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The return of Friday Night Lights: Southern Denton County teams eye big seasons - Cross Timbers Gazette | Southern Denton County | Flower Mound | News (opens the original)
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Nothing signals the arrival of fall in Texas quite like Friday night football. From perennial state contenders to teams looking to rebound from disappointing seasons, southern Denton County schools enter the 2026 season with plenty of optimism. Experienced quarterbacks, Division I recruits and talented returning starters have coaches believing another memorable season is on the horizon. After finishing 12-2, winning District 3-5A Division II with an undefeated record and advancing to the fourth
Southern Denton County cross country teams kicking season into gear - Cross Timbers Gazette | Southern Denton County | Flower Mound | News (opens the original)
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With the 2026 cross country season rapidly approaching, area athletes are ready to get out on the trails and show why southern Denton County seems to be a breeding ground for some of the strongest distance runners in the state. The 2025 season saw multiple area athletes qualify for the regional and state meets, and this season should be no different. The Liberty Christian cross country program had a solid showing last season, finishing second on the girls side and third on the boys side at the d
Southern Denton County volleyball teams set for success this season - Cross Timbers Gazette | Southern Denton County | Flower Mound | News (opens the original)
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Hall of fame volleyball coach Carl McGown once said, “A volleyball game is like chopping down a tree. You don’t win with one big swing of the ax. You win with lots and lots of good swings of the ax.” As the 2026 season approaches, players from around the region are gearing up for what promises to be another fun year on the hardwood. Six of the seven area teams made the post-season in 2025, two reached the state finals, and one team, Byron Nelson, won a state and national championship. For the Ar
Langdon leaves lasting legacy at Marcus - Cross Timbers Gazette | Southern Denton County | Flower Mound | News (opens the original)
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When Kelly Langdon took over the Marcus High School tennis program in 2001, George W. Bush had just taken office, the events of Sept. 11 were still months away and the nation had recently moved past Y2K. Twenty-five years later, Langdon is retiring as one of the most accomplished high school tennis coaches in Texas, leaving behind a program defined not only by championships but by the relationships he built with generations of student-athletes. The five-time United States Professional Tennis Ass
Lady Jaguars continue state tournament streak - Cross Timbers Gazette | Southern Denton County | Flower Mound | News (opens the original)
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For the third consecutive season, the Flower Mound girls golf team proved it belongs among Texas’ elite. The Lady Jaguars qualified again for the UIL Class 6A state tournament, continuing a run that has cemented Flower Mound as one of the top girls golf programs in the state. The team has finished in the top 10 each of the past three years despite consistently reshuffling its lineup with younger players stepping into key roles. Now, the next challenge is clear: turning sustained success into a s
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