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06/01/2026

Argyle vs. Lovejoy — UIL State Semifinals

Argyle took Game 1.

Lovejoy answered back in Game 2.

Winner take all.

Before first pitch on Saturday evening, both dugouts were unusually quiet. The air felt different. The heat felt different. Everyone knew what was at stake. One more game. One more opportunity. One team moving on. One team’s season coming to an end.

Then the music started. The crowd came alive. The atmosphere changed.

For seven innings, both teams battled. Every pitch mattered. Every at-bat mattered. Every out mattered.

When the final pitch was thrown and the final out was recorded, Lovejoy punched its ticket to the State Championship with a 7-1 victory.

In that moment, the reality set in for Argyle’s seniors.

This was it.

The final game.

The final bus ride.

The final time wearing the uniform alongside the teammates who had become brothers.

Years of practices, workouts, victories, defeats, and memories all came together in a single moment.

But this isn’t just the end of a chapter.

For the seniors, it’s the beginning of a new one. College, careers, and new opportunities await.

For everyone returning, this playoff run becomes a foundation. A reminder of what is possible when a team refuses to quit. Throughout the playoffs, Argyle faced adversity, battled through challenges, and continued to find a way forward.

The season may have ended, but the memories, lessons, and brotherhood will remain long after the final score is forgotten.

Sometimes the most important stories aren’t about who wins.

They’re about the journey it took to get there.

05/26/2026

Something I created this weekend for Argyle Eagles Baseball State Semifinal run.

Since they’re heading into the old-school atmosphere of Frisco RoughRiders Stadium, I wanted to bring the design back to the roots of baseball itself, the 1940s and 1950s era. The days of the American baseball legends. The classic Boston Red Sox, New York Yankees, Chicago Cubs traditions. The vintage ballparks. The timeless feeling that made baseball more than just a game.

That’s what team branding is really about.

Anybody can take team photos or action shots. But building a visual identity around a program? That’s a different level. It’s about creating emotion, tradition, culture, and something athletes, parents, and communities remember years later.

This is why programs hire me.

Not just because I photograph sports…but because I understand branding, storytelling, and marketing from working with universities and professional organizations over the years.

The goal is always bigger than a photo.

It’s about building the legacy and identity of the program itself.

05/26/2026

Playoff baseball in Texas isn’t just a game.

It’s long highways.
Storm clouds rolling in.
Small towns.
Bright stadium lights.
Country roads.
Pressure.
Emotion.
And one final ride together.

Argyle entered the Regional Finals against Abilene Wylie with everything on the line.

Game 1 belonged to the Eagles.

Then came graduation day.

Rain fell across Argyle as seniors walked the stage one final time together and celebrating memories, friendships, family, and the closing of one chapter before another battle still waited ahead.

No time to breathe.

The very next day, the Eagles headed west to Abilene Christian University.
A beautiful ballpark.
West Texas skies.
A packed atmosphere.

Wylie answered back.
Series tied.

One final game.

Winner take all.

Then came Graham, Texas.

Old-school stadium lights.
Classic baseball atmosphere.
Country roads stretching for miles.
A place that felt frozen in time and the kind of field where Texas playoff baseball legends are written.

And under all that pressure…

Argyle punched their ticket.

The Eagles are advancing to the UIL State Semifinals at Riders Field in Frisco against Lovejoy.

One step closer.
One more chapter.
One more opportunity to leave their mark forever.

This isn’t just baseball anymore.

This is legacy.

05/22/2026

ARGYLE CLASS OF 2026 parents gallery.

GAME DAY SIGN UP - Patrick Green Photography

05/22/2026

It rained most of the day in Argyle.

Then an hour before graduation, the skies opened once again.

The band prepared their instruments.
The choir adjusted their books.
Families and friends filled the brand-new stadium field, covering themselves with umbrellas, rain jackets, and anything they could find to stay dry.

As the prayers were spoken, the National Anthem echoed through the stadium, and speeches filled the humid Texas air… the rain only came down harder.

One by one, the seniors stood up.
Walking toward the podium for the final handshake from the principal and superintendent.
The final walk as high school students.

And once they stepped off that stage… reality slowly settled in.

Some are walking into scholarships, college athletics, careers, military service, relationships, freedom… or reinvention.

Others are walking into uncertainty.

