Another tournament, another round of dismal weather. Still, the baseball varsity Porcupines (5-4) got in five games at Kennedale. Springtown opened with an 11-2 loss to Grandview. The Zebras are
When a district-mate wins the state championship, making the All-District list is a feat. Yet, after Argyle won the hoops title, several Spring-town athletes did just that. Leading the way
Springtown’s tennis athletes won 15 medals at a tourney at the Richland Tennis Center – impressive considering the brutal conditions. In all, SHS earned 15 medals in an event that
State wrestling veteran Noah Duvall brought home a medal from the state tournament in Cyrpess. The senior, a four-time district champion, competed in the 120-pound division. He opened with an
By now, the Lady Porcupine powerlifting team’s reputation is well-established. And, once again, Spring-town dominated the regional meet at Gainesville Feb. 26. SHS easily out-pointed runner-up Gainesville, 59-36. “It was
Porcupines are now on the diamond, playing games that count as the season began in a Kennedale tourney. Springtown (2-2) opened Feb. 21 against a tradition-heavy, 5A school, Fort Worth
The Lady Porcupine softball squad continued its torrid non-district slate. Springtown (5-8) hosted Hillsboro, played in a Glen Rose tournament, then came back to the SHS diamond to tangle with
Once again, the Lady Porcupine powerlifting team proved mighty. Springtown won the Stephen-ville meet; two SHS girls, Trew Gaston and Jazmine Kuper, were crowned best lifters in the light and
