The La Grange football team’s long trip to the Hill Country Friday turned rocky. In the most points allowed by the Leps since the 2017 season opener to Argyle (a 70-0 loss back then), La Grange lost to Canyon Lake 61-23 Friday, as the Hawks racked up 663 total yards of offense.

The La Grange volleyball team defeated Schulenburg at home Friday in four sets, winning 21-25, 28-26, 25-14, 25- 22 to improve their overall record to 4-9. Lanie Doyle led the way offensively for the Lady Leps with 13 kills.

Schulenburg’s amazing start to the 2020 season continued Friday with a 58-6 thrashing at Brazos Friday. Keisean Johnson ran for a touchdown and caught a touchdown pass, Kenny King ran for a 47-yard touchdown and returned a punt 79 yards for a touchdown and Kenny Schramek returned a fumble for a touchdown and caught a 65 yard touchdown pass to lead Schulenburg which has now outscored its opponents 98-6 so far this season.

Flatonia came into this season with several players battling for the quarterback job. Sophomore Keyshaun Green made a strong case for the job Friday as he ran for a 47-yard touchdown and threw for touchdowns as the Bulldogs beat Stockdale 25-6.

La Grange vs. Canyon Lake When: 7:30 p.m.

La Grange native Trey Supak was briefly called up to the major leagues for the first time in his career Monday with the Milwaukee Brewers but was sent back down Wednesday before appearing in any games.

Ellee Sodolak is a sophomore at La Grange High School and is a member on the crosscountry team. She recently won her very first meet of the season last week in Schulenburg.

The La Grange volleyball team hosted Bellville Tuesday, falling to the Lady Brahmas 20-25, 14-25, 19-25. The loss drops the Lady Leps’ overall record to 3-9 heading into Friday’s home match against Schulenburg.

This football season Cason Brown expects opportunities to catch the ball. The Schulenburg High School graduate entered fall camp as Angelo State University’s starting tight end after being a starter the past two years.

Ryan and Christie Steele, parents of varsity player Joshua Mertink, were the winners of the drawing for a Leopard football helmet signed by the team that was given away Friday as a fundraiser for the booster club.