March 2021

The Sealy Tiger golf teams returned to Pecan Lakes Golf Club in Navasota on Monday of this week for the second round of the District 24-4A Championship and the Tigers punched their ticket to regionals with a second-place team finish.

The Sealy Lady Tiger softball team suffered its first loss within District 24-4A against El Campo, 13-3, last week but bounced back with a 20-0 win over Royal later that week and a 12-5 win over Bellville to start this week.

The Sealy Lady Tiger soccer team found the end of the road in the bi-district round of the playoffs last week when Cameron Yoe defeated Sealy by a 2-0 score. The Lady Tigers were back in the postseason for the sixth time in as many years under head coach Adrian Rocha but this time as a two seed in a new district.

The Sealy Tiger baseball team got the monkey off its back and snapped a losing streak with a pair of wins to start play within District 24-4A last week. It got started with a 4-3, walk-off win over El Campo last Tuesday where head coach Dane Bennett said starting pitching Rhys Reichardt set the tone.

The Sealy Tiger soccer team won its second Area Championship in its two most recent postseason trips with a 2-1 win over Waco La Vega Monday night in Madisonville. Sealy beat Smithville by a 5-2 score last Friday in the bi-district round in Columbus and has set up a third-round meeting with Salado who ended Bellville’s season with a 4-2 win in the Area round.

The Sealy High School One Act Play group recently earned first place from the bi-district competition and earned a spot at Regionals thanks to outstanding performers. In the bi-district In the bi-district round, Sealy competed against District 23 and 24 representatives and earned the best performer, best overall crew, had four all-star honorees and three more honorable mention all-star cast members.

Spring Break packed in a world of opportunities for Sealy FFA Tigers raising livestock to show at the major stock shows. Students spend months dedicated to the success of preparing, training, and feeding their livestock projects to be competitive in the show rings of the largest and most prestigious stock shows in the world. After last year’s cancellations, this year’s efforts by the students in the Sealy FFA exhibited not only livestock but also resilience as they navigated major stock showmanship during the pandemic. Showcasing the unstoppable spirit of determination and passion for agriculture, the Tigers elevated this year’s season to a historic level as the show season continues throughout the Spring.

Texans who spent up to 80 hours freezing their homes without electricity during the historic freeze last month now burn with anger to learn that the changes state leaders promised to stabilize the power grid are likely to be purely cosmetic.