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Ty Noska vs. St. Paul. Chuck Grafe/Tribune-Herald

Ty Noska vs. St. Paul. Chuck Grafe/Tribune-Herald

Indian losing streak at four

Chuck Grafe
Wednesday, February 12, 2025
The Sacred Heart Indians have picked a bad time of the season to play bad basketball.The Indians suffered their fourth loss in a row in dropping a 53-33 decision to San Antonio Atonement Academy here Friday.
Ashton Schaefer right, scores in the third quarter. Chuck Grafe/Tribune-Herald

Ashton Schaefer right, scores in the third quarter. Chuck Grafe/Tribune-Herald

SP wins District title

Chuck Grafe
Wednesday, February 12, 2025
The St. Paul Lady Cardinals spoiled Parents Night for the Sacred Heart Indianettes and won the TAPPS District 5 Division championship in the process with a 56-31 victory here Tuesday, Feb. 4.SP leapt out to a 17-9 lead at the end of the first quarter behind 7 points by Kristin Cerny.
Alaina Halata, right, scored 21 points and Addison Matula, left , scored 13 points in the Lady Brahmas’ 44-30 victory over Palacios Tuesday, Feb. 4w in Palacios. Chuck Grafe/Tribune-Herald

Alaina Halata, right, scored 21 points and Addison Matula, left , scored 13 points in the Lady Brahmas’ 44-30 victory over Palacios Tuesday, Feb. 4w in Palacios. Chuck Grafe/Tribune-Herald

LB clinch 3rd with win over Palacios

Chuck Grafe
Wednesday, February 12, 2025
PALACIOS – The Hallettsville Lady Brahmas left no doubt in a 44-30 victory over Palacios to clinch third place in District 25-AAA Tuesday, Feb. 4.Alaina Halata poured in 21 points and was backed by Addison Matula’s 13 to lead the win.
St. Paul Lady Cardinals Division V-District 2 champions. Front row from left are Annie Werner, Nora Koch and Kristin Cerny. Back row from left are head coach Max Bergkamp, Reese Chilek, Sloane Kocian, Riley Mozisek, Jenna Stock, Addy Matias, Skylar Mozisek, Faith Brown and assistant coach Nicco Brown. Photo courtesy of Photos by Lori Raabe.

St. Paul Lady Cardinals Division V-District 2 champions. Front row from left are Annie Werner, Nora Koch and Kristin Cerny. Back row from left are head coach Max Bergkamp, Reese Chilek, Sloane Kocian, Riley Mozisek, Jenna Stock, Addy Matias, Skylar Mozisek, Faith Brown and assistant coach Nicco Brown. Photo courtesy of Photos by Lori Raabe.

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St. Paul girls basketball: Lady Cards secure district championship

Mark Lube
Wednesday, February 12, 2025
The St. Paul girls basketball team nabbed the district title by winning the return to Sacred Heart Feb. 4 and defeated Victoria Faith  Academy on Friday.St. Paul 68, Victoria Faith Academy 30The St. Paul Lady Cardinals had  two players score 20 or more in the final regular-season game.
Bottom row from left are Madi Hubbard, Taylor Kocian, Savannah Durrett and Tinsley Vasek. Top row from left are coach Charissa Christensen, Jessica Whiddon, Alexis Malina, Whitley Lyons, Stella Clifford, Madison Coburn and coach Leigh Ann Vasek. Photo courtesy of Leigh Ann Vasek.

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

Local youth sports:Sweet Digs 15U takes runner up in tournament

News Staff
Tuesday, February 11, 2025
The Shiner 15U Sweet Digs Volleyball team persevered through the Force FSC #1 Tournament in San Antonio on Feb 1st and got second place.

Shiner girls basketball: Schulenburg JV 29, Shiner JV 23

News Staff
Tuesday, February 11, 2025
Arabella Carlisle scored nine points as the Lady Comanches junior varsity capped the season with a 29-23 loss at Schulenburg on Feb. 4.The Lady Comanches led 10-6 after the first quarter and a 7-2 run by the Lady Shorthorns put them ahead 13-12 at halftime.
Jaliyah Barnett (left) makes her way up court after gaining possession while teammate JaMya Wright trails the play Feb. 4 in Schulenburg. Photo by Mark Lube.

Jaliyah Barnett (left) makes her way up court after gaining possession while teammate JaMya Wright trails the play Feb. 4 in Schulenburg. Photo by Mark Lube.

Shiner girls basketball: LC close out regular season with win

Mark Lube
Tuesday, February 11, 2025
SCHULENBURG — Trailing by three to start the second half, the Shiner Lady Comanches needed a spark.They got one and got it well in senior JaMya Wright who scored 10 of 15 points and got plenty of rebounds on both ends of the court as Shiner outscored the Lady Shorthorns 28-17 for a 51-43 win Feb.
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