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High school football: Harris Picks for Sept. 6 games

Shiner by 1 over Rice ConsolidatedYoakum by 7 over IndustrialAnderson-Shiro by 30  over LulingHallettsville by 13 over GonzalesPoth by 25 over Falls CitySanta Rosa by No Limit over PettusWoodsboro by 17 over CharlotteWeimar by 37 over SomervilleLa Vernia by 7 over CueroColumbus by 31 over La Grange
The Shiner JV Gold won second at the Runge Tournament last weekend. Back row from left are Jennifer Arellano, Kalli Kupka, Cami Cowan, Kayden Smith, Kiera Curtis, Arian Brown  and  Coach Anastacia Rehak. Front row from left are Marie Johnson, Addie Prove, Emersyn Boehm, Sadie Carter and Grace Nevlud. Photo courtesy of  Anastacia Rehak

The Shiner JV Gold won second at the Runge Tournament last weekend. Back row from left are Jennifer Arellano, Kalli Kupka, Cami Cowan, Kayden Smith, Kiera Curtis, Arian Brown and Coach Anastacia Rehak. Front row from left are Marie Johnson, Addie Prove, Emersyn Boehm, Sadie Carter and Grace Nevlud. Photo courtesy of Anastacia Rehak

Shiner volleyball: Shiner JV wins runner up in Runge

The Lady Comanches Junior Varsity Gold won second at the Runge Tournament last weekend and went 4-3, with all three losses coming to the hosts.Kayden Smith and Emersyn Boehm made All-Tournament.

Shiner football: Shiner JV 24, Hallettsville 6

Lane Simper scored two touchdowns and Kaden Neskora added one touchdown to lead the Shiner junior varsity football team to a 24-6 win in the 2024 opener against Hallettsville in Hallettsville.On the defensive side, Clay Spann forced a fumble.
Shiner JH medal winners at Schulenburg CC meet last Thursday. From left are Alena Winkenwerder and Josh Lecon. Photo courtesy of Michelle Winkenwerder.

Shiner JH medal winners at Schulenburg CC meet last Thursday. From left are Alena Winkenwerder and Josh Lecon. Photo courtesy of Michelle Winkenwerder.

Local cross country: St. Paul’s Frances Filip gets No. 15 at Schulenburg meet

Runners from Shiner ISD and Shiner Catholic School competed in the Schulenburg meet on Thursday.St. Paul/St. LudmilaVarsity GirlsFrances Filip earned No. 15 with a time of 15 minutes, 29 seconds.Junior High GirlsSLE scored 112 points to place second.
Skylar Mozisek in action for St. Paul against Van Vleck.  Photo by Mark Lube.

Skylar Mozisek in action for St. Paul against Van Vleck. Photo by Mark Lube.

St. Paul volleyball: Lady Cards play at Rice, San Marcos HC tournaments

The Lady Cardinals played in the Rice Tournament last weekend and won four matches in the San Marcos Hill Country Tournament Aug. 23-24.Rice TournamentPool C Play ThursdayThe Lady Cardinals picked up two wins and one loss during Thursday’s Pool play C to take second.St.
Paisly Wallace with one of her six digs against Giddings in the Rice Tournament. Photo by Mark Lube.

Paisly Wallace with one of her six digs against Giddings in the Rice Tournament. Photo by Mark Lube.

Shiner volleyball: Shiner spikers win Bronze bracket at Rice Tournament

The Shiner Lady Comanches won six of eight matches at the Rice Tournament and won the Bronze bracket.Saturday bracket playShiner 2, Tidehaven 0The Lady Comanches played Tidehaven in the Bronze semifinals, taking a 28-26, 25-8 win.
Dallyn Pesek (left) and Riley Mozisek attempt to block a Yorktown kill attempt on Aug. 27. Photo by Mark Lube.

Dallyn Pesek (left) and Riley Mozisek attempt to block a Yorktown kill attempt on Aug. 27. Photo by Mark Lube.

St Paul volleyball: Lady Cards beat Yorktown 3-0

The Lady Cardinals volleyball team started a little uptight and finished more loosely and relaxed.St. Paul sent the Yorktown Kitty Kats home with a 25-19, 25-21, 25-14 sweep Aug. 27 at St. Paul High School.“I think we started out a little timid and once we started getting into the groove.
Jace Matias

Jace Matias

St. Paul football: KIPP edges SP 30-23

The St. Paul Cardinals came close to getting a win in the season opener at Houston KIPP Sunnyside but KIPP scored a pair of touchdowns in the fourth quarter to win 30-23.The Cardinals opened scoring in the first quarter with a 22-yard touchdown run by Jace Matias for a 7-0 lead.