The Sealy Tiger basketball team hit the floor to open its regular season last week with a nondistrict tilt against Columbus on the road Nov. 30 before a tournament in Caldwell last weekend.
The Sealy Lady Tiger basketball squad dropped its lone non-district game last week then won two of six tournament games over the weekend in Ganado. Sweeny took the nondistrict contest by a 62-34 final score before Sealy won tournament games over Odem (56-41) and Lehman (45-33) and lost tilts against La Grange (42-32), Columbus (54-39), Hallettsville (23-20) and Weimar (31-30).
Eleven Sealy Tiger football players closed their high school careers with academic all-state distinction as awarded by the Texas High School Coaches Association and Army National Guard. The lists were broken up into first-team, second-team and honorable mentions for student-athletes who maintained an overall GPA of 92 or above in courses from grades 9-11 and courses completed in grade 12.
Five members of the Bellville Brahma football team were bestowed with academic all-state honors from the Texas High School Coaches Association and Army National Guard. The lists were broken up into first-team, second-team and honorable mentions for studentathletes who maintained an overall GPA of 92 or above in courses from grades 9-11 and courses completed in grade 12.
The Blinn College men’s and women’s golf teams are each ranked 14th in the latest NJCAA Division I rankings. The Blinn men are 14th out of 20, while the women are 14th out of 27.
The Blinn College volleyball team registered eighth place in its second consecutive appearance in the NJCAA Division I Volleyball Championship at the Hutchinson Sports Arena in Hutchinson, KS. Blinn’s stellar 2021 season included a Region XIV regular-season championship, the Region XIV Tournament championship, and a No.
With Faith Academy’s loss in the TAIAO six-man football state championship, the fall sports season around Austin County has officially come to a close. As The Sealy News accurately predicted in the fall sports preview magazine, plenty of postseason success and trophies returned to Austin County from playoff runs started in Bellville, Sealy and Wallis.
Brazos cross country runners were recently recognized for their efforts in the classroom with spots on academic all-state lists as awarded by the Texas High School Coaches Association (THSCA) and the Cross Country Coaches Association of Texas (CCCAT).
After Bellville fell in the regional semifinal to West Orange-Stark last Friday as the last-standing team from District 12-4A-D2, the all-district results were released. Sealy senior Connor Krenek was named the district’s Utility Player of the Year, 23 Tigers landed on all-district teams and 31 earned academic all-district distinction.