STEPHENVILLE – Saturday featured a showdown of Lone Star Conference and national volleyball giants inside the walls of Wisdom Gym and, in the end, the proud defenders of the purple and white came out on top. Advertisements
STEPHENVILLE (TheFlashToday) — Julie Mata was in a locker room celebrating with her basketball teammates after winning a national semifinal game when she first used the line.
STEPHENVILLE (TheFlashToday) — Tarleton State has landed two prized high school recruits not normally available to Division II teams.
KINGSVILLE (TheFlashToday) — Tarleton State scored twice in the seventh and twice more in the ninth to come from behind and top West Texas A&M 7-6 in the championship play-in round of the Lone Star Conference Baseball Championship in Kingsville Friday night.
CANYON (TheFlashToday) — In its first NCAA Division II playoff contest since 2007, with only one senior and true freshmen on the hill and behind the plate, Tarleton State did the unthinkable Friday evening.
ALLEN (TheFlashToday) — No. 7 Tarleton State (27-2) showed the defensive intensity that led it to the top of the Lone Star Conference during the regular season Wednesday night, cruising to a 80-50 win over last-place Eastern New Mexico (7-21) in the opening game of the Lone Star Conference Championship.
AUSTIN – The Tarleton State Tennis team dropped an in-region match 8-1 Thursday afternoon to St. Edward’s at the Strohmeyer Courts in Austin.
ARKADELPHIA, AR. – Tarleton State Tennis dropped its first nationally ranked battle of the year to open play Friday at the Ouachita Baptist Quad, but rebounded to end the day with a 5-1 win over Delta State.
SAN ANTONIO – A pair of solo home runs from Alec Humphreys and Collin Scribner was more than enough support for the Tarleton pitching staff, led by starter Matt Herrick, in a 2-0 shutout of No. 38 St. Mary’s Friday.
CANYON – A walk-off triple capped off a seventh-inning rally in the WT Woodward Invitational opener against Chadron State Friday afternoon as Tarleton State split its doubleheader.
