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01/24/2025

LSA Pioneer Alumni Kolby Johnson signs a contract with the Boston Redsox! Well done, Kolby!

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01/23/2025

Join us on Wednesday, January 22 at 3:30 pm in the McEachern Center to celebrate Emma Rhodes signing to run cross country and track at Ouachita Baptist University!High School Career Achievements 3x...

01/21/2025

01/20/2025

Congratulations to our very own Tristan Garza ‘26 for hitting his career 1,000 points last night in the Buttons win over St. Dominic Savio.

With Loyal Hearts and God Bless our Central High! 🏀🐍

01/20/2025

01/18/2025

Houston Northwest Academy was led by Stan Harrris, the son of the late NBA coach Del Harris.

Tyler Street faced either Greenwood Village or Broadway Baptist in the final.

Oakridge's Jennifer Morris was the leading scorer with 20 points in the Division II title game.

01/17/2025

Basketball
BOYS - Hosted by Austin Texas School for the Deaf
Clerc Classic XXIII (1/16-18)
Quarterfinals (Thursday)
Maryland 61, Florida 26
Texas 50, Fremont 30
Model 49, Indiana 24
Riverside 63, New Mexico 26
Semifinals (Friday)
Maryland vs. Texas
Model vs. Riverside
Championship (Saturday)
Third Place (Saturday)
Consolation Championship (Saturday)
Seventh Place (Saturday)
Consolation Semifinals (Friday)
Florida vs. Fremont
Indiana vs. New Mexico

GIRLS - Hosted by Austin Texas School for the Deaf
Clerc Classic XXIII (1/16-18)
Quarterfinals (Thursday)
Texas 76, New Mexico 11
Riverside 50, Indiana 38
Florida 57, Model 21
Maryland 38, Fremont 14
Semifinals (Friday)
Texas vs. Riverside
Florida vs. Maryland
Championship (Saturday)
Third Place (Saturday)
Consolation Championship (Saturday)
Seventh Place (Saturday)
Consolation Semifinals (Friday)
New Mexico vs. Indiana
Model vs. Fremont

Tournament website:

CJ Upchurch – Clerc Classic ChairpersonChris Hamilton – Tournament ClusterToby Daniels – Operations ClusterJohn Taylor – Operations ClusterTerri Levine -

01/17/2025

Few things to note here:
1.) Title game scores, currently, just nowhere to be found. Have reached out to Pat Hester, coach of the Greenwood Village team to see if he does.
2.) Dunne and Nolan were a couple of the first TCIL teams over to TAPS at that time.

01/16/2025

Amelia Cooper led Houston Northwest Academy (now Houston Christian) with 29 points as they finished off the year with a 27-3 mark.

Cooper would go on to Rice where she was an All-SWC first team pick in '88-'89 with 20.5 ppg, 11.8 rpg and 53.9% from the field.

01/16/2025

We're excited to announce C**t Jones as the WCS Lions Head Football Coach for the 25-26 school year! C**t, and his wife Kali, have been a part of WCS for several years, along with their son Wyatt (10th grade) and daughter Emerson (7th grade). Coach Jones has served as the WCS JH football coach the past few seasons, and is excited to usher in a JV team in addition to our varsity, as well overseeing the JH transition to six-man football.

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01/15/2025

TMI Athletics is thrilled to announce the newest member of Panther Nation! Please join us in welcoming Harmony Schwethelm as our new Softball Head Coach.

In addition to coaching softball, Harmony will join our Strength & Conditioning staff, working with JP Echeverria. Her expertise in speed, agility, strength, and power training will greatly benefit all TMI student-athletes.

With over 20 years of experience, Harmony is a dynamic leader in sports performance. She takes a holistic, individualized approach to training, emphasizing the mental and emotional aspects of sports and the brain-body connection.

Harmony has worked with hundreds of softball athletes, honing their game. Her coaching philosophy emphasizes energy, speed, competitiveness, and 100% effort. She spent five years coaching with the Texas Bombers before launching her own training business.

As an NASM-certified trainer, Harmony specializes in speed, agility, quickness, strength, and power training. Her passion and expertise make her a trusted mentor dedicated to athlete development both on and off the field.

Harmony excelled as a multi-sport athlete at Smithson Valley High School, leading the Rangers to their first State Championship in 2001. She earned All-District and All-State honors and set UIL records for base hits and stolen bases.

At Baylor University, she broke multiple records and earned accolades like NFCA All-American and NSCA Athlete of the Year. She holds two Baylor degrees: a B.S. in Health Science Studies and an M.S. in Sports Management.

Drafted by the NPF Philadelphia Force in 2006, Harmony competed for four years on the PFX Tour. She later worked in corporate sponsorships with Spurs Sports & Entertainment and signed with the Texas Charge in 2017 before retiring.

When she’s not coaching, Harmony enjoys time with her kids, Phoenix and Griffin, and her dogs, Roque and Gus.

TMI Athletic Director Peter Casey said, “We’re excited to welcome Coach Harmony. Her experience, energy, and passion will have a tremendous impact on our softball program, Strength & Conditioning initiatives, and all student-athletes.”

Welcome, Coach Harmony!

01/15/2025

Andi is an alum of Irving The Highlands School, which is a member of Texas Association of Private and Parochial Schools.

Andi San Roman, University of Dallas, Men's Soccer - Character & Community

01/15/2025

Dylan Jones broke his own school record for most three-pointers in a single game! Setting the record at 10 just a few weeks ago, Jones hit 11 vs. Garland Christian last night as the Saints rolled 80-60. Jones is averaging 20.7 ppg this season.

01/15/2025

01/15/2025

Happy 43rd Birthday
Daniel Loper
Bellaire Episcopal HS '00

01/15/2025

Fort Worth Country Day School's only loss was to Ruston (La.) Cedar Creek and Lubbock Christian's boys got 32 points from Barry Sikes, including 16 from the charity stripe.

01/15/2025

Originally shared this earlier today via our Twitter feed.

Like we said there, love history as much as love looking ahead.

01/14/2025

Big congratulations to Ellie Frye on officially signing with Harding University today! 🎉✍️

Your hard work, dedication, and perseverance have paid off, and we couldn’t be prouder of you. Best of luck as you take your talents to the next level—we know you’ll continue to make CHS proud!