La Grange native J.K. Dobbins ran for 63 yards on 12 carries with a touchdown in his regular season debut with the Broncos Sunday as Denver beat the Titans 20-12.

The Fayette County Fair Commercial Heifer Show and Sale took place on Aug. 22 and 23.

Fayetteville def. Hempstead 3-1 Stats: Devynn Moeckel 31 assists, 8 digs; Lainey Gromaski 23 kills, 2 blocks, 16 digs; Cambree Denham 9 kills; Raelee Denham 3 aces; Emily Keilers 3 aces, 10 digs; Raelee Denham 15 digs.

The La Grange varsity boys cross country team competed at the Brenham Meet Saturday. The Leps, coached by Cameron Hammontree, were third out of eight teams in the two-mile run. Placing for La Grange varsity (out of 73 runners were)

The Schulenburg volleyball team split their two matches last week, beating Round Top-Carmine in four sets Tuesday but losing to Burton in three sets Friday. Tuesday, Reagan Dusek had 18 kills and Greenli Van Zandt and Miranda Bonner each had 12 kills.

The Flatonia volleyball team defeated Fayetteville Friday 25-20, 25-22, 26-24. Kat Sullivan led Flatonia in kills with 18, Emma Kosler had seven and Summer Sodek five. Sodek and Brynlee Zimmerman led in digs with 16 each. Quinn Arnett had three blocks. Sodek had 17 assists and Abbie Uzzell had 11.

David Cooper was the first winner of our $100 reader pick-it football contest. He and J.C Spacek both correctly predicted all 10 winners of our games last week. But Cooper wins the money thanks to his score prediction tiebreaker. He predicted a 48-14 Columbus win over La Grange, while Spacek predicted a 35-21 Cardinals win. The final score was Columbus 49, La Grange 7. We will try to get a picture of Cooper accepting his prize money in Friday’s Record. Below are this week’s games. Good Luck!

Round Rock Express pitcher and La Grange native Trey Supak was named the Pacific Coast League Pitcher of the Month for August, as announced by Minor League Baseball on Thursday afternoon. Supak is the first Express pitcher to receive PCL Pitcher of the Month since LHP Cody Bradford in April 2023.

The Schulenburg Shorthorns lost an overtime thriller 36-29 against the Rogers Eagles Friday night. Schulenburg led 22-7 at halftime in the Horns’ first big test of the season following their 42-0 blowout against Sacred Heart Hallettsville the week before.