2024 UIL tennis regional results: See how boys and girls from Dallas-area schools fared

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May 9, 2024

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2024 UIL tennis regional results: See how boys and girls from Dallas-area schools fared

CLASS 6A

REGION I

(at Courts of McKinney)

BOYS SINGLES

SEMIFINALS

Riki Koshimizu, Coppell d. Ian Urago, EP Coronado, 2-6, 7-5, 6-2

Connor Cole, Jesuit d. Dmitri Goubin, Plano, 0-6, 6-3, 7-6 (2)

THURSDAY’S CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH

Riki Koshimizu, Coppell vs. Connor Cole, Jesuit

BOYS DOUBLES

SEMIFINALS

Li/Rajpal, SL Carroll d. Viswanathan/Peck, Flower Mound, 5-7, 6-3, 6-2

Whitehead/Kim, SL Carroll d. Bair/Kalimuthu, Flower Mound, 6-2, 6-2

THURSDAY’S CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH

Li/Rajpal, SL Carroll vs. Whitehead/Kim, SL Carroll

GIRLS SINGLES

SEMIFINALS

Alexandra Patton, Coppell d. Isabella Hernandez, EP Franklin, 6-2, 6-2

Makenzie Baptist, EP Coronado d. Samantha Velasco, Hebron, 7-5, 6-0

THURSDAY’S CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH

Alexandra Patton, Coppell vs. Makenzie Baptist, EP Coronado

GIRLS DOUBLES

SEMIFINALS

Son/Singh, Allen d. McCaffrey/Kim, SL Carroll, 6-3, 6-0

Podaralla/Hartin, San Angelo Central vs. Kim/Thoms, Plano West

THURSDAY’S CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH

Son/Singh, Allen vs. Podaralla/Hartin, San Angelo Central or Kim/Thoms, Plano West

MIXED DOUBLES

SEMIFINALS

Koduri/Huang, Plano West d. Benson/Rees, Highland Park, 6-3, 6-3

Fraire/Lee, EP Franklin d. Nath/Guru, Coppell, 7-6 (2), 6-1

THURSDAY’S CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH

Koduri/Huang, Plano West vs. Fraire/Lee, EP Franklin

CLASS 5A REGION I

(at McLeod Tennis Center, Lubbock)

BOYS SINGLES

SEMIFINALS

Maximus Martin, El Paso d. Parth Mittal, Lubbock, 6-0, 6-0

Tucker Haynes, Ama. Tascosa d. Darren Nava, Del Valle, 2-6, 6-3, 6-1

THURSDAY’S CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH

Maximus Martin, El Paso vs. Tucker Haynes, Ama. Tascosa

BOYS DOUBLES

SEMIFINALS

Carter Holt/Austin Lewis, Argyle d. Caleb Bradshaw/Asher Etchison, Cooper, 6-3, 6-4

Thomas Mann/Daniel Warraich, Coronado d. Blaine Kipper/Luke Naylor, Jus. Northwest, 6-4, 6-1

THURSDAY’S CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH

Carter Holt/Austin Lewis, Argyle vs. Thomas Mann/Daniel Warraich, Coronado

GIRLS SINGLES

SEMIFINALS

Meghna Arun Kumar, Argyle d. Daniela Ocaranza, El Paso, 7-5, 6-2

Bianca Harris, FW Arl. Heights d. Kalina Trindade, Lubbock, 6-2, 6-0

THURSDAY’S CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH

Meghna Arun Kumar, Argyle vs. Bianca Harris, FW Arl. Heights

GIRLS DOUBLES

SEMIFINALS

Emilia Gyorgy/Sara Gyorgy, Grapevine d. Allex Gonzales/Sara Shelhamer, Amarillo, 6-3, 6-4

Halle Rose/Morgan Rose, Amarillo d. Hannah Lightner/Julia Lightner, Argyle, 7-6 (5), 6-2

THURSDAY’S CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH

Emilia Gyorgy/Sara Gyorgy, Grapevine vs. Halle Rose/Morgan Rose, Amarillo

MIXED DOUBLES

SEMIFINALS

Trevor Short/Hope Willis, Wylie d. Alex Earthman/Seren Wilson, Amarillo, 6-0, 6-4

Brandon Cowling/Kate Delgado, Wylie d. Caroline Artho/Barrett Stroud, Amarillo, 6-1, 7-5

