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• La Grange High School will host its annual scrimmage against alumni players this Saturday, Feb. 1 at noon.

The La Grange boys basketball team kept their grip on first place in district by beating Giddings on the road Tuesday 59-45. They had a balanced scoring attack with four players in double figures.

The La Grange girls basketball team went to Giddings and destroyed Giddings 7323 Tuesday led by a 22-point night from Kylie Trlicek, 18 from Campbell Cooper and 17 from Landri Hernandez. The Lady Leps (22-10 overall and 6-2 in district) host Caldwell Friday at 5:45 p.m.

La Grange High School junior Jeffrey Cabrera has emerged as a star for the Leps soccer team this season, a year after suffering a serious knee injury. He had goals in each of the Leps’ district wins last week as they have started 2-2 in district play and are 6-5-1 overall.

RTC scoring: Tess Eilers 22, Madison Markwardt 19, Jill Eilers, 14, Bree Dooley 8, Reagan Williams 2, Hayden Kasmiersky 2. Record: RTC girls are 12-2 overall and 9-1 in district.

The La Grange High School swim team made waves at the District 14-4A swim meet on Jan. 24, competing against strong programs from Davenport, Wimberley, Comal Canyon Lake, Columbus, and Travis. Despite the odds, La Grange held its own, earning a commendable 4thplace finish overall. The meet highlighted the challenges smaller teams face, such as traveling for practice and limited access to local pools, but the Leopards rose to the occasion, showcasing their talent and determination.

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