The Seminole athletic programs gathered for their annual celebration to recognize the athletes, honor top performances and give a glimpse of the Indians’ and Maidens’ future. There was plenty to celebrate, from the first days of practice in August to the final putt at the Girls Class 4A State Golf Tournament.

The Seminole baseball team made some changes to its upcoming Class 4A regional quarterfinal series against Canyon Randall. The series, originally scheduled to begin Thursday at Randall High School, has been moved due to impending inclement weather.

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Seminole baseball coach Chris Gonzales had a plan for his pitching staff heading into the Indians’ playoff series against El Paso Bowie. Gonzales tabbed Marco Reyes to start Game 1 of the threegame series against the Bears, hoping to get several innings before heading to the bullpen.

It’s a cliché, but at some point in high school golf, the score that wasn’t being counted upon will end up mattering the most. That’s what happened for the Seminole girl’s golf team after the first round of the UIL Class 4A State Championships at Legends Golf Course on May 6 in Kingsland.

The Seminole tennis team’s season came to an end at the Region I-4A Championships last weekend. The Indians and Maidens were well represented at the competition with entrants in four of the five divisions.

On April 27, the UIL academic team competed in the regional meet and achieved second overall. In copyediting, freshman Anaiah Beydoun took first place becoming a State Qualifier.

PLAINVIEW-- The only thing that delayed the Seminole baseball team was Mother Nature. After winning Game 1 of a Class 4A bidistrict playoff series against Perryton, the Indians were forced to wait as inclement weather, including hail, pushed back the start of Game 2 on Friday at Plainview High School.

Seminole’s tennis team will be well-represented at the Region I-4A Tennis Championships at the McLeod Tennis Center in Lubbock. The competition begins at 8 a.m.

AUSTIN-- It was the final day of the track and field season and Loop’s Lady Longhorns were right in the mix Competing at the 2024 UIL Class 1A State Track and Field Championships, Kamryn Dyck, Kiersten Wieler, Julie Fehr and Aubry Lowen were looking to mine some medals and put their team near the top of the standings.