Sports

In an extra-inning game, the Palestine Westwood Lady Panthers won their second District 20-3A game in a week over the Groesbeck Lady Goats. Earlier in the week in Palestine on Tuesday, the Lady Panthers took a 3-0 decision. On Friday night March 13 at the Groesbeck filed, Palestine first jumped in front 7-0. Groesbeck fought back to take a 9-7 lead on a five-run rally in the bottom of the fifth inning. The lead lasted only than into the top of the sixth inning as Palestine came back and tied the score 9-9. The Lady Goats played good defense in the top of the seventh inning, but couldn’t score in the bottom of the sixth or in the bottom of the seventh inning thus forcing the game into extra innings.

The Groesbeck Tennis Team recently placed fifth at state before cancellations began to occur due to the coronavirus, at the competition held by the Texas Tennis Coaches Association in San Antonio last week.

My name is Jason Pringle and I would like to take this time to let you know a little more about myself. I was born and raised in Limestone County and my roots run deep. Not only did I grow up in this area, I have, in my adult years, helped the area youth grow and build. In the past, I was a member of the board for Groesbeck Little Dribblers. For the past 12 years I have been a fixture on the baseball and softball fields for our youth. Serving on each board when they were separate entities and being a part of unifying the separate baseball and softball boards into the Groesbeck Youth Baseball Softball Association. I have served as the President and Vice President of these boards. For 13 years I feel I have been a positive influence on the children that I have coached on either the baseball or softball fields, in peewee football and even the basketball court.