THE 2023 CALDWELL HORNET VARSITY BASEBALL team is, from left, top, Braden Perkkio, Ryan See, Lucas Peel, Preston Supak, Zach Heaton, Chase Faust, Coy Becka, middle, Korbin Burns, Travis Cunningham, Shane Clements, Colby Maresh, Conor Lee, Zane Brown, bottom, Carson Parker, Daniel Bardin, Josh Wilson, Blane Garza, Blane Castaneda, Hays Beavers and Colt Hart. -- Photo courtesy of Dianne Pursch Photography

BUILDING ON THE PAST and continuing the learning, the Texas A&M Beef Cattle Short Course on Aug. 7-9 will look forward to the opportunities and challenges of the beef cattle industry in the future. -- Texas A&M AgriLife photo by Sam Craft

THE LADY HORNETS BEGAN their first day of practice on Monday, July 31, to prepare for the 2023 volleyball season. Pictured are those who attended the first day of practice.

GIULIANA SCARMARDO COMPETES in the 9U Straight Barrels at the Burleson County Saddle Club Youth Rodeo in Caldwell.

THE 2023 CALDWELL HIGH SCHOOL POWERLIFTING team is, from left, back, Coach Beck Neal, Dylan Errington, Brenden Lee, E.J. Rogers, Davian Sanchez, Luke Freeman, Jaxon Anderson, Blake Zalobny, Cameron Chollett, Aiken Morgan, Justin Balcar, middle, Allie Mondey, Bre’yona Richmond, Karly Fritsche, Jackie Pinkerton, Charley Singleterry, Ra’kyiah Roeseman, front, Miranda Polasek and Kodi Hitchcock. -- Photo courtesy of Dianne Pursch Photography

SOMERVILLE QUARTERBACK Ian Teague is listed as a “player to watch” in this year’s “Texas Football Magazine.” The Yeguas are picked to make the playoffs for the third straight year.