Every two years, UIL schools go through the biannual redistricting process, where some schools switch classifications and receive new neighbors in their districts. Most of the attention is placed on the new football districts.
Former Pittsburg Pirates, Christian Bates (right) and Tyrell Williams, competed for the Red Team in the FCA All-Star Football Bowl played at Tyler’s Rose Stadium on the evening of June 4. Pitt Athletics Director and Head Football Coach, Triston Abron, was a coach for the Blue Team. The Red Team came out with a 14-6 victory over the Blue Team. COURTESY PHOTO / GEORGE BATES
Some observers may have looked at the numbers going into Pittsburg’s bi-district matchup against Spring Hill and expected the Panthers to roll to easy victories. After all, the Pirates played the Panthers twice earlier in the season, falling in both matchups. Spring Hill also came into the matchup having only lost three games all season and none since their final district matchup.
Dalton Hall’s teammates had good things to say of him on May 11 when he signed a letter of intent to play with the baseball team at East Texas Baptist University.
Evelyn Ponce signed a letter of intent to play for Central Methodist University in Missouri on the soccer team. She is only the second player from the Pittsburg Girls’ Soccer team to sign a letter of intent, and it marks a milestone in her career.
