begin Saturday was canceled, another sports event affected by the coronavirus pandemic.
COPPERAS COVE — Jason Hammett wants to finish what he started.
Jesus Encarnacion understands Shoemaker might not accomplish its goal.
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