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LHS Soccer Sweeps Smithville

The La Grange girls soccer team defeated Smithville Tuesday 7-0 to improve to 7-1 in district play and 9-3-2 overall. The La Grange boys soccer team beat Smithville 6-1 to improve to 5-3 overall.

LG Soccer Gets First Ever Win Over Lady Buffs; Leps Win 2-0

The La Grange Lady Leps Varsity Soccer team achieved a milestone that has been 15+ years in the making, defeating the Giddings Lady Buffs for the first time since the Lady Leps program’s inception. The hard-fought victcny was decided in a dramatic penalty kick shootout after both teams battled to a 0-0 stalemate through regulation.

Hoops Roundup: LG, Fayetteville Keep Rolling

• The La Grange boys basketball team went to Caldwell and won Friday 55-25 to improve to 21-9 overall and 6-1 in district. Brandon Mathis scored 15 points and had 20 rebounds to lead the Leps. Cole Collier also scored 15 points. Hunter Gross scored six, Conner Brooks and Caleb Norwood scored four, Mason Kleiber and Wyatt Bretz scored three, Dillan Johnson and Tristan Ulrich scored two and Koen Zbranek scored one. The Leps host Navasota at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday
. . POINT, ; • CLUB-Fayetteville’s Jack Schley scored his 1,000th career point Friday.

Ulrich to Play College Volleyball at WCJC

/ /1 had been talking to them through the summer and the beginning of the school year and we had a thing where he was able to coach us and I really enjoyed him. He talked to me after our camp and he offered me a spot then and there. I really liked the campus. I was looking for something small and it was exactly what I wanted. A perfect match.”
La Grange’s Carley Ulrich is shown here, center, at her signing ceremony Wednesday as she inked a deal to play volleyball for Wharton County Junior College. She is seated between her mother Amanda Ulrich and her father Chris Ulrich. Photo by Jeff Wick

Oliver Gunn to Play Football for TCU

t / It’s been a lot of hard work (coming back from a season-ending knee injury suffered last fall), staying dedicated to the process of it, and knowing that over time it’s going to get better. The opportunity to go to TCU gave me something to work for. I’m just grateful for everyone that supported me and helped me through this. I’ve wanted to be a Horned Frog since I could walk, My uncle Tye (Gunn, a former star quarterback for TCU) has been a huge role model for me, and my uncle Sam went there too. I’ve always been a Horned Frog fan, so it’s dream come true to have this opportunity.”
La Grange’s Oliver Gunn, second from left, is shown here at his signing ceremony Wednesday, as he inked a deal to play college football for TCU. Left is his mother Mary Gunn. Second from right is Oliver’s younger brother Shepherd and far right is his father Seth Gunn. Photo by Jeff Wick
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