Sports

Snook wins 67-59 over Anderson-Shiro

Roy Sanders

Tuesday, December 24, 2024

The Snook Bluejays dominated the fourth quarter in a 67-59 road win over Anderson-Shiro last Friday, improving their record to 10-7.The game followed a 45-40 home loss to Granger on Tuesday, Dec. 17.The Owls held Snook to a 16-16 tie in the first quarter, and Snook led just 31-30 at halftime.

Hornets finish 1-3 at Centerville Tournament

Roy Sanders

Wednesday, December 18, 2024

The Caldwell Hornets opened with a big win over Buffalo in game one of the Centerville Tournament last week before struggling in three straight losses.The Hornets fell to 6-8 heading into a home game on Tuesday, Dec. 17, against Milano.Caldwell defeated Buffalo 53-47 in game one on Thursday, Dec.

KASON ROHRBACH moves past this St. Joseph defender for a layup shot. Tribune photo by Roy Sanders

Somerville goes 1-2 at home tournament

Roy Sanders

Wednesday, December 18, 2024

The Somerville Yeguas struggled with turnovers and missed free throws in a 1-2 finish at their Koppers Tournament last week.Somerville, 3-5 for the season, defeated St. Joseph in game one 53-37 on Thursday before falling on Friday to Brenham JV 53-48 and to Richards, the tournament champion, 58-48.

BRETT WITHEM OF Snook moves the ball down court against Vanderbilt Industrial. Snook lost 41-30. Tribune photo by Roy Sanders

Snook takes third at home tournament

Roy Sanders

Wednesday, December 18, 2024

Snook was 2-3 at their home tournament last Thursday through Saturday, good enough for a third-place finish.The Bluejays, now 9-6, defeated Dime Box 64-27 in game one on Thursday before falling to Eastern Buckets of Australia 42-20 in game two.

ALANA STRINGFELLOW and Annette Reyna fight for possession of the ball during the Snook-Somerville game last Friday in Snook. Tribune photo by Roy Sanders

Lady Jays soar to 64-18 win over Lady Yeguas

Denise Squier

Wednesday, December 18, 2024

Snook’s Dakota Kienow and Karla Lara had phenomenal offensive showings last Friday night, leading the Lady Jays to victory over rival Somerville 64-18 in the district opener for both squads.After a tepid first half, the Lady Jays’ Kienow and K. Lara put on a second half scoring clinic for the win.

CALDWELL’S ZANE BROWN

News Staff

Wednesday, December 18, 2024

CALDWELL’S ZANE BROWN was recently named to the All-District second team for District 11-4A as a linebacker.Last week, in The Tribune’s recognition of Hornet players being named to the All-District Team, the photo listed as Zane Brown was incorrect.

Lady Yeguas fall to Wallis-Brazos 50-31

News Staff

Wednesday, December 18, 2024

Last Tuesday, Dec. 10, the Lady Yeguas traveled to Wallis-Brazos, falling 50-31.Coach Josh Vela said, “We made a good run late, but it wasn’t enough to cut the lead down to single digits.”The leading scorer was Viviana Munoz with 13 points.

KEITH CRAWFORD

News Staff

Wednesday, December 18, 2024

During the Koppers Tournament last week, Crawford was Somerville’s leading scorer in all three games: 15 points against St. Joseph (tied with Ja’Keith Daniels), 22 points against Brenham JV and 24 points against Richards.

DAKOTA KIENOW

News Staff

Wednesday, December 18, 2024

Against Somerville last week, Kienow scored 20 points to lead Snook to a 64-18 win -- with all of her points scored in the second half.

Sports Corner

Sloan Preuss

Wednesday, December 18, 2024

SUCH A MESS -- The College Football Playoffs are such a huge mess in the first year, you would think the Tasmanian Devil came through and tore up the house.That’s who I blame it on when the laundry isn’t done, the dishes are dirty, and the trash can is overflowing.

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