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THE SOMERVILLE JUNIOR HIGH cross country team ran well at the Sealy Cross Country Meet last week. The team includes Viviana Munoz, Orlando Ramey, Andres Garcia, Ariel Zamora and Gavin Williams. The team is coached by Billy Ramey.

THE SOMERVILLE JUNIOR HIGH cross country team ran well at the Sealy Cross Country Meet last week. The team includes Viviana Munoz, Orlando Ramey, Andres Garcia, Ariel Zamora and Gavin Williams. The team is coached by Billy Ramey.

Vela, Carter finish in top 25 at Sealy XC Meet

The Running Yeguas cross country team competed at the Sealy Cross Country Meet last week, with Destiny Vela and Ra’Maya Carter placing in the top 25 in the varsity gold girls division. Vela finished 21st in the two-mile course with a time of 15:03, and Carter was 23rd with a time of 15:04.
SOMERVILLE’S VERKOBE WOODBERRY breaks free against Grangers last Friday. Also pictured is Johnny Legg, center.

SOMERVILLE’S VERKOBE WOODBERRY breaks free against Grangers last Friday. Also pictured is Johnny Legg, center.

Yeguas drive late but fall to Granger 20-17

It was another close call for Somerville, fumbling away at the Granger one-yard line in the final seconds for what would have been the winning score. Somerville, 0-3, lost 2017 in the district opener at Granger, but again looked like a winner for most of the night.
Lady Yeguas beat Richards, fall to Brazos Christian

Lady Yeguas beat Richards, fall to Brazos Christian

Lady Yeguas beat Richards, fall to Brazos Christian

The Lady Yeguas beat Richards on the road Friday night in straight sets in a District 26- 2A match 25-15, 25-7, 25-17. Emma Kovasovic led the Somerville offense at the net with seven kills, and Kailey Eldridge led the team in assists with 15.
THE SNOOK CROSS COUNTRY team competed at the Salado Tenroc High School Invitational last week at Tenroc Ranch. The team includes boy runners, John See, Jared Bryan and Jose Garcia, and girl runners, Carmen Miller and Paola Arredondo.

THE SNOOK CROSS COUNTRY team competed at the Salado Tenroc High School Invitational last week at Tenroc Ranch. The team includes boy runners, John See, Jared Bryan and Jose Garcia, and girl runners, Carmen Miller and Paola Arredondo.

Snook XC runs at Salado Meet

Snook’s cross country team ran at the Tenroc High School Invitational in Salado last week, with last year regional qualifier Paola Arredondo running for the first time this year. Arredondo has been battling illness this season and has been concentrating on getting her strength back.

Caldwell 7th grade defeats Giddings 28-0

Caldwell’s seventh grade football team defeated Giddings 28-0 last Thursday in Giddings. Zane Brown scored two touchdowns on runs of 28 and two yards and ran for a two-point conversion.
CHS tennis wins another district match

CHS tennis wins another district match

CHS tennis wins another district match

The Caldwell Hornet tennis team beat Cameron Yoe 15-4 to go 2-0 in District 20-4A. The match was played at Sam Rayburn Middle School in Bryan on Thursday, Sept. 17. Coach Sandra Gilland said, “Despite a lightning and rain delay, we were able to get the match finished.”
NEVA CRAVENS and her girls doubles partner Aletza Torres won their District 20-4A match against a Smithville duo with a perfect 6-0, 6-0. -- Tribune photo by Denise Hornaday

NEVA CRAVENS and her girls doubles partner Aletza Torres won their District 20-4A match against a Smithville duo with a perfect 6-0, 6-0. -- Tribune photo by Denise Hornaday

CHS tennis opens district with win over Smithville

The Caldwell Hornet tennis team opened District 20-4A on Saturday against Smithville, easily defeating the Tigers 14-5. The match was played at La Grange High School.

Yeguas battle Leon tough, fall 30-29

The Somerville Yeguas got very close, just missing a twopoint try in the final five minutes and fumbling away at the oneyard line in the final seconds, but fell to Leon 30-29 last Friday in Leon.

Lady Hornet XC wins Thrall Meet

The Caldwell varsity girls won the team title at the Thrall Cross Country Invitational Number 2 on Saturday, Sept. 12. The team finished with a score of 44. Burnet was second with a score of 62 and Austin Champions Homeschool was third with 76.