
A quick look at the scoreboard told the story Friday night, but one moment stood above the rest.

Spring weather may have taken a turn Friday night, but the Benbrook Lady Bobcats stayed right on course.

On any given weekend, Benbrook fields are filled with young athletes learning the game, building confidence, and forming friendships that last well beyond the season. Keeping those opportunities strong takes support, and one local event is stepping up to ensure they continue.

Before most of Benbrook was up Friday morning, a Western Hills athlete was already on the platform, chasing a season’s worth of work. Josh Raga competed at the state powerlifting meet, stepping in early after weighing in the night before. Opening with a 605-pound squat, a 385 bench, and a 500 deadlift, he quickly…

After a year away from competition, the Western Hills High School Winterguard stepped back onto the floor with something to prove. And they delivered.

In a city that knows how to show up for its teams, a familiar local spot is bringing that same energy to families.

There is a new way for Benbrook residents to enjoy golf without spending a full day on the course.

For families in Benbrook looking for an easy Saturday outing, a nearby event is ready to deliver.

On a course that tests patience as much as skill, the Benbrook boys golf team closed out its regular season with a steady showing at the Glen Rose Invitational at Squaw Valley Golf Course.

It is the kind of stretch every team hopes for, and few sustain. Right now, the Western Hills Lady Cougars softball team is doing just that.