John Horn HS
100 Freestyle-2. Hunter Arnold; 100 Backstroke- 2. Hunter Arnold; 100 Butterfly- 6. Alek Hill; 200 Freestyle- 2. Evan Hoveden; 100 Butterfly- 1.  Evan Hovenden; 100 Butterfly- 3. Alejandra Mota; 500 Freestyle- 2. Alejandra Mota; 200 Indivdual Medley- 6. Guillermo Mota; 500 Freestyle- 6. Guillermo Mota; 50 Freestyle- 2. Luke Pope; 100 Freestyle- 5. Luke Pope; Boys 200 Medley Relay- 5. Kendal Gallimore, Guillerma Mota, Jake Magee, Matthew Herrera; Girls 200 Freestyle Relay- 3. Tricia Culver, Chelsey Kilburn, Shelbi White, Alejandra Mota; Boys 200 Freestyle Relay- 2. Alek Hill, Pedro Barbosa, Evan Hovenden, Hunter Arnold; Girls 400 Freestyle Relay- 5. Osariemem Odemwingie, Hannah Sparkman, Bria Green, Marbella Garcia; Boys 400 Freestyle Relay- 2. Pedro Barbosa, Alek Hill, Evan Hoveden, Hunter Arnold.

Mesquite HS
100 Backstroke- 4. Torri Williams; Girl's 200 Freestyle Relay- 5. Jaime Jacobs, Chassidy Bergland, Kelsey Boyd, Torri Williams.

North Mesquite HS
100 Breaststroke- 3. Haley Delis; 50 Freestyle- 3. Quinton Jones; 200 Freestyle- 5. Jeremy Nichols; 100 Breaststroke- 6. Alycia Rivera; Boys 200 Medley Relay- 3. Neil Wayne, Quinton Jones, Jeremy Nichols, Mario Marquez; Girls 200 Freestyle Relay- 4. Johana Martinez, Lizeth Corral, Alycia Rivera, Haley Delis; Boys 200 Freestyle Relay- 4. Mario Marquez, Neil Wayne, Jeremy Nichols, Quinton Jones; Girls 400 Freestyle Relay- 4. Johana Martinez, Haley Delis, Lizeth Corral, Alycia Rivera.

Poteet
50 Freestyle- 1. William Hearon.

The following MISD volleyball players were named Academic All-State by the Texas Girls Coaches Association (TGCA):  Emily Allen, JHHS; Katherine Hall, JHHS; Hayley Fellenbaum, JHHS; Megan Doe, PHS; Kristen Gallegos, PHS; Lindsey Schwartz, PHS; Karla Cariaga, WM.

The following MISD football players were named Academic All-State by the Texas High School Coaches Association (THSCA): 2nd Team- Brock Appenzeller-JHHS, William Ashworth-NM, King Davis-NM, Nick Uy Bico-PHS; Honorable Mention- Justin Moore-MHS, Jose Salas-MHS, Theron Harris-JHHS, Jeremy Uwah-JHHS, Justin Hamilton-Backus-NM, Lee Lieu-NM, Joey Owens-NM, Josh Meraz-PHS, Cranston Jones-WM.

Twenty-nine Mesquite High School soccer players, along with Coach Chris Dominguez and Coach Cody Stutts, volunteered to help with toy distribution at Sharing Life at Eastridge Park Christian Church. Sharing Life is a local organization serving low-income families. The players received many compliments from the event coordinators and volunteers on their maturity, respect, and willingness to help.

The West Mesquite Wrangler Football Team jumped into the giving spirit by participating in the Mackey Elementary Holiday Toy Drive. Toys, bicycles, gift cards and clothes were wrapped with care and handed out to families by faculty members at Mackey and players of the West Mesquite Football Team Thursday evening. The toy drive is sponsored by generous donors from multiple businesses who provided gifts for the children at Mackey Elementary School who might otherwise not have presents under the tree Christmas morning. Janette Cross, a counselor at Mackey, organized the event that brought smiles and sometimes tears of joy to families whose children attend school at Mackey Elementary. This annual event provided much needed gifts for all the families involved and it continues to spread the spirit of giving this holiday season.

North Mequite football players, trainers, and cheerleaders visited with residents from The Waterford, a senior living facility in Mesquite. Sponsors of the event were Coach William Draughn, Coach Eddie Mellado, Coach Dan St. Leger, and Head Coach Mike Robinson. Click on the link to view pictures. http://www.stallionsports.shutterfly.com/

August 13, 2011 was like most summer days this past summer, it was hot.
Despite the extreme weather conditions, a group of Poteet
Football players and a few of their coaches decided to battle the heat
and they organized a community service project that they called, "The
Creek Bed Clean Up". At a creek near the intersection of Galloway Avenue and Americana Drive, the group gathered over ten 40-gallon bags of debris, including weeds, plastic bags and plastic bottles. They also picked up shrubs and branches in and around the creek bed. Their efforts should help prevent clean-up costs for this waterway area.