By Editor Terry Cannon When working on an important building project, it helps to have a big ol’ hammer in your tool box. Lindale’s Eagles have one of those and it was employed this past Friday night, as bruising running back Jordan Jenkins punished the Kilgore Bulldogs in a 47-40, District 9-4A clinching victory. Jenkins

Before the football team kicks off its game against Palestine, the football, cheerleaders and drill team will recognize the seniors in those organizations, beginning at 7 p.m. Band seniors will be introduced at halftime. Lindale is undefeated in District 9-4A while Palestine is 4-1. The last game of the regular season will be on undefeated

Lindale ISD athletes, cheerleaders and school officials helped make this past Thursday a special day for some special athletes in the district. Games included baseball, football, golf and ball toss. (Photos by Terry Cannon)

The Lindale Eagles erased a 16-14 halftime deficit by scoring 21 unanswered points in the second half to defeat the Athens Hornets, 35-16 this past Friday in Athens. Lindale’s Jordan Jenkins rushed for 131 yards on 17 carries and had two touchdowns. The Eagles, 4-0 in District 9-4A, have this Friday off and will be

Lindale’s Eagles scored 27 unanswered points in the first half last Friday night and took down the Henderson Lions, 34-7, in a District 9-4A contest at Eagle Stadium. Jordan Jenkins scored three rushing touchdowns while Evan Alford and Jacob Seekford each hauled in scoring passes from quarterback Sam Peterson as the Eagles improved to 5-2

The Lindale High School fall tennis team advances to bi-district action Oct. 26 after knocking off Wills Point to capture the district championship Oct. 5. This is the first time the team has taken the district crown since 2011. The team is now ranked No. 9 in state. Team members include Jacey King, Taegan Michel,

Chapel Hill scored first, but that’s where the opponent’s offensive production stopped, and Lindale’s running back Jordan Jenkins took over to score four touchdowns as the Eagles overwhelmed the Bulldogs, 52-6. In addition to Jenkins’ stellar performance, quarterback Sam Peterson threw for two touchdowns and 131 yards total. Jaret Allen had 9 tackles and Airik

The Lindale High School Eagles jumped out to a 35-14 lead at the half but lost eventually fell to the Gilmer Buckeyes 56-46 Friday night in Gilmer. Jordan Jenkins scored four touchdowns and rushed for more than 200 yards in the loss. Lindale hosts Mabank in the District 9-4A opener this Friday at Eagle Stadium.

The Lindale Eagles improved to 2-1 on the season after defeating the Van Vandals, 33-28, at Eagle Stadium on Friday night, Sept. 11. The Eagles built a 27-7 lead at the half and managed to hold on for the win. Lindale travels to Van this Friday to take on the Buckeyes. For full coverage of

The Lindale Eagles won Friday’s home non-conference game against Van by a score of 33-28. Read about the game in this week’s Lindale News & Times.