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Kristin Cerny was the St. Paul girls top finisher with second place to help her team win the varsity girls 1A-2A race at the Moulton meet Saturday. Photo by Mark Lube.

Kristin Cerny was the St. Paul girls top finisher with second place to help her team win the varsity girls 1A-2A race at the Moulton meet Saturday. Photo by Mark Lube.

Shiner, St. Paul cross country: XC report - SP girls win varsity 1A-2A at Moulton meet

News Staff
Tuesday, September 16, 2025
Both Shiner cross-country teams ran in the Moulton meet on Saturday.St. PaulVarsity Girls (1A-2A)The Lady Cardinals scored 23 points to take the top team spot in the varsity girls 1A-2A division.Kristin Cerny led St. Paul with second place overall in 13 minutes, 39.
Tight end Charlie Clifford faces down a Poth defender after making a first-quarter reception in Shiner’s 41-19 win over the Pirates on Friday at Comanche Stadium. Photo by Mark Lube.

Tight end Charlie Clifford faces down a Poth defender after making a first-quarter reception in Shiner’s 41-19 win over the Pirates on Friday at Comanche Stadium. Photo by Mark Lube.

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Shiner football: Comanches wreck the Pirates 41-19

Mark Lube
Tuesday, September 16, 2025
The Shiner Comanches had a pretty good challenge in the visiting Poth Pirates Friday night at Comanche Stadium.As they do very regularly, Shiner accepted the challenge and rose to the occasion, beating Poth 41-19 to prevent a third-straight loss to the Pirates.
Ava Olivarez had time of 14:18.47 seconds got her fifth in the 1A-2A varsity girls division. Photo by Mark Lube.

Ava Olivarez had time of 14:18.47 seconds got her fifth in the 1A-2A varsity girls division. Photo by Mark Lube.

Moulton cross country:Kittens place runner up in 1A-2A varsity girls at home meet

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Tuesday, September 16, 2025
The Moulton cross-country runners performed at home Saturday in the Moulton meet.Varsity GirlsThe Kittens placed second in the Varsity Girls 1A-2A division with 32 points.Ava Olivarez led Moulton with fifth place in 14 minutes, 18.47 seconds and a pace of 7:09. Karsyn Blahuta was seventh in 14:28.
Photo by Chuck Grafe Christine Halata (15) and Alaina Halata (2) versus Gonzales

Photo by Chuck Grafe Christine Halata (15) and Alaina Halata (2) versus Gonzales

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Flatonia 3, Hallettsville 2

Chuck Grafe
Thursday, September 11, 2025
The Hallettsville Lady Brahmas could not stand success.The LB took the Lady Bulldogs to a fifth set before succumbing 18- 24,25-17,16-25 25-20, 17- 15 here Tuesday, Sept. 2.Four serving errors in the fifth set were the Achilles Heel of the Lady Brahmas.
Photo by Chuck Grafe Jans Henke (7) averaged 3.0 kills per set in two matches last week.

Photo by Chuck Grafe Jans Henke (7) averaged 3.0 kills per set in two matches last week.

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Lady Brahmas 3, Cougarettes 0

Chuck Grafe
Thursday, September 11, 2025
Hallettsville bounced back from its loss to Flatonia with a 3-0 (25-10, 25-14, 25-18) rout of the Brazos Cougarettes here Friday evening.

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Apaches score late to take 26-19 win over Brahmas

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Thursday, September 11, 2025
GONZALES – The Gonzales Apaches scored with only second left in the fourth quarter to defeat the Hallettsville Brahmas, 26-19, Friday night at Apache Stadium.The Brahmas led 19- 18 prior to the Apaches’ winning drive.

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Weimar 3, Indianettes 0

News Staff
Thursday, September 11, 2025
WEIMAR – The Weimar Ladycats have been a thorn in the side of the Sacred Heart Indianettes.Weimar swept Sacred Heart 25-14, 25-16 and 25-12 Tuesday, Sept. 2 dropping the Indianettes to 10-15 on the season.
Photo by Chuck Grafe Trent Sevcik (19) closes in to make the tackle on Flatonia’s Koren Scott (5).

Photo by Chuck Grafe Trent Sevcik (19) closes in to make the tackle on Flatonia’s Koren Scott (5).

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Indians' offense stuck in neutral; Bulldogs win 27-0

Chuck Grafe
Thursday, September 11, 2025
The Sacred Heart Indians’ home opener was ruined by Flatonia in a 27-0 Bulldog victory here Friday night.The Indians managed just 139 yards total offense and were shutout in back-to-back games for the first time since 2016.“Our kids are getting better regardless of the score.
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