RTC Beats Medina in Series to Win Area Title

The Round Top-Carmine baseball team won Games 1 and 3 in their best-of-three area round playoff series over Medina last week to advance to the 1A regional semifinals. That series will be another best-of-three series, this time against Spurger at Willis.
The RTC baseball team poses after beating Medina in the 1A area round last week.

Down to Their Final Out, Lady Bulldogs Score Six and Head to Sweet 16

The Flatonia softball team staged a stunning comeback in the final inning to shock Holland and win their one-game regional semifinal playoff game Friday 12-10. Holland led Friday’s game 8-4 and 10-6 before Flatonia scored six runs in the top of the seventh inning (all with two outs) to win the third round playoff game.
The Flatonia Lady Bulldogs rally in the 7th inning with 6 runs to defeat Holland 12-10. Photo by Stephanie Steinhauser

Fayetteville’s Fritsch to Pole Vault for McNeese

Fayetteville pole vault star Lawson Fritsch signed a scholarship agreement to compete for the McNeese State University track team last week. He is shown here at his signing ceremony, front and center, between his parents Brad and Amy Fritsch. Lawson’s personal best is 16-feet in the pole vault and he has won gold and silver at the state meet.
Photo courtesy of Amy Fritsch

Seven Senior Stars

The La Grange baseball team won their opening round playoff series last week in thrilling fashion thanks to huge contributions from all seven of the team’s seniors – Braxton Dahse, Max Dixon, Bradyn Prasek, Kyler Lamza, Ty Stark, Hunter Sabo and Holdyn Cooper. 

Facing elimination after losing the first game of their best-of-three series to Sealy in extra innings, the Leps were down 8-2 in Game 2 before rallying to win 13-9 sparked by a homer from Sabo. Then they won the Game 3 clincher 2-0 thanks to a combined shutout from Dahse and Prasek.

The seven senior members of the La Grange baseball team – left to right – Braxton Dahse, Max Dixon, Bradyn Prasek, Kyler Lamza, Ty Stark, Hunter Sabo and Holdyn Cooper. Photo by Jeff Wick

Supak Called Up to Triple-A

La Grange native Trey Supak, 28, has been called up to the Texas Rangers triple-A affiliate Round Rock and made his first start on the mound with that team May 3, pitching five innings of three-hit, two-run ball and striking out four to get the win in. He had made four starts earlier this season with Texas’ double-A team in Frisco and had a 1.77 ERA and a 3-0 record in 20.1 innings.
Supak Called Up to Triple-A

Collier to Hurdle at Meet of Champs

La Grange hurdler Macie Collier had qualified for The Texas Track and Field Coaches Association Meet of Champions this weekend in San Antonio. Only state champs and others who meet the qualifying times can compete.
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