Sports

La Grange High School hosted the Leopard Relays Thursday with 10 boys teams and nine girls teams competing. The events ended up being shuffled significantly to try to beat the threat of forecasted severe weather.

THURSDAY, MARCH 9 - SEMIFINALS 8:30 am 1A Benjamin(21-1) vs. Graford(35-3) 10:00 am 1A Tilden McMullen County(37-2) vs.

Last week the Flatonia Bulldogs matched the school’s longest-ever playoff run. Now the school record is their’s alone – and they’re not done yet.

Flatonia’s Aaliyah Mendez qualified for the state powerlifting meet with a second place finish at regionals in Robstown. She squated 260 pounds, benched 170 and dead-lifted 260.

The La Grange girls soccer team defeated Taylor Friday 1-0 on a goal from Ellee Sodolak. The Lady Leps are 10-7 overall and 7-3 in district.

The La Grange baseball team grabbed their first two wins of the season at the Anahuac Tournament, beating Hitchcock 7-6 and Bay Area Christian 6-5. They will host the La Grange tournament this weekend.

The La Grange girls participated in the Region V Regional Powerlifting meet this past weekend in Edinburg. Contestants included Avery Koehl, Teegan Branch, and Danyelle McIntyre. Avery recorded personal best lifts of 325 in Squat and 185 in Bench Press. Teegan Branch recorded a personal best of 155 in the Bench Press. She placed 8th overall in the meet.

The Schulenburg baseball team beat Hallettsville Sacred Heart 6-3 Tuesday as Brycen Schramek (left) pitched 6.2 innings of four-hit ball and also had three hits. The Shorthorns now have a 5-1 overall record.

Schulenburg’s Briana Vavra pitches in Tuesday’s district opener against Ganado, which the Lady Horns lost 14-0. Photo by Audrey Kristynik .

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