Sealy

The Sealy Tiger spring tennis team collected top finishes from the Wharton Tournament last week and earned two gold medals, a silver medal and two more bronze medals in the antepenultimate match before the District 24-4A Championship April 12 and 13.

Sfter losing its first 10 of 11 games, the Sealy Lady Tiger softball team has now won six games in a row including the first two in district play. Sealy opened its District 24-4A slate with a 15-5, run-rule win over Wharton at home last Tuesday and followed that up with a 9-4 win over Navasota on the road the following day.

The Sealy Tiger baseball team was hoping the start of the District 24-4A slate would serve as a reset button for the club that carried a 3-14 record through non-district play following a 6-4 loss to La Grange last Thursday afternoon.

Monday afternoon, the Sealy golf teams took on the Pecan Lakes Golf Club in Navasota for the two-round District 24-4A Championship where the top two teams or the top two individual medalists from non-advancing teams punch a ticket to regionals. The second round will be played next Monday, March 29.

The Sealy Tiger soccer teams have officially entered the postseason and will have their bi-district playoff games this Friday. The Lady Tigers will head to Cameron Yoe to face the third-place Yeomen from District 19 with kickoff set for 6 p.m.

The Sealy baseball program extends a note of appreciation to AL&M Building Supplies for providing material for a the ticket gate at Aubrey “Mutt” Stuessel Stadium. COLE McNANNA.

The Sealy basketball teams had multiple athletes honored with all-district distinction following the 2020-2021 season where the Tigers finished fourth and the Lady Tigers sixth. For the Tigers, senior Donte Beasley was named the District 24 Defensive MVP, and classmates Jacob Gajewski (first-team all-district) and Nick Martinez (second-team all-district) each made a team.

The Sealy Tiger track teams hosted the annual Sammy Dierschke Relays at T.J. Mills Stadium and Sealy Junior High School last Thursday and came away with both team titles as well as new school records.

The Texas High School Powerlifting Associations will have Austin County representatives at the state championship meet, two in the boys’ competition and one in the girls’ competition. After finishing in the top two in their class at the respective regional championships, Bellville’s Alex Marek and Brazos’ Joey Townsend and Halie Gonzalez punched their tickets to the top meet in the state.