Sports
TIGERS ‘LOVE THE GRIND’
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Around the crack of dawn on a cloudy Monday, the Sealy High School Tigers football team took to the field for their first official practice of the 2022 season. “It’s awesome.
Athletes work on their serve at tennis camp
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Students go back and forth with the tennis ball, working on their serve as well as basic techniques. The Sealy Tennis Camp hosted kindergarten to incoming ninth-grade students.
Tigers volleyball back in motion
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The Sealy Tigers volleyball team pictured running sprints during their morning conditioning and weight room workout session during their first official day of practice. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO.
Six-man football begins
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The Faith Academy of Bellville Knights donned pads early Monday afternoon as the sixman football season got underway. “We want to use the first week to get out there and get loose.
Brazos Cougars hits the gridiron
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Monday evening the Brazos High School Cougars football team was all ears as head coach Ryan Roecker delivered a speech detailing expectations for the season. He emphasized timeliness, players holding themselves accountable and togetherness.
Brazos ISD adds staff
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As the school year approaches, Brazos Independent School District trustees renewed the superintendent’s contract, approved hiring new staffers and addressed dress-code changes. The school board during a recent meeting considered these issues and several more to put the finishing touches on a busy summer, according to minutes from the session.
Tigers host football camp
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Sealy Tigers head football coach Shane Mobley (left) participating in a punt block drill with students at the Summer Football Camp held at Sealy High School July 25. The camp focused on individual fundamentals such as alignment, basic form, footwork, tackling, throwing, catching, route running and run-pass options. PHOTOS BY JASON MANAGO-GRAVES
Football Camp in Brazos
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Youth pictured at the 2022 Cougar Football Camp participating in defensive back drills at Brazos High School July 25. The camp was held for incoming second to ninth graders. PHOTOS BY JASON MANAGO-GRAVES
On target for fun
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A summer camp to hone shooting skills gave 7- to 14-year-olds a chance to learn the basics of firearm handling and safety while having some fun, organizers said. Several attendees also learned how to properly use a bow and arrow.
