Along with a group of 27 teachers from 25 different districts in West Texas, two Frenship educators completed their training for Project TEDD: Training Educators in Dual Diagnosis through a training program hosted by Texas Tech University.

The Tiger Powerlifters represented Frenship High School at the Bobcat Invitational in Dimmitt last Saturday. Twelve athletes placed in their weight classes, all placing in the top 10 in their category.

Macie Jacobs is a crucial player on the Frenship Varsity Girls’ Soccer Team this year. After a crazy season last school year, Jacobs has signed to play after graduating high school, and is giving it her all in her final season at Frenship.

FHS Softball started practicing last week for the 2021 season. Last year the season was cut short due to COVID-19 and this year the team is ready for a fresh start in their upcoming season with the goal of a District Championship and a deep playoff run.

Last weekend both the Frenship girls and boys soccer teams played in some tough pre-district matchups. The girls played at home against Amarillo High School and Snyder High School on Saturday, January 16. The boys faced off in a weekend full of matches against Wichita Falls High School, L.D. Bell High School, and Lake Ridge High School all played at Midwestern State University.

Back in November, Frenship High School partnered with the Hugh E. Berger Memorial West Texas High School Bowling Club asking students to join the new FHS Bowling Club.

Despite the ongoing pandemic, Frenship FFA has been active all year with students competing in Leadership Development Events and being able to host and attend annual stock shows.

The Frenship Girls basketball team (16-4, 7-0) defeated Odessa Permian 71-35 on Tuesday at the Tiger Pit. The Frenship Boys basketball team (15-4, 6-0) held onto their District winning streak when they won against San Angelo Central last Friday, 71-46. On Tuesday they pulled out a win in a hard-fought battle against Odessa Permian, winning in double overtime, 63-62.

The Tiger Powerlifters represented Frenship High School at their powerlifting meet in Brownfield last weekend. More than 10 athletes competed for Frenship and four placed in their perspective weight classes.

During the School Board of Trustees meeting on Monday, January 18, Frenship honored Covenant Health, Covenant Children's Hospital, and Covenant Children's CEO Dr. Amy Thompson for their generosity and community partnership with Frenship. Check out this story featuring Covenant and the masks they donated to over 90,000 students across the South Plains.