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Shiner’s Triston Vesely grabs ahold of Lion running back Caleb Hotbratsch during Shiner’s 43-23 win over Granger in the regional semifinals on Friday. Photo by Mark Lube.

Shiner’s Triston Vesely grabs ahold of Lion running back Caleb Hotbratsch during Shiner’s 43-23 win over Granger in the regional semifinals on Friday. Photo by Mark Lube.

Shiner football: Shiner handles Granger challenge 43-23 in regional semis

SMITHVILLE — Not since a mid-October game against district opponent Falls City has Shiner been involved in a challenging or close game.Friday night at Tiger Field in the 2ADII  regional semifinals against Granger, the Comanches were challenged by both the Lions and the Shiner coaches.
Destiny Garza vs. Gonzales here Nov. 12. Chuck Grafe/Tribune-Herald

Destiny Garza vs. Gonzales here Nov. 12. Chuck Grafe/Tribune-Herald

Lady Brahmas win two in S-T

The Lady Brahmas won two of five games in the Skidmore-Tynan Tournament which began Thursday and ran through Saturday.Kasey Harper was named to the all-tournament team.Jourdanton 50, LB 22Jourdanton jumped out to a 21-8 lead at the end of the first period and were never headed.
Kaycee Schindler guards Yoakum’s Emma Fling. Kasey scored a game-high 10 points. Chuck Grafe/Tribune-Herald

Kaycee Schindler guards Yoakum’s Emma Fling. Kasey scored a game-high 10 points. Chuck Grafe/Tribune-Herald

Indianettes lose season opener

Turnovers told the tale of Yoakum’s 50-34 victory over Sacred Heart in the season opener for the Indianettes here Tuesday, Nov. 19.SH could not get out of its own way with 41 turnovers in the contest to Yoakum’s 20.The difference was the Lady Bulldogs had just 6 floor errors in the second half.

Brahmas 52, Flatonia 47

Hallettsville won its season opener, 52-47, over Flatonia here Friday.Flatonia led 30-29 at the half prior to Hallettsville winning the third and fourth quarters and out-scoring the Bulldogs 23-17 in the second half.
Riley Haas (5) defends a pass in the first quarter. The pass fell incomplete. Chuck Grafe/Tribune-Herald

Riley Haas (5) defends a pass in the first quarter. The pass fell incomplete. Chuck Grafe/Tribune-Herald

Sacred Heart's chance of winning foiled by turnovers

GIDDINGS – There was no way Sacred Heart coach Alex Seydler ever envisioned his Indians turning the ball over five times in a game.Temple South Central Academy used the Indians’ miscues to take a 52-6 verdict over the Indians in a TAPPS Division IV playoff game at Buffalo Stadium Friday night.
Morgan Lenehan dribbles down court in the Lady Comanches win over Edna on Saturday. She led all scorers with 22 points. Photo courtesy of Louann Heinsohn.

Morgan Lenehan dribbles down court in the Lady Comanches win over Edna on Saturday. She led all scorers with 22 points. Photo courtesy of Louann Heinsohn.

Shiner girls basketball: Four score in doubles for Shiner in win over Edna

Morgan Lenehan deposited 22 points and one triple to lead Shiner Lady Comanches to 70-55 win over Edna Saturday at home.Three other Lady Comanches had 10 points or more: Callie Sevcik had a triple and sank 19 points.
Running back Quincy Jones follows his blockers on the way to some positive yardage Friday night against Brackett. He led all rushers with 125 yards. Photo by Mark Lube.

Running back Quincy Jones follows his blockers on the way to some positive yardage Friday night against Brackett. He led all rushers with 125 yards. Photo by Mark Lube.

Shiner football: Comanches cage big Tigers 54-7 in area round

JOURDANTON — In most, if not all, of their games this year so far, the Shiner Comanches have matched up against opponents with larger players.And in every game, Shiner did not back down.The Comanches battled Brackett in the 2ADII area round at Indian Stadium in Jourdanton on Friday night.
Dyllan Chrismon (seated, middle) will attend Nelson University and play pitcher/first base for the Lions softball team. Also shown is seated left, Kayden Chrismon and right GracynChrismon. Standing from left are assistant softball coach Patrick Walker, assistant coach Anastacia Rehak, Clint Chrismon, Terri Chrismon and head coach Jason Keller. Photo courtesy of Photos by Lori Raabe.

Dyllan Chrismon (seated, middle) will attend Nelson University and play pitcher/first base for the Lions softball team. Also shown is seated left, Kayden Chrismon and right GracynChrismon. Standing from left are assistant softball coach Patrick Walker, assistant coach Anastacia Rehak, Clint Chrismon, Terri Chrismon and head coach Jason Keller. Photo courtesy of Photos by Lori Raabe.

Shiner softball: Shiner softball team has three sign letters of intent

The Shiner softball team had a hat trick of players signing to play at the college level. Seniors Brinley Ramirez, Dyllan Chrismon and Jo Caka signed with University of Kansas, Nelson University (formerly known as Southwest Assemblies of God) and Oklahoma Wesleyan University Nov. 14.