The Klone sports desk now covers two reporting weeks: November 2–8 and November 9–15. Scores are dated snapshots, with finals separated from games still underway and upcoming fixtures. The current week is in progress; future games do not have results.
Last week’s football results included Duncanville’s 66–7 victory over Skyline, DeSoto’s 83–0 win against Cleburne, Waxahachie’s 59–35 win against Mansfield, and Cedar Hill’s 28–14 victory over Burleson Centennial. Every high school score card links to the dated reporting source. Team tennis’s completed October championship results remain identified as earlier-season results.
The UIL bi-district round runs November 12–14. DeSoto hosts North Mesquite on Thursday, November 12 at 7 p.m. Duncanville meets Waco Midway at McLane Stadium on Friday, November 13 at 7:30 p.m. Verify tickets, stadium policies and any schedule changes with the linked school sources before traveling.
Basketball coverage now includes early college men’s and women’s games and NBA results. Texas high school girls’ basketball began November 6; boys’ regular-season games begin November 13. Scrimmages are distinguished from regular-season results. National college basketball is selected coverage with an emphasis on ranked and Texas-region programs.
The archived November 2–8 scorebook contains 229 professional and college game centers; the November 9–15 snapshot contains 220. Open a game for team statistics, scoring by period, player leaders and available broadcaster video. In-progress scores remain labeled with their capture time.
In professional tennis, Carlos Alcaraz defeated Ben Shelton 7–6(5), 7–5 in the November 8 Paris Masters final. The WTA Finals at Indian Wells run November 8–15. ATP Finals round-robin play in Turin begins November 15. The NCAA individual tennis championships are scheduled for November 17–22 in Athens, Georgia. Official event links provide later results.
Use the sports hub to switch reporting week, level and sport; search teams; and open the official or publisher game centers. Full-season NFL and FBS football schedules include stadiums, cities, Central Time kickoff information and CSV downloads. The scores and records are a publication snapshot, not a live feed.