Leverett`s Chapel

WHEAT SIFTING THROUGH OPPONENTS | Reigning Whataburger / ETB Player of the Week scores 10 total TDs as LC turns Apple Springs into apple pie

Mitch Lucas 2 months ago

LC ROARS, WHIPS ETHS | Lions defend turf, beat East Texas HomeSchool Sports, A gallery by Jenna Lucas

Jenna Lucas 2 months ago

The Henderson Lions, led by coach Clay Baker (center), are in Commerce tonight to face Gainesville (0-3). Henderson is 2-1, and three points away from being undefeated. (Photo by MITCH LUCAS - ETBLITZ.COM)

HIGH SCHOOL ROUNDUP | Henderson, L-E in a track meet (not really, but it felt like one); White Oak 2-0; Gladewater, Arp, Troup, LC all slip

Mitch Lucas 2 months ago

The cover of the 2024 Dave Campbell's Texas Football Magazine, on sale now at Walmart and where magazines are sold in the state. Included is quite a bit of things on high school programs in the ETBlitz.com coverage area, as well as Kilgore College. NOTE: This article contains spoilers; if you don't want to know what the magazine is predicting for Kilgore, Henderson, Sabine, Gladewater, Tatum, West Rusk, Arp, Troup, White Oak, Overton, Leverett's Chapel or KC, or any of its college predictions, stop reading! And go buy the magazine now. Its cover price is $11.95. (Photo by MITCH LUCAS - ETBLITZ.COM)

ETBLITZ SCHOOLS IN DAVE CAMPBELL’S TEXAS FOOTBALL | And more! It’s on sale now; spoilers inside

Mitch Lucas 4 months ago

Ronnie Hendrix (left) and his son A.J. have both accepted new positions in recent weeks: Ronnie will be the new head baseball coach and will coach offensive line, along with John Eastman, at West Rusk High School in New London, and A.J. will be the new head baseball coach at Leverett's Chapel, where he'll also be an assistant football coach along with new coach and athletic director Keith Hughes. The father and son will coach only about six miles apart. (Photo by MITCH LUCAS - ETBLITZ.COM)

WHATABURGER / ETBLITZ PERSONALITY PROFILE | Ronnie Hendrix and A.J. Hendrix, new baseball coaches at West Rusk, Leverett’s Chapel

Mitch Lucas 5 months ago

Kilgore players collect the 4A, Division I quarterfinals trophy after defeating Needville in New Caney. The UIL released its cutoff numbers this week, meaning many programs will have new destinations next fall; Kilgore won't be one of them, but could get some new district rivals, like Pine Tree, who will be coming from 5A, Division II down to 4A, Division I. Henderson, thought to be leaving 4A Division I for smaller 4A, looks to be staying put. (Photo by ALEX NABOR - ETBLITZ.COM)

UIL NUMBERS, CUTOFFS RELEASED | Henderson stays 4A-DI, PT joins the party; Lobos to 6A

Mitch Lucas 12 months ago