Lions doubles dominate tourney
The Ennis Lion powerhouses struck again during the Ennis March Madness tournament on Friday with three wins, three second place finishes and a consolation victory.
The Ennis Lion powerhouses struck again during the Ennis March Madness tournament on Friday with three wins, three second place finishes and a consolation victory.
The Ennis Lions (4-5-2, 0-1) faced an unexpected 8-3 loss to the Arlington Seguin Cougars on Tuesday.
The Ennis Lions (4-4-2) concluded the David Crumpton Tournament in Mesquite on Saturday with an 11-1 victory over Seagoville in a short, ten-run rule game that ended at the bottom of the fifth inning.
The Ennis Lions (3-4-2) headed to Mesquite Thursday for the three-day David Crumpton Tournament.
Dave A. Vance, spo…@ennisdailynews.com The Lions headed home from the Corsicana Mertz Tennis Classic Tournament Friday with a third place finish out of the 16-team field. The Lions finished with 109 points behind Texas High (163) and Waco Midway (128). Click here to sign up for our E-Edition and read the rest of the story!
The Ennis Lions (2-3-1) concluded the Waco ISD Invitational Tournament with a 5-1 loss to Red Oak during the consolation championship game on Saturday.
The Ennis Lions (2-1-1) headed to Waco Thursday for the three-day Waco ISD Invitational Tournament after falling 8-3 to Corsicana on Tuesday.
The Ennis Lions swept the two-day Ennis Lovapalooza Tournament last Friday and Saturday.
Ennis native and Ennis High School graduate Betty Rider received the Susan B. Feamster Trailblazer Award at half time during the Kentucky vs. Georgia game this month as part of the celebration of Alumni Day, National Girls and Women in Sports Day, and an observance of the 40th Anniversary of Title IX.
Monday marked the final game of the season for boys basketball.
The Ennis Lions (6-24, 2-12) went into Monday’s game against the Waxahachie Indians (3-26, 0-14) with a fearless, nothing to lose attitude that earned Ennis a much needed victory. The Lions headed home with their heads held high after a 71-43 victory to end the season.
The Ennis Lions (5-24, 1-12) missed out on an opportunity Friday to win their final home game of the season.
Ennis Lady Lion Alex Fusco dreamed about going to college and playing volleyball when she was younger. Her dream came true Wednesday when she signed with Austin College in Sherman.
Five Ennis Lion seniors made the next chapter of their lives official Wednesday morning in front of family, friends and coaches.
Tuesday’s game between the Ennis Lions (5-23, 1-11) and Mansfield Summit Jaguars (17-8-7, 8-3) was expected to be a challenge for the Lions after Ennis faced a 23-point defeat in January. The Jaguars defended their home court Tuesday with a 55-31 victory.
The Ennis Lions (5-22, 1-10) suffered a late-season defeat by the Mansfield Legacy Broncos (24-7, 10-1). Legacy claimed a 43-29 victory in Ennis.
Ennis Lion linebacker Malik Jenkins received an offer to play football for Texas Tech.
The Ennis Lady Lions (15-16) had no answer for the Red Oak Lady Hawk offensive onslaught, losing 65-40 and falling under .500 for the first time all season.
The Ennis Lions (5-20, 1-8) went on the road Friday to face the Mansfield Lake Ridge Eagles (11-10, 5-4) for the second time this season.
After losing their last home game by two points to Mansfield Summit two weeks ago, the Ennis JV Lions (7-8, 2-5) were looking to defend their home court against the Waxahachie Indians last Friday.
