Every so often, a team will get so hot that it seems like every shot being put up finds the bottom of the net. That was the case Monday for the Paris Wildcats basketball team, who coasted to a dominating 104-42 victory over the Chisum Mustangs.

The Chisum Mustangs took the court over the weekend against a good Sulphur Bluff team, and came away with a resounding 66-49 win.

It was a defensive battle from the start, but ultimately it was the North Lamar Pantherette basketball team who came away with the strong 37-22 win in an intra-city matchup against the Chisum Lady Mustangs.

The Chisum Lady Mustangs basketball team played well against Leonard on Saturday, but were unable to fully recover from a shaky start, and the team ultimately fell 52-42.

The Chisum Lady Mustangs’ game against the Paul Pewitt Lady Brahmas, originally scheduled for tonight, has been canceled after Pewitt withdrew.

Head Coach Darren Peevey said his team had gone farther than anyone expected this year, after the Mustangs lost to the West Rusk Raiders in the bi-district game. 

Last year, the Chisum Mustangs basketball team found solid success with a methodical, half-court offense. That approach helped them win a slew of games against tough district opponents, and ultimately helped them find their way into the postseason. Looking ahead to this year, though, they’re…

Last year was a season of change for the Chisum Lady Mustangs. When 2018 All-Red River Valley MVP Sarah Hunt left the team before the start of the season, everyone on the team had to step into larger roles. There were some growing pains along the way for the Lady Mustangs, but now they’re pu…

The high school football regular season is in the books for the state of Texas, but for five Red River Valley schools, there is still more football left to be played. The Paris Wildcats, Chisum Mustangs, Detroit Eagles, Rivercrest Rebels and Cooper Bulldogs all earned spots in the postseason…

Going into Friday’s game against the Daingerfield Tigers, the Chisum Mustangs knew they were going to have their hands full, as Daingerfield is ranked in the top 10 among 3A Division II schools and has become a regular fixture deep into the playoffs in recent years. And though Chisum ultimat…

With only one more round of high school football games before the playoffs start, most teams in the Red River Valley already know whether or not they’ll be taking part in the postseason. However, there’s still reason for teams to care about this week’s round of games, and the week even featu…

The Chisum Mustangs will officially be taking part in some playoff football. With the Mustangs’ 36-28 win Friday over the DeKalb Bears, the team clinched a playoff berth for the second time in three years.

Even though they had a playoff spot clinched, the Prairiland Lady Patriots still felt like they had something to prove Tuesday night. One week earlier they walked out of their own gym, having suffered their one and only district loss of the season.

The Chisum volleyball team’s final match of the season against Commerce has been canceled due to issues surrounding Covid-19 at Commerce.

With two key players sidelined, the Chisum Lady Mustangs volleyball team certainly had its fair share of challenges heading into Friday’s match against Lone Oak. Fortunately, the team proved itself more than ready to meet the challenges head on, and Chisum won the match in four sets, 22-25, …

Heading into Friday night’s game against the Hooks Hornets, Chisum head football coach Darren Pevey knew his team would have their hands full trying to limit the athleticism of their opponents.