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Girls open 8-4A play

As expected, basketball District 8-4A is tough. That was proven when the Lady Porcupines opened district play at Decatur and in the SHS gym against Bridgeport. Both teams – the

Hoops boys ready for district after Godley victory

District play finally arrived for the Porcupine hoops squad and Spring-town (14-7) heads into 8-4A play on an up note. SHS defeated Godley 68-62 in what was called a “very

Soccer seasons kick off

The soccer season has begun with single matches and tournaments. LADY PORCUPINES An inexperienced Lady Porcupine squad (0-2) lost at Burkburnett and Ben-brook. Coach Katherine Kummerfeld said a whopping 15

Spring sports nearing

By the time the end of this month arrives – and certainly by early February – spring sports will be well underway. Powerlifting season got underway Jan. 10 when Springtown

Ladies win a buzzer beater

Longtime rival Mineral Wells proved to be a test for the Lady Porcupines, but Springtown won a thriller with a buzzer-beating shot. Here, SHS’ Marissa Kelley(14) pressures a Lady Ram.

SHS gets road win

The Porcupine varsity basketball team won its final game of 2018. Playing in Fort Worth at Diamond Hill-Jarvis Dec. 29, Springtown (12-6) overcame a sluggish start to win 63-59. SHS

Buzzer-beater victory!

When Mineral Wells came to the Springtown gym Dec. 21, the game literally came down to the final seconds. Facing an old district rival, the Lady Porcupines trailed 41-40 with

Here’s the pitch

With the arrival of the New Year comes the beginning of the soccer season. The Lady Porcupines actually began with a Weatherford scrimmage Dec. 28. The first “real” match sends

Frithiof signs with Lamar University

Porcupine offensive tackle Alex Frithiof officially signed to play football for Lamar University Dec. 19. The 6-5, 285-pound senior had pledged to SMU back in June after entertaining offers from

The top 10 sports stories of 2018

Like every year, Spring-town athletes experience highs and lows – and 2018 was no different.

Here are the top 10 sports stories from ‘18:

10. Three athletes advance to big rodeo.

A trio of Springtown athletes reached the North Texas High School Rodeo Association’s Finals.

Cole Walker, the NTHSRA’s Rookie of the Year, earned 100 points and ended up fifth in steer wrestling for the season.

He also placed among the leaders in calf roping and ribbon roping.