Out of the 90 entries in last week’s reader football pick it contest, nobody got all 10 games right. UT’s upset of Oklahoma and Bellville’s upset win over Sealy knocked out most of the ballots. That means the prize money rolls over and the pot for this week is $300. Remember you can enter as many ballots as you like, but no photo copies. Good luck!

The Flatonia football team improved to 5-2 overall and 2-1 in district with a 32-12 victory over Danbury on homecoming night for the Bulldogs. One year after going 1-9, Flatonia has had a resurgent season. Though they finish with a tough stretch of games, for the time being the Bulldogs sit all alone in second place in the District 15-2A standings.

La Grange forced five turnovers to keep themselves in the game, but couldn’t stop the Madisonville running attack as the Mustangs beat the Leps 52-35 in the district opener for both teams. This loss proved costly in more ways than one for La Grange as standout senior lineman and captain Oliver Gunn suffered a season-ending knee injury in the game.

The Caldwell volleyball team came to La Grange Tuesday tied with the Lady Leps for second place in District 22-4A. But they didn’t leave that way.

When: 7:30 p.m. Friday Where: Madisonville Records: Both teams are 3-2.

Flatonia vs. Danbury When: 7:30 p.m.

Fayetteville’s volleyball coach Marcus Sodek has high praise for his junior defensive specialist Emily Keilers. “I’ve been coaching for 13 years and she’s one of the hardest working kids I’ve ever had in any sport,” Sodek said.

A very young La Grange Leopard Swim Team rose to the challenge and shined brightly at their first meet of the season. The Leopards entered the year with determination and heart, despite being in a rebuilding phase after graduating a large group of senior athletes last season.

The La Grange High School girls cross country team (above) competed in the District 22-4A meet on Monday at Camp Tejas. The varsity girls placed 2nd overall earning a trip to the regional meet in Huntsville on Oct. 21. The JV girls also placed second overall. Individual results were: Varsity - 2nd overall Lillian Carey 3rd Eleanor Carey 7th Miriam Lopez 11th Mylah Blaschke 16th Lacee Surman 20th Melanie Cuz 24th Avery Harbers 37th JV 2nd overall Paisley Greenwood 1st Mattie Muzny 4th Juliana Vasquez 14th Liliana Lopez 16th Hannah Anderson 19th Kaedyn Otto 21st Samantha Castaneda 22nd Reisy Janca 24th On the boys side, the Leps were 5th as a team. Dylan Barron was 12th and Eli Rios 15th. LHS boys runners’ times in the 5,000 meters: Dylan Barron 18:56.61 Eli Rios 19:23.10 Jacob Estrada 20:33.31 Antonio Suarez 20:49.48 Ian Hill 21:00.49 Roan Willrich 21:07.63 Hagan Mings 21:35.78 Tristan Taylor 21:58.02 Grayson Hart 22:03.49 Deacon Wick 22:52.73 Alan Hutchins 24:14.84 Joddy Moore 24:40.13 Gabriel Haverda 24.56.53

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