For a while there on Feb. 28, the Hornet Relays were iffy; the weather was cold. But coaches Derek Dorris and Keith Boenisch decided to press on, canceling field events
In a massive 32-bracket, 2-day tournament – crunched into one day because of looming poor weather – several Azle athlete won unique awards at the Cowtown Classic. Earning YETI mug
BY marK K. campBell markcampbell@azlenews.net At Byron Nelson High School on a chilly diamond, the Lady Hornet softball team went 2-2. Azle (7-8) faced Fort Worth Paschal, Plano West, Lake
The varsity baseball Hornets played through some late winter weather. At a Kennedale tournament, Azle (5-2) went 2-1 with wins over FW South Hills, 16-0, and FW Trimble Tech, 7-3.
Three Azle basketball athletes were lauded by 7-5A coaches. And a slew of other Hornets earned unique All-District kudos. Two AHS hoops standouts were named Second Team All-District by 7-5A
The Lady Hornet soccer squad went 1-1 in district to keep a vital clash with Boswell on the map. Azle holds the fourth/final playoff berth over Bos; the teams meet
Four former Lady Hornets are playing hoops in the American Southwest Conference and all won awards. Senior Valarie Matlock, at East Texas Baptist, was named to the All-Defense Team. Juniors
Strong stuff. A quartet of Hornets competed at the regional power-lifting meet at Keller Central High School on March 2. Two Azle athletes finished seventh – Marshall Sampley in the
It’s possible an Azle athlete turned in a seasonlong performance that has never occurred before. When Jasmine Howard pinned her state tournament finals foe Feb. 23 in Cypress, the sophomore
