The 19-game losing streak is over.

The Paschal Panthers (1-2) defeated the Dallas Sunset Bison (0-3) 41-0 Friday for the Panthers’ first victory since Sept, 11, 2010 against Azle.

This game was the first shutout for Paschal

When the Fort Worth Country Day Falcons break , the new phrase is “beat Kincaid on three,” senior quarterback Morgan Pergande said.

FWCD returns home to open conference play against Southwest Preparatory Conference powerhouse Kinkai

The Paschal Athletic Booster club begins the football season with a change in its parking system.

Cindy Merritt, a booster club volunteer, said Paschal general parking will no longer be free to all Horned Frog fans. Instead, visiting tea

 With only 49 seconds left in their game against Joshua, the Paschal Panthers held a two-point lead and were looking forward to the end of their 18-game losing streak stretching back to September 2010.

But the football gods were obviously

Country Day football coach Frank Gendusa has warned his team this week not to look past winless Grace Prep this week.

Grace, which holds a 0-2 record, has suffered two big losses to Oakridge, 47-10 and Dallas Christian, 42-7.

“We

 The Paschal Lady Panthers lost their first home volleyball game of the season to Arlington Bowie, 3-1.

Bowie earned the win behind strong serving and capitalization on the Panther mistakes.

The Paschal Panthers will look to win their first game in two years against the Joshua Owls Thursday.

The Panthers haven’t won a game since Sept. 11, 2010, when they beat Azle, 15-12.

The Panthers will once again be without their

The 76109 zip code is currently under a West Nile Virus watch, but as of late last week, city officials said no ground spraying was needed. 

The 76117 zip code, just west of the 109, is under a warning, Fort Worth Code Co

Students, parents, teachers and staff at McLean Middle School gathered outside the front of the school to honor those who lost their lives on Sept. 11, 2001. 

McLean was among 25 schools in Fort Worth Independent School D

It was an all-too-familiar scenario for the Paschal Panthers – walking off the field after a Friday night game and looking up at the scoreboard to see another loss by a lopsided score.

The Panthers recorded their 18th consecutive loss, fa

Parents and students who attended the Paschal ban booster club meeting Thursday night wore purple wristbands containing the phrase “We Play for Rick” printed in white.

Rick Sek, a Paschal sophomore, drowned Aug. 31 at the band&rsquo

Football coach Matt Cook believes Paschal could make the playoffs in 2012.

“[There’s a] very good chance for us to contend for a playoff spot; that’s a big expectation” the Panthers head coach said.

A new quarter