Sealy

Sealy Head Girls Soccer Coach Danielle Eschenburg motivates the girls at halftime against Bellville. The Lady Tigers will be hoping to see the stands packed as they face the Navasota Rattlers at home this Friday, Feb. 9.

The Sealy Lady Tigers ran their winning streak up to five district games in a row while moving to 8-1 in District 25-4A with a 49-29 win over Bellville last Friday night at home. The win leaves Sealy firmly in second place in the district standings with a scheduled showdown with Navasota Jan. 30 on the road.

The Sealy High School girls’ powerlifting team started off their season with some hardware. These ladies had a respectful second place finish at the Brenham meet on Jan.

The first part of 2023 in the Austin County sports scene saw playoff runs by teams in basketball soccer and baseball and ended with Sealy Head Football Coach Shane Mobley announcing he was leaving the program for a position in Peaster.

The Sealy Lady Tigers kicked off the District 25-4A basketball season with a 45-27 win over Wharton last week. The victory moved Sealy to 1-0 in district play while Wharton fell to 0-1 in district action.

The Sealy Tigers participated in the storied Schulenburg tournament last weekend and came away with a strong 3-1 finish in tourney games. Sealy started the tournament with a 62-29 loss to La Vernia.

The Sealy Lady Tigers followed up their strong performance at the Ganado Tournament last week as they traveled to take part in the Brazos River Shootout at Brazos High School. Sealy dropped the opening game of the tourney against Boling.

The Sealy Lady Tigers were on the road Thursday Dec. 7 to Giddings for some basketball action.

Participating in the Ganado Tournament this weekend, the Sealy Lady Tigers came away with a 4-0 record and a tournament championship. “The Varsity and junior varsity Lady Tigers traveled to Ganado to compete in the Maiden Varsity & JV tournament over the weekend,” said Sealy Head Girls Basketball Coach Brateicka Mock.

Frustration seems to be the main motivator for the Sealy girls’ soccer team this season, and for good reason. After impressively clinching the district championship last season, the lady Tigers fell short in the regional quarterfinals to Little Cypress-Mauriceville 3-0.