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Lady Jays lose to Consol, fall to #13 in Class 2A

After suffering a loss to A&M Consolidated on the road and two losses in the Coach Smith Basktball Tournament in Salado, the Lady Jays fell to Number 13 from Number 11 in the latest Texas Association of Basketball Coaches (TABC) poll. The latest TABC poll was released on Monday, Dec. 9.
SUPER BOWL CHAMPS for Somerville Youth Sports are the Alabama Crimson Tide. They include, front row, from left, Audrey Schoenberg, Serenity Leverette, Ryann Ricci, Greg Shingleton, Kevin Gaines; and back row, from left, Jennifer Mader, Nicholas Connely, Kieleigh Connely, Kemorah Cooper, Dawud Majied and Elijah Lauderdale.

SUPER BOWL CHAMPS for Somerville Youth Sports are the Alabama Crimson Tide. They include, front row, from left, Audrey Schoenberg, Serenity Leverette, Ryann Ricci, Greg Shingleton, Kevin Gaines; and back row, from left, Jennifer Mader, Nicholas Connely, Kieleigh Connely, Kemorah Cooper, Dawud Majied and Elijah Lauderdale.

Tide defeats Hurricanes for Somerville Super Bowl

The undefeated Somerville Youth Sports Super Bowl IV Champions are the Alabama Crimson Tide. The Tide defeated the Miami Hurricanes 26-6 in the annual Somerville Youth Sports Super Bowl game on Nov. 14 at Yegua Stadium in Somerville. The Tide are coached by Elijah Lauderdale and Jennifer Mader.

CHS girls go 2-3 at North Zulch Tourney

The Lady Hornets were 2-3 in the North Zulch Basketball Tournament last week, beating Brazos Christian in their final game 41-28. Caldwell outscored Brazos Christian in every quarter of the game except in the fourth when the Lady Eagles went on a 10-5 run.
DONOVAN JABBAR of Caldwell leaps high for this rebound against Dime Box last Tuesday in Caldwell. The Hornets won 45-44.

DONOVAN JABBAR of Caldwell leaps high for this rebound against Dime Box last Tuesday in Caldwell. The Hornets won 45-44.

Hornets fall in four games at Salado Tournament

The Caldwell Hornets lost four games at the Salado Tournament last weekend after winning a 45-44 thriller over Dime Box on Dec. 3 at home. At the Dec 5-7 tournament, the Hornets lost 43-24 to Thorndale, 39-32 to Cameron, 52-43 to Jarrell and 63-38 to Hyde Park.
THE CALDWELL MIDDLE School 7A basketball team won the Thorn-dale Tournament last week with wins over Thorndale and Rockdale. Team members are pictured after winning the tournament.

THE CALDWELL MIDDLE School 7A basketball team won the Thorn-dale Tournament last week with wins over Thorndale and Rockdale. Team members are pictured after winning the tournament.

CMS 7A team wins Thorndale Tournament

The Caldwell Middle School 7A team won the Thorndale Tournament last week with victories over Thorndale and Rockdale. The 8A team placed second. The 7A team defeated Thorndale 37-36 and Rockdale 23-16.

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Snook, Somerville players make All-District team

Snook, Somerville players make All-District team

Snook, Somerville players make All-District team

Snook’s Qwanterrius Young was named District 14-2A Offensive Most Valuable Player for the 2019 football season, and Snook’s Garrett Lero was named Offensive Newcomer of the Year. Somerville’s Payton Sprouse was named Defensive Newcomer of the Year.
Hornet football players make All-District teams

Hornet football players make All-District teams

Hornet football players make All-District teams

The Caldwell Hornets football team placed four defensive players on the All-District First Team. Three players earned All-District second team honors and seven were named to the honorable mention team. Eight other players were name to the Academic All-District Team.

Caldwell drops to Class 3A for ’20-22

In the latest University Interscholastic League’s (UIL) reclassification and realignment (R&R) conference cutoff numbers, Caldwell High School will be a Class 3A school for the school years 2020-2021 and 2021-2022.