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Multiple standout athletes from Whitehouse, Hallsville, Mount Pleasant and Aledo earned Class 5A All-State recognition, highlighting a season of offensive firepower and defensive excellence.
Twenty‑five teams from the Brazos Valley convene at Merrill Green Stadium for media day, sharing hopes for the 2026 season and reflecting on leadership and hard work.
Ahmed Nur, a highly ranked 2027 basketball prospect, is set to arrive in Syracuse this August, joining a slate of elite recruits for official visits that highlight the university's aggressive recruiting strategy.
During July, Louisville basketball coach Pat Kelsey and his assistants attended five high‑profile evaluation events, focusing on prospects such as Reese Alston and a host of emerging 2028 talents.
The first Travis Fields youth baseball camp gathered kids aged 7 to 13 under the guidance of experienced coaches, including World Series champion Brian Little, and set the stage for future leagues in kickball and softball.
The Texas A&M Aggies will headline the 2027 BRUCE BOLT College Classic in Houston, opening against Louisville before facing Louisiana and Houston, with tickets to go on sale later this year.
Due to expected inclement weather, Texas A&M has moved its opening baseball series game to a Friday doubleheader, adjusting start times and ticket usage, while the final game remains Saturday at 2 p.m.
The TABC Girls June Scholastic Event Showcase kicked off Thursday in Bryan, Texas, featuring five local high school teams vying for college recruiter attention.
Missouri State University is turning its football road trips into more than just games, rolling out a suite of fan‑focused events that accompany the Bears' travels to Texas A&M and Southern Methodist University.
TCU's 2027 recruiting efforts received a boost as edge rusher Hunter Black pledged to the university, joining a class that now ranks 71st nationally.
Wade Taylor IV, Texas A&M’s all‑time leading scorer, returned to Bryan to host a basketball camp for over 100 kids, sharing drills, fundamentals and his NBA G League experience.
A Bryan man with a decade-long pattern of alcohol-related offenses was sentenced to twelve years after his thirteenth DWI conviction, a case that reflects the county’s push to curb repeat offenders.