"A Ladycat's Senior Year" is the work of Pilot Point senior Kimberly Burns. Share in the journey of her final year at PPHS. Click here for "Blood, Sweat, and Tears Needed For Playoff Spot"

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Middle School Boys

• Crew Chandler 11:40.65
• Tanner Stephens 11:41.47
• Dillon Gann 12:19.87
• Ty Trubenback 12:35.50
• Jesus Hernandez 13:00.07
• Juan Bautista 13:15.24
• Erick DelaCruz 14:17.41
• Andrew Burgess 14:34.62
• Christian Landaverde 14:36.17
• Travis Polk 14:44.69
• Diego Giron 15:57.49
• Alex Giron 16:19.96
• Drew Juarez 16:33.24
• Reece Hall 17:14.27
• Logan Stahurski 17:37.79
• Harrison Green 18:34.51
• Christian Westbrook 19:08.19
• Nicklas Witte 19:42.12

Middle School Girls

• Addison Hite 12:36.55
• Chelsea Hernandez 14:43.98
• Castle Chandler 17.27.04
• Nicole D'Meza 18.06.05

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Race Photo Album by Lisa Hite

Photo Album by Chance Kirby

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Jon Little celebrates the 25th anniversary of the 1993 football season, with 25 installments of #25from29. In part 13 the '93 Bearcats fight it out with Tim McNeal and the Bishop Dunne Falcons in "Opposites Attract"‍

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Callisburg      5-0

Ponder           5-1

Gunter           3-2

Pilot Point      2-3

Whitesboro    2-3

Pottsboro       0-4

S&S                0-4

Photo Album by Nicole Lane

Photo Album by Nicole Lane

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"A Ladycat's Senior Year" is the work of Pilot Point senior Kimberly Burns. Share in the journey of her final year at PPHS. Click here for "Choosing To Be A Team"

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Jon Little celebrates the 25th anniversary of the 1993 football season, with 25 installments of #25from29. In part 12 its the Homecoming Game in "Carl Boston"

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DRC Football Capsule

The varsity game has been moved to Thursday at 7:30 p.m at Massey Stadium.

Subvarsity will play at Gunter starting at 4 p.m. Friday

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Hard work pays off in "Battle For 377"

Full article an be found in The Denton Record Chronicle

Photo Album by Nicole Lane

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The rest of the article can be found at The Denton Record Chronicle

"A Ladycat's Senior Year" is the work of Pilot Point senior Kimberly Burns. Share in the journey of her final year at PPHS. Click here for "The Curse Of Broken Ankles"

Photo Album by Chance Kirby

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Jon Little celebrates the 25th anniversary of the 1993 football season, with 25 installments of #25from29. In part 11 the '93 Bearcats struggle with Ft. Worth Nolan and earn a new nickname in the "Cardiac Cats"‍

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HeraldDemocrat Preview

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The keys to winning are tradition, discipline, and fundamentals in "Two And O"

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Pitts has been unstoppable through two weeks as he led Pilot Point to its first 2-0 start since 2015 with a 43-6 win over Krum. The Bearcats scored 43 unanswered after the Bobcats took a 6-0 lead early in the second quarter, and Pitts accounted for 197 yards and four total touchdowns.

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Varsity XC squads fought the elements on Saturday at Southlake Carroll Invitational. Adam Mendoza led the varsity boys with a 70th place finish. Brisa Hernandez 38th place was the top spot for the Ladycats. Click here for photo album.

Varsity Boys

• 70th Adam Mendoza 18:19
• 142nd Juan Giron 19:28
• 154th Ethan Hite 19:43
• 159th Ruben Calderon 19:46
• 178th Sergio Portillio 20:14

Varsity Girls

• 38th Brisa Hernandez 23:48
• 57th Lindsay True 24:17
• 139th Claire Thompson 26:36
• 162nd Kassy Gann 27:08
• 188th Elena Fox 28:17
• 208th Maddie Mascari 29:07
• 218th Leticia Ascencio 30:06

Photos by Lisa Hite

The Pilot Point XC teams competed in S&S on Saturday. The JV Girls were led by Teresa Alejos who placed 4th overall with a time of 14:56.4.

• 4th Teresa Alejos 14:56.4
• 17th Lizzette Sosa 16:47.94
• 20th Melanie Delgado 17:03.8
• 30th Hayley Raines 19:19.78
• 34th Alex Pool 20:45.69

Addison Hite was the overall winner in the Junior High race with a time of 12:44.54. Addison's winning time would have placed 2nd in the Varsity Division.

• 1st Addison Hite 12:44.54
• 57th Chelsea Hernandez 16:09.83

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Tanner Stephens was Pilot Point's top finisher in the Junior High boys division. Tanner placed 4th overall with a time of 12:05.24

• Tanner Stephens 4th 12:05.24
• Dillon Gann 10th 12:32.69
• Brayden Rummans 13th 12:35.33
• Ty Trubeback 15th 12:51.6
• Jesus Hernandez 27th 13.33.81
• Juan Bautista 29th 13:41.64
• Josue Villarrel 50th 14:47.13
• Erick Delscruz 52nd 14:50.67
• Angel Yanez 74th 15:36.41
• Dylan McCullough 79th 16:02.12
• Diego Giron 83rd 16:24.55
• Andrew Burgess 84th 16:28.47
• Harrison Green 86th 16:29.8
• Miguel Medina 92nd 17:09.46
• Drew Juarez 93rd 17:14.01
• Logan Stahurski 97th 17:27.61
• Richard Alvarez 99th 18:12.75
• Christian Westbrook 101st 18:57.63

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2018 Bearcat Photo Album

Photo album by Nicole Lane

Photo album by Chance Kirby

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JV Orange win 18-0 over Krum. The JV Black lost 18-0

Jon Little celebrates the 25th anniversary of the 1993 football season, with 25 installments of #25from29. In part 10 hear how taunts and compliments both have consequences in "Another One Bites The Dust"

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Meet Info

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The Bearcats are building and looking youthful.

