Salado Eagles jumped out to a 14-0 lead at home over the Gatesville Hornets, but the Hornets poured on 34 unanswered points in the second and third quarters to take control and held on for a 48-35 win Oct. 14.
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The Lady Eagles (27-14) cruised comfortably to their 14th straight match victory in straight sets of the Lady Cadets of Waco Connally on Oct. 14.
Salado JV Girls scored a perfect 15 and had the top 15 runners in the District Meet at Waco Connally on Oct. 10.
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Salado Lady Eagles are undefeated in district play and have extended their win streak to 12 games after escaping a five-set match against China Spring Oct. 7 and sweeping Gatesville in three Oct. 4.
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Salado Eagles had four runners place in the top 10 on their way to win the District meet.
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Friends are family are uniting around Salado native Tom Gidley, Jr. who is fighting cancer.
Steven Jackson, who grew up with Tom and went all 12 grades in Salado schools with him, is working with other classmates and lifelong friends for a fundraiser at Jack’s Barn, 525 Pace Park Rd. on Oct. 15.
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Salado varsity cross country teams won their divisions at the District meet Oct. 10 at Connally and qualified for the Region meet in Huntsville Oct. 24.
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By Tim Fleischer
Editor-in-Chief
In the first 66 seconds of play tonight, Salado and Robinson both put up touchdowns, combining for 28 points in less than six minutes of play in a raucous and turnover-ridden slugfest at Rocket Field where the Eagles held on for a 33-24 district win.
Albuquerque was home to Ken and his family until 1995. He attended Highland High school and UNM. But his was his role in the family business, Kistler-Collister, that brought him into his element. Ever sharp dressed he was the “people man”.
By Tim Fleischer
Editor-in-Chief
Hitchcock Bulldogs scored on the last play of the first half and on their first possession of the second half, which gave them enough of a cushion to withstand a 21-point second half effort by the Salado Eagles and win 35-30 in a neutral game played at Merrill Green stadium in Bryan.
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