Sports

Brahmas maul Edna to move to 4-0 in District

The Hallettsville Brahmas have reeked havoc in the first four District 25-AAA games.The Brahmas (13-3) defeated the Cowboys 16-1 and 12-0 last week and had a team batting average of .500.Brahmas 16, Edna 1In the game played in Edna Tuesday, March 18 Jorian Wilson and Weston Laudon both homered.
Bottom row  from left are Savannah Durrett, Tinsley Vasek, Madi Hubbard and Taylor Kocian. Top row from left are coach Leigh Ann Vasek, Jessica Whiddon, Alexis Malina, Whitley Lyons, Madison Coburn, Stella Clifford and coach Charissa Christensen. Photo courtesy of Leigh Ann Vasek.

Bottom row from left are Savannah Durrett, Tinsley Vasek, Madi Hubbard and Taylor Kocian. Top row from left are coach Leigh Ann Vasek, Jessica Whiddon, Alexis Malina, Whitley Lyons, Madison Coburn, Stella Clifford and coach Charissa Christensen. Photo courtesy of Leigh Ann Vasek.

Youth sports: Sweet Digs 15U volleyball team earns runner up in March Madness tournament in Buda

The Shiner 15U Sweet Digs Volleyball team placed 2nd in the March Madness Volleyball Tournament in Buda on March 15.
Bottom row from left are Tenley Wagner, Patricia Price, Harper Patek, Reese Blaschke, Maggie Watkins and Reese Lyons. Top row from left are coach Amanda Ulcak, Amara Cuevas ,Miah Rother, Addison Ulcak, Maddie Garza, Ally Trojcak, Charlotte Hairell and coach Gilbert Price. Photo courtesy of Michelle Price.

Bottom row from left are Tenley Wagner, Patricia Price, Harper Patek, Reese Blaschke, Maggie Watkins and Reese Lyons. Top row from left are coach Amanda Ulcak, Amara Cuevas ,Miah Rother, Addison Ulcak, Maddie Garza, Ally Trojcak, Charlotte Hairell and coach Gilbert Price. Photo courtesy of Michelle Price.

Youth sports: Lonestar 14U softball team wins second in St. Patrick Day’s Tournament in New Braunfels

The Lonestar Legends 14U softball team made the trip to New Braunfels to play in the P4S Sandlot St. Patrick’s Day Tournament.  The tournament was the Legends debut tournament and they came out strong with a second place finish.

Shiner girls basketball: Shiner girls hoops win more awards

The Lady Comanches basketball team had several players earn more postseason awards.Winning Texas High School Coaches Association Academic All-State are Callie Sevcik (First Team), Kailey Boedeker (Secondt Team), JaMya Wright (Second Team) and Morgan Lenehan (Honorable Mention).
Eden Rodriguez winds up for a throw to first against SA Saints on March 17. Photo by Mark Lube.

Eden Rodriguez winds up for a throw to first against SA Saints on March 17. Photo by Mark Lube.

St. Paul softball: Lady Cards produce hits in losing doubleheader to Saints

The St. Paul Lady Cardinals softball team got swept in a home doubleheader to San Antonio Homeschool Saints 21-7 and 8-0 March 17 at the Shiner Starplex.Each game went five innings instead of the usual seven.Lady Cardinals head coach Barry Wolf said he was pleased to see St.
The St. Paul girls and boys golf teams at their tournament in Gonzales. Photo courtesy of Nicco Brown.

The St. Paul girls and boys golf teams at their tournament in Gonzales. Photo courtesy of Nicco Brown.

Shiner, St. Paul golf: St. Paul, Shiner golf teams compete in St. Paul tourney

St. Paul and Shiner golf teams competed in the St. Paul tournament at Gonzales’ Independence Park Golf Course.St. PaulGirlsThe St. Paul Red team won first place with 389. Riley Mozisek got second medalist and led the team with 91. Audrey Thibodeaux carded a 94 for third medalist.
Shiner catcher Kailey Boedeker tags out Ganado’s Hallie Bures in the fourth inning to end the half inning. Photo courtesy of Howard Esse.

Shiner catcher Kailey Boedeker tags out Ganado’s Hallie Bures in the fourth inning to end the half inning. Photo courtesy of Howard Esse.

Shiner softball: Lady Comanches split with Weimar, Ganado in district

With a 5-5 tie to enter the seventh inning, the visiting Lady Wildcats scored a trio of runs to break the tie.They then held off Shiner in the bottom of the inning for an 8-5 win March 18 at Green-Dickson Park.Shiner had four errors in the field which was unusual for the Lady Comanches defense.