Argyle baseball has been an absolute powerhouse this season. With a 28-8 overall record and an 84% win percentage, the Eagles have shown that they won't let anyone hold them back from accomplishing their goal of being the best in the state this season.

With everything on the line, the Argyle Lady Eagles look ahead to Thursday night's game. Argyle needs to beat Iowa Park in order to force a Game 3 in the UIL Class 4A Region I Regional Finals game and keep their hopes over going to the UIL State Championships alive.

Argyle Boys Golf was back at the UIL State Tournament for the 11th consecutive season. This year, the Eagles were able to bring home gold as the team won their fourth team championship at the UIL Class 4A State Golf Tournament.

After finishing third place at the 2019 UIL 4A state track and field championships, Argyle senior pole vaulter Caleb Murdock made sure that he was going to come back stronger than ever and claim a state title for Argyle.

Midlothian Heritage and Argyle are in a battle of the district champs Friday evening for a regional finals pairing that you aren't going to want to miss. First, let's take a look at how they got here.

The UIL and TAPPS basketball seasons wrapped up its respective seasons last week through the weekend. Duncanville (boys), Argyle (boys), DeSoto (girls), Dallas Bishop Lynch (girls) and Fort Worth Southwest Christian (girls) all were crowned state champions over the last week. Like I did for the football season, I'm going to offer up some top-of-mind, knee-jerk predictions for the 2021-22 season - so here we go. With her continued growth and another stacked team coming back in 2021-22, Lake Dallas will be a team to be feared in 5A. The 2021-22 tournament season is going to be crazy and a welcome return to normalcy.

After some exciting finishes to the UIL Girls Basketball State Championships - with DeSoto being the only DFW team come away with a title - we move to the boys' side of things. Date: Saturday, March 13Location: Alamodome (San Antonio)The City of Champions is looking to hoist its second (outright) state title in three seasons. Duncanville's road back to the state title game has been littered with state-ranked teams through the playoffs and in the regular season, including No. AdThere is talent up and down both lineups for both teams, including Duncanville seniors Damon Nichols - the player that had meaningful contribution to the 2019 state title team - Zhuric Phelps and Juan Reyna. Huffman Hargrave is in its first-ever State run and subsequent title game.

Amarillo is on a 5-game win streak and has only lost once since the turn of the calendar. Kimball's last loss was against Lancaster in early February and has won its playoff games by an average of 8.5 points. Carter owns a 22-game win streak and hasn't played a game within 10 points since February 6 against Dallas Pinkston. Carter has won its playoff games by 30, 50, 25 and 19, respectively. Shallowater is on a 16-game win streak, including knocking out Peaster in the last round by 15 points.

Amarillo is on a 5-game win streak and has only lost once since the turn of the calendar. Kimball's last loss was against Lancaster in early February and has won its playoff games by an average of 8.5 points. Carter owns a 22-game win streak and hasn't played a game within 10 points since February 6 against Dallas Pinkston. Carter has won its playoff games by 30, 50, 25 and 19, respectively. Shallowater is on a 16-game win streak, including knocking out Peaster in the last round by 15 points.

Eighteen DFW-area teams remain in the playoff hunt as the postseason draws to a close. You can see the entire scoreboard of the regional quarterfinals here, but there were quite a few noteworthy finishes. Byron Nelson just got past North Crowley; Dallas Jesuit knocked off district foe Lake Highlands in the team's third meeting of the year; Mansfield Timberview used a technical foul to escape Fort Worth Wyatt; Argyle continued its roll. The Regional Semifinals are set and we have those games below. 6ARegion IW4 Byron Nelson (22-3) vs. W7 Richardson (24-1) - 7 p.m. Tuesday @ Rock Hill HS (Prosper)W1 El Paso Americas (20-1) vs. T7 Dallas Jesuit (20-6) - 5 p.m. Tuesday @ Stanton HS (Stanton)Region IIW11 Waxahachie (19-2) vs. W16 Cypress Woods (22-3) - 6:30 p.m. Tuesday @ Temple HS (Temple)R11 Duncanville (25-1) vs. T16 Cypress Park (20-5) - 7 p.m. Tuesday @ Fairfield HS (Fairfield)Ad5ARegion IW3 Amarillo (22-3) vs. W8 Mansfield Timberview (22-3) - 6 p.m. Tuesday @ Burkburnett HS (Burkburnett)W1 El Paso Chapin (21-1) vs. R8 Mansfield Summit (23-4) - 4:30 p.m. Tuesday @ Andrews HS (Andrews)Region IIW12 Lancaster (25-4) vs. W15 Mt.

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ARLINGTON - In typical Argyle fashion, the offense went to work right away as CJ Rogers threw a 44-yard dime on the game's first play, and then Offensive MVP Tito Byce finished off the drive. Lindale had no answer for the Argyle offense, which finished with the four most yards in a state title game at 571. On the flip side, Lindale had nothing going for it as the Argyle defense held the potent Lindale rushing attack to just 46 yards in the half. After Byce got his in the first half, Rogers went to work in the second half, throwing three touchdowns to keep the game well in hand. And after the final gun and the Gatorade bath, the biggest sigh of relieve came out of coach Todd Rogers.

