The SALT (Smallest Aquatic League in Texas) League is made up of swimmers from several surrounding communities, including Fayette, Columbus, Schulenburg, and Rockdale, bringing together athletes from across the region to compete as one team. The SALT League swimmers took on the best from across the state this weekend at the TAAF Winter State Games of Texas in Victoria, delivering strong performances, multiple podium finishes, and valuable championship experience against year-round competition.

The La Grange Leopard High School cheerleading squad competed Friday at the Spirit State Championships at the Fort Worth Convention Center against 61 of the other top 4A Division II teams in the state.

Both La Grange varsity soccer teams stayed undefeated with victories over Cameron Friday. Here’s a recap: The Leopards took on the Cameron Yoe for the second time this year.

In District 28-2A boys basketball action Friday the Schulenburg boys lost to first place Shiner 51-49. The Shorthorns fell to 3-1 in district.

La Grange Powerlifting competed on Wednesday in Cameron for the first meet of the season. Both the girls and boys teams put together strong performances across multiple weight classes.

With the Denver Broncos winning their AFC Divisional Round game Saturday over the Bills, the chances are still alive that La Grange-native J.K. Dobbins might see postseason action for Denver.

It was a big night in Giddings Friday for La Grange as both varsity basketball teams beat the Buffaloes. The La Grange girls basketball team overwhelmed Giddings Friday 75-25 as the Lady Leps improved to 21-8 overall and 3-0 in district.

La Grange Little League (LGLL) completed $30,000 in improvements to local baseball fields last week. The work involved tilling, grading and edging all of the infields.

The La Grange girls basketball team makes it really tough for opposing teams to score. And it’s led the Lady Leps to the top of the district standings.

The La Grange girls soccer team has gotten off to a strong start to the season (3-0). A big reason for that has been the leadership shown by their four senior co-captains – Hope Michalke, Trinity Yanis, Kyla Colon and Kaylee Soto.