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Avery Beach delivers a pitch during the scrimmage with Rice Consolidated Feb. 7. Chuck Grafe/Tribune-Herald

Avery Beach delivers a pitch during the scrimmage with Rice Consolidated Feb. 7. Chuck Grafe/Tribune-Herald

SH 19, S'burg 8 (5)

SCHULENBURG – When a team bats .559 in a game, the outcome is never in doubt. The Sacred Heart Indianettes blasted out 19 hits in the 19-8 victory over Schulenburg Friday. Seven of the hits were for extra bases including a home run by Rylan Dworsky.
Ella Amsden had a hit and drove in one run in the victory over Smithville. Chuck Grafe/Tribune-Herald

Ella Amsden had a hit and drove in one run in the victory over Smithville. Chuck Grafe/Tribune-Herald

LB 11, Smithville 1 (5)

Hallettsville won its home opener easily with an 11-1, five-inning victory over Smithville here Monday evening. Kaylie Olivarez (4-0) gave up one hit and recorded 11 strikeouts. The only Lady Tiger run was unearned. The LB led 2-0 before a 9-run third inning.
Macy Herring swats away a shot by Hondo’s Grace Edney. Chuck Grafe/Tribune-Herald

Macy Herring swats away a shot by Hondo’s Grace Edney. Chuck Grafe/Tribune-Herald

LB advance to regional quarters; tie school record for most wins in a season

GERONIMO – After two impressive opening round wins, the Hallettsville Lady Brahmas’ playoff run going to get harder. The Lady Brahmas had no trouble in a 55- 32 area round victory at Navarro High School Friday night and they played district champion San Antonio Cole Tuesday.
Cale Shows steals second in the first inning as second baseman Tanner Wagner takes the late throw in the Shiner baseball team game at Hallettsville on Monday night. Photo courtesy of Chuck Grafe/Hallettsville Tribune-Herald

Cale Shows steals second in the first inning as second baseman Tanner Wagner takes the late throw in the Shiner baseball team game at Hallettsville on Monday night. Photo courtesy of Chuck Grafe/Hallettsville Tribune-Herald

Shiner baseball: Comanches opened at Hallettsville

Shiner baseball played their 2024 opener Monday night at Hallettsville with the Brahmas took a 9-3 win. Shiner just had one hit, an RBI single by Charlie Clifford in the first inning. Hallettsville allowed nine walks and hit three batters.
Riley Mozisek and the St. Paul Lady Cardinals played Bryan St. Joseph in the TAPPS 2A girls area round Tuesday at Fayetteville. The winner will face either Dallas First Baptist Academy or Austin Waldorf in the regional round. Photo courtesy of Louann Heinsohn.

Riley Mozisek and the St. Paul Lady Cardinals played Bryan St. Joseph in the TAPPS 2A girls area round Tuesday at Fayetteville. The winner will face either Dallas First Baptist Academy or Austin Waldorf in the regional round. Photo courtesy of Louann Heinsohn.

Front row from left are  Haley Malina, Reese Lyons, Addison Ulcak, Ally Trojack and Pyper Neskora. Back row from left are Patricia Price, Lola Hornacky, Kendyl Boehm, Eastyn Pohler,  Charlotte Hairell, Bree Nitsch and Coach Desiree Nitsch. Photo courtesy of Michelle Price.

Front row from left are Haley Malina, Reese Lyons, Addison Ulcak, Ally Trojack and Pyper Neskora. Back row from left are Patricia Price, Lola Hornacky, Kendyl Boehm, Eastyn Pohler, Charlotte Hairell, Bree Nitsch and Coach Desiree Nitsch. Photo courtesy of Michelle Price.

Youth sports: Shiner Sirens, Sweet Digs 13U teams get second in tournaments

Shiner Sirens Softball Shiner Sirens Softball took second place in the Raised in a Cage tournament at the P4S Sandlot Tournament on Sunday. Shiner Sweet Digs 13U Volleyball Sweet Digs 13U took second place in the ACA Volleyball Tournament in San Antonio on Jan. 27.
Shiner Stars 9U team members pictured front row from the left are Hayes Rainosek, Parker Repka, Riley Cannan, Gage Janak and Brunes Davis. Second row from the left are Grady Hurt, Newt Debord, Stryker Targac, Lee Raley and Cole Carrizales. Back row from left are Coach Cole Hybner, Austin Popp, and Kerry Morgan.Photo courtesy of Kevin Filip.

Shiner Stars 9U team members pictured front row from the left are Hayes Rainosek, Parker Repka, Riley Cannan, Gage Janak and Brunes Davis. Second row from the left are Grady Hurt, Newt Debord, Stryker Targac, Lee Raley and Cole Carrizales. Back row from left are Coach Cole Hybner, Austin Popp, and Kerry Morgan.Photo courtesy of Kevin Filip.

Youth sports: Shiner Stars 9U and 14U Baseball teams win championships

The Shiner Stars 9U and 14U teams traveled to Zorn this past weekend play in the 2024 Five Tool Youth Valentine’s Day Brawl baseball tournament.
Shiner Stars 12U Team members pictured front row from left to right are Casen Watts, Matt Mozisek, Paul Filip, Gabe Werner, Elijah Rodriguez and Jude Boedeker. Second row from the left are Luke Spann, Jaxson Hill, Cash Weaver, Aadin Koopman, and Jax Davila. Back row is Coach Cole Hybner. Photo courtesy of Kevin Filip.

Shiner Stars 12U Team members pictured front row from left to right are Casen Watts, Matt Mozisek, Paul Filip, Gabe Werner, Elijah Rodriguez and Jude Boedeker. Second row from the left are Luke Spann, Jaxson Hill, Cash Weaver, Aadin Koopman, and Jax Davila. Back row is Coach Cole Hybner. Photo courtesy of Kevin Filip.

Youth sports: Shiner Stars 12U, 9U get runner up

12U The Shiner Stars 12U team played 2024 Five Tool Youth Super Bowl Saturday Showdown baseball tournament in Zorn on Feb. 10, coming in second place. 9U The Shiner Stars 9U team played 2024 Five Tool Youth Super Bowl Saturday Showdown baseball tournament in Zorn on Feb. 10, finishing runner up.
Shiner girls golf team at Giddings, from left are Grace Migl, Olivia Akin, Callie Chrismon  Jaleigh Ramirez, Chelsea Whiddon, Chesney Machacek, Evy Johnson and Bri Sofka. Photo courtesy of Michelle Winkenwerder.

Shiner girls golf team at Giddings, from left are Grace Migl, Olivia Akin, Callie Chrismon Jaleigh Ramirez, Chelsea Whiddon, Chesney Machacek, Evy Johnson and Bri Sofka. Photo courtesy of Michelle Winkenwerder.

Shiner girls golf: Whiddon, Sofka place in top three as LC win Giddings Tournament

The Shiner Lady Comanches golf team won the Giddings Tournament on Feb. 12. The Lady Comanches had a team score of 400. Chelsea Whiddon was first individually and carded a 93. Bri Sofka had a 96 and was third place; Grace Migl scored a 99.  Callie Chrismon had a 112; Olivia Akin had a 119.