Sports

The Brenham Cross Country Meet was held on Saturday, September 10th. This meet is billed as “The toughest course in Texas”. It is a course well marked that features a long flat start, challenging hills in the middle, hay bales the runners must jump and a spectacular friendly finish. It is also a very competitive meet. There were 18 5A 6A Public and Private schools from Houston and Katy and 14 1A - 4A schools. It is a great meet to attend to prepare your team for upcoming meets and the Regional and State Meets.

Lady Tigers finish out their non-district schedule with a sweep The Sealy High School Lady Tigers finished out their non-district schedule with a sweep over La Grange Sept. 6, then secured their first district victory against Wharton Sept.

Want to see how strong your child is? Let them participate in the children’s tractor pull on Sunday, October 16, 2022. Registration begins at 2:00P.M.

Opening day for the teal hunting season arrived Saturday, Sept. 10 and Texas hunters had multiple opportunities to harvest birds thanks to improved conditions from recent storms. “Recent rains have provided a muchneeded boost to habitat conditions heading into opening day, so I am expecting a fair teal season this year for Texas,” said Kevin Kraai, Waterfowl Program Leader for the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD). “Things can change, but I hope the forecasts continue to look favorable for more rain in the next few days.” This year’s U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) population and habitat survey indicated bluewinged teal numbers increased 19 percent from the 2019 survey – which was the last time the survey was conducted by USFWS, added Kraai. It’s great news to see that they persisted through some extreme drought conditions.

WALLIS — When it comes to building momentum for a tough District 3A-2, non-district victories are a key component for a team to build confidence in itself before the wars of competition come around. Brazos High School moved to 3-0 on the season with a convincing 58-10 victory over Louise High School Friday night at Cougar Stadium.

SMITHVILLE — The Sealy High School Tigers steamrolled past a solid Smithville team with a 48-0 victory Sept. 2.

The Sealy High School varsity girls’ volleyball team competed in the Lamar Consolidated Independent School District tournament Aug. 25-27 and won five of seven games.