WSISD releases honor roll for 5th 6 weeks
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The fifth six weeks of school has been completed at West Sabine Elementary School. Students making the honor roll for this grading period are listed here.
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HISD releases honor roll
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The fifth six weeks of school has been completed at Hemphill High School. Students making the honor roll for this grading period are listed here.
HES releases honor roll
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The fifth six weeks of school has been completed at Hemphill Elementary School. Students making the honor roll and perfect attendance for this grading period are listed here.
Tigers Battle Eagles in Bi-District Play
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In an odd quirk, the West Sabine Lady Tigers took on the Woden Eagles in the bi district round in Many, LA in a two out of three series starting April 24. In game one the ladies would battle back to tie the Lady Eagles at 2 after scoring single runs in the 5th on an Avrie Malone RBI single and a Gracie Ross RBI single in the sixth. Unfortunately the Eagles would plate two in their half of the sixth to make the final 4-2.
Nationals...
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West Sabine is proud to announce that earlier this month our FCCLA Chapter brought home some hardware from the state conference: From Mrs. Spring: “I have news from the FCCLA State Conference…for the first time since I have been an advisor at West Sabine we have advanced to Nationals. LaShay Vest and Shun Holman took first place in Spotlight on Projects Families First Division. Woohoo!!! Nationals will be held in Orlando Florida, July 5-9, 2025.” Congratulations!- Sherry Seago Spring
Cats Take Two of Three on the Week
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The 1A #4 ranked Brookeland Wildcats were busy this past week, with three games in three consecutive days. The Wildcats would score all they would need in the first inning as they put up a 12 spot against the Burkeville Mustangs, with key hits off the bats of both Sammy Lundquist and Jake Bennett propelling the Wildcats to a 12-0 cakewalk over the Mustangs on April 15.
Tigers and Hornets Tussle
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It was a tale of two teams going in different directions as both the West Sabine Tigers and Hemphill Hornets saw action this past week. West Sabine would get down 6-1 early vs. the Groveton Indians but would rally in the bottom of the sixth with three runs via two bases loaded walks and an error by the Indian SS to bring it to 6-4. Much to the consternation of the Tiger faithful, however, that’s where it stayed and West Sabine fell 6-4 on April 15.
New Cheer Crew...
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Congratulations to our 2025-26 HMS Cheerleaders! Back row: Aubri McCroskey, Jaelyn Smith, Callie Weathersby, Huxlee Leone, Kimber Frazier, and Ally Hernandez. Front row: Joni Davis, Kylar Easley, Missy Corbello (co-captain), Victoria Perez (captain), Gracie Burch, and Emberlee Winslow.
Hornets Cage Colmesneil
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The Hemphill Hornets had a pack of Bulldogs to deal with from Colmesneil March 27 and they got right down to business, scoring three times in the first. Both Skylar Paddie and Elijah McFarland would score on a triple from Evan McFarland, who in turn scored on an Ethan Dickerson double.
Lady Tigers roar back against Converse Wildcats
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The Tigers participated in the Douglass Tournament March 6 and 7, coming away two victories and one defeat. One of wins came against state ranked Frankston, a come from behind effort capped off by a walkoff double from Kyle Parnell. The other was a 10-0 drubbing of the Alto Yellowjackets as they used big innings in the first and second. After being road warriors the Tigers will have a four game homestand beginning with the Douglass Indians March 11 and the Big Sandy Wildcats on March 14.