For generations, the rivalry between the Port-Neches Groves Indians and the Nederland Bulldogs has been a staple in the Southeast Texas high school football scene. Now the Mid-County Madness ...

HS Football Port Neches-Groves football team collects state championship rings at spring game The main event of the evening was the PNG Indians finally getting their State Championship rings.

For the first time since 1999, the Port Neches-Groves Indians have advanced to the State Semifinals in football.

The Texas High Tigers lost to the Port Neches-Groves Indians in a Regional Semifinal final game at Northwestern State University in Natchitoches, La. on Friday. Visit this article to learn more ...

Dave Campbell’s Texas Football (Texasfootball.com) announced Port Neches-Groves’ Indian Stadium as the Stadium Showdown winner Monday on its Texas Football Today show via Facebook.

PNG, however, refused to back down and kept coming after the defending champs. The Indians, though, weren’t able to reach the end zone.

Holding fast to its forte of power football, Port Neches-Groves mashed its way to a 24-14 win over Huntsville Friday in a Class 5A Division II state quarterfinal game at NRG Stadium. The surging ...

The Port Neches-Groves Indians have become the latest target of the online #NotYourMascot movement, which calls for sports teams to do away with Native American-inspired mascots and traditions ...

The Dayton Broncos were edged out by the Port Neches-Groves Indians for the bi-district title, 42-41, on Friday night, Nov. 13, in Baytown. Here Rock-a-Noos struggle to bring down Lagarius ...

The annual matchup between the Port Neches-Groves Indians and the Nederland Bulldogs has history, household names and a fierce community following that extends beyond football season.

GROVETON, Texas (KTRE) - The Groveton Indians have hired their next athletic director and head football coach. Matthew Woodard will be heading to the 2A school after serving as the defensive ...

HS Football South Oak Cliff falls short of three-peat, loses state title game rematch to Port Neches-Groves In 2022, SOC beat PNG 34-24. In 2023, however, the Indians got the best of the Golden Bears.