Forty-eight Frenship runners competed last weekend at the Lubbock Christian University Chap Invitational Cross Country meet last weekend. Both the girls and boys Varsity teams won second overall, and both junior varsity teams won first.

Last Friday night, the Tigers took on Midland Legacy at the Tiger Pit, and after a long, exciting battle for the win, came up a little short.

Last week, the Tigers went up against Odessa Permian and Odessa High, claiming victories over both teams.

Last weekend, Frenship FFA competed at the Permian Basin Fair in Odessa. Four Senior members received over $6,500 in scholarships, along with many other members winning ribbons and prize money.

Last week, the Frenship Foundation for Leadership awarded 38 grants across 13 campuses, totaling nearly $80,000 for Frenship educators during the annual Prize Patrol event.

This week the Tigers played Trinity at home and finished them off in a three set sweep. Frenship is preparing now to begin district play on Friday at Odessa High.

Last Friday night, the Tigers took on Clovis High School in a major blowout, winning the game 62-0. After gaining momentum from two impressive wins, the Tigers are gearing up to play on their home turf against Lubbock-Cooper.

First graders in Shelly Reid’s Reading Intervention class at Upland Heights Elementary learned about the events of 9-11 this week.

After an impressive performance in the Frenship Volleyball tournament last weekend, Frenship played Tascosa in Amarillo on Tuesday, and are hoping to improve against Bushland on Friday.

As the new school year has kicked-off, so have several programs at Frenship High School, including INCubatoredu, an entrepreneurial course that is community-driven and relies on mentors and coaches from outside the high school to help students find success in building a product or business.