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Sealy will be well represented at the State Class 4A UIL track and field meet with several athletes punching their tickets with high finishes at the area track and field meet. The top two finishers at the area meet earn a ticket to the state meet in two weeks in Austin.

WHARTON – When this season began, Sealy Head Softball Coach Brittany Whitehead believed her team had the talent to make some noise in district and on Monday evening, the Lady Tigers proved that to be right. Sealy pummeled El Campo 15-3 in the seeding playoff game to earn second place out of Distict 24-4A and give the Lady Tigers a nice dose of confidence as they head into the softball playoffs.

BATON ROUGE, LA — Mark Bonaccorso of Sealy, was recently initiated into the honor society of Phi Kappa Phi, the nation’s oldest and most selective all-discipline collegiate honor society. Bonaccorso was initiated at Texas A&M University.

The Sealy Lady Tigers suffered their first district loss of the season last week when they dropped an 11-0 contest to Needville on the road. Sealy bounced back on Friday with a dominating 17-0 victory over Royal at home.

Who knew the World Cup could shape someone’s entire world? That’s what started it all at the tender age of eight for senior defender and Sealy Tigers’ captain Maximino Requena. Requena’s journey to becoming a name stay on Coach Juan Perez’s team sheet and a crucial member of the Tigers’ backline all began for him after watching one tournament that would change his life forever.

With a young team that needs to gain experience, the Sealy Tigers participated in the East Bernard baseball tournament last week and came away with strong results in helping the team to grow as district play looms ahead.

Sealy’s midweek disappointment against Royal fueled their thumping against New Waverly last Friday night, smashing their district opponents 5-1 at home. The 11-7-2 Tigers took on the 4-12 Bulldogs at T.J.

The Sealy girls powerlifting team shined at the Regional powerlifting meet. Veyda Baena is moving on to state with a first-place finish at the Regional meet. Miranda Trejo placed third in her weight class. COURTESY PHOTO

The Sealy Tigers will want to forget about the string of recent results over the past week, losing to two of their biggest rivals over the span of three days. Sealy faced off against Bellville last Wednesday night, Jan.

What better feeling is there than winning? Winning against your biggest rivals, and big time. The Lady Tigers marked their eighth and ninth straight wins of the season last week with two marvelous district displays, a 3-0 shutout of the Brahmas on their own turf at Bulldog Stadium, and a 5-1 away thrashing of Royal at Falcon Stadium in Brookshire.