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The Rice Middle School Ravens 8th grade boys basketball team hosted games against Wilson Middle School on Dec. 3 and the Ravens swept the series, though the “A” team game lead switched between the teams throughout. To view photos of Rice in both “A” and “B” team games please CLICK HERE for the Rice 8th grade boys basketball gallery. I’ll be photographing Rice 8th grade boys next when they travel to play Robinson Middle School on January 9.  Until then, happy holidays!Read More →

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The last game of the season for Plano JV football was a cold, wet, late game at Prosper’s on-campus turf field.  The Wildcats built an early lead that held for most of the game, but the Eagles pulled ahead by 3 in the 4th quarter, and despite a spirited late Plano offensive drive, the Eagles got the win. To view Plano JV faces photos from the game, PLEASE CLICK HERE,  and to view Plano JV action from the game, PLEASE CLICK HERE. Good luck next season Wildcats!Read More →

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2018 marked the first year the Plano Wildcats and the Prosper Eagles would meet on a football field in regular season play.  Plano hosted this year’s varsity game, and the Eagles jumped to an early lead that the Wildcats couldn’t overcome despite their strong play in the 4th quarter.  With the loss, Plano’s 2018 football season ended.  Despite the loss for Plano, the evening was filled with pageantry and emotion as the game was also Plano’s Homecoming game and Senior Night. To view photos of Plano football seniors’ recognition run onto the field before the game, PLEASE CLICK HERE. To view Wildcats players, fans andRead More →

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The McKinney Boyd Broncos hosted the Plano Wildcats this year in McKinney ISD’s brand new football stadium.  The stadium is awesome, and the folks in McKinney have every reason to be proud to have it it for many football seasons to come! Unfortunately for the Broncos, the Wildcats spoiled the debut party by winning out over the home team 39-10. To view Plano varsity action photos of the game, PLEASE CLICK HERE.  To view Plano fans & faces from the game, PLEASE CLICK HERE.Read More →

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After a several year break, the Jesuit Rangers are back in Plano’s UIL district, and the re-boot kicked off on Oct. 25 with the Wildcats JV football team traveling south on the Tollway to play on Jesuit’s campus field – Ranger Stadium.  It was a close game throughout, and featured more passing by the Wildcats JV than I think I’ve seen in quite a while.  In the end, the JV Rangers captured the win 24-21. To view Plano JV action from the game, PLEASE CLICK HERE, and to view Plano JV fans & faces, PLEASE CLICK HERE.Read More →

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The old Williams Field in Plano was the venue for the 2018 match between the Robinson Middle School and Rice Middle School 8th grade football “A” teams on Tuesday, Oct. 23.  It was a high scoring game, featuring several break-away runs by  both teams.  The Rice Ravens prevailed this night, 38-32. To view game photos of the Rice Ravens, PLEASE CLICK HERE. To view game photos of the Robinson Razorbacks, PLEASE CLICK HERE.Read More →

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This year’s Wildcats vs. Panthers varsity football game started in the rain, and the rain didn’t end until the close of the half-time break.   Those Wildcats fans who stayed home (and a lot of fans for both teams were no-shows) missed the arguably strongest showing of their team this season.  Holding the Panthers scoreless through the first three quarters, and themselves scoring in all four, the Wildcats earned bragging rights by winning 41-19. To enjoy action photos of the Wildcats in the game, PLEASE CLICK HERE. For photos of the Plano Senior fans who endured the rain, and the jubilant players after the game, PLEASERead More →

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Another Friday night football game with rain!  No lightning delays, thankfully, but starting the game with soaked players, wet footballs and a fraction of the usual number of fans in the stands is not a great experience for any team.  But the game started on time, without intervening delays, and the bands and drill teams gave full (AND WONDERFUL) performances. On the field, there was no scoring in the first quarter, and by the half only the Lions had put points on the board, leading 7-0 into the locker room.  The mist turned to a hazy fog in the second half, and the teams wereRead More →