The University Interscholastic League has amended its suspension of sponsored events during the COVID-19 (coronavirus) pandemic “until further notice”, the organization announced Friday.
Brazos High School powerlifting head coach Ryan Almon was able to complete one trip to regional competition before the sports world came to a stop due to the coronavirus pandemic. Read more
The Brazos High School girls powerlifting team had one lifter at the Region 2, Division 3 championship last month before all events were halted for the COVID-19 pandemic. Read more
The UIL has been forthcoming and flexible in hopes of saving the seasons of the class of 2020. Read more
The focus on the biennial UIL realignment is often dominated by football with the fans wondering where their team will be playing under the Friday night lights. Read more
The basketball skill level of a student-athlete playing can be easily determined during a game. Read more
The COVID-19 (coronavirus) pandemic has put all extracurricular activities on hold in Texas. The big question for student-athletes, coaches and parents is whether UIL events will return for th… Read more
The Brazos High School boys basketball team went through growing pains during the 2019-20 season under new head coach Joshua McCown. Read more
The University Interscholastic League (UIL) is extending its suspension of all UIL-sanctioned activities due to the outbreak of COVID-19 (coronavirus) in Texas. Read more
The Class 2A spring tennis schedule can be abbreviated compared to larger classifications but the Brazos High School team has still hit the ground running. Read more
The 2019-20 girls basketball season was a learning experience for Brazos head coach Kevin O’Rourke and the Cougarettes. Read more
The University Interscholastic League suspended the boys’ state basketball tournament after the conclusion of a 3A semifinal on Thursday afternoon in response of concerns about the coronavirus… Read more
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Kim English and Keith Ramsey each scored 20 points, and Missouri's swarming defense lived up to its reputation during an 86-78 victory over Clemson in the first round of the NCAA tournament Friday.
Sophie Cunningham put together a masterful 27 poimts, 5 rebounds and 5 assists in the victory over the Illini. For more videos, follow @MizzouNetwork on Twitter or "Like" Mizzou Network on Facebook.
