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By MATTHEW WATKINS SWEENY - Wharton's playoff hopes were dashed after dropping a 52-21 decision to Sweeny at Bulldog Stadium Friday night. Wharton slipped to 2-3 in the District 24-3A standings and Sweeny now owns the same record. Columbus and Sealy remained tied for the lead with 4-1 records after beating Staffo... More ...
By KEITH ERMIS HITCHCOCK - In a battle of the Bulldogs, Boling came out on the short end of a 62-20 score against Hitchcock here Friday night. Hitchcock improved to 3-0 in the District 27-2A standings and clinched a playoff spot in the process. Boling slipped to 0-3. More ...
Wharton volleyball team beats Sealy in 24-3A finale By MIKE KONVICKA mkonvicka@journal-spectator.com Wharton's volleyball team will learn today who it's Class 3A Region III bidistrict playoff opponent will be. Wharton beat Sealy 25-7, 29-27, 13- 25, 27-25 in the Lady Tigers' District 24-3A finale on Tuesday to finish at 10- 4 in league play. More ... Birds upset By KRIS BAGLEY sports@leader-news.com ROSENBERG - Favored to come away with a blowout win Friday at Traylor Stadium against the Foster, El Campo received a shock instead and dropped 21-14 decision. With the score tied at 14-14 late in the fourth quarter, Foster started it's winning drive after an interception. More ...
Lady Bulldogs beat rival East Bernard again By MIKE KONVICKA mkonvicka@journal-spectator.com EAST BERNARD - Boling's third win over Wharton County rival East Bernard this year was it's most important. Before a crowd of more than 200 fans, the Lady Bulldogs beat the Brahmarettes 25-15, 25-13, 25-20 Tuesday night to claim the third and final District 27-2A playoffs spot. More ...
By MIKE KONVICKA mkonvicka@journal-spectator.com Despite losing to nationally ranked San Jacinto College Thursday night in Pioneer Gymnasium, WCJC's volleyball team remained in the hunt for the two remaining District M playoff spots. The Lady Ravens beat the Lady Pioneers 30-22, 30-15, 30- 23 to improve to 10-0 in league play. WCJC slipped to f... More ... Wharton cross county team finds stiff competition at 24-3A Championships BROOKSHIRE - Wharton's boys track team ran into some stiff competiton at Monday morning's District 24-3A Championships. Runners battled the wind and rain after a cold front moved through area shortly before 9 a.m. Sealy took the team championship with 38 points. More ... Tiger JV dealt first loss by Sweeny 22-14 Wharton's junior varsity football team lost its first game of the season by a 22-14 score to Sweeny Thursday afternoon at Tiger Stadium. Sweeny got a touchdown and extra point kick with 8:20 remaining in the first quarter to go up 7-0. More ... Wharton Frosh drop 43-7 decision to Sweeny Wharton's freshman football team dropped a 43-7 decision to Sweeny in Thursday's District 24-3A game at Tiger Stadium. Sweeny picked up two touchdowns and two 2-point conversions to go up 16-0. The Bulldogs added two more touchdowns and an extra point kick in the second quarter to go up 29-0 at ... More ... Boling JV suffers 48-16 loss to Hitchcock BOLING - Boling's junior varsity football team dropped a 48-16 decision to Hitchcock Thursday afternoon at Bulldog Stadium. Boling's Jarayl Spears scored on a 20-yard run with 9:49 remaining in the first quarter. Spears added the two-point converstion for an 8-0 lead. More ... 7th grade Bullpups prevail over Hitchcock HITCHCOCK - Iago's 7th grade football team picked up a 22-6 win over Hitchcock Thursday afternoon at Bulldog Stadium. Iago jumped out to a 6-0 lead with two minutes left in the first quarter on a 30-yard run by Jaylen Garcia. More ... Tiger 8th grade Blue football team wins SWEENY - Wharton's 8th grade Blue football team improved to 4-3 on the season after beating Sweeny 34-20 Thursday afternoon at Bulldog Stadium. Wharton jumped out to a 6-0 lead with 6:42 remaining in the first quarter on a 27-yard run by Jeremiah Davis. The conversion try failed. More ... Wharton Frosh, JV teams drop final 24-3A matches Wharton's junior varsity and freshman volleyball teams completed their season on Tuesday against Sealy. The junior varisty lost 25-11, 24-26, 15-11. More ... Sports Scene ...A look at the area's upcoming events Tuesday _H_igh _School _Volleyball 2A Bi District - Boling vs. Opponent TBD....................................TBD 3A Bi District - Wharton vs. Bellville or Caldwell..................... More ... EB Jr High boys win 4th straight 27-2A CC meet WALLIS - The East Bernard Junior High boys cross country team captured Tuesday afternoon's District 27-2A Championships held at Brazos High School. The Brahmas finished with 17 points. Brazos was second with 48 points and Van Vleck was third with 73 points. More ... 8th grade Pups lose to Hitchcock HITCHCOCK - Iago's 8th grade football team dropped a hard-fought 12-6 decision to Hitchcock in Thursday's District 27-2A game at Bulldog Stadium. Hitchcock picked up touchdowns without extra points in the first and second quarter to go up 12-0 at halftime. More ... EB junior high girls win 27-2A cross country meet WALLIS - East Bernard's Junior High cross country team claimed Tuesday afternoon's District 27-2A Championships held at Brazos High School. The Brahmarettes finished with 16 points and Van Vleck was second with 41 points. More ... TPWD Youth Hunting weekend today, Sunday Passing the hunting heritage, as well as a rifle or shotgun, on to the next generation of hunters are what the upcoming special youth-only seasons are all about, according to the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department. TPWD has set aside this weekend, Oct. More ... Migratory Game Report Dove & Waterfoul DOVE HUNTING : North Zone dove hunters received new birds as a result of the front, however, only a few hunters are taking advantage. Panhandle hunters have scored over milo and corn. Milo fields north of Dallas has been good in the afternoon. Central Zone hotspots have been Uvalde, Brownwood, Sa... More ... Upcoming deer season expected to be good Last year's Texas deer hunting season was considered text book by state wildlife biologists. This season, hunters may have to throw out the book. Indicators leading into the Nov. 3 season opener point to potentially great hunting across much of the state, according to Texas Parks and Wildlife Dep... More ... |
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