Imagine this scenario: You get pulled out of class midday to be told that you are indefinitely suspended from school until further notice. Later on, you are told that you are prohibited from coming back to class because you violated school dress code - your hair is too long. Furthermore, you are a 4-year-old boy.

After weeks of private tutoring, seclusion from classmates and being banned from the classroom during the ABCs, nap time or Play-Doh fun, Taylor Pugh was finally admitted back to his pre-K class at Floyd Elementary School in Mesquite.

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With the loss of senior leadership, a young roster of outfielders will have to step up for the 2010 season.

"We need to get better than we were last year defensively," head coach Jim Schlossnagle said, never mentioning his team's accomplishment of making an appearance in the NCAA Super Regional last June.

"I don't think you can assume anything," he said. "I've tried to preach that to our guys."

As winter sports progress in their season and spring sports kick into gear, Horned Frog teams are all over the place.

This weekend, women's and men's tennis, women's and men's basketball, track and field, swimming and diving, equestrian and rifle all face matchups.

Whether shooting or swimming, the Frogs face stiff competition across the country.

Women's Tennis