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The Terrell Tigers got their first taste of District 13-4A play last week, squaring off twice against the rival Kaufman Lions before returning to non-district play for a game against Tyler Chapel Hill.

Terrell track and field athletes competed in their final meet before spring break last week, traveling to Crandall to square off against five other programs at the annual Pirate Relays March 10. Terrell finished third overall in t he varsity boys division with 96 total points, behind Crandall with 190 points and Kaufman with 136 points, and ahead of Ennis with 87 points, Princeton with 54 points and Dallas White with 41 points.

Terrell powerlifters squared off against the area’s best in recent weeks as Lady Tiger lifters competed at the Class 4A Region 3 Division II Meet in Mabank March 4 and Tiger lifters competed in their Regional Meet at Arp March 11.

The Terrell Tiger baseball program kept plenty busy prior to the start of spring break, hitting the field four times over a two-day span during tournament play March 10-11. Terrell would go 2-2 overall as they continued to inch their way closer to the start of district play.

The Terrell Tigerettes Varsity, Varsity Elite and JV Tigerettes recently traveled to Dallas to compete at the annual American Dance and Drill DFW Championship Contest. All three teams put together impressive performances, bringing home numerous awards and trophies including:

The Terrell Lady Tigers have been virtually automatic throughout the 2022 season, posting impressive win after impressive win despite playing a schedule that includes some of the better teams from across the area. That trend continued last week as the Lady Tigers notched two more wins to maintain their perfect run through district play.

Members of the Terrell High School track and field team traveled to Forney March 3, officially kick-starting their season with an appearance at the annual Clay Jones Memorial Relays. Terrell finished fourth overall in the varsity boys division with 87 points, behind Forney, Richardson Pearce and North Forney, and ahead of Dallas Wilson, Richardson, North Garland and Nevada Community.

Terrell standout student-athlete Kimber Ellis was joined by family, friends, teammates and coaches as she signed her letter of intent to play volleyball collegiately at Jarvis Christian College beginning in the fall. Jarvis Christian College is located in Hawkins, Texas. Courtesy photo

The Terrell Tiger baseball program hit the field four times over a three-day stretch last week, taking on teams from Cooper, Crowley, South Hills and Lubbock High. Despite some solid play Terrell would go just 1-3 overall with a win over South Hills.

The Terrell Tiger baseball program had its hands full this week, clashing with a talented Ferris squad in an early season test. Terrell would come away victorious, rallying from a 6-4 sixth inning deficit to score a 7-6 win.