Pride pounces back for practice

The Dublin community gets a chance to Meet the Lions tonight (Thursday) at 7 p.m. in the Dublin High School Gym.

Cards Flock to Fields

Lingleville Cardinals coaching staff and players gathered at the school at 8 a.m. Monday as they kicked off practice for the football, volleyball and cross country seasons.

Fishing Report

BROWNWOOD GOOD. Water slightly stained; 86-90 degrees; 5.21 feet low. Bass are fair to good with catches up to four pounds on dropshots, shaky heads, crankbaits and jigs in the stick-ups and between docks.

Marching into a New Season

Dublin High School Band director Ronny Luedke (left) shows proper stance to band members while assistant band director Tember Lowe offers pointers to a student.

Lions return to field Monday

With the 2022 season just around the corner, the Dublin Lions will return to the Bob and Norma Cervetto Field on Monday, Aug. 1 for the first day of practice. Players are asked to report by 5 a.m. to be fitted for their helmet and workout gear as coaches want to be on the field at 5:30 a.m.

LISD starts seasons soon

Lingleville Head Coach Steven Bailey recently sent out a letter inviting the community to ‘Meet the Cardinals’ Sunday and outlining practice for the upcoming seasons. Meet the Cardinals is set for Sunday with a meet and greet at 6:30 p.m., meal at 7 p.m. and coaches presentation at 7:30 p.m.

DABC Golf tourney Saturday

The Dublin Athletic Booster Club is hosting the annual golf tournament on July 30 at PAR Country Club, benefitting the Dublin High School athletics program. Entry into the fourperson scramble event is $75 per person or $300 per team. Entry fees include green fees, carts, breakfast and lunch.

Fishing report

BROWNWOOD GOOD. Water slightly stained; 84-87 degrees; 4.61 feet low. Bass fair to good with catches up to eight pounds on shaky heads, crankbaits and jigs in the stick ups and between docks. Topwater will work early and late in the day. Crappie are excellent with catches up to 1.

Tarleton unveils athletics admin & academic success building

The growth of Tarleton State University continued in a big way Monday morning with the grand opening of the Athletics Administration and Academic Success Building. “The commitment to academics was the driving force behind our move to NCAA Division I,” said Tarleton President James Hurley.