Wednesday, September 9, 2026
BREAKING NEWS
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Benbrook’s Martinez Heads to the Next Level.
One chapter is ending, and another is just beginning for Benbrook’s own Giulianno Martinez.
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Benbrook’s Martinez Closes Summer Strong Before College Baseball Debut.
Benbrook baseball fans have one more reason to be excited about the future.
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Benbrook Ace Martinez Earns Weekly Honor Nomination After 15-K No-Hitter.
A dominant playoff performance has landed Sebastian Martinez in the spotlight as Benbrook baseball fans rally behind the Bobcats standout in this week’s Fort Worth Area Baseball Player of the Week voting.
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Cougars Battle, Fall to Burkburnett in Opener.
Western Hills opened its 2026 football season Friday with an early spark and three competitive quarters against Burkburnett before turnovers, injuries and costly mistakes helped the Bulldogs pull away in the fourth.
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Cougars Football Fall to Burkburnett in Season Opener.
After an offseason of workouts, conditioning, and plenty of preparation, Western Hills finally got its first test Friday night. Burkburnett made it a tough one.
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Cougar Track Delivers Strong Showing at District Meet.
Over two days of competition, Western Hills track athletes put together a solid performance at the 8-4A District Meet on March 31 and April 1, with multiple top finishes and six new personal records.
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Western Hills Honors Athletes and Coach of the Week.
Western Hills High School is celebrating standout performances for the week of March 2.
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Cougar Track Opens 2026 Season with Early Personal Records.
The first meets of the 2026 season are in the books, and Western Hills track and field is already showing progress.
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Cougars Football Earn All-District Honors Across the Board.
Western Hills High School has plenty to celebrate this week as the Cougars cap their football season with an impressive list of All District selections.
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Cougar Football Scores Big in the Classroom.
Western Hills High School is celebrating more than touchdowns this season. The Cougar football team has earned high marks off the field, with a 97 percent passing rate for the second six weeks of 2025.