How does a team follow its most successful district finish? For Harts Bluff volleyball, the team picked up its first ever district superlative award as well as notching nine spots on the District 17-2A all-district volleyball team. Sophomore Alexis Gonzalez was named the district’s Offensive Player of the Year, the team’s first all-district superlative.

CHARLOTTE, N.C. – Dallas College Richland’s Paris Beard was named the National Junior College Athletic Association Division III Women’s Basketball Player of the Week.

From November 7th through November 9th, Phi Theta Kappa partnered with Social Work to celebrate First-Generation students, faculty, and staff members at NTCC. Each day during the activity period, Alpha Mu Chi President Monserrat Rivero Sanchez facilitated a workshop in SUB 101 that featured critical skills and aspects to benefit first-generation students. Tuesday’s workshop was titled, “Resume Writing, Scholarships, and Interview Tips.” During the first workshop, chapter treasurer Michelle Calderon expanded on topics such as, what it means to be first-generation. Presenters Rivero Sanchez and Calderon covered the importance of resume and cover- letter writing, as well as applying to scholarships.

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The Harts Bluff Lady Bulldogs spent their final games before Thanksgiving break on the road, starting with a trip to Avery and ending with games in Union Grove. The Lady Bulldogs had a balanced scoring attack in their 37-22 win at Avery.

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The Chapel Hill Red Devils and Lady Devils both played at home for the first time in the young basketball season Tuesday night as the Lady Devils met Martins Mill and the Devils took on Lindale. In the girls’ game, the Lady Devils battled, but Martins Mill was on fire from behind the three-point arc as the Lady Mustangs won over the Lady Devils, 56-30.

Northeast Texas Community College Rodeo has concluded the Fall Season for the National Intercollegiate Rodeo Association (NIRA) Southern Region with a trip to the Sam Houston State University in Huntsville, Texas November 9-11. The Eagle Men’s Team came away with several points and finished in third place as a team.

Starting the season state-ranked after runs to the regional tournament last season, the Mount Pleasant Lady Tigers and Chapel Hill Lady Devils jumped into the deep end of competition early in the season, with both teams meeting teams that also made the playoffs last season in their respective season openers.