The La Grange High School Swim team attended the 2022 4A & UnderTISCA South Zone swim meet on November 18 and 19 In San Antonio. Out of the 21 teams in attendance, LHS had 7 relays and 5 individuals qualifying from the prelims on Friday to the finals on Saturday. The girls 200 Yard Medley Relay broke the school record on Friday. Isabella Strever, Bailey Swisher, Campbell Youens and Celeine Fabre swam a 2:14.61, beating the old school record of 2:15.15 Then on Saturday they beat their own record swimming a 2:13.96 placing 4th in the meet. Bailey Swisher also broke the long standing 100 Breast record on Friday during the prelims. She swam a 1:27.99, crushing the old school record of 1:29.14. Baily placed tenth overall in the meet on Saturday. Ben Swisher broke his own school record again that he set at the last meet by swimming a 24.37 in the 50 Free. Ben placed tenth overall in the meet. Campbell Youens swam a 1:11.19 in the 100 fly qualifying to swim in the finals on Saturday where she placed ninth. Gage Mihatsch swam a 1:11.56 in the 100 fly in the finals on Saturday placing fifteenth in the meet. Hunter Sabo swam a 1:21.82 in the 100 Breast qualifying for the finals where he placed sixteenth.

La Grange swimmer Celeine Fabre had herself a meet to remember November 12 in El Campo and made history while doing so. In the 200 yard individual medley event, Fabre broke the school record with a time of 2:59.26. The previous record was set at 3:10.65.

It’s still early in the season, but the La Grange boys basketball team sent a message about just how good they can be with a statement-making 65-46 win over previously unbeaten Wharton Tuesday. Wharton (4-1) came into Tuesday’s game after scoring more than 90 points in back-toback wins.

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After their district title and run to the third round of the playoffs, the accolades keep rolling in for the Flatonia football team. The Bulldogs dominated the 13-2A All-District football awards which were announced this week; Here are the superlative awards as well as the honors for Fayette County athletes from Flatonia and Schulenburg:

November 29 Flatonia 98, Danbury 48 Flatonia scoring: Keyshaun Green 15, Duke Sodek13, Camden Bosl 9, Holden Kloesel 21, Dayton Cliffe 3, Luke Law 8, Beck Zimmerman 5, Jaidyn Guyton 15, Keegan Green 9. Record: Flatonia is 1-0 November 29 Schulenburg girls 25 Bellville 13 Lady Horns 6 4 4 11 – 25 Bellville 3 0 3 7 – 13 Schulenburg scoring: Jessalyn Gipson 12, Brooke Redding 2, Tamara Otto 7, Rilee Sanchez 2, Olivia Mathis 2.

La Grange’s Clayton Knapik has been named a semifinalist for the Texas High School Football 4A Linebacker of the Year award from AllState. The senior averaged 7.5 tackles per game.

Just five days after his team lost in the third round of the football playoffs, Flatonia head coach and athletic director Chris Freytag has informed the school he plans to leave at the end of this semester.

The only thing that could slow down Shiner’s march to the state quarterfinals Friday was Mother Nature. An hour-long lightning delay briefly halted Friday’s third round playoff football game between Flatonia and Shiner in the third quarter.

Region I Prosper 35, North Crowley 21 Lewisville 43, Keller 3 State Quarterfinals Prosper (12-1) vs. Lewisville (12-1), 2 p.m.