Greg Wille is a sports editor for the Temple Daily Telegram and Killeen Daily Herald, focusing on local sports in the Temple, Texas area. With a passion for high school athletics, Greg covers a range of sports stories, from game recaps and playoff coverage to coaching changes and team restructuring.
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Greg Wille's coverage heavily focuses on local sports, particularly football and high school football in the Temple, Texas area. He frequently reports on game results, team performance, and upcoming changes within the Temple Wildcats organization.
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By: Greg Wille
Houston Martin never needs to look far for motivation, support, advice and constructive criticism.
By: Greg Wille
Temple didn’t have much difficulty scoring against Bryan on Friday night, but the Wildcats found it harder to pull away from the Vikings on the scoreboard.
Like an effective starting pitcher, a good football team finds a way to win a game when it doesn’t have its best stuff overall.
By: Greg Wille
Going into Temple’s District 12-6A game at Killeen on Oct. 18, solid but unspectacular would have been an accurate description of Jack Flentge’s senior season. In six games, the 5-foot-10,
By: Greg Wille
COPPERAS COVE — Trailing 21-14 early in the fourth quarter, upset-minded Copperas Cove drove deep into Temple territory and threatened to spoil the
By: Greg Wille Fme
COPPERAS COVE — Trailing 21-14 early in the fourth quarter, upset-minded Copperas Cove drove deep into Temple territory and threatened to spoil the Wildcats' goal of clinching a playoff berth in Friday night's District 12-6A duel at Bulldawg Stadium.
By: Greg Wille
LITTLE RIVER-ACADEMY — Cameron Yoe’s only lead was the only one the Yoemen needed.
By: Greg Wille
Going into Temple’s final District 12-6A road game at Copperas Cove on Nov. 1, senior free safety De’Avonte Carr and junior cornerback Jason Bradford had produced solid but unspectacular seasons
By: Greg Wille
DUNCANVILLE — Entering their first-round playoff clash with two-time defending Class 6A Division I state champion Duncanville, the Temple Wildcats believed they could compete with the Panthers if they could
SAN ANTONIO — With seven wins and a first-round playoff victory after finishing 2-8 last year, Salado already had secured a successful season entering Saturday afternoon's showdown against second-ranked Sinton.
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