The 22-4A all-district volleyball team has been announced and several La Grange players earned awards. The District 22-4A Overall Co-MVP is La Grange senior Jena Jobb.

The Schulenburg Shorthorns’ football season came to an end on a cold, misty night in Buda Friday, Nov. 10. The Horns fell to the Johnson City Eagles 21-28 in the first round of the playoffs. They finished the season 5-6 overall 4-2 in district.

Here is the list of the District 28-1A volleyball All-District Awards for 2023. Overall MVP - Mallory Krause RTC Setter MVP - Jill Eilers RTC Offensive MVP - Tess Eilers RTC Kaysie Ward RTC Defensive MVP - Maggie Salinas RTC Newcomer - Emily Keilers Fayetteville Leah Chavez McDade 1st Team Jessica Rohde RTC Kim Rohde RTC Kennedy Flinn RTC Kayme Schley Fayetteville Marissa Rohde Fayetteville Jessica Dube McDade Lauren Glossen McDade Keyanna Reed Prairie Lea 2nd Team Rylie Dyer Fayetteville Peyton Jurecka Fayetteville Cambree Denham Fayetteville Steffanie Zavala McDade Alexis Pacheco McDade Maegan Zapata Prairie Lea Aerrieona McKnight Waelder Angeles Perez Waelder Honorable Mention for RTC - Avery Nelius.

Rushing yds 20 367 Passing yards 226 131 Total yards 246 498 Comp-Att-Int 14-26-0 7-12-0 Fumbles-lost 5-4 3-2 Penalties-Yds 10-65 6-75 Scoring summary First Quarter MADISONVILLE – 8:26, Phillip Green Jr. 41 run (Steven Payan kick) MADISONVILLE – 4:21, Green Jr.

La Grange’s football season ended on a rainy night in Bryan Thursday with a 55-7 loss to Madisonville in the first round of the 4A playoffs. It was the second consecutive season the Mustangs (9-2) had ended the Leps’ postseason in the first round after last year’s 41-21 loss.

With our local teams being knocked out of the playoffs, last week was our final reader pick-it football contest of the season and nobody grabbed the final $100 jackpot – though five people came close. Dan L. Leer, William Trilica, Michael Koeth Jr, Walter Newcomb and Brian Cox all went into Sunday 8-0 but all missed the same game, picking the Bengals over the Texans to ruin their otherwise perfect ballot.

By the narrowest of margins, the Round Top-Carmine volleyball team missed out on a state tournament berth. In a thrill-a-minute 1A regional final Saturday in Brenham Neches and RT-C traded comebacks but the Lady Tigers made their final rally count beating the Cubettes 2519, 20-25, 25-23, 8-25, 16-14.

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It was never easy. But that made the celebration all the more epic for the Lady Horns.

One of the best sprinters in La Grange High School history has made plans for after graduation. LHS senior Austen Diggs signed a scholarship agreement Wednesday to run for Baylor University.