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SNOOK’S DESHUN Hamilton and a Thrall defender leap for the ball during Friday night’s game. -- Tribune photo by Denise Hornaday

SNOOK’S DESHUN Hamilton and a Thrall defender leap for the ball during Friday night’s game. -- Tribune photo by Denise Hornaday

Late Snook rally falls just short in Thrall loss

It was a slow start for Snook last Friday at Thrall, trailing 13-0 early in the second quarter and 26-8 at halftime, but the Bluejays’ passing game cranked up in the fourth quarter with two long TD passes to cut the margin to 26-20.
BOTH SOMERVILLE CROSS COUNTRY teams ran in the Moulton Cross Country Meet on Saturday, Sept. 12. Pictured are, from left, Jaret Pinkerton, Alondra Zamora, Ra’Maya Carter, Destiny Vela and Jazmine Jackson and Javen Henderson.

BOTH SOMERVILLE CROSS COUNTRY teams ran in the Moulton Cross Country Meet on Saturday, Sept. 12. Pictured are, from left, Jaret Pinkerton, Alondra Zamora, Ra’Maya Carter, Destiny Vela and Jazmine Jackson and Javen Henderson.

Somerville XC races in Moulton

Somerville boys and girls varsity ran in the Moulton Cross Country Meet on Saturday, Sept 12, with Ra’Maya Carter, placing 11th in the varsity girls 2-mile race. Carter finished with a time of 15:10.
 Lady Yeguas begin district with Fayetteville, RTC losses

Lady Yeguas begin district with Fayetteville, RTC losses

Lady Yeguas begin district with Fayetteville, RTC losses

The Lady Yeguas began district play last week, losing both District 26-2A matches to Fayetteville and Round Top-Carmine. Last Tuesday in Fayetteville, the Lady Yeguas fell in four sets 22-25, 25-20, 18-25, 13- 25.

Snook XC runs at McGregor Meet

Snook runners competed in the McGregor Cross Country Invitational on Saturday, Sept. 12. Jose Garcia led the varsity boys placing 44th with 22:42.00. Matthew Mathis with Eagle Christian Academy placed first with a time of 17:34.90.

CHS JV VB beats Florence

The Lady Hornet junior varsity volleyball team started district this past Friday, defeating Florence in a twoset match 25-7, 25-15. Caldwell came out energized and ready to play, showing outstanding offense and defense in the first set and never looked back.
CALDWELL’S JAMAR HEWITT goes for the ball last Friday against Lago Vista. The Hornets fell to the Vikings 20-0 in their annual homecoming game. -- Tribune photo by Roy Sanders

CALDWELL’S JAMAR HEWITT goes for the ball last Friday against Lago Vista. The Hornets fell to the Vikings 20-0 in their annual homecoming game. -- Tribune photo by Roy Sanders

CHS offense struggles in 20-0 homecoming loss to Lago Vista

Caldwell’s offense sputtered, and turnovers continued to be a problem in a 20-0 homecoming loss to Lago Vista last Friday. The 2-1 Hornets, whose offense produced some big plays and yardage in prior wins over Snook and Hempstead, managed just 100 total yards -- 32 rushing and 68 passing.
SNOOK’S DESHUN Hamilton holds onto the jersey of Thorndale’s Cain Brymer to make a tackle during the Bluejays’ home opener last Friday. -- Tribune photo by Denise Hornaday

SNOOK’S DESHUN Hamilton holds onto the jersey of Thorndale’s Cain Brymer to make a tackle during the Bluejays’ home opener last Friday. -- Tribune photo by Denise Hornaday

Snook battles in 6-0 loss to Thorndale

Snook had hoped to make a big statement in their opening game at their new stadium against state-ranked Thorndale.

Becka places second at Bellville Meet

Caldwell’s Morgan Becka placed second at the Bellville Invitational Cross Country Meet in the varsity girls division. Becka ran the race with a time of 15:22.8. Kenna Gibson of Boling was first with a time of 14:49.3, and Madison Manak of Sealy was third at 15:27.6.