The football team opens its season at Turner Stadium on Friday against South Houston. Coach Clayton Maple said their plan is simple: just take it day by day. “To be honest, [the goal is for them]...

Large crowds of students from Kingwood High School and Kingwood Park showed up to cheer on the volleyball teams in their annual preseason match on Aug. 20. The Mustangs defeated the Panthers, 3-1. More...

The tennis team captured a 16-3 victory in their season-opening match against MacArthur on Aug. 13. To see more photos from the match, check out a collection of them at SmugMug.

In the first cross country meet of the season, the boys and girls teams put together strong performances. The teams participated in the Huffman Relays at Hargrave High School on Aug. 14. See more photos...

Kingwood Park has meant a lot to the Yeagers. They call it their extended family. There has been a Yeager walking the halls since 2015, when Bruce Yeager was a freshman. Johan and Thor Yeager then followed. “Growing...

For the past nine years, baseball coach Bruce Cox has gotten used to seeing Joe Ehrhardt at baseball games. This won’t change anytime soon, but Cox and the rest of Kingwood Park will have to adjust to...

Emma Yeager wonders what being normal even means.  To the sophomore, normal is missing sleepovers and parties for soccer practices and games. Normal is scoring goals around the country as one of the...

Wake up, lift, baseball, eat, sleep. Repeat. This is more or less Matt King’s everyday schedule. The senior shortstop and pitcher lives for baseball. “My ultimate goal is to end up in the MLB,”...

Senior Maddie Sandquist paced the purple mat in her lucky cherry pie socks. Junior Lexi Shannon played a game of solitaire on her phone. Each tried to distract themselves before their final matches.  The...

Senior Maddie Sandquist not only looks to defend her state wrestling title on Friday, but also dominate her bracket. “I’ve wrestled most of the girls and I don’t want to sound cocky, but I know...

On a stage few ever reach, coach Ryan Searle was proud.  He knew he’d miss the camaraderie, the friendship and everything else his senior class brought to the program. But after his team lost 3-2...

Jesse Cervantes jogged to the 25 yard line, yelling alongside his teammates with a grin on his face. He had just scored his first goal of the 5A boys state semifinal game when he looked into the crowd...