The high school baseball playoffs start this week, and four Fayette County teams are in the postseason. Here’s a look at their upcoming games: • In Class 4A, the La Grange Leps begin the playoffs with a best-of-three series against Burnet.

The members of the La Grange softball team dominated the top awards as the 20-4A alldistrict softball team was announced this week. Here’s the La Grange honorees: Abigail Dela Rosa was named the District’s MVP.

La Grange High School grad Hatti Moore (who helped the Lady Leps to a pair of state titles) is a senior catcher for the University of Missouri and she cranked out an amazing three home runs in a single game last Friday against Texas A&M. She’s shown here pointing another one out in SEC play.

For nearly three decades, Debra Filla has been the face of Tae Kwon Do in La Grange. She’s taught the Korean form of martial arts here so long that she’s even taught the kids of her former students.

Flatonia softball player Ali Janecka has been a key part to the Lady Bulldogs success as her team has reached the area round in the playoffs. Janecka is also a track star and will be heading to state at the University of Texas for the discus throw, just like she did last year.

The Flatonia Lady Dog softball team swept the Refugio Lady Bobcats last week in their Bi-District playoff series. They defeated Refugio 6-2 in game one that was played in Flatonia, and won 15-2 in game two that was played in Refugio.

La Grange recently hosted the middle school boys golf tournament. A Bellville team won the tournament, but the La Grange Gold team was second with a 208 over nine holes. Here’s those team members and what they shot:

The final night of the baseball regular season still held a lot of suspense for La Grange. And it all turned out well.

It was regional track meet weekend, and a host of Fayette County athletes have qualified for the state track meet in two weeks in Austin. The top two qualifiers in each event advance to state, while some third place finishers can also earn a berth if they are the best bronze medalist out of the four regions.

The La Grange softball team saw its season come to an end in heartbreaking fashion Thursday in a 3-2 loss to Gateway Prep in the first round of the 4A playoffs in Elgin. La Grange led this one 2-0 after scoring single runs on both the first and third innings.