October 2021

After forcing a three and out to open the game, Sealy held the ball for 2:10, built a 16-point lead and never looked back to help earn a 58-7 win in the Battle of the Tigers in Wharton Friday night at Eddie Joseph Memorial Stadium.

In the penultimate District 12-4A-D2 contest, Sealy improved its record to 3-2 and Wharton fell to 0-5. With a La Marque loss to Bellville Friday night, Sealy secured a playoff berth for the second year in a row.

The Sealy Fire Department visited Small World Early Childhood Enrichment Center as part of Fire Prevention Month. Students got an up-close look at the trucks’ equipment and driver’s seat. COURTESY PHOTOS

The Sealy Lady Tiger volleyball squad earned sweeps in its final two home matches last week to improve its record within District 24-4A to 7-2 with only one match remaining this week. Sealy beat Wharton Tuesday on parent night and Navasota Friday on senior night to close its home slate of matches.

Sealy Elementary is proud to announce its sponsorship of a community literacy initiative, a Little Free Library. To assist our young readers in their endeavors to become proficient, literate reading Tigers, two Little Free Library boxes have been placed around the community inside Bill’s Country Market and on the porch at Tropical Ice. Help our children by visiting these locations and borrowing one or many of our interesting books. New titles will periodically replace former titles, so visit often! Pictured on the left is the library inside Bill’s and on the right are early attendees at Tropical Ice.

The Wallis City Council met Wednesday, Oct. 20, at city hall to discuss increasing wages for city employees after the recent inflation rate increase across the United States. Ultimately the agenda item concerning the cost of living pay adjustments was tabled after discussion between staff and council.

Students from the Sealy High School Interact Club collected aluminum from a collection site at The Sealy News last Thursday, Oct. 21, and raised $55.80. Pictured from the left are Madelyne Saucedo, Aaron DeLeon, Malorie Woolman, Isabelle Osbun and Jazmine Reyna. HANS LAMMEMAN

Both Sealy cross country teams punched a ticket to the Class 4A State Championship Nov. 6 after top-four team finishes at the Region III Championship Monday afternoon in Huntsville. It will be the first time any one Tiger team competed at the state meet since 1994 and the first time both teams will represent Sealy High School since 1990.