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Lobos’ take win streak into district opener
Eagles look to land a win
Lady Diamondbacks fall, Lady Rattlers rise
Tonight at La Joya ISD Stadium, the (2-2, 5-2) Palmview Lobos will face off against the (0-4, 1-6) Juarez-Lincoln Huskies in a District 16-5A game with some big implications. This rivalry between sister schools is sure to be intense, as both teams want to walk off the field with a win. For the Lobos, a win would help them get closer to making the playoffs, which has been their goal since the start of the season. For the Huskies, winning would be huge. After not winning for 30 games in a row, the Huskies finally got their first non-district win this season and are now chasing for their first district win.
Snakeskin Classic
Tonight, the playoffs begin for five of our Big 7 football teams. The Pioneer Diamondbacks, Sharyland Rattlers, Mission Eagles, Mission Veterans Patriots, and Palmview Lobos have all claimed their spot in the playoffs and they’ve set their sights on adding gold in their trophy cases.
Tuesday night at Mission High, the (7-3) Sharyland Lady Rattlers faced off against the (1-4) Mission Lady Eagles in a non-district basketball matchup.
Celebrating a Decade of Excellence: The Loretto Bistro
On Tuesday night at Mission High School, the Veterans Memorial Patriots and the Mission Eagles squared off once again in a double-header, with both the girls and boys varsity basketball teams in action. This is not a mistake. This is the first district matchup between the two teams following the Eagles’ reclassification from 6A to 5A. The stakes of this game, and the many games that will follow, will surely intensify the rivalry between these two sister schools.
The Magic of Christmas
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