Hallettsville Brahmas

Monte Thigpen shoots a free throw in the victory over Schulenburg November 21. Chuck Grafe/Tribune-Herald

Monte Thigpen shoots a free throw in the victory over Schulenburg November 21. Chuck Grafe/Tribune-Herald

Brahmas win two in AP

ARANSAS PASS – The Hallettsville Brahmas won two games in a good field of teams in the Aransas Pass Tournament over the weekend. The Brahmas (3-5) lost two games by one point and another by two. “We played some good people and gained plenty experience,” coach Brock Gerlich said.
William Mundine had 12 points with three threes in the victory over Schulenburg. Chuck Grafe/Tribune-Herald

William Mundine had 12 points with three threes in the victory over Schulenburg. Chuck Grafe/Tribune-Herald

Brahmas defeat S'burg 50-39

The Hallettsville Brahmas pulled away from Schulenburg in the fourth quarter to post a 50-39 victory here Tuesday, November 21. The Brahmas (1-1) led 23-22 at the intermission and increased the lead to 32-28 going into the fourth quarter.
Linebacker Jashaun Price (20) intercepts a pass with 1:34 remaining in the fourth quarter to seal the victory over Yoakum. Photo by Howard Esse

Linebacker Jashaun Price (20) intercepts a pass with 1:34 remaining in the fourth quarter to seal the victory over Yoakum. Photo by Howard Esse

Brahmas Rally to Defeat Yoakum

The Hallettsville-Yoakum tussle was a game for the ages and one you had to see to believe. The Brahmas rallied from deficits of 18-0 and 25-15 to defeat the Bulldogs, 29-25, to grab the third seed in 12-AAA, Division I here Friday night.
Mycole Pegoda carries for an 18-yard first period gain. Dean Kibler/La Bahia Photography

Mycole Pegoda carries for an 18-yard first period gain. Dean Kibler/La Bahia Photography

Brahmas Rout Hempstead

On the night when Jonathon Brooks’ jersey was retired, the Hallettsville Brahmas celebrated with a 43-0 victory over hapless Hempstead in a District 12, Division I game here Friday night.On the night when Jonathon Brooks’ jersey was retired, the Hallettsville Brahmas celebrated with a 43-0 victory...
Linebacker Carter Blaha (21) and defensive end Austin Lala pressure Columbus’ Adam Schobel. Dean Kibler/Eyewitness News

Linebacker Carter Blaha (21) and defensive end Austin Lala pressure Columbus’ Adam Schobel. Dean Kibler/Eyewitness News

Cards Too Much for Brahmas

COLUMBUS–You can’tmake mistakes against state ranked teams and hope to get away with it.
This pass was out of reach of Mycole Pegoda (10), but nonetheless led the Brahmas in receiving with 3 for 29 yards. Chuck Grafe/

This pass was out of reach of Mycole Pegoda (10), but nonetheless led the Brahmas in receiving with 3 for 29 yards. Chuck Grafe/

Brahmas Abuse Van Vlek