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Hornets win four games to take West High Tournament

Hornets win four games to take West High Tournament

Hornets win four games to take West High Tournament

The Caldwell Hornets won four games over Rogers, Lorena, Grandview and West to win the West Tournament last weekend. Caldwell, who also defeated Columbus 10-0 on Feb. 24, improved to 5-0 on the season, and the players helped Hornets Head Coach Kyle Toney celebrate his 100th win.
CALDWELL’S EMERSON FAUST slides into third base during the Lady Hornet’s 8-8 tie with Madisonville on Saturday during the annual SWARM Tournament at Lady Hornet Field in Caldwell.

CALDWELL’S EMERSON FAUST slides into third base during the Lady Hornet’s 8-8 tie with Madisonville on Saturday during the annual SWARM Tournament at Lady Hornet Field in Caldwell.

Caldwell Hornets softball hosts SWARM Tournament

The Lady Hornet varsity softball team played seven games this past week, winning four, losing two and tying Madisonville in the last game of the SWARM tournament on Saturday. The team is now 6-2-1 for the season.
THE CALDWELL HORNET Boys Team playing at La Grange included, from left, Jessie Enrique, Waylon Chapman, James Coston, Braden Norman, Marshall Armstrong and Sam Waldrip.

THE CALDWELL HORNET Boys Team playing at La Grange included, from left, Jessie Enrique, Waylon Chapman, James Coston, Braden Norman, Marshall Armstrong and Sam Waldrip.

Lady Hornets first at La Grange Tournament

The Caldwell Lady Hornets golf team placed first at the La Grange Tournament last week with a team score of 373. La Grange finished second with a 398. Caldwell’s Maegan Schneider was the tournament champion with a career-best score of 87.

JV softball beats Rudder

The Lady Hornet junior varsity softball team beat Bryan Rudder on the road last Tuesday 12-10. Ashlyn Kellum was the winning pitcher with Haile Garcia catching.
THE CALDWELL VARSITY TENNIS team competed at the Waller Varsity Tennis Tournament last week. Players earning medals were, from left, back, Adolfo Gaucin, Neva Cravens, Waylon Chapman, Hayden Cirilo, Isaac Salazar, Luke Chaplin, front, Kym Le, Nico Lucero and Connor Hughson. The team will play in Cameron this Friday.

THE CALDWELL VARSITY TENNIS team competed at the Waller Varsity Tennis Tournament last week. Players earning medals were, from left, back, Adolfo Gaucin, Neva Cravens, Waylon Chapman, Hayden Cirilo, Isaac Salazar, Luke Chaplin, front, Kym Le, Nico Lucero and Connor Hughson. The team will play in Cameron this Friday.

CHS tennis earns medals at Waller Tournament

The Caldwell High School varsity tennis team competed in the Waller Varsity Tournament on Friday, Feb. 28, and brought home several medals.

CHS varsity girls place third at Rockdale Relays

The Lady Hornet varsity track team finished third at the Rockdale Relays on Friday -- a nice finish to start the track season. The Caldwell girls varsity team racked up a score of 68 points to earn third in the team totals.
Lady Yeguas start District 26-2A at 2-0

Lady Yeguas start District 26-2A at 2-0

Lady Yeguas start District 26-2A at 2-0

Without much practice with the entire team due to basketball playoffs, head softball coach Cal Neatherlin was able to put together two straight wins last week for the Lady Yeguas to start district at 2-0. On Tuesday, Feb. 25, Somerville beat North Zulch 10-0.

Yeguas open with 10-0 loss to Riesel

The Somerville Yeguas fell to Riesel 10-0 in their season opener last Friday, Feb. 28, in Riesel. Riesel scored five runs in the second inning and five in the fourth. Somerville finished with one hit by Ross Dubois.
SOMERVILLE’S Verkobe Woodberry’s shot is about to be blocked by Hearne’s Anthony Jackson. -- Tribune photo by Denise Hornaday

SOMERVILLE’S Verkobe Woodberry’s shot is about to be blocked by Hearne’s Anthony Jackson. -- Tribune photo by Denise Hornaday

Somerville falls to Hearne 98-41 in bi-district play

The Somerville Yeguas, after enjoying a surprising season, fell to Hearne 98-41 in the bi-district playoff game last Tuesday, Feb. 25, in Somerville. The Yeguas finished their season at 19-12 overall, including 5-5 in district play for fourth place.