Surrounded by family, coaches, and teammates, Tomball senior Jaxyn Faldyn made his collegiate football future official on Wednesday Fed. 4, signing his National Letter of Intent to play for Ouachita University.

The Schulenburg basketball team lost their area round playoff game 65-40 to Hearne Friday to end their season with a 24-10 record. With all the district teams eliminated, the 28-2AAll-district boys basketball team can be released. Here are those honorees:

The La Grange varsity golf team played at the District Preview Tournament at Pecan Lakes in Navasota last Monday. The LHS Girls Team placed 4th in the district with a score of 477 missing 3rd place medals by just one stroke to Caldwell.

The La Grange girls basketball team marched all the way to the regional semifinals this season, so it’s no surprise that several Lady Leps were honored on the 22-4AAll-District basketball team that was released this week.

The La Grange JV Golf teams played Wednesday at the Cedar Creek Tournament at ColoVista GC in Bastrop. The Boys JV#1 Team placed 2nd with a score of 378, competing well against the 5A and 6A schools of the greater Austin area.

The Schulenburg boys won a nail-biter 61-57 over Rosebud-Lott and now advance to face Hearne in the second round at 6:30 p.m. Friday in Navasota.

The Flatonia girls basketball team won their regional semifinal Monday 72-43 over Refugio, led by a 31-point, 22-rebound night from Summer Sodek. Kalen Scott scored 16, Abbie Uzzell nine, Jalee Trussell eight, Dani Vinklarek four and Kennedy Dornak four.

The La Grange girls basketball team’s wildy successful season came to an end Tuesday with a 46-43 loss to Bridge City in the regional semifinals. Campbell Cooper scored 19, Kylie Trlicek 10, Avery Griffin seven and Macie Collier five but it was not quite enough to beat a loaded Bridge City team (32-2) that went five rounds deep last year.

Leps The La Grange boys basketball team lost its playoff opener 64-50 Monday in Brenham to Katy Freeman. The Leps led by five at halftime but really struggled to score in the second half.

It was a bittersweet Tuesday night for Fayetteville High School. In Giddings, the Fayetteville boys beat Waelder 96-50 in their playoff opener.