Sacred Heart Indians

Photo by Chuck Grafe Kenzie Chance handles the ball in the loss to St. Paul here Friday.

Photo by Chuck Grafe Kenzie Chance handles the ball in the loss to St. Paul here Friday.

GGC 41, Indianettes 28

News Staff
Friday, January 23, 2026
GEORGETOWN – The Sacred Heart Indianettes lost to Georgetown Grace Christian for the second time this season Tuesday, Jan. 13, 41-28.The Griffins led 10-9 at the end of the first period prior to an 11-4 second quarter to expand the lead to 21-13 at the half.
Photo by Chuck Grafe From left, Paelyn and Catherine Lemonds have St. Paul’s Skylar Mozisek in a pickle

Photo by Chuck Grafe From left, Paelyn and Catherine Lemonds have St. Paul’s Skylar Mozisek in a pickle

Nettes lose to Lady Cardinals

Chuck Grafe
Friday, January 23, 2026
Sacred Heart took the court against St. Paul Friday with the odds stacked against them.The Indianettes hung with the Lady Cardinals for one period before the cream rose to the top.SP led 4-1 at the first break before a 14-5 second quarter gave the Lady Cardinals an 18-6 halftime lead.
Photo by Chuck Grafe Ryan Janak guards St. Paul’s Jack Ehrig.

Photo by Chuck Grafe Ryan Janak guards St. Paul’s Jack Ehrig.

Tribe runs out of ammo in loss to SP

Chuck Grafe
Thursday, January 22, 2026
Sacred Heart trailed St. Paul by four points going into the fourth quarter in its TAPPS District 5 Division IV game before everything went south in a 60-49 loss to the Cardinals here Friday.SP took a 44-40 lead into the fourth stanza.
Photo by Chuck Grafe Kinley Migl in the RT-C game Jan. 6.

Photo by Chuck Grafe Kinley Migl in the RT-C game Jan. 6.

Indianettes drop two

Chuck Grafe
Thursday, January 15, 2026
CARMINE – Thee Sacred Heart Indianettes dropped a 37- 29 decision to Round Top-Carmine Tuesday, Jan. 6.
Photo by Chuck Grafe Kolby Haas scored 10 points in the RT-C game.

Photo by Chuck Grafe Kolby Haas scored 10 points in the RT-C game.

Indians lose a close one to Cubs

Chuck Grafe
Thursday, January 15, 2026
CARMINE – A big discrepancy in free throws cost the Sacred Heart Indians in a 49-40 loss to Round Top-Carmine Tuesday, Jan. 6.The Cubs attempted 31 freethrows and made 15, while the Indians were 7 of 13 from the free throw c l i n e . Th re e I n d i a n starters fouled out in the contest.
CLAYTON HAAS SECOND TEAM ALL-STATE, FIRST TEAM ALL-DISTRICT

CLAYTON HAAS SECOND TEAM ALL-STATE, FIRST TEAM ALL-DISTRICT

Haas named second team All State

News Staff
Thursday, January 15, 2026
Clayton Haas topped Sacred Heart’s selections to the TAPPS 5-AA, Division IV all-district football team.Haas gained second team all-state laurels as a running back, was named an all-district running back and second team all-district as a linebacker.
Photo by Chuck Grafe Coach Rodney Dowell talks to his troops during a time out.

Photo by Chuck Grafe Coach Rodney Dowell talks to his troops during a time out.

'Nettes lose to Griffins

Chuck Grafe
Wednesday, January 7, 2026
The Sacred Heart Indianettes continued the season of giving in a 38-31 loss to Georgetown Grace Academy here Friday afternoon.Sacred Heart committed 25 turnovers in the contest to the Griffins 11.
Photo by Nicole Smith/Luling Newsboy Alli Clark was an all-tournament selection.

Photo by Nicole Smith/Luling Newsboy Alli Clark was an all-tournament selection.

'Nettes take third

News Staff
Wednesday, December 10, 2025
VICTORIA –Alli Clark was named to the alltournament team as the Sacred Heart Indianettes (3-2) took third place in the Faith Academy Tournament Friday and Saturday.The lone loss was to the Victoria East JV, 46- 35 Friday.Kenzie Chance was in double figures with 11 points.
Contributed Photo From left, Dillon Goedrich, Kolby Haas and Shooter Laqua were named to the all-tournament team

Contributed Photo From left, Dillon Goedrich, Kolby Haas and Shooter Laqua were named to the all-tournament team

Indians finish second

News Staff
Wednesday, December 10, 2025
VICTORIA – The Sacred Heart Indians played their first games of the season in the Faith Academy Tournament Friday and Saturday and finished second.Dillon Goedrich, Kolby Haas and Shooter Laqua were named to the alltournament.The Indians lost to the Gregory-Portland JV, 36- 34, in the finals.
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