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Faith Academy’s Friday night Homecoming Court halftime presentation included Freshmen Princess Jayla Jean Jackson, Sophomore Princess Ja’Kasia Nacole Ragston, Junior Princess Anna Kristin Alma Froehlich, and Senior Queen Candidates Aryana Castillo, Madison Nicole Yuki Halverson, Chesney Grace Addilyn Johnston, Rachel Anna-Clare Kuespert and Ella Nanette Polston. Addie Kuespert, 2021 Queen, returned to her roots from University of Mary Hardin-Baylor to crown the new 2022-2023 Queen, Chesney Johnston.

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Brazos has its football playoff destiny right in its own hands and that is exactly where they wanted it to be. “If we take care of business like we should, then we should be in the playoffs,” said Brazos Head Football Coach Ryan Roecker. “We can’t focus on how anything shakes out for the other teams as long as we take care of what we have to do. If we do what we need to do, then we will be standing where we want to be when the dust settles.”

There were a lot of high hopes heading into the Regional Class 3A track and field meet in Corpus Christi for the Sealy boys’ and girls’ cross country squads. But when the smoke had cleared on the regional meet, Sealy will have only one entrant at the state cross country meet in Round Rock.

The Sealy Lady Tigers are entering the final three games of their district season with their playoff destiny in their own hands. Sealy took on Navasota Tuesday night at home in a crucial district matchup.

Coming into Friday’s County showdown with Bellville, Sealy Head Football Coach Shane Mobley knew his Tigers would be in for a fight with the state-ranked Brahmas. For this year, the bragging rights may go to Bellville, but Mobley knows the fight his Tigers showed in the game will pay dividends later this season.