Sealy

A trio of Sealy Lady Tiger powerlifters competed at the Texas High School Women’s Powerlifting Association’s Class 4A Small School State Championship meet last Friday, March 18, in Corpus Christi.

The Sealy Lady Tigers opened district play over spring break and dropped their first two District 24-4A contests last Monday at home and Tuesday on the road. Sealy’s first district game was a back-and-forth battle but the Navasota Lady Rattlers eventually emerged victorious 10-9.

Austin County will be well represented in the UIL Region 3-4 Playoffs on the soccer pitch at the end of this week with both men’s and women’s teams qualifying from Sealy and Bellville. In the Bi-District Championship, the District 20-4A Champion Lady Tigers draw the Rockdale Tigers this Friday in Columbus with kickoff set for 6 p.m.

For the first time in program history, the Sealy Lady Tiger soccer team finished the regular season as district champions after a 1-0 win over Royal last Friday night at home. Sealy freshman Elizabeth Reichardt’s goal with only 5:24 left in regulation was the difference-maker in the contest that featured wind gusts up to 35 miles per hour.

teams split with Navasota T Sealy Tiger soccer last Friday night at T.J. Mills Stadium where the Tigers lost their first contest within District 20-4A, 4-3, but the Lady Tigers won 1-0 on Elizabeth Reichardt’s penalty kick with 13 minutes left in regulation.

Sam Houston senior Clayton Fritsch not only claimed the Western Athletic Conference pole vault championship last weekend in New Mexico but he also set the conference’s all-time indoor record and the meet record with a final clearance of 18’ 9.5” (5.73m).

The Sealy Tiger tennis squad hosted a quad match with East Bernard, Rice and Columbus last Wednesday at Sealy Junior High. The Tigers have three regular-season matches remaining before the district championship.

Sealy’s Connor Krenek (utility) and Thomas Clark (linebacker) were honorable mentions on the Texas Sports Writers Association’s Class 4A All-State team released Friday morning.

Krenek was District 12-4A’s utility player of the year and Clark was a first-team all-district wide receiver and linebacker for the Tigers. Krenek represented Sealy on the THSCA first-team academic all-state and Thomas Clark landed on the second-team academic all-state.