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Basketball milestone

Basketball milestone

Basketball milestone

Lady Yegua basketball player Ra’Maya Carter scored her 1,000th point last week. See this weeks Sports Page for more about her accomplishment.
MACKENZIE GROCE

MACKENZIE GROCE

Groce named Academic All-State

Snook Lady Jay volleyball player MacKenzie Groce was recently named to the The Texas Army National Guard and the Texas High School Coaches Association 2022-2023 Academic All-State Volleyball Team. Groce was a Second Team honoreee.
LIAM ZEQUEIRA OF Snook dribbles the ball as Caldwell’s Travis Cunningham defends. Caldwell won 62-37. -- Tribune photo by Roy Sanders

LIAM ZEQUEIRA OF Snook dribbles the ball as Caldwell’s Travis Cunningham defends. Caldwell won 62-37. -- Tribune photo by Roy Sanders

Snook finishes 1-4 at Caldwell Tournament

The Snook Bluejays went 1-4 at the Kolache Capital Invitational Tournament on Dec. 1-3 in Caldwell last week. The Bluejays defeated Danbury 51-50 in game one on Thursday, Dec. 1, before falling to Waller JV 55-39, Caldwell 62--37, Milano 52-45 and Mumford 67-35.
HARRISON NOVAK of Caldwell dribbles the ball as Caden Schluens defends for Snook.

HARRISON NOVAK of Caldwell dribbles the ball as Caden Schluens defends for Snook.

Hornets win three games at home tournament

The Caldwell Hornets went 3-2 last week at the Kolache Capital Invitational Tournament in Caldwell, with victories over Danbury, Snook and Waller JV. The Hornets lost to College Station JV and Aggieland Home School in the final two games. Caldwell, who also lost to Milano 42-39 on Nov.
THE 2022 CALDWELL LADY HORNET CROSS country team is, from left, sitting, Fallyn Anderson, Hannah Muzny, Natalie Eastepp, Kori Archer, Ella Bares, standing, Cadie Coston, Kysen Toney and Isabel Alcocer. Not pictured are Gezlynn Wolfe, Adeline Hicks and Kaylan Groce. -- Photo courtesy of Dianne Pursch Photography

THE 2022 CALDWELL LADY HORNET CROSS country team is, from left, sitting, Fallyn Anderson, Hannah Muzny, Natalie Eastepp, Kori Archer, Ella Bares, standing, Cadie Coston, Kysen Toney and Isabel Alcocer. Not pictured are Gezlynn Wolfe, Adeline Hicks and Kaylan Groce. -- Photo courtesy of Dianne Pursch Photography

THE 2022 CALDWELL HORNET CROSS country team is, from left, sitting, Spencer Ellis, Daniel Bardin, Travis Cunningham, Rowdy Smith, standing, Colby Maresh, Jack McClosky and Cooper Ellis. Not pictured are Nathan Scott, Will McDonald and Chris Marshall. -- Photo courtesy of Dianne Pursch Photography

THE 2022 CALDWELL HORNET CROSS country team is, from left, sitting, Spencer Ellis, Daniel Bardin, Travis Cunningham, Rowdy Smith, standing, Colby Maresh, Jack McClosky and Cooper Ellis. Not pictured are Nathan Scott, Will McDonald and Chris Marshall. -- Photo courtesy of Dianne Pursch Photography

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Harrison Novak

Last week during the tournament in Caldwell, Novak scored 17 points against Waller and 18 points against Snook to be the Hornets’ leading scorer in those games. Also, against Waller, he pulled down six defensive rebounds and had two assists, two blocks and an assist.

Lady Yeguas place 4th in Thrall Tournament

Carter has 1,000th point in sight The Lady Yeguas finished fourth in the Thrall Basketball Tournament last week, and the multiple games has senior Ra’Maya Carter closer to a major milestone -- her 1,000th career point as a Lady Yegua.

Somerville loses four games at Thrall Tourney

The Somerville Yeguas lost four games last week at the Thrall Tournament, falling to Rosebud-Lott, Thrall, Georgetown JV and Llano. Somerville, 1-7 headed into this week’s games, also lost to Sealy 61-52 on Tuesday, Nov. 29, at home. In the Thursday, Dec.

Somerville Jr. High girls fall to Burton

The Somerville Junior High School girls basketball team fell to Burton 36-26. V. Hernandez led the Lady Yeguas with 11 points in the loss. Other scorers for Somerville were: J. Isom, seven points; G. Griffenstein, four points; E. Garza, two points; L. Ellis, two points.