It’s that time of year again—UIL One-Act Play time, that is. Jayton and Spur high school drama troupes are busy preparing for ambitious productions they will workshop during clinics and then stage for district contests in Spur on March 5.
At press time three games remain for the six girls’ basketball teams in district 15-1A, but potential playoff scenarios far outnumber the half dozen competitors.
Texas’ University Interscholastic League released its 2020 district alignments for football and basketball Monday, and some significant changes are in store for area teams for football.
Six Business Professionals Association members from Spur High School joined students from Plainview, Floydada, Paducah, Tulia, Crosbyton, Frenship and Sanford-Fritch for the Area 4/ Region 1 Regional Leadership Conference Saturday, Jan. 25. Two business sessions and event contests took place at Plainview High School in Plainview.
have one team in the Texas Association of Basketball Coaches’ top 10 in the state poll, but doubly unusual to have two. For the past two seasons Paducah and Jayton have not only been neckand-neck in District 15-1A, but also in the TABC state rankings.