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The Plano Wildcats Quarterback Club sponsored the annual Media Day Breakfast on Saturday morning, August 18 this year. It started with a tasty light breakfast, followed by introduction of coaches (welcome, new coaches Daniel Maddox and Kirk May!) and some words of wisdom from Head Coach Jaydon McCullough.  It ended with players and parents involved in a flurry of photography for formal team and individual photos, parent group photos, and informal photos of players with family and friends. The informal player & family photos, breakfast snapshots, and player Moms and Dads group photos I captured can be viewed in this gallery:  https://thadfenton.zenfolio.com/f185805769?customize=3 Sorry guys, theRead More →

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The Plano Wildcats football team was the sole PISD representative in the 2017 playoffs, and they drew a tough Bi-District round competitor – Euless Trinity.  The Trojans enjoyed a home-field advantage on Nov. 17, and maybe that was a factor that helped them defeat the Wildcats in a grind-it-out 21-21 game that went into overtime. To view the Wildcats playoff game fans, players, and action, please CLICK HERE to see the playoff game gallery. Thanks to the Wildcat players, coaches, and Booster Club for a solid season and a taste of post-season!Read More →

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The Plano Wildcats football teams swept the McKinney Boyd Broncos this season.  Both were low-scoring games, and the varsity game tested the ball handling of both teams as the temp dropped into the low 40’s from cold Northerly winds. To view Wildcats JV fans & faces photos, please CLICK HERE, and to view their action photos, CLICK HERE. To view photos of hardy varsity fans, please CLICK HERE, and to view varsity action please CLICK HERE.    Read More →

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Two teams, same mascot name, different team colors, different counties.   The teams split wins this week, their second regular season match-ups in two years.  Guyer dominated the JV game 28-0, and Plano dominated the varsity game 38-36 (although this final varsity score wouldn’t normally draw you to the fact that Plano lead the entire game). For Plano varsity fans & faces photos from Friday night, please CLICK HERE. For Plano varsity Friday night action, please CLICK HERE. For Plano JV action from their Thursday evening game, on soggy Clark East Field, please CLICK HERE. Finally, for Plano JV fans & faces photos from Thursday evening,Read More →

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The Plano Wildcats Quarterback Club hosted the annual Media Day breakfast on August 19, and the morning event featured a good turnout, good food, good fellowship, introductions and instructions from the QB Club officers, and a concise and heartfelt speech from Head Coach Jaydon McCullough.  Following the program, the players suited up for their official team and individual photos.  Afterward, I enjoyed taking some casual photos of some coaches and their families, a few photos of parents with their player son, and some improvised posed photos of some players. It was a joy to be around the energy and enthusiasm that comes with the beginningRead More →

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The first day pools have been announced for the 2015 Texas State 7 On 7 Football Championship Tournament. On the first day of play, on July 10, Plano will play Montwood (El Paso) at 1:00 p.m., Hendrickson (Pflugerville) at 3:00 p.m., and Cy Springs at 5:00 p.m.  Plano will be the Home team (dark jersey) in all three games, and take the snap to start the 2nd half. All games are scheduled to play on Field 10 at Veterans Park & Athletic Complex in College Station.  Tip – head for Parking Lot E, which will be the first lot on your right as you enterRead More →

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The Plano Wildcats varsity 7 On 7 football team participated in the Wylie 7 On 7 state qualifying tournament on Friday, June 12 as scheduled even though the team qualified for the state championship tournament the week earlier.  The team experimented a bit with player roles in the line up, and emphasized injury avoidance.    In pool play the Wildcats dropped the first game to Rockwall by one point, won the second game against Hebron by 11 points, then dropped the third game to Rowlett by one point. This was the final SQT competition for Plano.  League play will continue until the team travels to CollegeRead More →