by David Wolman | May 2, 2025 | Latest, Sports
Wylie East junior Trent Jones held Royse City scoreless over the first five innings in Game 1 of a Class 6A Division II bi-district playoff series from Wylie East
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Through the first five innings of Thursday’s Class 6A Division II bi-district series
neither offense for the Wylie East or Royse City baseball teams were able to record a breakthrough
Raiders junior pitcher Trent Jones and Bulldogs senior pitcher Brennan Anderson were tossing zeroes on the scoreboard and both were able to work around any run-scoring threats
Royse City broke the scoreless tie with a four-run top of the sixth on the power of three straight extra-base hits to begin the inning while unsuccessful bunt attempts by Wylie East came back to haunt the Raiders in a 4-1 loss
The Bulldogs had a chance to pounce on the Raiders early
A Brayden Langham lead-off walk and an Eli Snow single in the top of the first inning put runners on first and second bases put runners on first and second bases with zero outs
Jones induced consecutive fly-ball outs before a successful pickoff of a Royse City base runner at first base ended the threat
Jones settled in nicely after the shaky start
He went on to work around six hits and struck out four in six innings
Tyler Heidenreich came on in relief of Jones in the seventh inning and allowed just one hit in his one inning of work
struggled to back up the efforts of their pitching staff
Wylie East had the go-ahead run at third base
The Raiders attempted a safety squeeze but they weren’t able to get a bunt down
a Wylie East base runner was thrown out attempting to slide back into third base
The game remained scoreless until the top of the sixth
Royse City proceeded to pounce on Wylie East pitching for three consecutive extra-base hits to begin the frame with a Regan Williams RBI double giving the Bulldogs a 2-0 lead
That advantage grew to 4-0 after a throw to third base on a failed pickoff attempt allowed two more runs to score as the ball rolled deep into foul territory in left field
Wylie East attempted to string together a rally in the bottom of the seventh inning
Caleb Vaclavik lined an opposite-field RBI single into right field to get the Raiders on the board
Wylie East later brought the tying run to the plate
Wylie East (17-11) will travel to Royse City tonight for Game 2
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By Editor on April 29
2025 5:07 PMComments Off on Royse City ISD honored as ‘Capturing Kids’ Hearts’ National Showcase School District
2025)– Royse City Independent School District (RCISD) is proud to announce its continued recognition as a Capturing Kids’ Hearts® National Showcase Schools® District Award Winner for the 2024-2025 school year
marking an impressive sixth consecutive year for this prestigious honor
This award underscores RCISD’s unwavering commitment to cultivating a positive and nurturing environment where both students and staff feel safe
The Capturing Kids’ Hearts National Showcase Schools® District Award celebrates RCISD’s exceptional and sustained implementation of the Capturing Kids’ Hearts® Process
This dedication ensures that the district remains a place where students thrive emotionally and academically
and educators feel supported and empowered
every single one of RCISD’s eleven campuses has also been individually recognized as a Capturing Kids’ Hearts® National Showcase School
This district-wide and campus-level recognition is a testament to the long-standing commitment of RCISD’s educators
Capturing Kids’ Hearts was first introduced to Royse City ISD in 2003
district leaders have consistently invested in teacher training and the development of a relationship-centered culture
students across the district experience daily greetings in their classrooms and are encouraged to share positive aspects of their lives
fostering a deeper connection and trust between students and teachers
This personal connection has demonstrably contributed to improved attendance
lauded RCISD’s consistent dedication
“We appreciate your team’s unwavering commitment to cultivating a safe and supportive environment for students and staff
The outstanding implementation of the CKH Process in Royse City Independent School District is a testament to your dedication and leadership.”
To be eligible for this distinguished honor
every campus within a district must be nominated and subsequently selected as a showcase campus
This rigorous process involves teams of evaluators visiting each school to conduct interviews with students
They thoroughly assess the school’s climate and culture to determine its conduciveness to learning and well-being
The fact that all eleven RCISD campuses have achieved this designation highlights the district’s unified and comprehensive approach to fostering a positive educational experience
Royse City ISD extends its deepest gratitude to all its educators
and staff for their ongoing dedication and hard work
which have made this remarkable achievement possible
Their commitment continues to contribute significantly to the success of RCISD’s vibrant educational community
To learn more about the impactful Capturing Kids’ Hearts program, please visit www.capturingkidshearts.org
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How to watch Texas high school softball: Royse City vs
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By Kelli SmithStaff Writer
to include additional details from law enforcement officials.A Dallas police officer was killed Tuesday in a “major accident” in Hunt County
Dallas police officials confirmed to The Dallas Morning News
was off duty and traveling on a Harley Davidson motorcycle when the crash occurred about 5:20 p.m
about a mile and a half from Union Valley and close to Royse City
a small city about 30 miles east of Dallas
Bixby had served with the department since 2018 and was assigned to the Northeast Patrol Division
Interim Dallas police Chief Michael Igo said in a text that Bixby’s death was “very tragic” and his “thoughts and prayers are with his family.”
“I also want to acknowledge the impact it has on those officers who worked with him closely at the Northeast Patrol Division,” Igo told The News
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a Texas Department of Public Safety spokesperson
said an 85-year-old man was injured in the crash and taken to a medical center
The man was waiting to turn his car left into a private drive
then “failed to yield right of way” and turned in front of Bixby
Bixby was pronounced dead at the crash site
Williamson said the investigation is ongoing and did not release any additional information
Records from the state entity that certifies police officers show Bixby enrolled in early 2024 in a bachelor’s program at East Texas A&M University and was earning college credits from Trinity Valley Community College
president of the Dallas Police Association
said the organization “wishes to extend our condolences
Northeast substation and all of his loved ones.”
“We have amazing counseling services that are readily available to everyone who has been affected by this tragic loss,” he added
Dallas police officials did not immediately release any additional information about Bixby
She grew up in El Paso and graduated from the University of Notre Dame with degrees in political science and film and a minor in journalism
she reported for the Chicago Tribune and KTSM
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By Melanie M on December 6
2024 10:34 AMComments Off on Royse City ISD aims high for the future
Royse City, TX (December 6, 2024) – An aspirational plan for the future. On Monday, December 2, 2024, Superintendent Dr. Amy Anderson and a committee of 40 convened to begin the important work of the development of a new strategic plan for Royse City ISD
The district has partnered with Moak Casey
to develop a five year plan that will focus on student success
“Royse City ISD has a history in successful development and execution of strategic plans
These steps towards the creation of our next plan are immensely important as we dream big for the future,” said Dr
This collective of important voices will result in a plan to propel Royse City ISD to new heights.”
The process of strategic plan development includes thought sessions and discussions with the school board
cabinet leadership team and the community advisory committee
Potential outcomes of this plan include a refined vision
the school board will eventually adopt a plan with goals
Previous strategic plans that were adopted in 2012 and 2017 are now complete and operational
Some outcomes of those plans include higher teacher pay
Royse City ISD will provide updates on the development of the strategic plan at https://www.rcisd.org/o/rcisd/page/strategic-planning
You can also find a list of committee members and access to previous strategic plans
edited for publication in Blue Ribbon News
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