The La Grange boys and girls golf teams competed at district this week. The girls failed to advance to regionals but the boys team will advance as the district runner- up behind Bellville The La Grange boys placed 2nd in District 22-4A with a score of 321/325 for a two-day total of 646 (finishing 11 strokes from a district championship).

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In the bi-district round of the UIL playoffs on Thursday at Hutto Memorial Stadium, the La Grange Lady Leps Varsity Soccer secured a 2-0 win over a formidable Waco Robinson Lady Rockets team. With the victory, the Lady Leps have won 16 of their last 19 games, marking a new program record for success in a single season.

For years Yvonne and Bob McCowen of Fayetteville were dedicated supporters of the annual MS 150 bicycle ride. The two-day 150-mile event originating in Houston and Austin finishes at Texas A&M in College Station, with an overnight stop at the fairgrounds in La Grange. The ride raises funds for the National Multiple Sclerosis Society.

La Grange High School senior Jazzmin Coleman capped off an outstanding powerlifting career with an impressive performance at the THSWPA State Powerlifting Championships Friday in Edinburgh. Competing in the highly competitive 165-pound weight class, Coleman placed 4th in the state, showcasing her strength and determination on the biggest stage.

The La Grange tennis team competed at the Shiner Tournament on March 18 and did very well. The Girls Doubles won 1st place (Eleanor Carey (Sr)/Ella Nygren (Sr). Mixed Doubles won 1st place (Hailey Gonzalez (Sr)/Rogan Mihatsch (So). Boys Singles won 3rd place (Chris Morales (Jr).

The La Grange softball team lost its second consecutive district game by a 1-0 score with a setback at home Friday to Bellville. Brooke Ulrich pitched a complete game four-hitter with 11 strikeouts and only allowed a single unearned run in the fourth inning.

For the last several years, the Senior Night festivities for the La Grange soccer teams have been a sort of ending for the season. Not this year.

There is no better combination of power and artistry than La Grange High School senior Jazzmin Coleman. This week Coleman is headed to the state powerlifting meet, but that’s not her first state experience.