LONE OAK — The No. 3 Como-Pickton Lady Eagles polished off their Area playoff series against the Frankston Maidens Saturday by winning Game Three 11-0 after five innings. The tone of the game would be set early on, as the Lady Eagles dominated from the beginning and never let up, leading to a victory.

PARIS — The North Hopkins Panthers had their season come to a bitter end this weekend after losing their Bi-District series against the Linden-Kildare Tigers. Despite winning the second game to force a third game, the Panthers fell short in the final game, losing the series.

ATLANTA — The Saltillo Lions captured a Bi-District championship Saturday following a 10-2 win over the Avery Bulldogs in the opening round of the playoffs at Atlanta High School. The Lions would outplay the Bulldogs all game long and never wavered, earning the win.

Mathis tabbed 2A Player of the Year.

SAN MARCOS — The Texas High School Coaches Association (THSCA) released their final wave of Academic All-State selections recently for the spring sports. Sports recognized include soccer, tennis, golf, softball, baseball, and track and field.

WINNSBORO — The Como-Pickton Eagles saw their season come to a heartbreaking end this past weekend, as they lost their Bi-District playoff series to the Maud Cardinals. Despite initially taking the lead in the series, the Eagles weren’t able to close it out, as the Cardinals won Games Two and Three to complete a comeback.

WINNSBORO — The Cumby Trojans’ season came to a disappointing end Friday following a 10-0 loss to the Ore City Rebels in their Bi-District playoff game at Winnsboro High School. The game’s outcome would be decided early on, as the Trojans were outplayed from the start and couldn’t establish any rhythm.

KINGSLAND — The Sulphur Springs Wildcats golf team capped off another successful season by tying for ninth place at the state golf meet April 29 and 30 at the Legends Golf Course in Kingsland. They would come up with an overall score of 634, tying Bellville for ninth place.

The Sulphur Springs Wildcats suffered a heartbreaking loss in Game One of their Bi-District playoff series against the Lindale Eagles Wednesday night, falling 5-4. Despite leading the majority of the game, the Wildcats couldn’t close the game out, as the Eagles scored five unanswered runs to take the lead in the series.

Four Lady Wildcats earn TASCO honors.