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Shiner’s Callie Sevcik draws the attention of two or three Bloomington players near the basket during first-half action of the Lady Comanches’ home game on Friday. Sevcik was the second-leading scorer for Shiner with 10 points. Photo by Mark Lube.

Shiner’s Callie Sevcik draws the attention of two or three Bloomington players near the basket during first-half action of the Lady Comanches’ home game on Friday. Sevcik was the second-leading scorer for Shiner with 10 points. Photo by Mark Lube.

Shiner girls basketball: Shiner girls handle BHS aggressive play in win

The Shiner girls basketball team were expecting Bloomington to come out and play aggressive. And the Lady Wildcats met that expectation but Shiner was ready and handed Bloomington a 71-37 rout to improve to 2-0 in district.
The Lady Cardinals won the Prairie Lea Tournament last week with a 3-0 record. Bottom row from left are Mariah Jackson, Maurin Knesek, Brooke Cerny, Julia Barecky, Gracie Machart, Hailey Radicke and Presley Tuch. Top row from left are head coach Jake Wachsmuth, Addy Matias, Skylar Mozisek, Riley Mozisek, Kristin Cerny, Sloane Kocian, Petra Koch, Nora Koch, Karis Barta, Dallyn Pesek, Faith Brown, Avery Pesek and assistant coach Nicco Brown. Photo courtesy of Jake Wachsmuth.

The Lady Cardinals won the Prairie Lea Tournament last week with a 3-0 record. Bottom row from left are Mariah Jackson, Maurin Knesek, Brooke Cerny, Julia Barecky, Gracie Machart, Hailey Radicke and Presley Tuch. Top row from left are head coach Jake Wachsmuth, Addy Matias, Skylar Mozisek, Riley Mozisek, Kristin Cerny, Sloane Kocian, Petra Koch, Nora Koch, Karis Barta, Dallyn Pesek, Faith Brown, Avery Pesek and assistant coach Nicco Brown. Photo courtesy of Jake Wachsmuth.

St. Paul girls basketball: Champions of Prairie Lea SP go 3-0 to win crown

PRAIRIE LEA —  The St. Paul Lady Cardinals went 3-0 and won the Prairie Lea Girls Tournament last Thursday through Saturday. Lady Cardinals Brooke Cerny, Maurin Knesek and Skylar Mozisek received All-Tournament. SP 49, Vict.
Audrey Swinford puts up a shot in the first half of the Kitten’s tournament game against Sacred Heart on Dec. 8. She finished with nine points in Moulton’s 30-25 win. Photo by Mark Lube.

Audrey Swinford puts up a shot in the first half of the Kitten’s tournament game against Sacred Heart on Dec. 8. She finished with nine points in Moulton’s 30-25 win. Photo by Mark Lube.

Moulton girls basketball: Kittens win Silver at home tournament

The Kittens won three games and placed runner up at the Kittens Klassic Tournament Dec. 7-9. Audrey Swinford and Addison Simper were named to the All-Tournament team.
Riley Haas puts up a shot in the win over Bastrop Tribe. Chuck Grafe/Tribune-Herald

Riley Haas puts up a shot in the win over Bastrop Tribe. Chuck Grafe/Tribune-Herald

Indians salvage win in Moulton

MOULTON – The Sacred Heart Indians salvaged one victory in the Moulton Tournament with a 76-25 victory over Bastrop Tribe Thursday. The Indians jumped out to a 16-7 lead at the end of the first quarter with Nic Angerstein supplying 9 of the points. The Indians doubled the advantage at half, 30-15.
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Bravettes win tournament

The Sacred Heart Bravettes were rude hosts in the Tribe Tournament Friday and Saturday. The Bravettes copped four wins and defeated Victoria Nazareth Academy Saturday, 30-8. Scoring: Paelyn Etzler 10, Ainsley Noska 8, Kayla Kurtz 6, Chloe Grahmann 2, Macie Haas 2, Kennedy Zappe 2.

Brahma JV wins Weimar tournament

WEIMAR – The Hallettsville JV Maroon went unscathed in winning the Weimar Jr. Varsity Tournament over the weekend. Hallettsville 39, Fayetteville 36 The Brahmas held off the Lions in the fourth period in the win Saturday. The Brahmas led 20-9 at the half.

'Nettes beat Schulenburg

MOULTON – The Sacred Heart Indianettes defeated Schulenburg, 38-21, for their lone win in the Moulton Tournament. Aleigh Kraatz led the win with 10 points. Lexington 33, SH 28 The Indianettes dropped the opening game to Lexington, 33-28, Thursday.

Apaches 52, Brahmas 48

The Hallettsville Brahmas gave up a 7-point lead in the fourth quarter in a 52-48 loss to Gonzales here Tuesday, December 5. The Brahmas were up 41-34 at the end of three periods before the Apaches came back with a vengeance.
Nic Angerstein in the win over Bastrop Tribe. Chuck Grafe/TribuneHerald

Nic Angerstein in the win over Bastrop Tribe. Chuck Grafe/TribuneHerald

Saints 52, Indians 25

AUSTIN – It was a rough Saturday afternoon for Sacred Heart in its district-opening 52-25 loss to Austin San Juan Diego Catholic. Armando Garza and Max Duarte scored 16 points apiece for the Saints.