Evan Grice is a journalist focused on local news in Northeast Texas. He writes for the New Hope Center of Paris, covering sports events and providing updates on the performance of various teams in the region. Evan's articles highlight the achievements and challenges faced by high school sports teams in the area.
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Evan Grice's coverage is primarily focused on local sports events in Northeast Texas, particularly high school sports such as basketball and soccer. His articles largely consist of event coverage, indicating a strong emphasis on recent games and their outcomes.
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By: Evan Grice
While 2024 might not have ended in the best way for the Chisum Lady Mustangs, they certainly got their 2025 off to the best start possible Friday night.
By: Evan Grice
This season, the Chisum Mustangs have set their sights on a playoff berth.
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By: Evan Grice
JOHNTOWN - In small knit communities like Bogata and Johntown, it's easy to get noticed when you are known for being a great athlete, especially if its for Rivercrest High
By: Evan Grice
A new era for North Lamar Pantherettes soccer began Monday night as head coach Carlos Guevara took charge of his first game with the varsity soccer team.
By: Evan Grice
Colder temperatures might be coming to the Red River Valley, but there doesn’t seem to be anything slowing down the Cooper Bulldogs basketball team right now.
While not everything has gone right for the Detroit Lady Eagles in district play this season, things went right on Friday night at Detroit High School.
In their final game before district play, the North Lamar Panthers got just what they needed Friday night on the road against Quinlan Ford: a victory.
Through four games of district play this season, the Cooper Dogettes basketball team has more than looked the part of potential district champions.
By: Evan Grice
PATTONVILLE — In the proud history and tradition of Prairiland Patriots football, there have been many standout athletes come through the halls of PHS who have laced up and played
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