April 24, 2007 RSS feed / Sports

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Hallsville beats Kilgore, 6-0, in season finale

HIGH SCHOOL SOFTBALL
By MITCH LUCAS sports@kilgorenewsherald.com
A loss wasn't the way that first-year head coach Cassie Newell wanted her Kilgore High School softball team to end the season. But she surely couldn't complain too much about the Lady Bulldogs' stretch run near season's end. More...

KILGORE MAN WINS BIG IN BASS TOURNEY

Kilgore's Cassidy Cole, a server at Chili's, drove away with $131,000 in prizes this weekend after hauling in a 11- pound eight-ounce bass at the McDonald's Big Bass Classic on Sam Rayburn Reservoir. More...

Kilgore's Todd gets complete game win for 'Hogs

COLLEGE BASEBALL
By MITCH LUCAS sports@kilgorenewsherald.com

The highlight reel is growing for Kilgore native Jess Todd, a pitcher at the University of Arkansas. More...

'Dogs get big win at Hallsville

Kilgore won 4-3 on Saturday; now alone in third; hosts Henderson tonight
By MITCH LUCAS sports@kilgorenewsherald.com

A rare Saturday baseball game in District 12-4A was arguably the biggest game of the season to date for the Kilgore High School Bulldogs and Hallsville High School Bobcats. More...

Sabine hosts EF tonight in warm-up

HIGH SCHOOL SOFTBALL
By MITCH LUCAS sports@kilgorenewsherald.com

A few days after winning the District 15-3A softball championship, the Sabine High School Lady Cardinals will be in action again tonight - but with a lot less pressure. More...

Kilgore man wins $131,000 in prizes and cash

OUTDOORS/ FISHING
By JOHN McQUEEN Special to the News Herald

SAM RAYBURN - Despite prime conditions Sunday morning - a bit of fog followed by cloud cover and wind - Kilgore's Cassidy Cole hung on to first place at the 23rd McDonald's Big Bass Splash. More...

KC's Thornton MVP of classic

JUNIOR COLLEGE BASKETBALL/ NJCAA BASKETBALL COACHES ASSOCIATION ALL-STAR CLASSIC
By MITCH LUCAS sports@kilgorenewsherald.com

Louisiana native Marcus Thornton left his mark on many here as a student-athlete basketball player for Kilgore College. And on Saturday, his play in the NJCAA Basketball Coaches Association Classic left them standing - as in a standing ovation. More...