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Football: Bullard High School 0, Chapel Hill 62; Freshmen 20, Chapel Hill 6. JV scheduled canceled. BMS 7th ‘A’ 14, Chapel Hill ‘A’ 28; BMS 7th ‘B’ 0, Chapel Hill ‘B’ 16; BMS 8th ‘A’ 8, Chapel Hill ‘A’ 20; BMS 8th ‘B’ 0, Chapel Hill ‘B’ 16. read more Full Story »

M.D. ‘Doc’ Smith news@bullardnews.com UNIVERSITY PARK - The Guard (7- 1, 3-0 TAPPS Div. III-District 2) enjoyed the bright lights of Ford Stadium on the SMU camous Friday night as they embarrassed a No. 4 ranked Dallas Lutheran Lions 55-9, before an huge crowd. The battle of the top-ranked teams turned in to a war in the trenches that made the difference. read more Full Story »

Dist. Overall Brook Hill 4-0 8-1 Lutheran 3-1 6-3 Shelton 3-1 5-4 Gar. Christ. read more Full Story »

AUSTIN (AP) — State championship football games will have predetermined sites in all Texas high school classifications starting next year. The University Interscholastic League’s Legislative Council voted recently to have fixed sites in classes 1A through 4A. read more Full Story »

Pictured above is Dillon White, age 13, a Bullard Middle School eighth-grader who recently competed and completed the Rose City Triathlon in Tyler. White too second-place in his age division, competing with father, Chris White of the Cherokee County Sheriff ’s Office. read more Full Story »

The Brook Hill Golf Classic, orginally rainedout on Oct. 26 has been re-set for Nov. 16, at Eagle’s Bluff Country Club.T he Tournament is one of The Brook Hill School’s main fund-raisers on the year, and moved the registration date to Nov. 13 for a few individual player spots still open according to Brook Hill athletic director, Wally Dawkins. read more Full Story »

Panther Youth Basketball The Panther Basketball Youth League for boys and girls in grades 1st through 6th will be starting registration soon with the draft set for Saturday, Nov. 21, at the Bullard High School gymnasium. Registration forms can be picked up at and BISD campus. Forms will also be sent home with the children through the respective schools. read more Full Story »

M.D. ‘Doc’ Smith news@bullardnews.com BULLARD- The Bullard Lady Panthers earned their way in to the Region III playoffs but it did not come easily as Gilmer fought the Bullard bunch to a five game winner take-all read more Full Story »

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BULLARD - On a chilly, rainy Thursday afternoon. the Bullard Panther middle school teams fought hard but came up short in all four BMS games against Chapel Hill played at the high school’s new Panther Stadium A one-hour delay set the games back and a rain-soaked turf made the running tough in their final home appearance of the season. read more Full Story »

The Lady Panthers got the roundball season off to a start on Saturday as they treked to Ennis to play the Class 4A, Lady Lions and Lancaster (4A) According to BHS head coach, Greg Gay, the scrimmage went well with a new look offensively The teams did not keep score, but went through, two, 20-minute running clock quarters against each team twice. read more Full Story »

M.D. ‘Doc’ Smith news@bullardnews.com CHAPEL HILL - The Bullard freshmen team had a tough battle on their hands but defeated Chapel Hill, 20-6 at Bulldog Stadium last Thursday night amidst all kinds of weather warnings and delays. read more Full Story »

M.D. ‘Doc’ Smith news@bullardnews.com BULLARD – The Bullard Panthers have got one more shot at a district win as they travel to play Spring Hill. The same Spring Hill Panthers that eliminated any playoff hopes for Bullard last season with a 41-20 over the Panthers upset. read more Full Story »

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Score by Quarter CHill 28 21 6 7 - 62 Bullard 0 0 0 0 - 0 Scoring Summary read more Full Story »

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The BHS Athletic Booster Club will be holding their monthly meeting this Monday, Nov. 9 at 6:30 p.m. at the newest Bruno’s Restaurant location on Old Jacksonville Hwy in Gresham. Dr. John Alexander will be the guest speaker at this month’s meeting. read more Full Story »

The East Texas Knights a 9U Select Baseball Team made up of kids mainly from Bullard and Flint finished 2nd in the Deep East Texas Select Baseball League World Series in Marshall, TX Oct. 17-18, 2009. The paper has always been great about giving our kids attention when they have accomplished great feats. read more Full Story »

At the October Bullard Independent School District Board of Trustees meeting, BISD Superintendent Keith Bryant presented 11th-grader Jessica Burton a placque for her service and the help she rendered after a BISD bus crash last month. read more Full Story »

By TAYLOR MORRIS Soccer is not one of the main sports at Bullard High School. I have been playing the goalkeeper position since I was 5 and I am planning to keep my career going through college. If soccer was played at BHS, it would be easier to get a scholarship to play in. If you don’t get a scholarship, there’s usually not a guaranteed spot on the field. read more Full Story »

The Bullard High School Theater Department will be presenting a modern classic, Disney’s “Beauty and the Beast” as this year’s fall musical production. The musical will be performed at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 19 at in the Audry Owens Auditorium. There will be a special matinee performance at 2 p.m. Sunday Dec. 20. read more Full Story »

The Bullard Elementary School Honor Roll for the first six weeks was released. Honor roll students are: Second Grade All-A read more Full Story »

Of the more than 50,000 students who took the PSAT/NMSQT exam in the fall of 2008, three Brook Hill students received official recognition. read more Full Story »

Lynda Marie Newman, 66, of Bullard, died Tuesday, Oct. 27, 2009, at a Tyler hospital. She was born Jan. 26, 1943, in Vicksburg, Miss. Funeral services were Thursday, Oct. 29, at Boren-Conner Funeral Home in Bullard. Full Story »

For several weeks, the Bullard High School Key Club sold paper balloons to raise money for the Lymphoma Foundation. Those who bought the balloons put their name on them and they were hung on a wall in front of the high school. read more Full Story »