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Bellville alum Kevin Black represented Wharton County Junior College on the second-team all-conference with a .327 batting average and a teamhigh .995 fielding percentage as a freshman. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO  

Black named all-conference

4 years ago By From Staff Reports
Wharton County Junior College athletes earned a host of All-Conference and All-Region honors after the spring seasons came to a conclusion. Bellville High School alumnus Kevin Black was one of five second-team all-conference selections and one of seven who earned Region XIV All-Academic Team honors for the baseball team.

Twenty-six on academic all-state lists

5 years ago By Cole McNanna
Bellville High School had 26 seniors honored with academic allstate distinction from the Texas High School Coaches Association and Texas Army National Guard when the lists were announced May 6. To be honored, student-athletes, trainers and managers had to be a senior in good standing with the team, of good moral character and had maintained an overall grade point average of 92 or above in all classes from grades 9-11 and courses completed in grade 12.
Bellville junior running back Richard Reese breaks through a would-be tackler during the Brahmas’ home district game against La Marque at the Pasture of Pain Oct. 30, 2020. Reese recently committed to Baylor after his high school career comes to a close. COLE McNANNA  

Reese commits to Baylor

5 years ago By Cole McNanna
Bellville junior running back Richard Reese recently announced his commitment to play football for the Baylor Bears after his high school career. Reese announced he received an offer from the Big 12 school last Monday, May 10, then announced his commitment to Baylor May 13 in a written statement.
Sealy junior Breanna Brandes punched her ticket to the track and field state championship with a silver medal in the pole vault event at the Region III Championship at Challenger Columbia Stadium in League City last Friday and Saturday. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO  

SURVIVE AND ADVANCE

5 years ago By Cole McNanna
The final crop of track and field athletes was whittled down to the tops in Texas following regional championship action across the lone star state last week. Locally, Sealy’s Breanna Brandes (pole vault) and Bellville’s Kirby Marik (high jump) earned second-place finishes at the Region III Championship at Challenger Columbia Stadium in League City last Friday and Saturday.
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