Jon Brooks

ROGERS — Rogers' formula has been simple, maybe even cliché, since the baseball postseason began three weeks ago. The Eagles have merely pressed forward, no matter the circumstance.

THRALL — Facing a one-loss team that posted four shutouts through six playoff wins before Wednesday, Rogers' plan against Franklin was to avoid errors, swing at strikes, keep it close then see what happens.

THRALL — It had been 82 days since Franklin suffered a loss on a baseball field before this week. In fact, the Lions hadn't dropped a decision to a team from their district since March 2025.

NAVARRO — Rogers barreled into the fourth round of the playoffs for the first time in more than a decade mostly through sheer will and a stubborn refusal to let go.

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BELTON — Belton’s football program has undergone some changes since the calendar turned over a new year in January. Staying steady, though, is a bulk of the Tigers’ roster.

Temple’s core contributors bring back a wealth of experience on the volleyball court, and not just at one spot. The Tem-Cats plan to rely on their flexibility this year, among

With a strong mix of underclassmen and a few returners sprinkled in, Belton came into this season relatively thin on varsity experience. If Tuesday’s home opener was any indication, the

BELTON — With a strong mix of underclassmen and a few returners sprinkled in, Belton came into this season relatively thin on varsity experience.