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Lady Porcupines hard at work

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The Springtown Lady Porcupines began their Pojo Maker camp earlier this month. While some sports-specific activities are allowed by the University Interscholastic League, SHS athletes are also spending time in strength and conditioning activities. Workouts at the high school occur weekday mornings and will run through the end of summer. Social distancing rules are being stringently enforced -- coaches could be heard reminding athletes to stay six feet apart while going through drills. Photo by Grant McGalliard

Pojo Maker Camp begins under UIL social distancing rules

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Springtown High School athletes could finally return to the practice fields and weight rooms this week, as the University Interscholastic League’s mandated suspension of athletic activities ended Monday.

Porcupine soccer coach earns Assistant of the Year Award

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Springton High School coach Nathan Hamilton was named the Texas Association of Soccer Coaches (TASCO) Assistant Coach of the Year for Region I-4A.

Porcupine baseball, softball realigned

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Lost in all the mass sports shutdown caused by COVID-19 was the announcement of University Interscholastic League baseball and softball realignment.

Former area resident signs Letter of Intent

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A former area resident, now a senior at Fort Worth Country Day, has signed a National Letter of Intent to play college basketball and further her education at Tulane University in New Orleans.

Coaches miss their athletes

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For many Springtown High coaches, the biggest loss in during the COVID-19 pandemic is not seeing their athletes.

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.