BELTON — It didn’t matter that the Belton Tigers were shorthanded. It didn’t matter that for three quarters they only led the Harker Heights Knights for 6 seconds, and that their star player had struggled to score most of the night.
BELTON — It didn’t matter that the Belton Tigers were shorthanded. It didn’t matter that for three quarters they only led the Harker Heights Knights for 6 seconds, and that their star player had struggled to score most of the night.
HARKER HEIGHTS — It was practically a perfect period.
TEMPLE — After failing to put the ball into the back of the net during regulation, Temple and Harker Heights found the challenge more manageable during penalty kicks.
TEMPLE — Temple kept reaching the doorstep and Harker Heights continued to turn away the Wildcats.
HARKER HEIGHTS — A crosstown matchup saw the Harker Heights Knights take care of business against the Shoemaker Grey Wolves 73-56 on Friday night.
Robert Davie Jr. and Isaac James came within a strike of rolling perfect games as they led the Harker Heights boys bowling team to a 17-0 shutout of the Copperas Cove Bulldawgs on Tuesday at Killeen Bowlerama.
COPPERAS COVE — It was not a must-win situation, but it felt like one.
Killeen ISD experienced another impressive year filled with athletic achievements.
The District 12-6A basketball schedules resume today, and now, there will be no interruptions until a champion is crowned.
The Copperas Cove girls bowling team matched Ellison at 3-0 in district play with a tight 10-7 victory over the Killeen Lady Roos on Tuesday at Hallmark Lanes.
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