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IT ALL STARTS UP FRONT The defensive line for the Munday Moguls controlled the Quanah offense, giving up only 3 touchdowns. In a Munday 46-21 victory Friday September 4th at home.

IT ALL STARTS UP FRONT The defensive line for the Munday Moguls controlled the Quanah offense, giving up only 3 touchdowns. In a Munday 46-21 victory Friday September 4th at home.

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Moguls defeat Quanah 46-21

Russ Morris |
Thursday, September 10, 2026
The Munday Moguls defeated Quanah last week for their second victory of the season.
Munday teams sweep home XC meet

Munday teams sweep home XC meet

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Munday teams sweep home XC meet

Troy Parton |
Thursday, September 10, 2026
Despite the sweltering heat and blazing sun, the Moguls and Mogulettes were able to fight off the competition to win their meet Wednesday, Sept. 2 at Lake Creek Golf Course east of Munday.Temperatures nearing 103 degrees did not keep the runners from competing for gold, but there was only one team...
PREPARING FOR BATTLE The Mogulettes get fired up to face the Eagles of TLCA-Abilene Saturday Sept. 5 in Abilene.

PREPARING FOR BATTLE The Mogulettes get fired up to face the Eagles of TLCA-Abilene Saturday Sept. 5 in Abilene.

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Munday volleyball roundup

Troy Parton |
Thursday, September 10, 2026
Munday’s volleyball teams played on the road twice this past week.
GREYHOUNDS TOOK ON SPUR BULLDOGS for Knox City’s first victory of the season Sept. 4. | SHERI BATY PHOTO

GREYHOUNDS TOOK ON SPUR BULLDOGS for Knox City’s first victory of the season Sept. 4. | SHERI BATY PHOTO

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A Primer on Six-Man Football

Special To The News-courier
Thursday, September 10, 2026
History. Six-man football was invented in 1934 by a high-school coach from Chester, Nebraska, named Stephen Epler, who wanted to find a way for his players to have the opportunity to play the game of football.
New coach a familiar name in Benjamin

New coach a familiar name in Benjamin

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New coach a familiar name in Benjamin

News Staff
Thursday, September 10, 2026
After years of being one of the state’s top sixman powers, the Benjamin Mustangs aren’t expected to be quite as lethal this season. And that’s just fine with the Mustangs, who will file it away under the heading of “motivation” for 2026.
Benjamin Mustangs Football, back row from left: Preston True, Ryder Willden, Hagen Weatherford, Everett Cates, Edgar Robledo, Jace True Front Row; Bentley Irons, Jace Trevino, Zach Faris, Eli Cates, Wyatt Devlin, DJ Martinez, Brantly Barnett

Benjamin Mustangs Football, back row from left: Preston True, Ryder Willden, Hagen Weatherford, Everett Cates, Edgar Robledo, Jace True Front Row; Bentley Irons, Jace Trevino, Zach Faris, Eli Cates, Wyatt Devlin, DJ Martinez, Brantly Barnett

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BENJAMIN MUSTANGS VARSITY FOOTBALL

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Thursday, September 10, 2026
BENJAMIN MUSTANGS VARSITY FOOTBALL

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ABOUT THE MUSTANGS

News Staff
Thursday, September 10, 2026
HEAD COACHAaron Kuehler (1st season)ASSISTANT COACHESTerry FordSUPERINTENDENT / PRINCIPALRonda MoffettSCHOOL COLORSPurple & WhiteSCHOOL MASCOT Mustangs 2025 SEASON10-1 overall, 4-0 in District6-1A six-man Division II Playoffs: Defeated Aspermont53-8 in bi-district; defeated Balmorhea 68-16 in area;...
Benjamin HS Cheerleaders, from left: Racee Blaylock, Ma’Layn Williams, Ide Graciano, Madyx Williams, Lexi True, Camila Ocon, Avery Frazier

Benjamin HS Cheerleaders, from left: Racee Blaylock, Ma’Layn Williams, Ide Graciano, Madyx Williams, Lexi True, Camila Ocon, Avery Frazier

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BENJAMIN LADY STANGS CHEERLEADERS

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Thursday, September 10, 2026
BENJAMIN LADY STANGS CHEERLEADERS
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