Both Snook and Caldwell had athletes named to the Texas High School Coaches Association’s (THSCA) 2024 Academic All-State Teams -- including Snook’s J. Beaux Hruska being named to three academic teams: baseball, golf and boys track.

Kelly Urbanovsky and Kameryn Hill were both one single away from hitting for the cycle during Caldwell’s 24-0 win over Houston Scarborough. And, after the blowout win, the Texas Girls Coaches Association’s (TGCA) latest Class 4A poll has Caldwell jumping from Number 22 to tied with Snyder at Number 10.

Marissa Batiste was 3-for-3 at the plate including two triples to lead the Lady Jays past Centerville 16-5 in their bi-district playoff game last Thursday in Caldwell. Batiste also walked twice, scored three times and had two RBIs.

The Caldwell boys won the team title at last week’s District 22-4A Tennis Tournament at Caldwell. The boys had a total score of 11 points, with Manor New Tech in second with eight points.

The Caldwell Hornets rallied for a 10-8 win at Smithville on Tuesday, April 23, to secure an outright district championship. Caldwell had trailed 8-4 after four innings and added three runs each in the top of the fifth and seventh innings for the rally.

Th e S ome r v i l l e Yeguas lost to Mumford 12-0 on the road on Tuesday, April 23, and 19-2 at home on Friday. The Yeguas fell to 4-10 in district play and will face Evadale in a first round playoff on Thursday at West Fork High School in New Caney.

The Snook Bluejays defeated Round Top-Carmine 11-1 last Friday at home in their season finale. Snook lost to the Cubs 2-1 on Tuesday, April 23, in Carmine.

Last week, the Caldwell Junior High softball orange team faced Rockdale Junior High, but, unfortunately, CJH did not come home with the win. However, there were some highlights from the game.

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