Payback was sweet for the varsity volleyball team last Friday against McKinney as the Leopards took down the Lions on the road in five sets. The Leopards (21-5 overall, 3-0 in district according to the...
With the Gerald Ritchey Invitational meet coming up at 8 a.m. on Saturday, Sept. 19 at the University of Texas-Arlington, cross country runners have been preparing every day after school. The Leopard boys...
After a change in the volleyball head coaching ranks at Mississippi State University, senior setter Jordan Fate has changed her college commitment to in-state rival Ole Miss.
“I think whenever there’s...
The varsity tennis team serves up their third district match against McKinney North on Tuesday and Thursday of this week. On Tuesday the varsity players will play at home against McKinney North, then the...
Volleyball played the Wylie Pirates for the first game of district play on Friday, Sept. 11. Varsity plays best 3 out of 5, with final scores of 25-16, 25-12, 19,25, and 25-15. A fifth game was not needed,...
After losing to Lake Dallas at home last year, Leopard football took the drive to their stadium, leaving with a win. The final score was 34-21. Next week is a bye week, with the next Leopard football game...
After practicing for weeks and preparing for the game against Lake Dallas who defeated the Leopards’ week two opponent Frisco Wakeland, the varsity football team (1-1) is hoping to bounce back with a...
District volleyball play begins Friday, Sept. 11, against the Wylie Pirates at home at 5:30 p.m. Last year, the Leopards finished second in the district after a loss to the Prosper Eagles in a district...
Despite an attempted comeback effort in the second half, Leopard football lost to Wakeland 45-33. The next game will be another non-district game against Lake Dallas on Friday, Sept. 11. It will be an...
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