Sports

Last week, the Cougar and Cougarettes Powerlifters competed at Rice Consolidated HS. They did a phenomenal job competing and posted many personal records as they continue to improve and chase Regional Qualification Results are as follows: • Lily Betrand - 1st place

The Sealy Lady Tigers soccer squad will return to their home field this Friday to take on Needville in a non-district contest. Sealy is sporting a 5-3 mark so far this year and this will be the last game before the start of district play Feb.

The Sealy Lady Tigers split a pair of district games this past week to remain in third place in District 25-4A with a 4-2 record. Sealy defeated Needville 54-37 at home last Tuesday and then fell to Brookshire Royal 58-47 on the road in a hard-fought contest.

The Brazos Cougars moved to 5-0 in District 24-3A and remained tied with Hitchcock in the district standings after posting two big wins this week. Brazos opened the week with a 66-43 victory over Hempstead and then finished off the week with a 70-35 win over Harmony at home.

Right now, if it can go wrong for the Sealy boys’ basketball team, it will. After such a promising start to the season, the Sealy Tigers have opened district play with four straight losses and have yet to win a District 25-4A game this season.

The Brazos Cougars powerlifters participated in the Bay City Powerlifting Meet last week and came away with a great start to the season. “Phenomenal first meet of the year for our Cougars and Cougarettes.

A former Sealy High School graduate has been listed among the students being honored by the Texas Coastal Catt leWomen 2022-23 Scholarship winners. John Owen, graduate of Sealy High School 2020 and a junior majoring in Agricultural and Applied Economics with a minor in Agricultural Leadership at Texas Tech University, has been listed among the scholarship honorees.