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The following are the results from the 2024 Brazos High School Cross Country Invitational. The Sealy girls’ team finished with a second-place finish behind East Bernard while the Sealy boy's cross-country team also claimed a second- place finish behind East Bernard.

With the first Brazos scrimmage under his belt, Brazos Head Football Coach Audie Jackson believes his team is headed in the right direction in preparation for the season ahead. “I think the kids are excited about the new year,” Jackson said.

Finley sees growth in program this year Coming into the first football scrimmage of the 2024 season, Sealy Head Football Coach Clint Finley was looking to see his squad play with a stronger determination than what was displayed in the early going last year. Challenge accepted.

The Sealy volleyball squad kicked off its season by participating in the Columbus volleyball tournament last week. Sealy played against some tough opponents and looked strong during the tourney play. Sealy took on East Bernard Tuesday night, but the results were not available at press time. Sealy will participate in the Bay City Tournament Thursday and Saturday.

Finley believes program has stepped in right direction JIMMY.GALVAN@SEALYNEWS.COM One week into workouts and Sealy Head Football Coach Clint Finley likes what he sees with his squads as they hit the practice fields. “They look good I’ve been really pleased with how they’ve come out and worked,” Finley said.

JIMMY.GALVAN@SEALYNEWS.COM Sealy Head Volleyball Coach Caroline Owen said her squads are “off to a great start” after playing Boling and Needville in a pair of scrimmages last weekend. “All three teams did really well! It was for sure a great two days and we are off to a great start,” Owen said.

Don’t look now, but high school football is back and in action. Austin County football squads hit the fields Monday in preparation for the 2024 season ahead.

The Sealy volleyball squad is set to begin its 2024 season with scrimmages against Boling and Needville on Friday and Saturday. The season is set to begin Tuesday, Aug. 13 with a road contest against St. John’s 23.

Coming off a 35-win season last year, Sealy Head Volleyball Coach Caroline Owen knows her program has started to etch itself as a program to be reckoned with on the court. To prepare for this upcoming season, the Sealy volleyball squads participated in the Schulenburg Summer League and came away with strong results.