Lions take down Tigers

Dublin Lion Landon Burch rushes past Anson Tiger defense during Friday night’s away game. The game featured tight defense by both teams in the beginning with a 7-6 score at halftime.

Texan named WAC Player of the Week

Following a huge night for the Tarleton Texans in their 54-7 win over Fort Lewis on Saturday night, linebacker D.J. Harris has been named TicketSmarter WAC Defensive Player of the Week. His honor comes in Week 2 of the college football season, for games played Sept. 6-12.

Dublin Jr. High News

We are already almost at the end of the 1st six weeks! This has been such a great start to the school year. We have already kicked off fall sports and they have represented Dublin well.

DYFL opens season

The Dublin Youth Football League opened its new season Saturday with a full schedule of flag football fun at the Dublin Memorial Stadium. Danielle Meador | submitted photos

Lunch Menu

Dublin ISD Monday: Baked Chicken, Biscuit, Tater Puffs, Garden Salad, Apple Slices Tuesday: Frito Pie, Pinto Beans, Fresh Vegetable Cup, Pineapple Tidbits Wednesday: Cheesy Breadsticks, Marinara Cup, Broccoli, Oranges Thursday: Fiesta Bowl, Cucumber Slices, Carrots, Strawberries Friday: Cheese...

FALL SPORTS 2021

2021-22 Lady Lions Back Row, left to Right: No. 4 Hannah Binkley, No. 9 Maddie Loper, No. 2 Lyla Anderson, No. 12 Kre’aijha Hicks, No. 5 Kylie Olvera, No. 8 Jocelin Chacon, Front Row: No. 33 Chloe Cisneroz, No. 13 Naomi Dudley, No. 10 Sierra Chapa, No. 11 Gracelyn Geijsel, No. 3 Rianna Turner Head...

Football

The 2021 Dublin Lions rushed into the season with a 43-7 away victory over the DeLeon Bearcats. Greg Hardcastle, who has stepped up to head coach and athletic director this year, expects this to be an omen of a good season to come.

Volleyball

“It’s great to see the difference between and this year,” said Lady Lions volleyball coach Kaitlyn Embrey, who is returning in her second year heading the program.

Football

The Lingleville Cardinals are only a game into their season but they are already showing an improvement that head coach Ken Davis hopes to build on all season. That first game was against the tough Lometa. “Last year, they 45’d us at halftime,” said Davis. “This year, we were 22-14 at half.”

Volleyball

The Lingleville Lady Cardinals ended their 2020 season on a high note, heading into playoffs after a rocky start. Head volleyball coach Ty Johnston reports that the team is building off those successes for a promising 2021. One of the program’s biggest strengths is size.