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Seven Lakes’ girls track and field team won the Region III-6A meet Saturday, April 24, in Humble. The Spartans girls are the first regional track and field champion in school history.

Seven Lakes girls win Region III-6A title

As soon as his girls track and field athletes were done with their events on the second day of the Region III-6A track and field meet Saturday, April 24, at Turner Stadium, Seven Lakes coach David Pollack made sure his athletes were aware. more

By Dennis Silva II, Sports Editor | 4/26/21

Paetow’s Everett Marlatt (22), left, and Charles Chukwu (23) celebrate the Panthers’ victory over Goose Creek Memorial in Tuesday’s Class 5A Region III semifinals at the Campbell Center in Houston.

Paetow turns up defense to roll to regional final

ALDINE—Paetow boys basketball coach Michael Niemi preached every day leading up to the playoffs. more

By Dennis Silva II, Sports Editor | 3/2/21

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