Sports

The Brazos powerlifting teams competed in the Swamp Strength Invitational last Wednesday, Jan. 12, at Rice Consolidated High School and came away with two more lifters of the meet awards, a third-place team finish for the Cougarettes and a second-place team finish for the Cougars.

The Sealy Lady Tiger basketball team dialed up the pressure and converted turnovers to points to help shut down El Campo 46-28 last Friday at home to improve its record within District 24-4A to 2-1 entering this week.

Although the Sealy Tiger basketball team fell in its first District 24-4A contest against El Campo 70-49 last Friday at home, it rebounded from a slow start and a big deficit to the Ricebirds to develop momentum heading into Tuesday’s rivalry matchup with Bellville.

The Sealy Lady Tiger soccer squad opens play within District 20-4A Friday evening against the Hempstead Bobcats on Mark A. Chapman Field at T.J. Mills Stadium with kickoff scheduled for 5 p.m.

The Sealy Tiger soccer team will play its first District 20-4A match Friday against the Hempstead Bobcats on Mark A. Chapman Field at T.J. Mills Stadium searching for its first win of the season. Sealy has started the regular season on an 0-5-1 clip where it was shut out in all five losses following a season-opening draw.

The Blinn College District named a school-record 199 student-athletes to the fall 2021 Don Wilhelm Athletic Director’s Honor Roll, surpassing the previous mark of 196 set during the spring 2021 semester.

The Faith Academy Knight basketball team collected its second win of the season sandwiched in between two losses during last week’s play. Faith Academy lost to School of the Woods 57-32 last Tuesday, beat True North 68-46 Thursday then closed with a 72-35 loss to Kingwood Covenant Prep Friday.

The Sealy Lady Tiger basketball squad got off on the right foot and earned its first District 24-4A win in its first try last Friday at home against Wharton 67-37. Although this year’s team got to celebrate its first district win earlier than teams of the past, Sealy Head Girls’ Basketball Coach Anthony Branch understood this was just the first step o many.