Snook to host Somerville in homecoming game

Both teams trying to bounce back for a win

  • SNOOK’S RILEY GREEN HITS the ball over Burton’s Allie Hohlt during the Lady Jays’ win over the Lady Panthers in five sets.
    SNOOK’S RILEY GREEN HITS the ball over Burton’s Allie Hohlt during the Lady Jays’ win over the Lady Panthers in five sets.
  • THE LADY JAYS CELEBRATE after beating Burton last Tuesday night at home. Snook beat Burton twice this season and is in the driver’s seat to be the top seed from District 26-2A in the Class 2A playoffs.
    THE LADY JAYS CELEBRATE after beating Burton last Tuesday night at home. Snook beat Burton twice this season and is in the driver’s seat to be the top seed from District 26-2A in the Class 2A playoffs.
  • FRIDA MOTA dives to bump the ball during the Snook-Burton match last Tuesday night in Snook. -- Tribune photo by Denise Hornaday
    FRIDA MOTA dives to bump the ball during the Snook-Burton match last Tuesday night in Snook. -- Tribune photo by Denise Hornaday
The Snook Bluejays will host Burleson County rival Somerville at 7 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 16, with both teams trying to reassert themselves after tough setbacks. The game will be Snook’s homecoming. Snook, 2-4 and 2-1 in district play, is coming off a 36-0 road loss to district rival Burton on Oct. 2. For Somerville, the season has been more frustrating for a different reason. The Yeguas, 0-4…

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