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The Terrell Lady Tigers hit the field one final time before the start of playoff action last week, taking on the Farmersville Lady Famers April 22. Farmersville would utilize a fast start to get the better of Terrell, posting a 16-3 win.

The Terrell Tiger baseball program put the finishing touches on District 13-4A play April 22, traveling to Caddo Mills to take on the Foxes. The two teams had met three days prior with Terrell scoring a hard-fought 5-4 win on April 19.

Track and field athletes representing Terrell made their way to Sunnyvale last week, squaring off against competitors from the Caddo Mills, Community, Farmersville, Kaufman, Quinlan Ford and Sunnyvale at the annual District 13-4A Meet.

The Terrell Tigers hit the field twice last week, inching closer to the end of the regular season with District 13-4A games against Farmersville and Caddo Mills. Terrell would earn a split in the two matchups, dropping a game against Farmersville before bouncing back for an impressive win against the Foxes.

The Terrell Lady Tigers made the short trek to Quinlan April 19, tangling with the Ford Lady Panthers. Terrell would play the role of spoiler on Ford’s senior night, roaring back from an early deficit to score an 11-5 win.

Trinity Valley Community College added another national championship trophy to their collection of hardware Sunday. The Cardettes Showgirls earned a championship in the Open Pom division at the DTU & College Classic Nationals competition in Orlando, Florida.

Scoring a 96.3982 in the Junior College Advanced Small Coed finals at the NCA Championships April 8 in Daytona Beach, Fla., Cardinal Cheer topped the six-team division. The championship-netting performance followed a deduction-free 95.8148 effort in Thursday’s preliminary round.

Dallas McKinney and the rest of the Terrell Lady Tigers are scheduled to wrap up District 13-4A play with a road trip to Quinlan to take on the Ford Lady Panthers April 19 and a home date against the Farmersville Lady Farmers April 22. Terrell earned a split against the two programs during the first round of district play, edging past the Lady Panthers in extra innings before falling to the Lady Farmers. Courtesy photo

Terrell made it look easy in their first game against Ford, limiting the Panthers to just two hits in a 13-1 rout April 5. Beau Smith was dominant both at the plate and on the mound in the contest, going 3/4 with three triples, 4 RBI and three runs scored at the plate while also allowing just two hits and an unearned run in a complete game effort.

The Terrell track and field team continued its preparations for the upcoming District 13- 4A Meet last week, competing at the annual Naaman Forest Relays in Garland March 31. Terrell came in seventh overall in the varsity girls division out of 17 competing schools.