The La Grange boys beat Austin Achieve on the road Wednesday 56-43 as the Leps improved to 15-14 overall and 7-4 in district. Jaxon Cooper scored 20 and Nate Scott added 10.

2/9/22 RTC girls 46, Calvert 44 RTC 18 7 12 9 – 46 Calvert 7 16 6 15 – 44 RTC scoring: Egypt Woods 12, Jill Eilers 11, Kim Rohde 10, Ilse Salinas 5, Mallory Krause 4, Tess Eilers 4. RTC girls are 6-7 in district.

2/8/22 La Grange girls 58, Austin LBJ 47 La Grange 19 11 13 15 – 58 Austin LBJ 13 11 6 17 – 47 LG scoring: Aysia Grant 27, Camille Gonzalez 9, Katelyn Allen 8, Keslyn Davis 7, Lyric Sampson 3, Tori Harold 3, Alicia Tisdell 1. Record: La Grange girls are 26-7 overall and 10-1 in district.

La Grange’s Braxton Dahse won second place overall in the boys competition as the Leps competed at a golf tournament in Caldwell Monday..

It was a celebratory doubleheader at Leopard Stadium for the La Grange soccer teams Tuesday. The La Grange girls beat Smithville 4-1, while the Leps beat the Tigers 4-0.

For a while Tuesday the La Grange boys basketball team was dominating district-leading Austin LBJ. But nobody can do that to the Jaguars for long.

Fayetteville sophomore basketball player Marissa Rohde had a superb game in a dominating win vs. Buckholts last Saturday, splashing in 17 points and securing 11 rebounds for the district champion Lady Lions. Rohde was also a starter on the volleyball team and won a state title this year. “Marissa’s been one of the easiest girls to coach,” said Fayetteville head girl’s basketball coach Marcus Sodek. Sodek was also an assistant coach on this year’s volleyball team. “She listens very well. She’s not one of those girls you got to keep harping on to do the right thing. Honestly, we couldn’t have done it in volleyball without her. In basketball, she’s continuing her same role. She’s a team player and everything’s about the team.” Rohde has proven herself on the biggest stage and is on pace to do so for basketball as well, making her our selection for this edition’s Athlete of the Week.

While most of the state was preparing for an ice storm Thursday, the University Interscholastic League (UIL) was announcing the high school athletic realignments statewide for the next two school years.

Fayetteville’s Brooklyn Jaeger scored 50, Flatonia’s boys moved within one game of clinching the district title and the Lady Horns rolled to a key win in a big weekend of hoops action on an otherwise chilly stretch in Fayette County.

The Fayetteville Jr. High boys basketball team are undefeated district champs. Pictured (back, from left) are Coach Jaeger, Colt Cox, Luke Beseda, Jacob Nigh, Cole Jurecka, Jack Schley, Kasen Kocian, Jason Halfmann and Coach Diggs, (front) Moises Lazcano, Mason Merritt, Kole Schmitt, Mason Fenhaus.