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Trinity Valley Community College has grown into the home of champions. Whether it’s celebrating the TVCC Cardettes winning the National Open Pom Division, the Large Coed Cheer team placing first, or Student Government Association being named Chapter of the Year for the 17th time in the program’s history, TVCC is consistently celebrating its students.

Charravia “Ray Ray” Smith signed her intent to play collegiate basketball with McLennan Community College at the Terrell High School gym May 6 along with family, friends, coaches and staff. .

For the past quarter-century, we have lived on a few acres in an area comprised of five to 10 acre tracts. The perimeter of two sides of the property has a wooded strip about 40 yards wide adjacent to neighbor’s property that is also wooded that connects to much larger tracts and ultimately thousands of acres of ranchland.

The Terrell Tigers golf team of Kayden, Jesus, Dax and Gray took first place in their last tournament of the 2024 season. Jesus took first individually with a score of 70 (-2) and Kayden takes home second place individually with a score of 72.

Terrell High School senior athlete Marquel Hambric has completed a decorated track and field career at Terrell High School. He is a State provisional qualifier placing third in high jump during the UIL 5A Region 2 track meet at The University of Texas Arlington.

The Terrell Tigers JV baseball team wrapped up their 2024 season with an 11-9 walk-off victory. .

editor@terrelltribune.com The Terrell Lady Tigers softball team wrapped up their 2024 season with a huge shutout victory over the Lancaster Lady Tigers April 19. Terrell plated 15 runs in their 15-0 win over Lancaster on the road.

editor@terrelltribune.com The Terrell Lady Tigers had a rough evening at home with a shutout loss to the Forney Lady Jackrabbits April 16. The Lady Jackrabbits plated 16 runs in their 16-0 shutout victory over the Lady Tigers Tuesday night.

editor@terrelltribune.com The Terrell Tigers baseball squad’s late seventh-inning rally against the Ennis Lions came up just short Tuesday night. The Tigers scored two late runs in the seventh inning but came up just short in a 4-3 loss.

The Tigers and Lady Tigers baseball and softball squads had a tough week in district play against the Crandall Pirates. On April 2, the Lady Tigers pitching was pushed around as they allowed 14 total runs to the Pirates as Terrell managed just one run across the plate in a 14-1 home loss.