Denton Record Chronicle preview of district play Volleyball notebook: Area teams to begin district play

Click here to be taken to Milesplit

Click here to be taken to Milesplit.

Photo album by Nicole Lane

Check out the standings here from The Denton Record Chronicle

Feel the energy and excitement of game day in "The First Win"

Labor Day weekend proved to be an exciting weekend for the Pilot Point Cross Country teams.  The athletes competed at the Marcus Invitational at Denton early Saturday morning and was the only 3A team that ran in the elite division which received notice from the Texas Milesplit requesting team interviews. Texas Milesplit ranked this meet “as the best meet in the nation, hands down”.  Needless to say, our teams ran with the best and did well.  JV teams ran in the open varsity division and competed with the top notch runners as well.  

Varsity boys continue to improve times this year and still have time to drop.  We expect to see drops each week with the boys and a continued strong focus.  Mileage will increase at practices as to assist in the time drop.  Ethan Hite has been a steady runner for us and dropped dramatically from last year’s time at this meet.  Ruben Calderon also had dramatic time drop and has shown excitement for the sport.  Adam, Juan, Sergio, Jorge, and Alan showed they would not be intimidated by fast athletes and hard work.  The boys know they must focus and stay the course in order to be state contenders in November.

Varsity girls also continued to improve on their times and are more focused than they’ve been all year.  Sophomore Brisa Hernandez showed a big drop in time and caught the notice of many runners as she is 86th fastest runner in Texas.  Jessica, Claire, Lindsay, Maddy, Leticia and Kassy Gann all showed great poise and strength at the meet and, as a team, caught the eye of coaches and competitors.  

Pilot Point cross country has become a family. I have been blessed with talented athletes, hard working guys and girls, supportive team parents, grandparents, brothers and sisters.  I am still amazed at the effort and hard work these athletes and their families put toward their sport, school, work, and church.  Parents set up a table of snacks and drinks at the camp and make spirit bags (as did the cheerleaders this past week),shuttle their athletes from the meet to another sport or work and not to mention the shuttling to early practices each morning before school. It will be worth it!  I can tell you that one of the most rewarding acts that happens to me most weekends is when my phone starts buzzing and it is many former Pilot Point runners asking how the team did at the meet.  They miss the team camaraderie regardless if they run in college or not.  They respect the current runners and when you run with the Bearcats from 7th grade through senior year...it becomes a part of you.  For me, I ran for Pilot Point and blessed to now coach for Pilot Point.  It's always a great day to be Bearcat!

Bearcats run at Southlake Carroll Invitational on Saturday, September 8th beginning at 7am.  

Decide Commit Succeed

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" Nobody jumped off the stat sheet like Pitts did Friday night as the junior completed 79 percent of his passes for 240 yards and four touchdowns while adding 12 carries, 80 yards and a touchdown on the ground." The full article can be found here

"A Ladycat's Senior Year" is the work of Pilot Point senior Kimberly Burns. Share in the journey of her final year at PPHS. Click here for "Showing YOUR Support"

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Game summary can be found here in the Denton Record Chronicle

Click here for Nicole Lanes's game photos.

Pilot Point Sophomore Brisa Hernandez set a personal record today at the Marcus I Invitational Meet in Denton. Racing in the Elite Class Brisa showed she belongs. Shattering her personal best in the 5K by 72 seconds. Her time of 19:43 was just under The Milesplit US Silver Standard for women's cross country 5K.

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Photo Album by Chance Kirby

Pilot Point junior quarterback Jacob Pitts threw four touchdown passes and ran for one TD to lead the Pilot Point Bearcats to a convincing 35-7 victory against the Bridgeport Bulls.

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Our Junior Varsity Bearcats began their season against the Bridgeport Bulls evidencing their offensive and defensive talent.

The Bulls received the ball to begin the game, and hold Bridgeport to no score on their first possession.  #11 Aiden Cox goes in for the touchdown on the first possession for the Bearcats.  At the end of the first quarter, Bearcats 8, Bridgeport 0.

Second quarter highlights continue with  #11 Aiden Cox for the interception and in for a touchdown.  #15, Avery Smith for the interception which sets up #11 Aiden Cox for yet another touchdown.

At the beginning of the half, Bearcats 20, Bridgeport 0.

To start the third quarter, #11, Aiden Cox in for the touchdown, and the 2 point conversion is good. A fumble on the play by Bridgeport, leaves #8 Sir Michel Brice wide open for the recovery.  #34, Dorian Saroka, capitalizes on the recovery and goes in for another Bearcat touchdown.

Score at the end of the third quarter is Pilot Point Bearcats 34, Bridgeport 0.

In the fourth quarter, a #11 Aiden Cox pass to #8, Sir Michael Price, is good for another Bearcat touchdown.  The two point conversion is good.

The final score of the game is our Pilot Point Junior Varsity Beacats 42, Bridgeport Bulls 0.

Next week, our Junior Varsity Bearcats play Krum at home at 5:30.