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Athletics remain suspended until at least May

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Springtown ISD athletics remain suspended.

Football players honored

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Editor’s Note: This article contains updated information, than what was reported in a previous edition of the Epigraph.

THWSPA sends letter to fans

With athletics on hold indefinitely, Texas High School Women’s Powerlifting Association (THSWPA) President Christian Navarro sent a letter out to fans in regards to the state powerlifting tournament.

CORRECTION

In the March 26 edition of the Epigraph, the article titled “Cross Timbers golf course remains open” incorrectly stated that the golf course closed as per the Second Amended Declaration of Local Disaster due to a public health emergency issued by Azle Mayor Alan Brundrett last Tuesday.

Lady Pines All-District selections announced

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The Springtown Lady Porcupines basketball team had several players take home All-District, and Academic All District honors.

Porcupine hoops announce All-District selections

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While the Porcupine basketball team didn’t qualify for the state playoffs this year; two players were recognized by the league coaches for their accomplishments on the court.

Football players honored

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The accolades keep coming for the Springtown football team.

Three SHS cheerleaders named to All-State team

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Three SHS seniors were selected for the 4A All-State Cheer Team through the Texas Girls Coaching Association. They are (l-r) Co-Captain Cierra Miller, Captain Ashton Parton, and Co-Captain Harley Hawk. “I am more than proud to coach this amazing group of young ladies,” Head Cheer Coach Kortnie Allen said. �

Cross Timbers golf course a mainstay

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Editor’s note: The Golf Course has closed per the declaration issued by Azle Mayor Alan Brundrett, and Tarrant County Judge Glen Whitley.

Lady Pines split shortened home tournament

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In a shortened week due to COVID-19 concerns; the Lady Porcupine softball team split their two tournament games.

FORT WORTH CHRISTIAN 12, SPRINGTOWN 11 THURSDAY, MARCH 12

A high-scoring affair saw the Lady Pines come up just short in the opening game of the springtown tournament.

Fort Worth Christian batted around in the top of the first, sending nine ladies to the plate. They jumped ahead 3-0 on an RBI single, a double play that yielded an error, and a bases loaded hit by a pitch.