Nathan Hague

2 weeks ago | dailysentinel.com | Nathan Hague

Nacogdoches’ softball team earned its second consecutive win Tuesday night with a 9-4 victory over Jacksonville. “It’s been two games in a row where everything has been nothing but positive,” Lady Dragons head coach Christie Jaegers said. “They’re doing what they’re supposed to. Something just clicked with them. I don’t know what it was, but it clicked, and everyone’s hitting the ball.”The Lady Dragons now own an overall record of 5-16 and a district record of 2-10.

2 weeks ago | dailysentinel.com | Nathan Hague

Monday saw the conclusion of SFA's baseball series against Texas A&M-Corpus Christi as the Lumberjacks dropped in a 6-4 final. The series started off Friday night with an SFA 14-7 loss and because of weather, game two was postponed to Sunday, when the Islanders came up on top 8-5 in 16 innings. “I wasn’t happy about a lot of things, but I was happy with the last two games,”SFA head baseball coach Matt Vanderburg said. “I felt like we competed.

3 weeks ago | dailysentinel.com | Nathan Hague

As Nacogdoches' baseball team enters the home stretch of its season, junior Cameron Brady is hopeful that the Dragons will catch fire and finish strong. “When it comes to the small things, we’re improving,” Brady said. “We're just getting better day by day. I think we have a good chance to go on a little winning streak. It's all about how we decide to finish the season.”Nacogdoches currently holds an overall record of 5-14 and a district record of 2-8.

3 weeks ago | dailysentinel.com | Nathan Hague

The Martinsville Tigers and Kennard Pirates were knotted at 1-1 on the scoreboard before the Tigers exploded for eight runs in the fourth inning, cruising to a 12-2 victory at Nacogdoches High School on Friday afternoon. “We’re growing,” Martinsville head baseball coach Richie Villanueva said. “It’s been a learning experience for us. We have a lot of freshmen, and we’ve used a different lineup just about every game.”The game began with both teams going quietly in the first inning.

3 weeks ago | dailysentinel.com | Nathan Hague

After a quarter-century wait, Nacogdoches’ track and field team made history, capturing its first district title in at least 25 years. “That’s as far back as we know of,” Moody said. “Last year, we finished second by about 15 points. It came down to the 4x400-meter relay. We were a few points behind, and in the previous two years, we finished in third place, less than 20 points away from first.”Christine Schick, who earned third place with 22 points, reflected on the win: “It means a lot.