THURSDAY’S CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH

Trevor Short/Hope Willis, Wylie d. Brandon Cowling/Kate Delgado, Wylie

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Mistake avoided? Cowboys FA signing could’ve been drafted… but fate

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July 4, 2026

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Mistake avoided? Cowboys FA signing could’ve been drafted… but fate

The Dallas Cowboys have been linked with Denzel Mims since he was available during the 2020 NFL draft. Through his failed attempts to establish himself within the league, a Texas reunion has been hoped for by many. In for pre-draft visits, the Cowboys were stunned away from selecting him when CeeDee Lamb fell in their laps with the No. 17 overall selection. Later, after he was unable to find strong footing with the New York Jets, the Cowboys have been linked to him in trade attempts and free-agency inquiries, with nothing coming to fruition until 2026.

Now a member of their offseason roster, Mims’ career has gone nothing like planned. He hasn’t been on an active NFL roster since 2022, spending two seasons in the UFL with the St. Louis Battlehawks and the Dallas Renegades. Neither stint has been impressive. Now, the Cowboys are giving the local product a chance to prove it’s circumstance and opportunity, not a lack of pro talent.

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Position: Wide Receiver

Age: 28

Height: 6-foot-3

Weight: 209 pounds

Hometown: Daingerfield, TX

High School: Daingerfield High

College: Baylor (Film Video vs Oklahoma 2019)

Draft: 2020 second-round pick, No. 59

Contract: One-year contract (2026), $1.145 million

Career Earnings: $4.4 million (per Over The Cap)

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Mims has 42 career catches in the NFL, for 676 yards. He’s yet to reach the end zone as a professional, in either the NFL or UFL. He’ll spend his training camp battling with the bottom of the 90-man offseason roster to try and secure a role with the Cowboys in 2026. Dallas has the first four spots locked up with CeeDee Lamb, George Pickens, Ryan Flournoy and Kavontae Turpin. From there, it’s a true camp battle situation between veterans and youngsters alike.

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WATCH: Australia soccer fans take over Walmart near Dallas Stadium

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July 4, 2026

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WATCH: Australia soccer fans take over Walmart near Dallas Stadium

World Cup 2026: Aussie fans take over Arlington Walmart

ARLINGTON, Texas – A horde of Socceroo fans stormed an Arlington Walmart ahead of Australia’s World Cup match on Friday at Dallas Stadium.

A Socceroo Walmart takeover

Videos of Australian soccer fans taking over a Walmart in Arlington went viral on Monday.

The Walmart is located across the street from where the Socceroos played a World Cup match on Friday against Egypt.

Plenty of chants were heard in the videos, ranging from “We’re going to Walmart” as they entered the building to “We’re getting deported” while exiting.

The Arlington Police Department got involved to break up the impromptu rally.

Australia lost to Egypt on Friday afternoon, ending their run in the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

The Source: Information in this story comes from social media videos.

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Viral video shows Egypt coach, team director in Dallas police confrontation

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July 3, 2026

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Viral video shows Egypt coach, team director in Dallas police confrontation

Updated on: July 3, 2026 / 8:02 PM CDT
/ CBS Texas

A confrontation between Egypt’s coaching staff and a Dallas police officer at the team’s hotel sparked a viral video ahead of a World Cup match.

Egypt coach Hossam Hassan said he considered the matter resolved after he and team director Ibrahim Hassan had a physical confrontation with a police officer at the team’s hotel in Dallas.

Video began circulating Thursday, a day before Egypt beat Australia in the round of the 32 at the World Cup, showing both men arguing with a Dallas police officer, apparently over a player preparing to take a picture with a young fan in the hotel lobby.

The officer approaches Hossam Hassan first, but his interaction with Ibrahim Hassan becomes a shoving match. Ibrahim Hassan appeared to be upset at the officer intervening.

Dallas police issued a statement saying that just before midnight, officers were responding to a request from hotel security about an individual without event credentials attempting to gain access.

“It was later learned that the individuals weren’t displaying credentials properly, which is a requirement,” Dallas police said in a statement.

The statement said the issue was resolved at the scene, and that police met with Egyptian representatives to address their concerns.

Hossam Hassan said through a translator that the team had accepted an apology from the police.

“We are really happy to be here at this tournament and we are satisfied with the security personnel that are accompanying us,” Hossam Hassan said. “I would like to point to the high-level organization we have with us and the level of security we have with us.”

Hassan is the first person to play and coach for Egypt at the World Cup. The victory over Australia came in Egypt’s debut in the knockout round of the tournament.

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