Lions, Ladies claim wins on court

The Dublin Lions returned to the court Monday, June 2 to kick off summer league basketball play with two victories against district opponents.Dublin defeated Early 48-47 and Comanche 48-29.

Lady Lion picked for national league

Incoming DHS Sophomore Haden Keilers is traveling a lot this summer as the athlete, who has played in competitive select teams in DFW, has joined the National Lady Dukes 2028 Premier Team and is playing softball across the country.

Young DHS basketball

Young DHS basketball

Fishing Report

BROWNWOODGOOD.  Water slightly stained; 78 degrees; 0.56 feet above pool. Black bass to 7.47 pounds are good in 8-18 feet of water on wacky rigged Hag’s Jigs or Tornados, topwaters and spinnerbaits. Bass have finished guarding fry and have moved into an early summer pattern.

Fishing Report

GOOD. Water slightly stained; 78 degrees; 0.35 feet above pool. Black bass to 4.47 pounds are good in 3-15 feet of water on wacky rigged Hag’s Tornados, topwaters and spinnerbaits. Some bass are guarding fry and the rest are in an early summer pattern.

DHS students earn academic awards

Dublin High School students were rewarded for their hard work in their annual Academic Awards hosted Tuesday, May 13.Student achievements are as follows. (Those omitted have already been featured elsewhere in the newspaper throughout the semester.

DISD sets Summer camps

Dublin ISD athletics are keeping kids active in the summer months as the annual camps returned starting this week with the Baseball and Softball Camps May 20-May 22.Baseball/SoftballThe camp is open to kids who have completed first grad to kids who have completed 9th grade and will be from 9 a.m.

Lingleville Cardinals

Lingleville Cardinals Cruz Alarcon and Jorge Toledo represented their school well in the state tennis tournament Thursday, May 15 at the Blossom Tennis Center in San Antonio. The doubles team qualified for state after placing second at regional competition May 8.

Tarleton hosting summer camps

As the semester nears a close, Tarleton State University is getting ready for a fun-filled summer, offering dozens of summer camp options for community families.Camps started May 3 and continue throughout the summer, varying in length and topics for youth from the age of 5 through grade 12.