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GLEN ROSE — The Glen Rose Lady Tigers will open the Class 4A volleyball playoffs with Big Spring at 6:30 p.m. Monday at Hawley High School.

LUBBOCK — The Glen Rose Lady Tigers finished seventh overall at the Class 4A Region 1 Cross Country meet on Monday in Lubbock, missing out on qualifying for state as a team by just three spots. Glen Rose senior Mignon Miller led the Lady Tigers by placing 32nd with the time of 13 minutes, 07.60 seconds, followed by Lily Melton (325th, 13:18.00), Brynn Hasty (50th, 13:31.40), Daylynn Cassidy (55th, 13:35.60) and Zara Overton (84th, 14:24.50).

GLEN ROSE — With just two weeks left in the regular season, the Glen Rose Tigers are playing their best football. With their 63-13 victory over Hillsboro last Friday at Tiger Stadium, the Tiger offense has scored 63 points or more in three consecutive games, and the defense has allowed just 16 points per game in those three outings – including a shutout.

Glen Rose’s J Ryan Thompson delivers a pass to teammate Zeke Niedziela during the Runnin’ Tigers’ first practice of the season Wednesday, while coach Will Bryant barks out instructions. The Tigers finished 22-8 overall last year and 5-3 in District 6-4A. They fell to Burkburnett, 64-62, in the first round of the playoffs last season. The Runnin’ Tigers open the season Nov. 12 when they take on Iowa Park in Lipan.

With just two weeks left in the regular season, the Glen Rose Tigers are playing their best football.

GLEN ROSE — After falling to Stephenville earlier this month is the battle for first place in District 6-4A, the Glen Rose Lady Tigers couldn’t help but feel they let one get away. The Lady Tigers (26-10, 5-1) will get another shot at the Honeybees on Friday at 5 p.m.

GODLEY — To say the Glen Rose offense is on a roll may be a bit of an understatement. Operating at supersonic speed may be more like it.

The Glen Rose Lady Tigers, ranked 15th in Class 4A, opened practice for the 2022-23 season Wednesday afternoon in preparation for their season opener on Nov. 8 at Alvarado. The Lady Tigers finished 31-6 last year, and lost to Decatur in the second round of the Class 4A playoffs, and they are hoping for a deeper run in 2022-23.

The Glen Rose Lady Tigers stayed in the thick of the District 6-4A race Tuesday night with a 25-14, 25-17, 25-9 road victory over Brownwood to open up the second half of district play.