Monday, August 10, 2026
BREAKING NEWS
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Johnston, Christion Lead New-Look Cougars into Fall Football.
Football is back, and the Western Hills Cougars hit the practice field today with the start of the 2026 season just one week before students return to campus.
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Cougars Fight to the Final Out on Senior Night.
Senior Night is never just about the scoreboard. It is about the years behind it, the practices no one remembers, the bus rides, the friendships, the losses, the wins, and the final time a group of seniors gets to wear that uniform at home.
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Cougars Baseball Finding Their Stride at the Right Time.
BENBROOK, TX — After a stretch of injuries slowed their season, the Western Hills Cougars are starting to look like themselves again.
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Cougars Flash Power, Eye Home Crowd Boost.
Western Hills Cougars baseball spent the weekend in Arlington and came home tested, a little bruised, and still swinging.
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Cougars Show Fight and Fire at Rangers Youth Academy.
Presidents’ Day turned into a full day of baseball for Western Hills as both JV and varsity squads traveled to Dallas to face off at the Texas Rangers Youth Academy. It was a long road trip, but the Cougars made it count.
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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.
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Cougars Football Fight Hard in Narrow Loss to Hillcrest.
The Western Hills Cougars nearly pulled off a comeback Friday night but fell just short in a 28-21 battle against Dallas Hillcrest.
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Western Hills Cougars Open Football Season with Statement.
The Western Hills Cougars kicked off their 2025 season in style, earning a decisive 27-9 home victory over the North Side Steers on Saturday. The win carried extra weight, serving as payback for last year’s 35-20 loss to the Steers.