Watch along as we talk about Lindale vs Argyle while watching the game (we are unable to show the game due to copyright/licensing rights).

For the sixth time in the Todd Rogers era, Argyle (15-0, Region II champion) is in the state championship but not since 2015. After downing Decatur, Waco La Vega and Texarkana Pleasant Grove in the regular season, the word out in the ether was "this is the year." The biggest hurdle, though, was getting past La Vega in the playoffs. Standing in the way is Lindale, which is making its first-ever appearance in a state final. HOW ARGYLE GOT HEREBI-DISTRICT: Beat North Dallas 79-0AREA: Beat Stephenville 56-27REGIONALS: Beat Waco La Vega 28-14QUARTERFINALS: Beat Paris 41-13REGIONALS: Beat Canyon 37-20HOW LINDALE GOT HEREBI-DISTRICT: Beat Vidor 29-13AREA: Beat Needville 70-56REGIONALS: Beat Tyler Chapel Hill 36-7QUARTERFINALS: Beat Kilgore 56-42REGIONALS: Beat Canyon 37-20KICKOFF: 7 p.m. @ AT&T Stadium (Arlington)LINE: Argyle favored by 15

There are a bevy of games tonight - 26 in total - across the 6A and 5A landscape as the first round of the playoffs continues on. There's also a little 4A state semifinal involving a DFW team that needs some attention. We look at that game as well as four of the more interesting 6A/5A games So here we go. Boyd is probably the most surprising team to make the playoffs in 6A considering the district it played in this year. Arlington backed into the playoffs winning just one of its last three played games.

The DFW is still going strong in 4A and 3A, with four area teams still fighting for state championship. In the last round, Paris defeated another 7-4A DI running mate, Melissa, in a high-scoring game that totaled 103 points. In the last round, Graham took down Aubrey in a rain-soaked contest at Globe Life Park. Conversely, two of Jim Ned's playoff games have been decided by three points, which included a 19-16 win over Brock last week. Kickoff: 7 p.m. Thursday @ Tarleton Memorial Stadium (Stephenville)Line: Jim Ned favored by 1Next Round: Winner plays winner of Mount Vernon/Malakoff winner in State Semifinal

6A Argyle Liberty Christian (30-1, 5-0, 96.8% win percentage)Argyle Liberty Christian is a great contender for the 6A TAPPS volleyball state title. Argyle is set to face the defending TAPPS 6A volleyball state champions Houston St. Agnes. 2A Red Oak Ovilla Christian (20-5-2, 6-0, 77.8% win percentage)The current 2A TAPPS volleyball state champions have done it again! 21 overall in TAPPS volleyball (according to MaxPreps), the Eagles should come into the title match strong. In the 2019-2020 season, Ovilla Christian defeated Austin Waldorf (3-0) to take home the state title for the second year in a row.

Playoffs in 4A and below are a week old, and we're nearing the end of the 6A, 5A and private school regular seasons. Because of this pandemic-caused overlap in schedules, there's a lot to unpack from this past week, but here are five of the most keen observations. TAPPS Playoffs Will Be FunParish Episcopal won a very entertaining state title rematch with Plano John Paul II a couple weeks ago. This past week, Fort Worth Nolan took down Parish in a 1-vs-2 matchup, scoring 31 unanswered points. Well it did Friday night against a state-ranked team, which should serve notice of what to expect come playoff time.

Rowlett now leads 9-6A at 2-0 in district play with four teams - Garland, Lakeview Centennial, Naaman Forest and Sachse - all chasing with 2-1 district records. Last year had a wild ending within this district and it's likely to happen again this year. From the jump, it was all Frisco Lone Star as Jaden Nixon scored three different ways for Lone Star - rushing, receiving, punt return. It marked the fifth straight game Argyle scored 45 points or more and was the fourth game this year the defense allowed nine or less points. Grandview needed a turnover on the game's final play to seal the win in what was an entertaining non-district matchup in the middle of district play.

AUSTIN, Texas The University Interscholastic League (UIL) has released standings for the Lone Star Cup through March 13, 2020. Due to the cancellation of UIL spring events, the Lone Star Cup will not be awarded for the 2019-20 school year. As a result, many activities that earn points toward the UIL Lone Star Cup were not completed. The UIL Lone Star Cup recognizes the top high school in each UIL conference based on overall team achievement in sanctioned academic, athletic and music championships. Below are the Top 25 UIL Lone Star Cup standings for the 2019-20 school year.

AUSTIN, Texas The University Interscholastic League (UIL) has released standings for the Lone Star Cup through March 13, 2020. Due to the cancellation of UIL spring events, the Lone Star Cup will not be awarded for the 2019-20 school year. As a result, many activities that earn points toward the UIL Lone Star Cup were not completed. The UIL Lone Star Cup recognizes the top high school in each UIL conference based on overall team achievement in sanctioned academic, athletic and music championships. Below are the Top 25 UIL Lone Star Cup standings for the 2019-20 school year.