Michael Finnegan

FRISCO—The Frisco football team jumped out to a 10-0 lead early into Friday's ballgame, but Wakeland senior Aidan Poole's 11-yard touchdown run with 2:46 left in the fourth quarter secured a 21-20 victory for the Wolverines at David Kuykendall Stadium in a District 5-5A Division I matchup.

Charlie Peters threw for 270 yards and six touchdowns as Jesuit beat Irving MacArthur 41-27 on Friday to remain in solid contention for a playoff spot in District 7-6A.

Junior Chance Culley rushed for 130 yards and two touchdowns to lead Plano to a 34-24 win over rival Plano East at John Clark Stadium on Friday night.

CLEBURNE — Highland Park’s pursuit of a District 7-5A Div. I championship remained on course Friday with an easy 45-8 road victory over winless Cleburne.

PLANO—Jeremiah Daoud’s 8-yard touchdown pass to Khristian Mackintrush with just over two minutes left in the game gave the McKinney football team a 24-23 come-back win over Plano East in

St. Mark’s ended a decade-long losing streak to rival Episcopal School of Dallas in dramatic fashion on Friday.

World leaders swiftly weighed in, ranging from early and enthusiastic congratulations to more somber and circumspect assurances of continuity in the relationship with Trump, whose mercurial first presidency upended many longstanding diplomatic norms.

A thunderstruck world took in Donald Trump's victory in the U.S presidential election, with ordinary people and political titans voicing jubilation, dismay

LUCAS — Although it was a sweep, Highland Park passed a significant test during its volleyball playoff opener on Tuesday.

A thunderstruck world took in Donald Trump's victory in the U.S. presidential election, with ordinary people and political titans voicing jubilation, dismay or bafflement on Wednesday as allies and adversaries struggled to recalibrate their vision of a vastly altered American landscape.