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Photo by Mark Lube

Photo by Mark Lube

Little League action: Shiner 8U softball

The Shiner Little League 8U softball team played Luling in a game in the East Zone Tournament June 6 in Lockhart. Shiner opened the tournament with a 15-14 win over Yoakum June 3 and fell to Hallettsville 4-0 on June 5.
All District First Team: Teresa Olivas.

All District First Team: Teresa Olivas.

Shiner Softball: Ramirez, Vincik win All District superlatives

A pair of Shiner Lady Comanche softball players received special awards in the 29-2A All-District Team. Freshman infielder Brinley Ramirez was named Newcomer of the Year; sophomore pitcher/catcher/infielder Paeden Vincik was selected as Utility Player of the Year.
Photo courtesy of Jason Keller.

Photo courtesy of Jason Keller.

Shiner softball: Lady Comanches softball camp

Shiner head softball coach Jason Keller and several Lady Comanche players held softball camp for players incoming grades 1-8 June 6-8 at the high school softball field at Green-Dickson Park.
Shiner's downtown area in the setting sun.

Shiner's downtown area in the setting sun.

City readies for annual budget talks

With budget time right around the corner, Shiner city secretary Natalie Fric said Monday she wanted to review a few items so that they wouldn’t come as a surprise next month when city leaders dive into the numbers for real. The first of those involved the city’s preliminary taxable value estimates.
Shiner Comanches to play Garrison in second 2A state semifinal game. Photo by Mark Lube

Shiner Comanches to play Garrison in second 2A state semifinal game. Photo by Mark Lube

Shiner baseball: Comanches relishing return trip to state

The Shiner Comanches baseball team’s hard work and effort this season has paid off with a back-to-back trips to the state tournament. Shiner (33-0) will play in the UIL Class 2A state semifinals against Garrison (31-7-1)  at 7 p.m. at the Dell Diamond in Round Rock.
Several Lavaca County teams competed in the Beach-To-Bay Relay Marathon on May 20 in Corpus Christi. In the Open Women Division, Pretty Fast For a Phat Girl came in No. 18 in 4 hours, 36.38 minutes and Shiner Blondes was No. 96 in 4:37:51. In the Masters Men and Women Division, Shiner Stuff was seventh in 4:40.45. in 3 Men and 3 Women Division, Shiner 6 Pack was No. 71  Photo courtesy of Kristi Koudelka Bludau.

Several Lavaca County teams competed in the Beach-To-Bay Relay Marathon on May 20 in Corpus Christi. In the Open Women Division, Pretty Fast For a Phat Girl came in No. 18 in 4 hours, 36.38 minutes and Shiner Blondes was No. 96 in 4:37:51. In the Masters Men and Women Division, Shiner Stuff was seventh in 4:40.45. in 3 Men and 3 Women Division, Shiner 6 Pack was No. 71 Photo courtesy of Kristi Koudelka Bludau.