The Frenship volleyball team begins their playoff run versus El Paso Coronado on Tuesday, October 30 in Odessa.

Skyler Newsome’s touchdown run with less than a minute to play pushed Frenship’s contest with Midland into overtime on Friday night, but unfortunately the Bulldogs would score the game-winner in extra time to win 34-28.

The Tiger football team ran into the hottest team in District 2-6A to open up league play last Friday, and the visiting Midland Lee Rebels lived up to their early success and beat the Tigers 51-15 in both teams’ district opener.

FHS scored on each of their first five possessions and the Tiger defense shut down the visiting Randall offense to build a 31-0 first half advantage that led to a 34-27 victory over the Raiders Friday night at Peoples Bank Stadium.

Frenship put in their most complete game of the early season with major contributions from both the offense and defense as well as the special teams in a 30-14 victory over El Paso Andress.

Lubbock Cooper scored touchdowns on each of its first two possessions and kept Frenship at arm’s length the rest of the first half before pulling away and beating the Tigers 45-14 Friday night at Pirate Stadium in Woodrow.

The Frenship volleyball team keeps adding tally marks in the win column. Two more wins last week have the Tigers as winners of 18 of their last 19 matches.

Are you planning to attend the Frenship football game at Lubbock Cooper this Friday? Here are the things you need to know as you prepare for this week’s big matchup.

Twenty-two Tiger runners set personal record times and helped lead the team to strong finishes at the Lubbock ISD Invitational at Mae Simmons Park.

FHS scored 22 unanswered points in the second half to take control of the tight contest and claim their first win of the season.