Riley Youens and Camille Gonzalez in last week’s win over Smithville. Photo by Jeff Wick.

Ellie Fike comes up with a big hit for The Flatonia Lady Bulldogs in Friday’s District win over Shiner. Photo by Stephanie Steinhauser.

Schulenburg The Schulenburg volleyball team had no trouble with Waelder Tuesday, winning 25-4, 25-6, 25- 10 as the Lady Horns improved to 30-9 overall and 11-1 in district. Meredith Magliolo had 10 kills, Claire Antosh had nine, Mackenzie Kunschick had eight and Madison Brooks had seven.

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Professional and amateur martial artists from all over the world, came together this past weekend in Houston to experience the best in traditional and sport martial arts. The Universal Martial Arts Hall of Fame (UMAHoF) sponsored instructors representing Kung-Fu, Karate, Bushikan Ninjutsu, Tae Kwon Do, Boxing, MMA, Police JuJitsu and others.

Javier Torres of Flatonia was the first winner this season in our reader Pick-It contest. He is shown here, right, getting $300 (we bumped up the prize money over the last few weeks as nobody won) from Kyle Janda of Fayette Savings Bank, the sponsor of the contest. Torres correctly picked all 10 winners last week along with four other people. But his 35-21 prediction of the Navasota/La Grange score (it was 33-21) in the tiebreaker won him the money. Torres said he looked closely at previous game outcomes before making his picks.

Navasota JV 35, La Grange 8 The La Grange JV fell to Navasota 35-8 last week. Highlights included a touchdown run by Doryann Fenix and a two point conversion pass from Bennett Barber to Nate Scott.

After riding around the town square on a fire truck as the Grand Marshalls of the Lickskillet parade Sunday, the members of Fayetteville’s 2021 1A state baseball championship team all gathered at a stage on the lawn in the center of town where they were presented with their championship rings in front of a big festival crowd.

La Grange The La Grange varsity volleyball team went to Manor New Tech Friday and easily won 25-7, 25-8, 25-10 to improve their record to 18-23 overall and 9-1 in district. Maddi Mach led the La Grange attack with 12 kills and Layne Wied and Maddi Fritz each had seven.

The La Grange football team overcame an early 14-point deficit to briefly take a lead in the fourth quarter Friday. But Navasota rallied to score the final 13 points of the game and escape with a 33-21 win.