It’s drama as district race comes down to the wire

  • DISAPPOINTING LOSS FOR MUNDAY Moguls defensive lineman Seniors Aaron Quintero, AJ Diaz, and Mance Phillips fought hard against the Seymour Panthers offense but came up short with the Panthers winning the game with a final score of 38 over the Moguls 20. | LACI BOWMAN
    DISAPPOINTING LOSS FOR MUNDAY Moguls defensive lineman Seniors Aaron Quintero, AJ Diaz, and Mance Phillips fought hard against the Seymour Panthers offense but came up short with the Panthers winning the game with a final score of 38 over the Moguls 20. | LACI BOWMAN
  • STIFFARMED Zander Abila pushes the Pirate back to gain some yards. | SHERI BATY PHOTO
    STIFFARMED Zander Abila pushes the Pirate back to gain some yards. | SHERI BATY PHOTO
  • MOGULS FINISH STRONG The Munday Moguls finish a strong cross-country season by running in Round Rock at the State meet. They finished up as the 16th place team. | LACI BOWMAN
    MOGULS FINISH STRONG The Munday Moguls finish a strong cross-country season by running in Round Rock at the State meet. They finished up as the 16th place team. | LACI BOWMAN
  • DEFENSIVE STOP The Greyhound defense makes the stop. | SHERI BATY PHOTO
    DEFENSIVE STOP The Greyhound defense makes the stop. | SHERI BATY PHOTO
    The last week of the regular season will not be without drama.Knox City dropped a 4842 District 6-1A Division I six-man decision to Perrin-Whit on Thursday, creating numerous postseason scenarios going into this week’s finales.“The season isn’t over yet,” Greyhounds head coach Caleb Callaway said. “Alotdependsonthegames this week.”District play ...

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