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Sealy cross country state-bound

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Both Sealy cross country teams punched a ticket to the Class 4A State Championship Nov. 6 after top-four team finishes at the Region III Championship Monday afternoon in Huntsville. It will be the first time any one Tiger team competed at the state meet since 1994 and the first time both teams will represent Sealy High School since 1990.
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Sealy sweeps home finale

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The Sealy Lady Tiger volleyball squad earned sweeps in its final two home matches last week to improve its record within District 24-4A to 7-2 with only one match remaining this week. Sealy beat Wharton Tuesday on parent night and Navasota Friday on senior night to close its home slate of matches.

Faith runners finish season

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The Faith Academy Cross Country Team “Saved the BEST for Last.” They ran in their final regularseason meet Saturday, Oct. 23, at Covenant Christian in Conroe. The course was on the school’s campus where runners made multiple loops around the mostly grass terrain that took them into a nice shaded tree-lined trail and then over a few small rolling moguls. Seventeen schools were represented in the eight divisional races.

Knights win homecoming

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The Faith Academy Knight football squad hosted its homecoming contest last Friday at SAB Stadium in Bellville against the Texas Christian Tigers. The hosts scored on their first possession of the game, on an 18-yard pass from the Figueroa-brother combination of sophomore quarterback Noah to senior receiver Nathan, and never looked back to help build a 56-19 win.
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Small town Shooting Star

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Dancing atop the dugouts in Minute Maid Park, Ashley Byars is a proud representative of Austin County in her fourth season as a Houston Astros Shooting Star. For the Sealy High School graduate, her unlikely career at the ballpark began with a passion for baseball that she developed as a kid.
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Sealy downs Sweeny 65-33

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Six different Sealy scorers helped amass the most amount of points scored in nearly six years en route to the Tigers’ 65-33 win over the Sweeny Bulldogs Friday night at T.J. Mills Stadium in District 12-4A-D2 action.

Sealy eclipsed 60 for the first time since consecutive district games in 2015 (67 against Wheatley Nov. 6, and 63 against Furr Oct. 30) and did so for the first time since Head Coach Shane Mobley and Offensive Coordinator Chris Carruthers took over four years ago.

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Small town Shooting Star

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Dancing atop the dugouts in Minute Maid Park, Ashley Byars is a proud representative of Austin County in her fourth season as a Houston Astros Shooting Star. For the Sealy High School graduate, her unlikely career at the ballpark began with a passion for baseball that she developed as a kid.

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Cougar runners regional-bound

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The Brazos Cougar cross country teams punched tickets to the Region III Championship with top-three team finishes at the District 24-3A Championship last Wednesday on their home course. Esmeralda Garcia was the individual district champion for the Cougarettes, who qualified for regionals for the 19th consecutive season.