La Grange Girls The La Grange girls basketball team improved to 5-0 with a 51-35 victory at Thrall Friday. The Lady Leps play at home Tuesday at 1:30 p.m.

Sealy 54, West Columbia 7 Waco La Vega 30, Silsbee 14 Cuero 35, Gonzales 14 Columbus 48, Palestine Westwood 26 3A Div. 2 Lexington 29, George West 0 2A Div.

La Grange junior punter Colt Jobb has been ranked the No. 10 punter in the nation according to Kohl’s professional camps Class of 2027 National Punter Rankings. Here’s what the rankings said about Colt Jobb: “Jobb has shown great progress since July. At the October 2025 Ranking Event, he scored 107.95 points in punting. Jobb drove the ball well with a large number of punts traveling over 50 yards downfield. He also had a good showing at the 2025 Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp. He competed well for his first ranking event and charted some impressive punts at camp. His overall score was 95.76 points which included a big ball of 53 yards with 4.10 seconds of hang time. He is an exciting punting prospect who will be fun to watch develop the next two years.”

The Schulenburg Shorthorns’ football season came to an end Friday night at John Gupton Stadium in Cedar Park. The Horns lost to the Mason Punchers 55-14 in the area round of the playoffs.

The La Grange girls basketball team has gotten off to a perfect 4-0 start to the new season. The Lady Leps most recently downed Cedar Creek on the road Tuesday 74-21. That comes on the heels of victories in their first three games, beating Wharton 84-10, beating El Campo 67-33 and beating Gonzales 53-36.

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Hugo Hollas grew up on a farm in High Hill where he spoke German at home. He went on to play five seasons in the NFL during the 1970s before returning to Schulenburg, where he was a wellknown businessman and friend to many. Hugo died unexpectedly in 1995 at the age of 49.

Schulenburg vs. Mason When: 7:30 p.m.

The La Grange High School Swim Team traveled to Belton on Saturday to compete in the Roy and Jean Potts Invitational, a meet that brought together 22 schools, including 7 Class 4A programs. Battling through limited practice time and several illnesses during the week, the Leopards rose to the challenge—finishing 7th overall against primarily 5A and 6A teams and earning the title of top-placing 4A school at the meet.

Most Valuable Players: #7 Landry Zapalac Schulenburg Sr S #2 Summer Sodek Flatonia Sr S #12 Janiyah Cooper Weimar Sr OH/MB Setter of the Year: #8 Paisly Wallace Shiner Soph S Offensive Players of the Year: #5 Haylee Vacek Schulenburg Jr OH #4 Katelin Sullivan Flatonia Jr OPP Defensive Player of the Year: #8 Skylar Rhodes Weimar Jr MB Defensive Specialists of the Year: #16 Jenna Guentert Schulenburg Soph L #1 Olivia Noska Weimar Soph L #5 Kylynn Ramirez Shiner Sr L Newcomers of the Year: #11 Taitlyn Mican Weimar Fr S #14 Kayden Smith Shiner Soph MB First Team Number Name School Class Position 1. #3 Reagan Dusek Schul.