You could feel the emotions changing throughout the night.
The constant looking around at friends.
The random emotional hugs.
Fake laughter turning into real emotion.
Moments where some completely zoned out in reflection.

Because deep down, they realized something:

After tonight…
they may never all be together again.

Then came the final moment.

Caps flying through the rain-filled sky.
One last scream.
One last hug.
One last family photo on the football field before the stadium lights eventually shut off.

And somewhere in the background, the Argyle fight song still echoes through the memories of Friday night lights, pep rallies, championships, friendships, heartbreaks, and the years that shaped them into who they are today.

Life may begin a brand-new chapter after tonight…
but no matter where life takes them next, they will always carry the red and black with them.

Forever an Argyle Eagle.
Class of 2026. 🎓 🎓

05/21/2026

Texas softball under the lights.

The and Denton Guyer Wildcats battled it out in the State Semifinals in a series that felt more like a movie than a softball game.

Game one was a pure pitcher’s duel.
Every pitch mattered.
Every swing carried pressure.
Forney struck first and held the line for the 1-0 victory.

But game two turned into chaos.

The Jackrabbits exploded early, building a commanding 7-0 lead while the crowd could already feel the State Championship within reach.

Then came the storm.

The Wildcats refused to go away.
Hit after hit.
Inning after inning.
The momentum slowly started shifting.
7-0.
7-4.
7-5.

Both teams stood on their feet.
Parents pacing out of the stands.
Players fighting exhaustion in the Texas heat while the pressure kept rising with every pitch.

And then came the final moment.

Strike three.

The dugout exploded.
Gloves flew into the air.
Tears.
Relief.
History.

Forney survives the comeback attempt and punches their ticket to the State Championship game with a 7-5 victory.

This is Texas playoff softball.

05/20/2026

Forney vs Guyer SB Semi State Finals gallery

Patrick Green Photography

05/18/2026

The Texas heat showed no mercy this weekend at the UIL State Track & Field Championships.

No clouds.
No shade.
Just blazing sunlight, humidity rising off the track, and temperatures pushing well over 135 degrees on the surface itself.

But this wasn’t just about racing for gold, silver, or bronze.

This was about the final chapter.

For many athletes, this was the last time wearing their school colors… one final lap, one final jump, one final breath before life changes forever.

You could feel it in every moment.

The pain.
The exhaustion.
The pressure.
The tears.
The celebration.

Some walked away champions.
Some collapsed at the finish line with nothing left in the tank.
Others realized their high school careers ended the second they crossed that line.

And for the first time in a very long time, UIL graduation returned to the State Track Meet atmosphere again.

The last time I remember witnessing something like this was during the Swine Flu era back in the Obama years, when schedules shifted and life felt uncertain.

Now history somehow repeated itself.

Caps and gowns mixed with track spikes and relay uniforms.
Graduation cords hanging beside gold medals.
Families cheering through the heat while seniors stood between childhood and adulthood in the middle of a stadium.

That’s what makes sports powerful.

It’s never just about the action.

It’s about the story.

The final moments before the next chapter begins.

05/15/2026

Under the burning Central Texas sky, two warriors stepped onto the battlefield with one mission, survive and advance.

The and the clashed beneath the heat and pressure of playoff softball, fighting inning after inning in a game that felt more like a war movie than a regional final.

Every pitch carried tension.
Every hit shook the crowd.
Fans rose from their seats roaring as momentum shifted back and forth between two teams refusing to back down.

Dirt flew across the diamond. Dugouts exploded with emotion. Both sides celebrated every moment like it could be their last.

Then came the seventh inning.

With the season hanging in the balance, the Jackrabbits delivered the final strike… a ball driven deep into the field as runners stormed across the bases and the crowd erupted beneath the Texas sky.

Game over.

Forney advances to the State Semifinals.

Texas playoff softball always hits different when the heat, pressure, and dreams collide under the lights.

05/13/2026

Graduate party for . About ready to move on up to the collegiate softball level. What’s so interesting is most of her party guests were wearing blue and she was, her uh her school, her university colors is black and yellow. A good laugh, a good memory that you’ll always think about. But family and friends gather around for her graduation party and enjoy her last memories in high school with her friends. I wish you the best, Sloane, and have a successful career in your college years of softball as a catcher.