Nathan Hague is a journalist based in Nacogdoches, Texas. He writes for The Daily Sentinel and the Lufkin Daily Newspaper, covering local news, sports, and community events. His work has also been featured in The Marshall News Messenger.
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Nathan Hague's focus is predominantly on local sports events, especially basketball at the high school and college levels. His articles primarily cover event outcomes and announcements.
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By: Nathan Hague
Nacogdoches' football team on Jasper and Vidor in Jasper Thursday night in what was the Dragons' only scrimmage. Despite missing some pieces, athletic director and head football coach Darby House was pleased with what he saw.
After two games, SFA's soccer team remains in search of its first victory but also remains undefeated.
One could say a fresh start is in store for the Lumberjacks, who are returning to the Southland Conference after a three-year hiatus. In those three years, they played in
SFA's volleyball team swept UT-Tyler in a five-set match in an exhibition game Saturday, defeating UT-Tyler 25-14, 25-18, 25-13.
When the Lumberjacks take the field to kick off the 2024 season Thursday night, they'll do so with several new faces.
SFA's volleyball team advanced to 4-0 Tuesday night with a three-set win at home over High Point University with scores of 25-16, 25-18, 27-25.
By: Nathan Hague
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After defeating Palestine in the season opener last Friday night, Nacogdoches' football team is looking to advance to 2-0, which would mean pulling off an upset over Lufkin when the two teams meet for the 105th time when they go head-to-head at Abe Martin Stadium in Lufkin.
As SFA's football team prepares for Saturday's battle with North Texas, the Lumberjacks will go from being heavy favorites in Week 1 to underdogs in Week 2.
As I was trying to think of a specific word for this column, I pulled out my phone and went to merriam-webster.com where the word of the day was “gridiron.”
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