Ryanne Meyer is bringing gold back to Sealy High School after an incredible performance at the UIL State Track & Field Meet.
With the pressure on and the entire state watching, Meyer rose above the competition and claimed the state title in High Jump.
Read more in the May 20 edition of The Sealy News
Robert “Bobby” Necker was elected to the city of Sealy’s Position 1 council seat during the May 2 election.
Necker gained 140 early votes and then garnered 88 election day votes to easily outdistance Chrissy Suzanne McGee, who earned 81 total votes.
Read more in the May 6 edition of The Sealy News.
The bi-annual 2026-2028 UIL district realignment was announced on Monday, February 2. As a result, the Sealy Tiger football team has been placed in Region III, District 11-DI. The enrollment numbers for 4A DI division were set at 896 to 1,304. Sealy’s enrollment is 963 which means Sealy will now be competing in a district with Bay City, El Campo, Navasota, Needville, Royal, and West Columbia. Sealy’s 963 enrollment is well above the cutoff numbers for division 1. However, Sealy’s enrollment numbers have only increased by 23 since the last enrollment numbers, which had Sealy at 940.
Samantha “Sammy” Huerta, Female Coach Ed Runner of the Year, led the Sealy Lady Tigers Cross Country team during the season. Huerta, a sophomore, qualified for the state meet where she finished 89th out of 151 runners.
