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K’Lee Grimsley going for the kill

K’Lee Grimsley going for the kill

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KNOX CITY VOLLEYBALL VS. WOODSON

News Staff
Thursday, August 14, 2025
Knox City’s varsity volleyball team had a home non-conference match versus. Woodson Aug. 11. 

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Mogulettes volleyball ready for new season

Sue Jane Sullivan
Thursday, August 14, 2025
Coach Rebecca Burns and her Munday Mogulettes are gearing up for a new volleyball season with this weekend’s Marlboro Man Tournament hosted by another Knox County school, the Benjamin Lady Mustangs.Burns is entering her fourth season at Munday.

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Munday flag football registration opens

Kodie Fairchild |
Thursday, August 14, 2025
TheMundayYouthSports Association has opened registration for the upcoming flag football season.Students could sign up at Meet theTeacher on August 14 from 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. or coming up at Meet the Moguls on August 21 following the football scrimmage at 7 p.m.The cost is $35 if paying by cash or...

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Munday sets spirit days

Kodie Fairchild
Thursday, August 14, 2025
The Munday Secondary School announced their 2025 spirit days and Meet the Moguls and Mogulettes event for the upcoming school year.All the athletes will be introduced at Meet the Moguls & Mogulettes event hosted by the booster club at the high school football field on Thursday, August 21 following...
DON HASKINS

DON HASKINS

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DON HASKINS

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Thursday, August 14, 2025
Whose coaching career was launched in tiny Benjamin, Texas—took the 1966 Texas Western College squad to the NCAA baksetball championships—a chapter in sports history portrayed in the Disney movie ”Glory Road”
Knox City Greyhounds get serious in practice

Knox City Greyhounds get serious in practice

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Knox City Greyhounds get serious in practice

News Staff
Thursday, August 14, 2025
Knox City ’s 2025 football squad learned skills during two-a-day practices in pads last week. While UIL rules have changed this year to limit twice-a-day practice sessions (primarily to address heat-related safety concerns), as the start of school approaches, drills get tougher.
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