Seminole High School's track and field team is sending two outstanding athletes to the state meet after remarkable performances at the regional championships. Ava Olivas and Landry Reames showcased their prowess, securing coveted spots to compete at the state level. Ava Olivas demonstrated her skill and determination in the Discus event, claiming second place at the regional meet with a stellar throw of 123 feet and 11 inches, marking a personal best for her. Her exceptional performance not only secured her a spot at the state championships but also positioned her as a formidable contender in the upcoming competition. Joining Olivas in representing Seminole at the state meet is Landry Reames, who exhibited remarkable speed in the 110-meter hurdles event with a blistering 14.96. Reames secured second place in a fiercely competitive field, showcasing his prowess and earning his ticket to the state championships. The state track meet, set to take place at the Mike A. Myers Track & Soccer Stadium in Austin, Texas, promises to be an electrifying event, featuring top athletes from across the state. Seminole High School's track and field team, buoyed by the achievements of Olivas and Reames, is poised to make a strong impression at the prestigious competition. The state track meet is scheduled to run from Thursday, May 2nd, to Saturday, May 4th, 2024. As Seminole High School's representatives gear up to showcase their talents on the grand stage, anticipation runs high for what promises to be a great display of athleticism and determination....

The exhilarating atmosphere at Wigwam Stadium, the home ground of Seminole High School Indian Football, reached new heights with the introduction of a state-of-the-art video board. This remarkable upgrade, entirely funded and made possible by the visionary support of People's Bank, along with the generous backing of community partners JNL Steel, Fehrs, Seminole Athletic Booster Club, Seminole Memorial Hospital, and Rosas Cafe, signifies a pivotal moment in elevating the overall fan experience. The start of this transformative initiative began when People's Bank, a pillar of the Seminole community, approached Boys Athletic Director and Head Football Coach Greg Poynor with the proposition to enhance Wigwam Stadium by funding a cutting-edge video board. This proactive step ignited a chain reaction of support, bringing together a coalition of community partners dedicated to investing in the school's athletic future. Coach Greg Poynor, expressed heartfelt appreciation for the support received, remarking, "It's truly humbling to have the enthusiastic backing of People's Bank and our esteemed community partners. Their proactive approach in initiating this project demonstrates an unwavering commitment to our school and our athletes. We are tremendously grateful and excited for this monumental upgrade." Coach Poynor's gratitude encapsulates the sentiments echoed throughout the school and its supporters. “As a lifelong Seminole resident and someone who has attended many Indian Football games over the years, I can't help but be amazed at the impact of the new video board at Wigwam Stadium. It's more than just a technological upgrade; it's a testament to the dedication to our program's growth,” stated Blair Tharp. “This enhancement doesn't just elevate the game-day experience; it symbolizes progress and pride. For players, both past and present, it's a nod to our history of success and a source of inspiration for the future.” The collective commitment and unwavering dedication of People's Bank, Rosas Cafe, JNL Steel, Fehrs, Seminole Athletic Booster Club, and Seminole Memorial Hospital to enhance Wigwam Stadium underscore their shared vision of empowering the local community and fostering a thriving athletic environment. "People's Bank is honored to support the enhancement of Wigwam Stadium. We are committed to investing in the growth and success of our community's youth through initiatives like these." – Kevin Petty, President of People's Bank. The collaborative effort among People's Bank, Rosas Cafe, JNL Steel, Fehrs, Seminole Athletic Booster Club, and Seminole Memorial Hospital epitomizes the strength, unity, and the ONE TRIBE mentality, within the community. This groundbreaking upgrade stands as a testament to their collective dedication to fostering a bright and promising future for the school's athletes and fans alike. The Seminole Indians concluded their remarkable season in the Regional Semi-Final Championship Game with an impressive 11-2 record, solidifying their position as a formidable force in West Texas....

Seminole, TX - February 14, 2024 - The Seminole High School football team is proud to announce that seven of its outstanding players have been recognized by the Texas Sports Writers Association (TSWA) for their exceptional performances during the 2023 season. These young athletes have demonstrated remarkable skill, dedication, and sportsmanship, earning prestigious placements on the TSWA All-State Football Team. Leading the pack is sophomore sensation Logan McCormick, who secured a well-deserved spot as the 3rd Team Wide Receiver. McCormick's electrifying plays and reliable hands have been a constant threat to opposing defenses, showcasing his remarkable talent and potential. Joining McCormick in the limelight is fellow sophomore standout Caton Cramer, recognized as the 3rd Team All-Purpose player. Cramer's versatility on the field has been invaluable to the team's success, contributing in a wide array of ways with finesse and determination. Senior defensive lineman Jaylen Cottrell has also earned recognition as a 3rd Team selection. Cottrell's relentless pursuit of the ball and formidable presence in the trenches have made him a force to be reckoned with, anchoring the defense with his skill and leadership. Dynamic junior Braden Bailey has been honored as the 3rd Team Kick Returner, showcasing his exceptional speed and agility in flipping the field and providing crucial momentum shifts for the team. Junior Wyatt Holmstrom has been recognized as an Honorable Mention Quarterback, demonstrating poise and proficiency in leading the offense with his arm and decision-making abilities. Senior Brian Peters has earned Honorable Mention as a Guard, showcasing his strength, technique, and dedication in the trenches, paving the way for offensive success. Rounding out the impressive list is junior Rowin Donaldson, recognized as an Honorable Mention Kicker, displaying precision and reliability in crucial special teams situations. The Seminole High School football program congratulates Logan McCormick, Caton Cramer, Jaylen Cottrell, Braden Bailey, Wyatt Holmstrom, Brian Peters, and Rowin Donaldson on their well-deserved recognition. Their hard work, talent, and commitment have brought immense pride to the Seminole community, and they serve as shining examples of excellence both on and off the field....

SEMINOLE, Texas – Seminole, fresh off its second-consecutive 10+ win season in as many years, has announced the opponents and dates for the 2024 football season. The Indians will host five games at Wigwam Stadium during the 2024 campaign, including two during District 1-4A play with new district members Snyder and Monahans coming to town. West Plains, Lubbock-Cooper Liberty and Hereford round out the 2024 home schedule for the Indians. The Tribe will travel to Shallowater, Sweetwater, Denver City, Fort Stockton, and Midland Greenwood. 8/30 vs Canyon West Plains 9/6 @ Shallowater 9/13 @ Sweetwater 9/20 vs Lubbock-Cooper Liberty 9/27 @ Denver City 10/4 vs Hereford 10/11 @ Fort Stockton 10/25 vs Snyder 11/1 @ Midland Greenwood 11/8 vs Monahans...

Indians were well represented on the 2023 Lubbock AJ Super Team. Highlighted by senior Defensive Lineman Jaylen Cottrell (Defensive Player of the Year), the Seminole Indians placed eight total players on the Super Team. First team players included - Junior QB Wyatt Holmstrom, Soph. WR Logan McCormick, Senior Offensive Lineman Brian Peters, Soph. Utility Player Caton Cramer, Junior LB Rowin Donaldson, and Junior Defensive Back Braden Bailey. Second team player, Soph. Defensive Back Austin Olivas, rounds out the selections for the Indians....

With apologies to Charles Dickens, it was the worst of halves, it was the best of halves for the Seminole football team. Trailing by three scores against Wichita Falls Hirschi heading into the locker room, the Indians looked like a team destined for a secondstraight second-round exit of the Class 4A Division II playoffs. Head coach Greg Poynor kept the players on the field for a few moments,… To access content, please login or purchase a subscription. ...