The 11-4A All-District football team has been released and several La Grange players made the cut. Here’s the superlative awards and all the Leps honors: MVP Adarius Hutchison #2 Sr- Bellville Offensive MVP Kane Killough #7 Sr- Sealy Newcomer of the Year Rody Luera #7 Soph- Bellville Defensive MVP Davin Sodolak #26 Sr- Bellville (U) Utility Players of the Year Elijah Sanders #2 Sr- Sealy Tristan Whaley #1 Sr- Madisonville Coaching Staff of Year Bellville FIRST TEAM OFFENSE Quarterback Eli Gillum #11 Jr- La Grange (U) Wide Receiver Dwodney Thompson #2 Jr- La Grange (U) First Team Defense Defensive Back Dwodney Thompson #2 Jr- La Grange SECOND TEAM OFFENSE RB Dillan Johnson #9 Jr- La Grange Wide Receiver Mason Kleiber #4 Sr- La Grange Center Jahir Lopez Ocon #55 Jr- La Grange Second Team Defense Linebacker Cason Conrad #23 Jr- La Grange Chris Supak #5 Jr- La Grange Defensive Back Trey Broussard #1 Soph- La Grange Second Team Special Teams Return Specialist Dwodney Thompson #2 Jr- La Grange Honorable Mention (La Grange Only) Oliver Gunn #0 TE/DE SR Christian Biles #7 DE JR Colt Jobb #12 Punter JR Howard Holmes #18 Corner SOPH Erick Guevara #52 OG SR Trey Brumley #72 OT JR.

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• The La Grange girls basketball team improved to 7-0 with a 59-30 victory Tuesday at Taylor. The Lady Leps play this weekend at the Schmeckkenfest Tournament starting Thursday versus Mason at 11:45 a.m. at Hermes Gym 2.

The La Grange boys basketball team has gotten off to a hot start this season, and the five senior members on the team are all contributing in special ways. Two are starters (Cole Collier and Mason Kleiber), two are supportive reserves (Scott Davis and Caleb Stokes) and the final senior, Oliver Gunn, has turned a season-ending football injury into a basketball coaching role with the team.

La Grange High School graduate Jena Jobb’s sophomore season playing volleyball for Hannibal-LaGrange University in Missouri was cut short because of an injury, but still resulted on her getting elected as a team captain.

3A Division I Columbus 34, Franklin 21 Yoakum 28, Hardin 10 3A Division II East Bernard 45, Lexington 21 Tidehaven 31, Blanco 22 2A Division I Mason 41, Kenedy 37 Refugio 40, Ganado 13 2A Division II Shiner 34, Iola 14.

Flatonia girls The Flatonia girls basketball team improved to 4-0 this season with a 50-37 victory over the Austin St. Michael’s Warriors Tuesday.

Something special is brewing this season for the La Grange girls basketball team, which has started the year 6-0. Coach Ryan O’Neal is a newcomer to the basketball sideline at LHS, but not new to many of his players.

The La Grange High School Swim Team kicked off a major milestone this weekend, competing in their first two-day meet of the season at the Northside ISD Aquatics Center in San Antonio. Unlike traditional single-day competitions, two-day meets test swimmers in every way – physically, mentally, and emotionally. Two-day meets demand a unique level of stamina and preparation. Swimmers must race multiple times across back-to-back sessions, often returning early the next morning after a late evening of competition. Maintaining speed, managing recovery, staying fueled, and keeping focus over such an extended period is no small task. For many athletes, these meets are as much about endurance and discipline as they are about speed. Despite the long hours, fast turnarounds, and the intensity of the competition, the Leopards proved their resilience—showing toughness, teamwork, and the determination that defines La Grange swimming.