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The UIL announced its two-year Realignment on Thursday morning, and several local schools were affected significantly. The Cleveland Indians are now clearly the biggest school in the area, as they have jumped to the biggest class in the state in 6A. Cleveland will be competing in District 13-6A with Conroe, Caney Creek, Grand Oaks, Oak Ridge, The Woodlands, College Park, New Caney, and Willis for the next two seasons.
Read moreBig changes for Cleveland and Dayton in the 2022-24 UIL High School Realignment. Cleveland is making the move to Class 6A, while Dayton will be doing some major traveling in all athletics competition in their new districts.
Read moreOn a night when junior guard Madyson Goudeau was honored before the game for scoring her 1,000 career point as a Lady Panther, Liberty put together perhaps their best game of the season as they went on to route the Livingston Lady Lions 54-33 on Tuesday night at the Lady Panthers Gym to keep their playoff hopes alive....
Read moreWest Hardin’s Kyndall Schroeder had quite a night on Friday against Sabine Pass in district play by scoring 57 points to lead the Lady Oilers to a 91-23 win over the Lady Sharks.
Read moreMadison Boston scored all 22 of her points in the second half, with 16 of those coming in the fourth quarter to lead the Hardin Lady Hornets to a big 64-45 win over Tarkington on Friday night at home...
Read moreIn front of a packed gym on Friday night at home, the Hardin Hornets did not disappoint and sent the Tarkington Longhorns home with a 46-41 loss...
Read moreClose for the first three quarters of the night, the Cleveland Indians used a big fourth quarter to grab a 54-43 win over Dayton on Tuesday night at the Broncos Gym...
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