The Serbin Jackrabbits moved into first place in the Community Baseball League with a 2-1 victory over the Weimar Vets on a scorching hot day last Sunday afternoon. With the game tied 1-1 in the 8th inning, Colter Zoch got on base with a walk and stole second base to get into scoring position.

The Record got to float the Frio River with the Harvey and Gloria Oeding family on July 13-17, even though conditions are dry and the Frio River is really low. All family members enjoyed hiking and swimming at Lost Maples and Garner State Parks.

Legendary Round Top-Carmine coach Tanya Nygrin was inducted into the Texas Girls Coaches Association Hall of Fame July 11 in Arlington. She is shown in the center of the photo on the left with fellow RTC coaches she coached with, Jolene Byrd, left and Amanda Alff, right. The photo of her plaque is shown in the center picture and Nygrin is shown on the photo right at the ceremony. Nygrin had 871 wins in her long volleyball coaching career to go along with 18 trips to the state volleyball tournament and five volleyball state titles. An extensive look back at her career was part of a story in the June 28 edition of the Record. Photos by Dedra Wolff

The La Grange Football Parent Meeting will be next Thursday, July 28, at 6 p.m. in the High School Gym.

The Tri County Friends of the NRA has awarded the Fayette County 4-H Shooting Sports a grant totaling $3,900.57, to fund the purchase of ammunition. Tri County Friends of the NRA representatives Dennis Brower, Charlie Murray and Drew Brossmann presented the check to members of the Fayette County 4-H Shooting Sports Club at their July meeting. The Tri County Friends of the NRA will hold their annual fundraiser event, July 29 at the KC Hall in Schulenburg.

Soccer It’s fall soccer registration time and deadline is Aug. 1.

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Multi-sport athlete Erica Otto has momentum going into the fall volleyball season. The Schulenburg High School athlete enjoyed a successful spring softball season for Southwestern University.

John D. Marburger poses with the two coyotes he snared on his farm near Warda on July 17, 2022. Since John D. commenced his snaring campaign in the spring of 2018, he has snared 86 coyotes, those pictured being Nos. 85 and 86, both snared within 30 feet of one another. He has also snared 23 feral pigs, the largest being boar feral pigs of 110 pounds each. John D. says his snaring campaign is devoted to “reducing attendance at the Warda Chapters of the coyote and feral pig family reunions.” John D. says he snared three coyotes on the same day twice, in February of 2020 and in January of 2021, and he has snared two coyotes on the same day several times. “My reducing the coyote and feral population may be of interest to some of your readers, because the environmental impact such animals are having on the land and crops and wild life,” Marburger said.

This summer is hotter than ever, but this won’t stop runners and walkers from showing up bright and early on Aug. 6 for the 9th Annual Navidad Valley CattleWomen 5K Ranch Run. This event happens in conjunction with the Schulenburg Festival each year, which traditionally brings families and friends together to share in the fun.