
Several Benbrook Bobcats basketball players are being recognized across District 8 4A after strong performances this season.

Southwest High School was standing room only Tuesday night as the Benbrook Bobcats closed out district play against a red-hot Raiders team chasing history.

Friday night at Billingsley Field House felt bigger than a regular season game.

The Benbrook boys basketball team arrived at Wilkerson-Greines on Tuesday, riding a three-game winning streak and carrying momentum into a key district matchup with Dunbar. The last meeting between the two teams ended in a tough loss, and the Bobcats were eager to flip the script.

With winter weather finally clearing, Benbrook Bobcats athletics have been busy making up lost time. One of the first games back carried extra weight, a familiar rivalry matchup against the Western Hills Cougars.

As a wintry mix pushed through Benbrook and the greater DFW area, the Benbrook Bobcats and the Southwest Raiders met Thursday night in a packed Benbrook Middle High School gym for a district game with first-place implications.

What started as a slow, uneasy opening turned into one of the most memorable nights of the season for the Benbrook Bobcats.

On opening day of the Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo, in the shadows to the east, the spotlight shifted indoors as the Benbrook Bobcats faced the Dunbar Wildcats in a district showdown at Billingsley Fieldhouse.

Coming off a quick turnaround after a 3-2 showing at the Aggieland Invitational, the Benbrook Bobcats hit the road Friday night to face Mineral Wells, looking to reset before district play.

Benbrook fans got an early Thanksgiving treat Monday afternoon as the Bobcats basketball team stepped back on the court looking to put an end to a twoโgame slide. The gym was packed with family and friends from both schools, and while the energy was there from the start, the Bobcats needed a moment to…