The Frenship Tiger Boys Basketball team is currently 14-1 after winning the C.W. Jackson Cedar Hill Lions Club Tournament last weekend. The Tigers also defeated Estacado this past Tuesday. The team is continuing to persevere after an injury occurred on the team.

For the past 18 games, the Tigers have swept the court without leaving any crumbs. The team is currently ranked in the top 25 for 6-A Texas Girls Basketball. Their key to success is staying focused and humbled.

This past Saturday was a day to remember for several athletes and alumni who competed in the Special Olympics Bowling Competition at South Plains Lanes. Over 20 students walked away with ribbons and medals commemorating their hard work and skills.

The Frenship High School Wrestling Team had the chance to face the Estacado Matadors twice this past week. Numerous Tigers excelled placing in their individual weight classes.

Last weekend was a successful tournament for the Frenship High School Speech and Debate team. The Tigers faced over 30 schools at the Lubbock High Tournament and walked away with several awards.

Frenship High School orchestra students recently had the amazing opportunity to speak to Frenship alum and world renown pianist, Glen D. Hardin, who was Elvis Presley's handpicked piano man.

Dance students at Frenship High School welcomed a guest speaker from Ballet Lubbock to their class for a lesson in improvisation and to explain life in dance beyond high school.

Last week at the Frenship football game in San Angelo, the Frenship High School Marching Band joined forces with San Angelo Central Bobcats to play a special halftime performance honoring U.S. Veterans.

Last week, several pieces of art from Frenship High School art students were showcased at the November First Friday Art Trail.

This week, Frenship High School Choir students traveled to Levelland for the Texas Music Educators Association Pre-Area audition, with 21 students advancing to the area round.