This Friday, the Lions (6-1, 3-0) have a homecoming match against the Brownsboro Bears (4-2,1-1). READ MORE »»

The KHS tennis won district on Oct. 10 for the third year in a row and hoping to compete at state. The tennis team won their match against Crandall 18-1 to secure the district title. READ MORE »»

New room, more performances and even more excitement. The KHS Choir is now back in business, busy everyday practicing for performances, contests, and just for fun. READ MORE »»

Maggie Sue Spencer was just in Oklahoma for a simple camping trip with her family in December and it turned into so much more. As Spencer was tumbling out of her camper her leg throbbed with pain. READ MORE »»

The Lions (6-1, 3-0) played their second district game last Friday against Crandall (2-4,0-2)  and came away with a 29-14 victory. The win marked the 11straight victory for the Lions over their rivals. READ MORE »»

It's Friday night and the lights are shining bright on the Kaufman football field during halftime. The Lionettes are ready for their performance. They strut out onto the field, and get to their spots, and the officers are announced. The stadium goes silent, the band plays, and the Lionettes start kicking their hats and hitting their splits for another knock out performance.The officers are a big part of the drill team and they push the girls to be the best the can be. READ MORE »»

Adia Mackenzie eyed the ball as she waited for it to reach her. She yelled four to tell her teammates what set was coming. Her fingertips touched the ball, she pushed the ball to the left front and a teammate slammed the ball down for a point. The girls on the court and in the bleachers yelled, “ah boom kill shot.” READ MORE »»

As Taylor Sandberg’s eyes followed the ball, she waited anxiously to attack. She jumped up and swung at the ball hitting it to the deep corner. She glanced over to the line judge to see if her hit was good enough to win the game. The judge’s flag rippled as he motioned it straight down to show that the ball was in, and the junior varsity volleyball team won the game. READ MORE »»

Kaufman Lion cross country teams ran a 5k and took first place for every division two weeks ago in Grand Prairie at the Ken Gaston Invitational. READ MORE »»

Sophomore Connor Smith is a 15 year old with big dreams. Smith’s passion for basketball is shown on the court every Tuesday and Friday during the basketball season. Last year, Smith was the only freshman on varsity, but faced a major challenge in overcoming a summer injury. READ MORE »»