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The Groesbeck Goats reigned in the win at the renewal of Battle of the River with a 37-36 victory over Mexia at Blackcat Stadium on Friday night. The score set off a wild celebration on the Groesbeck side of the stadium since this was the first time in 36 years that the Goats took home the rivalry win from the Mexia home turf. The Goats raced across the field to a far corner of the end zone where the Navasota River sign was standing and triumphantly brought it back to their sideline,  to bring back to Groes
The Groesbeck Goats reigned in the win at the renewal of Battle of the River with a 37-36 victory over Mexia at Blackcat Stadium on Friday night. The score set off a wild celebration on the Groesbeck side of the stadium since this was the first time in 36 years that the Goats took home the rivalry win from the Mexia home turf. The Goats raced across the field to a far corner of the end zone where the Navasota River sign was standing and triumphantly brought it back to their sideline,  to bring back to Groes
The Groesbeck Goats reigned in the win at the renewal of Battle of the River with a 37-36 victory over Mexia at Blackcat Stadium on Friday night. The score set off a wild celebration on the Groesbeck side of the stadium since this was the first time in 36 years that the Goats took home the rivalry win from the Mexia home turf. The Goats raced across the field to a far corner of the end zone where the Navasota River sign was standing and triumphantly brought it back to their sideline,  to bring back to Groes
The Groesbeck Goats reigned in the win at the renewal of Battle of the River with a 37-36 victory over Mexia at Blackcat Stadium on Friday night. The score set off a wild celebration on the Groesbeck side of the stadium since this was the first time in 36 years that the Goats took home the rivalry win from the Mexia home turf. The Goats raced across the field to a far corner of the end zone where the Navasota River sign was standing and triumphantly brought it back to their sideline,  to bring back to Groes
The Groesbeck Goats reigned in the win at the renewal of Battle of the River with a 37-36 victory over Mexia at Blackcat Stadium on Friday night. The score set off a wild celebration on the Groesbeck side of the stadium since this was the first time in 36 years that the Goats took home the rivalry win from the Mexia home turf. The Goats raced across the field to a far corner of the end zone where the Navasota River sign was standing and triumphantly brought it back to their sideline,  to bring back to Groes
The Groesbeck Goats reigned in the win at the renewal of Battle of the River with a 37-36 victory over Mexia at Blackcat Stadium on Friday night. The score set off a wild celebration on the Groesbeck side of the stadium since this was the first time in 36 years that the Goats took home the rivalry win from the Mexia home turf. The Goats raced across the field to a far corner of the end zone where the Navasota River sign was standing and triumphantly brought it back to their sideline,  to bring back to Groes
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Battle lines: Two-point run in OT lifts Groesbeck over Mexia

Sat, 09/24/2022 - 12:30am

Groesbeck quarterback Trent Platt dove into the end zone on a two-point conversion in overtime to lift the Goats to a 37-36 victory over Mexia in the renewal of the Battle of the Navasota rivalry at Blackcat Stadium on Friday night. The score set off a wild celebration on the Groesbeck side of the stadium. The players raced across the field to a far corner of the end zone where the Navasota River sign was standing and triumphantly brought it back to their sideline.

FREE STEMfest Events Aim to Increase Student Interest in STEM Careers Children, Parents & Community Members Invited to Attend Both Events

Thu, 07/07/2022 - 12:00am

Texas is a STEM industry state, second only to California as having the most jobs in STEM. However, many students are intimidated by STEM (science, technology, engineering, math) or do not understand how it applies to their interests or a possible career. The lack of understanding and/or intimidation of students is likely a significant factor in ID Tech predicting that millions of STEM jobs will go unfilled in the near future.

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