Composed by J.J. Ford

Former Huxley Man Featured in Tyler Paper for Heroic Act

Andrew Dolan, formerly of Huxley and now a coach at Whitehouse High School, was featured in an article published by Tyler Morning Telegraph. Dolan went fishing and at the end of his fishing trip had the catch of the day, a man who was in danger of drowning on Lake Tyler. To read the story - Sailor meets, thanks the mystery fisherman who saved him from drowning on Lake Tyler

Roughrider Struggle Against Lions, Suffer 51-58 Loss

February 17, 2016 - Center boys varsity basketball team fell in their second game of district competition against Henderson with a final score of 51-58. Riders had a decisive victory over the Henderson Lions  at their previous match but failed to rally against the Lions in Tuesday's game, February 16th. 

Points scored were Octavius Evans (23), Tyrone Roland (9), Kaleb Parks (6), Kyle Parks (6), Lamarcus Goodwin (3), DaCorey McGee (2), and Jaterious Evans (2).

Roughriders End Tatum's 10-Game Winning Streak

February 15, 2016 - Center Varsity Boys basketball team defeated the Tatum Eagles Friday, February 12th ending Tatum's 10-game winning streak and handing the Eagles their first loss of District play. The final score was Roughriders 71, Eagles 57. The win tied the two teams giving both a 6-1 record for 4A Region III District 19.

Tatum took charge of the first period with 18 points scored to Center's 9 points and at the half led by 5 points 28-33.

Roughriders Win Against Eagles, 61-54

February 10, 2016 - The Center Boys Varsity basketball team played against Rusk Tuesday, February 9th winning 61-54 bringing their season to 15-8.

The Roughriders were ahead 14 to 6 at the end of the first period. The Eagles fought back in the second period scoring 18 points to the Riders 16 and tied the game at the end of the 3rd period, 41-41.

Riders didn't back down and went for the win during the 4th period scoring 20 points to the Eagles 13 and advanced their district standing to 5-1.

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