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From Star Local News: The Flower Mound Jaguars gave Allen its toughest contest, but ultimately Allen won the match, 43-17, and the Texas Dual State Championships for a fourth consecutive year. Read more@
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Jan 182012
From DallasNews.com: Meg Boutwell, Flower Mound High School guard, made two free throws with about five seconds left to give Flower Mound a 59-57 win vs. Hebron. Read more@
Jan 142012
From Cross Timbers Gazette: As soccer season kicks into full gear for the teams of Southern Denton County, hopes are high across the board. Most of the area teams return several players from last season, and with new arrivals poised to fill in where others have moved on, expectations are as high as ever. Read more@
Jan 122012
From DentonRC.com: Karen Aston didn’t need long to pick out the key attributes of her best players in her first season as North Texas head coach. That was particularly true of former Flower Mound standout Laura McCoy (Facebook). The sophomore is taking on a key role as UNT’s primary ball handler this year. Read more@
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From ESPN: The Flower Mound girls basketball team has a bright future with junior point guard Ashley Deary (Facebook) at the helm of its offense. Only Irving MacArthur and national standout Alexis Jones is ahead of her in points per game in the area. Deary is averaging 17.3 points this season. Read more@
From YouTube: PG Ashley Deary #3 Westside Elite- Class of 2013 (SOPH Highlights)
Twelve athletes have been named to the 2012 USA Softball Women’s National Team, the Amateur Softball Association (ASA) of America announced today. Taylor Hoagland (Facebook|Twitter), a former star at Flower Mound High School, was among another 12 players invited to try out for five additional spots on the squad, which will compete at the International Softball Federation (ISF) Women’s World Championship. The 2012 USA Softball Women’s National Team and USA Softball Women’s Elite National Team will hold a selection camp in June. Continue reading »
From ESPN: The 3-ball was hot for the Plano West girls (24-2, 6-0 District 8-5A) Monday night, helping raise West over Flower Mound, 76-56. Read more@
From the Flower Mound Leader: The Lewisville ISD Board of Trustees named Dane Johnson as head football coach for Flower Mound High School and Greg Miller as head football coach of Lewisville High School during Monday night’s meeting. Read more@
From Flower Mound Leader: With 2.2 seconds remaining in Friday night’s game against Plano East (0-3 in district), Flower Mound’s Brett Bell sank two free throws to secure the overtime win. But that was far from the most dramatic moment of the night for Bell, who needed to hit a 3-pointer at the end of regulation just to force overtime in an eventual 65-60 Flower Mound (1-2) victory. Read more@
The Flower Mound High School performing arts departments combine to present Crazy for You, the Tony Award winning production blending the music of Ira and George Gershwin with laughter, dancing, sentiment and showmanship in the tradition of American musical theatre. Continue reading »
January 4, 2012
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