Things did not go exactly as hoped for in Grapevine’s opening scrimmage, as they came up short against a stacked Denton Ryan team, but coach Gary Mullins said it is still very early and said the Mustangs will look to get back on track tonight against their old district rival Carroll.

For Grapevine volleyball coach Diane Wilson, the team’s recent home tournament was an opportunity for the Lady Mustangs.

With coaching comes a whole lot of selling. So when Colleyville Heritage coach Mike Fuller had to sell David Muller on coming over to the offensive line from the defensive line, it took some work.

The Colleyville Heritage volleyball team had a decent showing at last week’s Duncanville Tournament of Champions, and the road will not get that much easier this week as it heads down to Granbury for their tournament.

The Grapevine and Colleyville Heritage tennis teams both finished in the top four in district last fall, and coaches Angel Martinez and Jeff Matlock say they have high hopes for 2008.

Stingrays Have Strong State Meet

As the Grapevine football team gears up for its first scrimmage of the season, coach Gary Mullins said he has been pleased with what he has seen during two-a-days and anxious to see how that translates to competition.

With a relatively youthful squad this season, Grapevine volleyball coach Diane Wilson needs a spark to get things going, and that may just come in the form of two Grapevine teammates who competed in a national beach volleyball tournament this summer.

As the Colleyville Heritage volleyball team tries to claim one of the top four spots in district this season, coach Libby Pacheco said she will rely on a set of siblings who have already made their mark on the Lady Panthers team.

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