The La Grange boys soccer team dominated Hearne in their home finale, 7-0 Tuesday. Phillip Arceneaux scored two goals and single goals were scored by Angel Vazquez, Jackson Bundick, Johnny Vazquez, Javier Lopez, and Coy Gillum. The Leps are now 9-2 in district and 13-4-2 overall. Above, the Leps senior boys pose after last Friday’s win. Photo by Jeff Wick

Flatonia District 28-2A Boys’ Basketball Honorees Offensive Player of the Year: Holden Kloesel First Team All-District: Keyshaun Green Luke Law Second Team All-District: Collin Bosl Hagan Wagner Honorable Mention All-District: Dayton Cliffe Reese Ramirez Duke Sodek Fidel Venegas Academic All-District: Collin Bosl Dayton Cliffe Keyshaun Green Aidan Kloesel Holden Kloesel Luke Law Justin Marler Reese Ramirez Duke Sodek Fidel Venegas Hagan Wagner “I am very proud of our boys on a great overall season. I am extremely proud of the number of student-athletes that received Academic All-District, and I look forward to what our returners will accomplish over the next few season,” said head coach Chris Sodek..

The La Grange girls soccer team went on the road Tuesday and defeated Cameron 2-1, with goals scored by Shelby Hofferek and Kaelyn Ortiz and assists from Jolie Gutierrez and Camila Martinez. Defensive player of the game was Kambri Mihatsch.

The Flatonia softball team continued its strong start to the season with a 16-0 victory over Louise Tuesday. Flatonia’s Annie Charanza pitched a three-inning no-hitter, striking out five.

The Fayetteville baseball team lost to Shiner St. Paul Tuesday 5-2.

La Grange-native Riley Fisbeck earned the first triple-double for the University of Alabama volleyball in a decade in a three-set loss to Texas A&M Saturday night, falling by set scores of 27-25, 25-17 and 25-22. Riley Fisbeck did it all for the Alabama (6-12) Saturday, earning a triple-double with 12 kills, 14 assists and 11 digs while hitting .440 in the process. It is the first triple-double for the Crimson Tide since Andrea McQuaid against Penn on Sept. 10, 2011. As a freshman setter Riley Fisbeck helped lead La Grange to a state runner-up volleyball finish in 2012. After playing scholarship volleyball and graduating at the University of Texas, she is a graduate transfer playing her final year of eligibility for the University of Alabama. Their volleyball season started back in October, was halted in mid-November because of the pandemic, but resumed in late January.

The La Grange tennis team did very well at last week’s Schulenburg/Hallettsville Tournament. Kate Fitzpatrick- 1st place girls’ singles; Campbell Youens and Corbin Supak- 2nd place mixed doubles; Blake and Dylan Truss- 3rd place boys’ doubles; Megan Brothers and Ashlynn Golan- 3rd place girls’ doubles.

At the Hallettsville/Schulenburg Tennis meet last week, from left to right, Schulenburg’s Erica and Tamara Otto placed 2nd in girls doubles, Kevin Nieto was 3rd place in boys singles and Oz Oldham won Consolation in boys singles.

The Schulenburg high school boys basketball team punched their ticket to the state semifinals Friday night at Cuero high school by defeating Port Aransas with a final score of 57-50. The Shorthorns never trailed throughout the entire game and started to pull away in the third quarter with a double-digit lead as they were able to play another clean game with very few turnovers and make key shots when it mattered.

The La Grange boys and girls soccer teams are powering towards the playoffs, with both teams in position to head to the postseason as runner-ups in District 19-4A. The Leps officially clinched that runner-up spot Friday at Leopard Stadium with a 2-0 victory over Smithville.