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LB, Brahmas third in District track and field meet

News Staff
Thursday, April 10, 2025
ALTAIR – The Hallettsville Lady Brahmas had their best finish in ages at the District 15-AAA Track and Field Meet Wednesday and Thursday at Veterans Memorial Stadium.The Lady Brahmas and Br finished third in the meet.The LB had two double winners in Elizabeth Felcman and Danna Jansky.
Lady Brahma right fielder Ashlyn Pustka camps under a fly ball in the loss to Columbus Friday. Photo by Chuck Grafe

Lady Brahma right fielder Ashlyn Pustka camps under a fly ball in the loss to Columbus Friday. Photo by Chuck Grafe

Columbus edges LB, 3-1

Chuck Grafe
Thursday, April 10, 2025
The Hallettsville Lady Brahmas had a chance to take the District 25-AAA lead but fell to Columbus, 3-1 here Friday.The victory avenged a 3-0 loss to the LB March 11 in Columbus.Mia Post was the thorn in the side of Hallettsville with a threehitter and nine strikeouts with two bases on ball.
Austin Henrichs, right, had a run-scoring double in the 10-1 victory over Tidehaven Friday. Photo by Chuck Grafe

Austin Henrichs, right, had a run-scoring double in the 10-1 victory over Tidehaven Friday. Photo by Chuck Grafe

Brahmas double dip Tigers

Chuck Grafe
Thursday, April 10, 2025
The Hallettsville Brahmas swept another District 25-AAA opponent in Tidehaven last week.The Brahmas had just four hits with two of them counting the most in a 4-1 victory over the Tigers here Tuesday, April 1.The Brahmas (17-3, 8-0) scored two runs in the bottom of the first inning.
Indianette second baseman Madelyn Kurtz throws out a runner at first. Photo by Chuck Grafe

Indianette second baseman Madelyn Kurtz throws out a runner at first. Photo by Chuck Grafe

Indianettes take over sole possession of first place

Chuck Grafe
Thursday, April 10, 2025
Sacred Heart and St. Paul were toe-toe before the Indianettes scored 10 runs in the bottom of the sixth inning to claim an 18-8 victory and take over sole possession of first place in TAPPS District 5, Division IV here Tuesday, April 1.
Shiner Lady Braves 8th Grade 800-meter relay team from left are Mallory Johnson, Alena Winkenwerder, Alexis Malina and Kenzie Springfield. Photo courtesy of Kristi Peterson.

Shiner Lady Braves 8th Grade 800-meter relay team from left are Mallory Johnson, Alena Winkenwerder, Alexis Malina and Kenzie Springfield. Photo courtesy of Kristi Peterson.

Shiner junior high track and field: Shiner JH girls track teams capture district championships

News Staff
Tuesday, April 8, 2025
The Shiner junior high track teams competed in the district meet March 31 in Weimar with the 7th and 8th grade girls teams winning at least a share of the district championship.7th GirlsShiner won part of the district championship along with Weimar with each team scoring 214.5 points.
Shiner Lady Comanches golfers with their district runner up trophy. From left are Evy Johnson, Harper Lenehan, Addie Prove, Jaeleigh Ramirez, Morgan Lenehan, Callie Chrismon, Olivia Akin, Tawni Shelton, Marie Johnson, Raleigh Moore and Madeline Collins. Not pictured is Callie Sevcik. Photo courtesy of Michelle Winkenwerder.

Shiner Lady Comanches golfers with their district runner up trophy. From left are Evy Johnson, Harper Lenehan, Addie Prove, Jaeleigh Ramirez, Morgan Lenehan, Callie Chrismon, Olivia Akin, Tawni Shelton, Marie Johnson, Raleigh Moore and Madeline Collins. Not pictured is Callie Sevcik. Photo courtesy of Michelle Winkenwerder.

Shiner golf: Shiner girls, boys golf teams each win second place at district tournament

News Staff
Tuesday, April 8, 2025
Both Shiner golf teams earned runner up at the district tournament March 31 at the Victoria Country Club.GirlsThe Shiner 1 team won second place in district to qualify for the regional meet with a team score of 447.Morgan Lenehan led the squad with a 103.
Second baseman Hailey Radicke is about to make a putout against Flatonia on March 31. Photo by Mark Lube.

Second baseman Hailey Radicke is about to make a putout against Flatonia on March 31. Photo by Mark Lube.

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Shiner softball: LCs go 3-for-3 against Flatonia, BHS, Louise

Mark Lube
Tuesday, April 8, 2025
After scoring seven runs in the first two innings, Shiner’s bats quieted down a little bit.They got louder later with another five runs in the fifth and sixth frames for an 12-2 win over Flatonia on March 31.
Catcher Jacob Nerada bats the ball in the first inning. He got a two-out single here. Photo by Mark Lube.

Catcher Jacob Nerada bats the ball in the first inning. He got a two-out single here. Photo by Mark Lube.

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Shiner baseball: Comanches bats come alive in fourth inning to pound BHS

Mark Lube
Tuesday, April 8, 2025
After scoring just two runs in the first three innings, Shiner got cooking in the fourth.The Comanches brought home 13 runs for a 15-0 win in four innings to complete the district-series sweep against Bloomington  April 1 at Green-Dickson Park.
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