The La Grange High School tennis team competed at the District Tournament Monday and Tuesday in Bellville. As a team La Grange was third overall.

La Grange native Trey Supak was chosen as the opening day starter for the Texas Rangers Triple-A team, the Round Rock Express, last week. Supak pitched the first 2.1 innings, giving up two earned runs and striking out three in what ended up being a 7-4 victory for Round Rock over Sugarland, the Triple-A affiliate for the Houston Astros.

The Schulenburg baseball team improved to 18-3 overall and 8-0 in district with an 11-0 win over Weimar Tuesday. Ian Reeves pitched a complete game one-hitter with five strikeouts and he also homered, had three hits and four RBIs.

After starting district with five straight losses, the La Grange softball team was in desperate need of a victory Tuesday to get them back in the playoff race. With important contributions from just about everybody on the team, the Lady Leps got that much-needed first district victory with a 5-4 win over Giddings in extra innings.

The Fayetteville baseball team won their first two games of the season Tuesday, sweeping Flatonia in a doubleheader 8-2 and 13-1. In the 8-2 win, Jack Schley pitched a complete game four hitter for the Lions, with six strikeouts.

The La Grange baseball team got a crucial victory at Giddings Saturday, beating the Buffaloes 4-2. Tristan Ulrich pitched 6.2 innings of three hit ball before being relieved by Eli Gillum.

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On March 25, the Flatonia 2nd graders participated in the Fayette County Helpers jump-a-thon. In all 32 boys and 28 girls participated (shown above). Below are the winners, left to right: Girls places: 1st Annie Kozelsky, 2nd Laikyn Manazano, 3rd Ruth Bridges; Boys places: 1st Callum Osborne, 2nd Kristiano Grifaldo, and 3rd Bryson Dees. Also shown back are, left to right; Flatonia coach Lance Giese and Karen Forest and Jeff Kelly of the Fayette County Helpers.

La Grange High School senior Erick Guevara capped off an outstanding high school powerlifting career with an impressive second-place finish at the Texas High School State Powerlifting Meet held in Abilene last week. Competing in the 242-pound weight class, Guevara delivered an elite performance across all three lifts.

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