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9/30/25 Bellville def. La Grange 25-22, 19-25, 25-22, 25-10.

The Schulenburg volleyball team had a strong start to district last week, beating Louise in three sets Tuesday and Shiner in five sets Friday. The Lady Horns are now 24-12 overall and 2-0 in district.

The La Grange volleyball team defeated Giddings three sets to one Friday as the Lady Leps improved to 21-13 overall and 2-0 in district to keep them tied atop the district standings. Carley Ulrich led the Lady Leps in kills with 21 and Brion Williams had 19.

Congratulations to Greg Trlicek, who won our $100 reader football pick-it contest last week. With the Cowboys tying the Packers we gave everybody that game, but Trlicek’s was one of four ballots who got all the nine other games right too. Jason Vela was also perfect and Brian Cox turned in two perfect ballots, but Trlicek prevailed on the tiebreaker with a 42-20 prediction of the 47-26 Schulenburg win over Kenedy. Of note, Doug Stewart got nine games right, but failed to pick a winner of the Columbus/ Bellville game. A reminder to double check those ballots!

The Flatonia football team found the going tough Friday against defending state champ Ganado. Ganado beat the Bulldogs 46-0 as Flatonia drops to 3-2 overall and 0-1 in district.

The Lady Leopard Cross Country team competed at the Camp Tejas Invitational hosted by Giddings on Friday, Sept. 26. The girls team finished 3rd place overall in the 1A-4A division out of 11 teams. Lillian Carey led the way with a 1st place finish. Other team member finishes were: Eleanor Carey 6th Miriam Lopez 14th Mylah Blaschke 16th Lacee Surman 26th Avery Harbers 39th Mattie Muzny 51st Cross Country is off this week with District Meet coming up Monday Oct. 6 at Camp Tejas.

The Schulenburg football team snapped their threegame losing streak in a big way, downing previously unbeaten Kenedy 47-26 on the road in the district opener for both teams. Schulenburg’s Daterrion Houston ran for a team-high 139 yards and two touchdowns.

The Navasota passing attack racked up 356 yards and five touchdowns through the air and the Leps couldn’t keep up, as La Grange fell 65-27 on homecoming night for the Rattlers Friday. “When you have good receivers and dynamic guys like they have, you have to be able to stay on top of them,” said La Grange head coach Kyle Cooper.

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