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Jans Henke (7) and Kenedy Wood (5) go up to block Stockdale’s Harlye Wellman, left. Chuck Grafe/Tribune/Herald

Jans Henke (7) and Kenedy Wood (5) go up to block Stockdale’s Harlye Wellman, left. Chuck Grafe/Tribune/Herald

Lady Brahmas drop season opener

Stockdale’s outside hitter LeAnn Wise almost single handily defeated the Hallettsville Lady Brahmas to spoil Courtney Olbert’s coaching debut here Tuesday, Aug. 13.Wise had 22 kills in the 25-23, 25-21, 25-21 victory in the season opener for both teams.The LB gave up 12 points on service errors.
Kasey Harper attacks during the scrimmage in Schulenburg Friday Chuck Grafe/Tribune-Herald

Kasey Harper attacks during the scrimmage in Schulenburg Friday Chuck Grafe/Tribune-Herald

Lady Brahma Volleyball

After two scrimmages, head coach Courtney Olbert feels the Hallettsville Lady Brahmas are ready to open the season.“I saw some good things in both scrimmages,” Olbert said. “The girls have adapted well to the new offense.
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Lady Brahma Volleyball

New Lady Brahma volleyball coach Courtney Olbert had 43 players report to the first practice Monday.Olbert will be trying to resurrect a program that has had two losing seasons in a row and also missed the playoffs during that span.“Being new, getting to know the kids is huge,” Olbert said.

Lady Brahmas A-D

The Hallettsville Lady Brahmas dominated 25-AAA softball and also dominated the all-district team.Three Lady Brahmas were gained MVP honors. Macie Jansky was the overall MVP, Carson Jansky offensive MVP and Kaylie Olivarez defensive MVP.
Lady Brahma shortstop Macey Pustka has the ball waiting on an attempted steal in the first inning, Chuck Grafe/Tribune-Herald

Lady Brahma shortstop Macey Pustka has the ball waiting on an attempted steal in the first inning, Chuck Grafe/Tribune-Herald

DOTY, Grandview too much for Lady Brahmas

AUSTIN – The Hallettsville Lady Brahmas ran into a buzz saw in the form of Madi Doty and the Grandview Zebras in the Class 3A state semifinals at Red & Charline McCombs Field Wednesday, May 29.
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LB returning to State Tournament

The Hallettsville Lady Brahmas will be headed back to Austin after sweeping Columbus 6-1 and 7-2 in home-and-home series in the Region IV-3A finals.The Lady Brahmas (40-2) met Grandview (31-3) today (Wednesday.
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LB doubles team lose in opening round

SAN ANTONIO – Olivia Etzler and April Leopold lost in their opening round to Edgewood’s (located 60 miles from Dallas) Trinity Hale, 6-1, 7-6 (8) at Blossom Tennis Center Thursday.The duo went 42-4 during the season and won seven tournaments.
Kaylie Olivarez throws to first after fielding a bunt in Game 1. Chuck Grafe/ Tribune-Herald

Kaylie Olivarez throws to first after fielding a bunt in Game 1. Chuck Grafe/ Tribune-Herald

LB clear huge hurdle in sweep of Lady Lions

The Hallettsville Lady Brahmas advanced to the state quarterfinals after sweeping San Gertrudis Academy, 4-0 and 6-4.It was sweet revenge for the LB who lost to the Lady Lions, 5-4 and 14-12, a year ago.“We had a great defensive showing in both games,” Lady Brahma coach Callie Kresta said.
From left, Olivia Etzler and April Leopold advanced to state in doubles, coach John Hoelter and alternate to state, Breylon Swoboda. Contributed photo

From left, Olivia Etzler and April Leopold advanced to state in doubles, coach John Hoelter and alternate to state, Breylon Swoboda. Contributed photo

LB duo advances to State

JOURDANTON – April Leopold and Olivia Etzler advanced to state for the second year in a row with a second place finish at the Region IV-3A Tournament last week.The LB were the #2 seed coming into the tournament and were defeated by the top seed, Jourdanton in the finals 6-7, 7-5, 7-5.