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Tigers fall in season finale

Body The Terrell Tigers experienced an up-and-down season on the diamond in 2023, showing flashes of growth and development while also falling victim to several strong performances from opposing pitchers.
Tigers fall in season finale

FOX IN A HENHOUSE BASS FISHING

Body This past week while fishing a secluded little private lake for bass, I think I know exactly what a red fox feels like while he is raiding a hen house. I’m not a ‘big fish’ angler. I used to be but I’ve caught plenty of big fish in my career.
Luke and some great friends were invited to do some pond management by another great friend that recently purchased some prime fishing waters. Lots of fun was head and a couple coolers of surplus bass were landed. Photo by Luke Clayton

Errors prove costly in 10-0 loss

Body The Terrell Tigers embarked on their final road game of the season this week, traveling to Corsicana April 24 to take on a team that has been steady since opening day.

Hubbard, Hambric strike gold at Area Meet

Body The Terrell track and field program hit the road April 20, traveling to Princeton High School to compete in this year’s District 13/14-5A Area Meet against competing athletes from Corsicana, Crandall, Dension, Ennis, Forney, Greenville, Lancaster, Lucas Lovejoy, McKinney North,...

Big third inning carries Hawks past Tigers

Body The Terrell Tigers continued their march through District 14-5A play last week, clashing with Red Oak and Ennis with the postseason looming just over the horizon. Terrell would first hit the field April 14, taking on a Red Oak squad that they had played just three nights prior.

Lady Tigers drop two district contests

Body The Terrell Lady Tigers continued to chase their first district win of the season last week, crossing paths with talented opponents from Corsicana and Forney in District 14-5A play. Terrell first hit the field Corsicana squad also represented by the Lady Tiger mascot.

Hambric takes first at District 14-5A Meet

Body editor@terrelltribune.com The Terrell Tiger track and field program had its hands full last week, making the trek to Lancaster High School April 12-13 to square off against a number of familiar foes at this year’s District 14-5A Track and Field Meet.

Lady Tigers searching for district wins

Body The Terrell Lady Tigers continued their match through district play last week, looking to put together competitive efforts against solid teams from Red Oak and Ennis. Terrell opened play at home, falling behind early and never recovering in a 23-2 setback to Red Oak.

Pirates, Red Hawks best Tigers

Body The Terrell Tigers saw their postseason hopes take a hit last week, dropping a pair of matchups in District 14-5A play. The Tigers began their week on the road, clashing with the Crandall Pirates for the second time this season.
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