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Across multiple sports this season, Wallis Brazos Cougars and Cougartettes had several senior athletes make a name for themselves. They made such a name for themselves that 13 of them were awarded the Brazos Athletic Booster Club Scholarship.

One participant that continued to impress while at the state meet was freshman Ryanne Meyers. “ Our fresh-man did exceptionally well finishing in fourth place. That was a big accomplishment for her and hopefully we can get her in other events next year,” Sealy track and field coach Ray Dabney said. Meyers also faced a challenge at the regional meet in which she had to clear a height to make herself eligible for the state berth. “ She had already missed it twice, but she came through with an excellent jump, and she ended up with two personal records that day and had to have a jump off for the third space spot,” Dabney continued. “ That was a big accomplishment for her.”

Graduation season is in full swing as another wave of budding young adults spread their wings and take flights, putting a close to their primary school years. Brazos High School students were the first to walk the stage and toss their caps in the air at their graduation ceremony held last Friday night, May 15, at Cougar Stadium.

When pet parents travel but have no one to watch their furry companions, boarding can be a safe and necessary option. But being away from home, adjusting to an unfamiliar environment and adapting to a new schedule can impact even the most easygoing cats and dogs. For those pets, the abrupt shift can temporarily affect appetite, digestion, behavior and even immune function.