For the third consecutive season the Fayetteville boys basketball team is headed to the state quarterfinals. And for the third season in a row, the Lions did so by beating the Wells Pirates.

Here are the results for varsity tennis at Monday’s tournament in Shiner: 2nd place- Eleanor Carey/ Ella Nygren (Girls Doubles) 3rd place- Kynzee Swafford (Girls Singles) 4th place- Jonathan Bamsch/Jahir Lopez-Ocon (Boys Doubles) 4th place- Paige Michalke/ Rogan Mihatsch (Mixed Doubles) “Although we did not have a full squad, still had some good results and hopefully we’ll be back to full strength after the break,” said head coach Chris Westall. “Ella Nygren is coming off the girls basketball season and jumped straight into tennis with little practice time before this tournament, so very good early result for this veteran team. Kynzee Swafford bounced back from a tough semifinal loss to claim a 3rd place metal in girls singles.”

Trey East III, a La Grange native and senior graduate student on the University of Houston track team placed second in the 400 meters in a personal best time of 45.54 at the Big 12 track indoor championships in Lubbock last weekend.

The La Grange softball team keeps piling up the wins. Tuesday the Lady Leps beat Shiner St.

The La Grange baseball team lost to the Katy Seeds (a club team) Tuesday at home 6-2. The loss drops the Leps to 4-5 overall this season.

The La Grange boys varsity soccer team grabbed an important 1-0 win over Rockdale at home Tuesday. The winning goal was a header by Jeffrey Cabrera off a cross from Raul Mancera. Goalie Ramon Ortiz had a big game for the Leps, who improved to 13-6 overall and 9-4 in district. The win allowed the Leps to stay in third place in the district standings.

The La Grange baseball team won two and lost two at the Yoakum Tournament last week as the Leps improved their record to 4-4 overall. Thursday La Grange beat Industrial 8-1 as Tristan Ulrich pitched a complete game twohitter with eight strikeouts.

District MVP: #3 Scotti Beseda, Sophomore, Fayetteville Offensive MVP: #5 Cambree Denham, Junior, Fayetteville Co-Defensive MVPs: #13 DeVynn Moeckel, Senior, Fayetteville #12 Madison Markwardt, Sophomore, RTC Co-Newcomers of the Year: #14 Madi Morris, Freshman, North Zulch; #14 Morgan Nelius, Freshman, RTC 1st Team All- District #23 Shea Sladek, Senior, Fayetteville #14 Paige Jurecka, Sophomore, Fayetteville #2 Rylee Gilbert, Freshman, North Zulch #1 McKenna Hanson, Junior, North Zulch #15 Bree Dooley, Sophomore, RTC #21 Avery Lamson, Junior, RTC #2 Ta’niyah Auston, Junior, Dime Box #5 Heather Fritsche, Junior, Dime Box 2nd Team All-District #12 Lainey Gromaski, Junior, Fayetteville #1 Mikayla Stewart, Freshman, Calvert #11 Jaylen Bage, Junior, RTC #24 Cayden Nelius, Freshman, RTC #4 Lili Salinas, Freshman, RTC #5 Hayden Kasmiersky, Sophomore, RTC #2 Neely Wilson, Senior, Richards #11 Bella Johnson, Junior, North Zulch #12 Alyssa Lawson, Freshman North Zulch ACADEMIC ALL DISTRICT (FAYETTEVILLE ONLY) Scotti Beseda, Devynn Moeckel, Lainey Gromaski, Paige Jurecka Shea Sladek, Tatum Fritsch, Raelee Denham.

La Grange High School hosted the Leopard Relays Thursday, drawing teams from Salado, Giddings, El Campo, East Bernard, Lockhart, Victoria East and Lexington. Salado won both teams titles.

The last Fayette County girls basketball team that was still alive in the playoffs lost Thursday night in the state quarterfinals. The Flatonia girls lost to Mason 42-29 in Georgetown. It was the second consecutive year that the Lady Bulldogs made it this far.