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Six editions of Game Day begins this Wednesday, Aug. 28. There will be four others during the football regular season and at least one for the playoffs. The section will include a cover feature of Ennis at Waxahachie and the Battle of 287.

Just days after a disheartening setback at Crandall, Ennis bounced back to give Maypearl a taste of the same in a 3-2 win on the road. Crandall trailed the Lady

Veteran Defensive Coordinator Paul Willingham carries the Lions defense with his growl, his knowledge and effective strategies. When it comes to his grandkids, however, he’s all heart and soft hands.

Exploring the land as a means of assessing the odds for success is a common method for businesses, the military and coaches. A classic example often used today comes from

Ennis picked up their first win of the season on Aug. 12 when the youthladen co-ed team thumped Kaufman by a 12-7 count. The matches were held at the EISD

Ennis and eight teams will vie for the District 8-5A championship, while Ferris and four are in a battle for the top spot in District 4-4A. Palmer is in eight

First glimpse of a new edition of Ennis maroon will take place on Monday, Aug. 19, when Meet the Lions takes place at 6:30 p.m. at Lion Memorial Stadium.

Ennis and Mansfield Legacy will take to the turf on Thursday, Aug. 22, for a football scrimmage. The two teams met a year ago before a crowd that numbered in the thousands.

When a team is clicking on all cylinders, coaches tend to say praise the fact that standout performances were not limited to a few and that teamwork abounded. So it was with Italy last week.

Texas Wesleyan University has begun football practices for their third season of the sport, well, since they took a break in 1941 for World War II.