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The St. Paul girls and boys track team, along with coaches Max Bergkamp, Nicco Brown and Corey Anzaldua  gather for a photo after the district meet April 7 at San Antonio Antonian College Prep. The girls got first place and the boys took second. Photo courtesy of St. Paul Booster Club.

The St. Paul girls and boys track team, along with coaches Max Bergkamp, Nicco Brown and Corey Anzaldua gather for a photo after the district meet April 7 at San Antonio Antonian College Prep. The girls got first place and the boys took second. Photo courtesy of St. Paul Booster Club.

St. Paul track and field: Lady Cards win district; boys place second behind SH

The St. Paul track and field teams went one and two at the TAPPS 3-2A championships April 7 at San Antonio Antonian College Prep.
Jo Caka takes a swing on Friday against Weimar. She had two hits and scored one run, and stole one base. Photo courtesy of Louann Heinsohn.

Jo Caka takes a swing on Friday against Weimar. She had two hits and scored one run, and stole one base. Photo courtesy of Louann Heinsohn.

Shiner softball: LCs defeat Weimar to split season series

Shiner softball team completed the season sweep of Schulenburg and made amends for an earlier loss to Weimar with an 10-5 win in Weimar on Friday.Shiner 10, Weimar 5With a 5-5 game in the top of the seventh, Shiner scored five runs and then allowed none in the bottom of the inning to beat Weimar...
First baseman Brodey Biehunko sees a fly ball drop into his glove in game one. Photo by Mark Lube.

First baseman Brodey Biehunko sees a fly ball drop into his glove in game one. Photo by Mark Lube.

St. Paul baseball: St. Paul nine sweep San Marcos Hill Country

The St. Paul Cardinals swept a district home doubleheader against San Marcos Hill Country Christian 6-2 and 15-0 on April 8.St. Paul got six hits in the first game and around eight hits in the second contest.“We struggled hitting in the first game.
Second baseman Madison Rothbauer makes a throw to first for the third out in the top of the first inning against Ganado. Photo by Mark Lube.

Second baseman Madison Rothbauer makes a throw to first for the third out in the top of the first inning against Ganado. Photo by Mark Lube.

Moulton softball: Kittens beat Bloomington, lose to Ganado

Outside of two innings in which the other team scored a total of eight runs, the Kittens had a good showing against Ganado.The Maidens scored three runs to open the game and then later had a five-run burst in the seventh to beat Moulton 12-5 Friday evening in Moulton.“I thought we played a great...

Dowell: A New Era Begins

Spring break usually means rest and relaxation—but not for Coach Rodney Dowell. Instead, it was a week filled with moving boxes, swapping red shirts for blue ones, and jumping right into action.

LB, Brahmas third in District track and field meet

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.Jansky won the...
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

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.The Lady...
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

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.