August Elementary Mustangs of the Month
Hearts For Hooves
High School Baseball Districts
Frontier XC brought home some hardware from the Oilton meet! Despite the heat, our Mustangs showed up, gave it their all, and made us proud! Way to go, Mustangs!
🏅Valerie Lightfoot-Atkins - 3rd place MS girls
🏅Ayvah Tiger - 6th place MS girls
🏅Tiyana Williams - 13th place MS girls
🏅Raiden Bible- 3rd place MS boys
🏅Jon Ruff - 9th place MS boys
🏅Tayja Hall - 3rd place HS girls
🏅Olivia Bible - 6th place HS girls
🏅Valerie Lightfoot-Atkins - 3rd place MS girls
🏅Ayvah Tiger - 6th place MS girls
🏅Tiyana Williams - 13th place MS girls
🏅Raiden Bible- 3rd place MS boys
🏅Jon Ruff - 9th place MS boys
🏅Tayja Hall - 3rd place HS girls
🏅Olivia Bible - 6th place HS girls
High School Softball Districts
Wednesday evening, September 9, the Bob Weckstein Fieldhouse was filled with something more important than competition. Eighteen Frontier High School students, coaches, administrators, leaders, and a message that matters.
Frontier hosted its second FCA Huddle, and once again, our coaches and administrators showed up, not simply to support athletes, but to support young people. FCA Area Representative Coach Joe Sindelar challenged our students through team building activities and a powerful message about confidence, competition, and influence.
His message was simple but powerful:
“Learn how to compete so you will know how to win.”
“When you cheat, you erode your own confidence.”
“Never take joy in winning when you cheat.”
“Confidence is a belief in your skillset.”
And perhaps one of the most important lessons of the evening:
“Your peers can influence the direction of your life.”
Coach Sindelar challenged our students to remember three standards:
GLORIFY GOD.
INFLUENCE PEOPLE.
LEAD YOUR TEAM TO THE MOUNTAINTOP.
That is what FCA is about. The Fellowship of Christian Athletes exists to see the world transformed by Jesus Christ through the influence of coaches and athletes. At Frontier, we believe athletics can be about more than wins and losses. It can be about character, leadership, influence, and faith.
A tremendous THANK YOU to our coaches and administrators for continuing to show up for our students and to our anonymous meal sponsors who made Chick-fil-A possible.
Frontier hosted its second FCA Huddle, and once again, our coaches and administrators showed up, not simply to support athletes, but to support young people. FCA Area Representative Coach Joe Sindelar challenged our students through team building activities and a powerful message about confidence, competition, and influence.
His message was simple but powerful:
“Learn how to compete so you will know how to win.”
“When you cheat, you erode your own confidence.”
“Never take joy in winning when you cheat.”
“Confidence is a belief in your skillset.”
And perhaps one of the most important lessons of the evening:
“Your peers can influence the direction of your life.”
Coach Sindelar challenged our students to remember three standards:
GLORIFY GOD.
INFLUENCE PEOPLE.
LEAD YOUR TEAM TO THE MOUNTAINTOP.
That is what FCA is about. The Fellowship of Christian Athletes exists to see the world transformed by Jesus Christ through the influence of coaches and athletes. At Frontier, we believe athletics can be about more than wins and losses. It can be about character, leadership, influence, and faith.
A tremendous THANK YOU to our coaches and administrators for continuing to show up for our students and to our anonymous meal sponsors who made Chick-fil-A possible.
Support the Class of 2030
Congratulations to these students for being named Student of the Month, they were recognized this morning at the board meeting.
Bracket for Mulhall-Orlando JH baseball tournament
Bracket for Ripley HS baseball tournament
Weekly Baseball Schedule
Our Frontier XC runners showed grit at the Tonkawa Meet! Despite the rain and mud, they pushed through and gave it their all. We are so proud of our Mustangs!
🏅Valerie Lightfoot-Atkins - 7th place MS girls
🏅Michael Williams- 9th place MS boys
🏅Jon Ruff- 10th place MS boys
🏅We had several elementary kids place in the top 20
🏅Valerie Lightfoot-Atkins - 7th place MS girls
🏅Michael Williams- 9th place MS boys
🏅Jon Ruff- 10th place MS boys
🏅We had several elementary kids place in the top 20
Today's baseball games in Prue have been moved to Tuesday, September 15 with JH starting at 5:30 and HS will follow. JH will still play at home vs Glencoe at 2 pm on that day.
Frontier Junior High Softball Festival, Friday, September 11, 2026
Cross Country Schedule
Elementary Cross Country!
No School Today
Mustangs Baseball Weekly Schedule
No school Monday, September 7, 2026, classes resume Tuesday, September 8, 2026
