The Leps led early, and then rallied late, but it was not enough. La Grange’s football season ended Friday in a 49-20 loss to the No.

The Schulenburg Shorthorns are the last Fayette County football team standing. On a night when both La Grange and Flatonia lost their second round playoff games, the Shorthorns beat Kenedy 37-12 in their 2A area round game Friday.

4A Div. 2 Region IV Area round scores Cuero 55, Rockport-Fulton 27 Wimberley 66, Ingleside 0 Geronimo Navarro 55, Port Isabel 7 Sinton 49, La Grange 20 Regional Semifinals Cuero (11-1) vs Wimberley (10-2), 12 p.m.

The Flatonia Bulldogs saw their football season come to an end Friday with a 69-20 loss to No. 1-ranked Refugio in the second round of the 2A playoffs.

At the conclusion of the state title matches, the Texas Girls Coaches Association Volleyball Committee names an all-tournament team. Three Fayetteville players earned that recognition. Here’s that all-tourney team:

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The Lady Lions of Fayetteville High School competed in a state semifinal match against Sulphur Bluff High School at the Curtis Culwell Center in Garland and won handily in three sets by a score of 25-13, 25-16, 25-10. “That’s the best we’ve started in a while,” said Fayetteville head volleyball coach Clint Jaeger.

After their big 32-6 win over the Sealy Tigers in the play-off quarter finals Saturday in Wharton, the 2021 La Grange Youth Football League freshmen team advance to Super Bowl this Saturday Nov. 20 at 10 am. in Sealy against Columbus. Pictured are: Coaches: John Price, Buck Williams, Dvonte Daniels, Trae Scott. Players: Julius Williams, Ajay Shepert, Ryan Urps, Christian Britton, Austin and Waylon Hayes, Bronx Scott, Kye Daniels, Bowen Williams, Crew Price, Madden McKenzie, Keyonn Garner and Brayden Cuevas. Cheerleaders: Zoe Johnson, Erika Luna, Callie Clark and Maliyah Garner.

Flatonia High School football player Uriel Manzano is a freshman who stepped in and grabbed hold of the starting kicker job for the Bulldogs football team. Not only did he get the job, he impressed at a high level by booting a clutch field goal and two extra points to propel his team to an overtime playoff victory against Johnson City last Friday.

The La Grange girls basketball team improved their record to 5-2 this season with a 59-23 victory on the road at Shiner Tuesday. Senior Aysia Grant led the Lady Leps in scoring with 13 points and junior Camille Gonzalez had 11.