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SOMERVILLE QUARTERBACK Andy Espinoza throws the ball against Burton in 2026. Tribune photo by Denise Squier

SOMERVILLE QUARTERBACK Andy Espinoza throws the ball against Burton in 2026. Tribune photo by Denise Squier

Texas Football picks Yeguas 4th in District 13-2A DII

Dave Campbells’ Texas Football(DCTF )magazine were able to view what the publication’s prophets had to say about the upcoming 2026 football season.And, they predict Somerville to once again to make the playoffs.However, the Hornets and the Bluejays were not picked to do as well in the 2026 season.
Hornet Field hosts Brazos Valley Bombers

Hornet Field hosts Brazos Valley Bombers

Hornet Field hosts Brazos Valley Bombers

AROUND 1,000 AREA RESIDENTS attended a pop-up Brazos Valley Bombers baseball game at Hornet Field on the campus of Caldwell High School last Wednesday night. And, spectators of all ages enjoyed the game and visiting with team mascot Kaboom.
GIULIANA SCARMARDO OF CALDWELL won the 2026 world championship in girls breakaway at the National Junior High Finals Rodeo. Photo courtesy of Ashley Scarmardo

GIULIANA SCARMARDO OF CALDWELL won the 2026 world championship in girls breakaway at the National Junior High Finals Rodeo. Photo courtesy of Ashley Scarmardo

Scarmardo wins girls breakaway title at National Junior High Finals Rodeo

Guiliana Scarmardo, an 11-year-old from Caldwell, brought home the world champion title in the girls breakaway at the National Junior High Finals Rodeo (NJHFR), her aggregate time of 7.88 seconds across three rounds securing the top position in a field of 119 competitors.
LEE ANN GALLAGHER OF Caldwell, left, with her horse Peppys Golden Playboy, and Elicia Rogers of Atkins, right, with Heza Hugable Jet, owned by Sabine Lazo, both earned top placings in the OHSA Virtual World Show. Tribune photo by Sabine Lazo

LEE ANN GALLAGHER OF Caldwell, left, with her horse Peppys Golden Playboy, and Elicia Rogers of Atkins, right, with Heza Hugable Jet, owned by Sabine Lazo, both earned top placings in the OHSA Virtual World Show. Tribune photo by Sabine Lazo

Locals win Open Horse Show Association world titles

Local equestrians brought several wins home to the county in the 2026 Open Horse Show Association’s (OHSA) Virtual World Show.Held annually since 2020, this year’s event drew over 600 entries from across the country -- the largest in the show’s history.
We have serious game!

We have serious game!

We have serious game!

The Caldwell ISD coaching staff held its annual basketball camp for girls and boys. The campers worked on honing their skills andtechnique with drills and fun activities.

Harrie P. Woodson Memorial Library upcoming children’s activities

* Thursday, June 18, 10 a.m. -- “Stone Age Sidekicks: Pet Rocks.” Paint your very own Pet Rock to take home with you.Call to register. * Monday, June 22, 10 a.m. -- “Summertime Storytime.” A traditional story time organized around this summer’s theme, “Unearth a Story.”* Monday, June 22, 2 p.m.
Area athletes attend TABC Basketball Camp of Champs

Area athletes attend TABC Basketball Camp of Champs

Area athletes attend TABC Basketball Camp of Champs

A group of 10 local student-athletes from Snook and Somerville attended the Texas Association of Basketball Coaches (TABC) Basketball Camp of Champs at Blinn College over June 7-9.The camp highlighted fundamental drills, competitions and league games.