The La Grange girls basketball team stayed atop the District 20-4 standings as they went to Austin Tuesday and bashed LBJ 67-29. Aysia Grant led La Grange in scoring with 16 points and Kailee Jones added 11.

In a battle between the only two undefeated teams left in District 20-4A play, Austin LBJ came to La Grange and defeated the Leps 55-42 Tuesday night. “They have unbelievable speed that you can not replicate in practice,” said La Grange head coach David Cooper, of LBJ.

La Grange High School senior soccer player Shelby Hofferek has led her Lady Leopards soccer team to a 3-1-1 start, scoring three goals on the season, which is the most on the team. She also holds the all-time school record for most goals scored.

1/12/21 Flatonia boys 55, Bloomington 46 Flatonia 18 12 13 12 – 55 Bloomington 10 15 10 11 – 46 Flatonia scoring: Keyshuan Green 10, Holden Kloesel 13, Dayton Cliffe 6, Reese Ramirez 2, Luke Law 2, Collin Bosl 14, Hagan Wagner 8. Record: Flatonia is 15-2 overall and 4-0 in district.

Injury has prompted Amber Canik to abandon her college basketball career. The Fayetteville High School graduate said she decided in mid-December not to stay on the Texas Wesleyan University women’s basketball team.

La Grange’s Hector Orona, left, scored three goals Tuesday as the Leps beat Sealy 5-0. Victor Soto and Phillip Arceneaux both scored goals as well and goalie Antonio Landaverde helped keep the Tigers off the scoreboard. La Grange is now 3-1-1 overall. Photo by Jeff Wick

The La Grange Girls varsity soccer played in the Blue Bell Tournament in Brenham Thursday through Saturday and went a combined 2-1-1 over the four matches played. The two wins and one loss were against 5A teams Brenham, Jersey Village and Magnolia West, respectively; while the tie was against 4A Little Cypress-Mauriceville.

The La Grange varsity boys soccer team grabbed second place at their home tournament over the weekend. The Leps won two games, lost one and tied one.

La Grange High school competed in a swim meet with El Campo, Columbus and Needville on Jan 5, 2021. The team placed second overall.

J.K. Dobbins’ first NFL playoff game was a really good one.