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Carson Schuette starts to wrap up a Hornet ball carrier in the first half of the 2ADII state title game at AT&T Stadium.  Photo by Mark Lube.

Carson Schuette starts to wrap up a Hornet ball carrier in the first half of the 2ADII state title game at AT&T Stadium. Photo by Mark Lube.

Shiner football: so so close for Comanches-Shiner loses very close, competitive state final against Muenster 36-29

ARLINGTON — The Shiner Comanches football team came within several minutes of securing a state title against the Muenster Hornets.But a punt to the Shiner 35-yard line and a return to the 20 allowed the Muenster Hornets to rally from a 29-28 trail to a 36-29 lead and then managed to intercept...

St. Paul boys basketball: Cardinals go 2-1 at Prairie Lea tournament

The St. Paul Cardinals basketball team won two of three games in the Prairie Lea Tournament end of last week.New Braunfels Thunder 54, St. Paul 37Jack Ehrig hit four triples and tallied 14 points in the Cardinals’ 54-37 loss Thursday to New Braunfels Thunder.Thunder led 13-5 after the first...
Skylar Mozisek dribbles the ball against Runge. She scored 13 points. Photo by Mark Lube.

Skylar Mozisek dribbles the ball against Runge. She scored 13 points. Photo by Mark Lube.

St. Paul girls basketball: St. Paul girls improve in 87-8 thrashing of Runge

The St. Paul girls basketball team approached the Runge game on Dec. 10 needing to work on things that needed improvement including ball security, pace and shooting percentage.The Lady Cardinals were able to check all of the list in an 87-8 win.“We went into this game with the idea that we need to...
The St. Paul Lady Cardinals took first in the Feliz Navidad Prairie Lea Tournament. From left are Jenna Stock, Nora Koch, Kristin Cerny, Sloane Kocian, Reese Chilek, Annie Werner and head coach Max Bergkamp. Not shown are Riley Mozisek, Skylar Mozisek, Faith Brown, Addy Matias and assistant coach Nicco Brown. Photo courtesy of Courtney Kocian.

The St. Paul Lady Cardinals took first in the Feliz Navidad Prairie Lea Tournament. From left are Jenna Stock, Nora Koch, Kristin Cerny, Sloane Kocian, Reese Chilek, Annie Werner and head coach Max Bergkamp. Not shown are Riley Mozisek, Skylar Mozisek, Faith Brown, Addy Matias and assistant coach Nicco Brown. Photo courtesy of Courtney Kocian.

St. Paul girls basketball: Lady Cards win Prairie Lea tournament

The Lady Cardinals won three games and first place in the Prairie Lea Feliz Navidad Tournament.
 Pictured are Piper Neskora, Eastyn Pohler, Bree Nitsch, Addison Ulcak, Charlotte Hairell, Reese Lyons, Ali Trojcak, Hailey Malina, Patricia Price and Coach Charissa Christensen. Photo courtesy of Michelle Price.

Pictured are Piper Neskora, Eastyn Pohler, Bree Nitsch, Addison Ulcak, Charlotte Hairell, Reese Lyons, Ali Trojcak, Hailey Malina, Patricia Price and Coach Charissa Christensen. Photo courtesy of Michelle Price.

Local youth sports: Sweet Digs 14U take second place in December Dash

The 14u Sweet Digs played in the December Dash Volleyball Tournament this Dec 7-8  The ladies earned second place going 3-1.  
Andrew Nunez

Andrew Nunez

St. Paul football: St. Paul football All-State, All-District

The regional finalist St. Paul football team had several players win post-season awards.St. Paul had a final record of 5-7.All-StateSenior running back Sam Perez made First Team Offense.Senior lineman Brodey Biehunko was selected for Second Team Offense.Senior running back Gus Collins received...
Andrew Nunez jumps up for a shot in the first half Dec. 10 against Runge. Photo by Mark Lube.

Andrew Nunez jumps up for a shot in the first half Dec. 10 against Runge. Photo by Mark Lube.

St. Paul boys basketball: Cards hoops start with Runge win

The St. Paul Cardinals boys basketball team kicked off the season with a bang.The Cardinals hosted Runge Wildcats in head coach Steven Sprulin’s first game in charge and took an 88-22 win Dec. 10 at home.“We have some to work on and clean up.
Offensive lineman Jacob Nerada (51) helps to block for running back Clayton Fric on a big gain for Fric. Also in the vicinity is receiver Jarvis Williams (3). Shiner rushed for over 400 yards against Bremond in a 41-33 win Thursday night in Cypress. Photo by Mark Lube.

Offensive lineman Jacob Nerada (51) helps to block for running back Clayton Fric on a big gain for Fric. Also in the vicinity is receiver Jarvis Williams (3). Shiner rushed for over 400 yards against Bremond in a 41-33 win Thursday night in Cypress. Photo by Mark Lube.

Shiner football: Shiner overcomes early deficit to beat Bremond in state semis

CYPRESS — It took every player and support personnel, and fan or other supporter to help the Shiner football team return to the state championship game.Shiner rallied to take down Region 3 champion Bremond 41-33 at Cy-Fair Federal Credit Union Stadium in Cypress on Thursday night.“It took...