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CJ Fogle signed a letter of intent to play baseball at McClennan Community College in Waco at a ceremony on April 27. Seated from left are Jimmy Fogle, CJ Fogle and Stacy Fogle. Top row from left Carrie Oliver, Kenna Oliver, Sarah Fogle, Linda Siptak and Dwayne Siptak. Photo by Mark Lube.

CJ Fogle signed a letter of intent to play baseball at McClennan Community College in Waco at a ceremony on April 27. Seated from left are Jimmy Fogle, CJ Fogle and Stacy Fogle. Top row from left Carrie Oliver, Kenna Oliver, Sarah Fogle, Linda Siptak and Dwayne Siptak. Photo by Mark Lube.

St. Paul baseball: Fogle signs with McClennan Community College

St. Paul baseball senior CJ Fogle has spent years working on his game to try to play college ball.His work and accomplishments paid off as he will play at McLennan Community College in Waco.Fogle  signed with McClennan   in a ceremony on April 27 at St.
Quincy Jones during a leg of the 400-meter relay race. Shiner earned the Gold medal with a time under 43 seconds. Photo courtesy of Nicole Smith/Luling Newsboy & Signal.

Quincy Jones during a leg of the 400-meter relay race. Shiner earned the Gold medal with a time under 43 seconds. Photo courtesy of Nicole Smith/Luling Newsboy & Signal.

Shiner track and field: Shiner boys win sprint-relay race

The Shiner Comanches 400-meter relay team of Caleb Cowan, Clayton Fric, Tyler Harvey and Quincy Jones won the 2A state title with a time of 42.51 seconds, edging out Ozona who finished in 42.55. Cowan, Harvey, Fric and Jones made comprised the 800-relay team that was third with 1:28.30.
Third baseman Emery Kennedy (left) and shortstop Presley Tuch (right) both converge on a Sacred Heart fly ball during the second inning. Tuch made the catch for the out. Photo by Mark Lube.

Third baseman Emery Kennedy (left) and shortstop Presley Tuch (right) both converge on a Sacred Heart fly ball during the second inning. Tuch made the catch for the out. Photo by Mark Lube.

St. Paul softball: Lady Cards fall to SH in state semifinals

ARLINGTON —  The St. Paul Cardinals, in their return to the state tournament, got an early lead on Sacred Heart, 2-0, in the top of the third inning.But the Indianettes put together a myriad of hits and runs to down St.
Ja’Michael Williams earned the Gold in the high jump with 6 feet, 8 inches. Photo courtesy of Nicole Smith/Luling Newsboy & Signal.

Ja’Michael Williams earned the Gold in the high jump with 6 feet, 8 inches. Photo courtesy of Nicole Smith/Luling Newsboy & Signal.

Moulton track and field: Ja’Michael Williams wins high jump, Audrey Swinford gets silver in discus to lead track and field at state

The Moulton track and field teams won three overall medals in the 1A division of the UIL state track and field meet on Saturday.GirlsThe Kittens tied for No. 22 with 10 points. Audrey Swinford was second in the discus with a long throw of 122 feet, 11 inches. She also threw 120-7, 112-8 and  71-8.

Coach Henke gets his due

Former Sacred Heart Catholic High School athletic director and head football coach Pat Henke was recently inducted into the Texas Private School Sports Hall of Fame.Henke had been named to the inaugural HOF class in 2024, however at that time there was no official ceremony that took place.

Indians 5th, Indianettes 8th at State Track and Field meet

HEWITT – The Indians finished fifth and the Indianettes eighth at the TAPPS State Track and Field Meet Friday and Saturday at Panther Stadium.First place winners were Layne Sevcik in the long jump (20-9.75) and Rylan Dworsky repeated in the triple jump with a season best 36-5.
Photo by Chuck Grafe Hudson Chenard steals second in Game 3 Saturday. Hudson went 4-for-11 in the series.

Photo by Chuck Grafe Hudson Chenard steals second in Game 3 Saturday. Hudson went 4-for-11 in the series.

Jourdanton wins best-of-three series 2-1

KARNES CITY – The Brahmas were eliminated from the playoffs after Jourdanton came back from a one game deficit to take the series two games to one.The Brahmas lost the rubber match of the series 9-5 Saturday afternoon after a hail of walks, hit batsmen and errors.
Photo by Chuck Grafe Charlie Shank gave up only one hit in Game 2.

Photo by Chuck Grafe Charlie Shank gave up only one hit in Game 2.

Tribe to defend state title after sweeping BSJ

WALLER – The Indians earned a return trip to Arlington after sweeping Bryan St. Joseph 15-5 and 11-0 at Bulldog Field in the TAPPS Division IV state quarterfinals Tuesday, May 5.The Indians won the nightcap 11-0 in five innings behind the onehit pitching of Charlie Shank.