East Central Hornets Fall To South San In Homecoming Loss
The East Central Hornets lost 34-6 at South San in a homecoming game. Tracy Garby threw a 17 yard TD to Greg Mohr and Jose Mendoza posted 17 tackles. The coach called it the worst game of the year and said the team will play San Antonio Lee at Blossom Field next.
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East Central Hornets
South San
Bobcats
Harry McCluskey
Hornets
Tracy Garby
Greg Mohr
McCluskey
Jose Mendoza
Blossom Field
San Antonio Lee
Falls City Beavers Lose to Sacred Heart Indians 28 7
Falls City Beavers traveled to Hallettsville to face Sacred Heart Indians and lost 28 to 7. Coach Newberry blamed a backbreaker TD called back and a near miss inside the 10 yard line, noting it could have flipped the game. Mark Pawelek rushed 20 times for 116 yards and an 85 yard TD. Parents Night looms as Nixon-Smiley visits this Friday.
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Hallettsville
Falls City
Beavers
Sacred Heart Indians
Newberry
Indians
Mark Pawelek
Kames City Badgers Fall Short Against Yorktown Wildcats
In a tight Friday matchup the Kames City Badgers lost 14 to 13 to the Yorktown Wildcats. Charlie Foley opened scoring with a 71 yard TD run and Jim Wood added the extra point.
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Kames City Badgers
Yorktown Wildcats
Fighting Badgers
Michael Fox
Badger
Charlie Foley
Jim Wood
Yorktown
Wildcats
Badgers
Wildcat
Refugio
Karnes City
Floresville High Hosts Open House For Parents
Floresville High School will hold an Open House on Monday Oct 8. A 6 30 p m assembly in the Wileye Seale Auditorium precedes parent meetings with teachers to discuss grading and student progress. Teachers stay open until 8 p m. Parents urged to attend.
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Floresville High School
Wileye ‘Seale
Pleasanton Eagles Top Crystal City Javelinas 35 20
Pleasanton rode a balanced attack to a 35 20 victory at Crystal City. Leading rushers were Mike Leal 193 yards and 2 TDs T J Griego 123 yards 2 TDs and 6 of 12 passing for Griego. Ray Tijerina and Billy Olivarrez intercepted Javelina passes. Homecoming vs LA Southside set for Friday.
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Pleasanton Eagles
Crystal City
Javelinas
Eagles
Mike Leal
T.J. Griego
Mike Robles
Anthony Martinez
Ray Tijerina
Javelina
Billy Olivarrez
L.A. Southside
Southside
Kotzur
Stockdale Brahmas Fall to Bandera in Week Opponent Clash
Stockdale Brahmas hosted Bandera Bulldogs and fell 26-18 as early mistakes and penalties hampered the Brazil first half. Rodney Mayberry delivered two TDs a 5 yard and 60 yard rush while Gabriel Arrabazo ran in for a 3 yard score. Coach Mark Weaver noted no serious injuries and predicted a better showing at Natalia next Friday.
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Stockdale Brahmas
Bandera Bulldogs
Mark Weaver
Brahmas
Bulldogs
Rodney Mayberry
Gabriel Arrabazo
Weaver
Natalia
Poth JV Overpowers Lytle 40-0 In Big Victory
Poth IV defeated Lytle 40 to 0 on Thursday night with a stingy defense allowing two first downs, both via penalties. Greg Frerich led with two touchdowns, while Kevin Moczygemba Casey Pruski Brian Lyssy and Ricky Sanchez scored. A safety was awarded to Poth after a bad snap. Poth JV record improves to 2-.
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Poth
Lytle
Pirate
Greg Frerich
Kevin Moczygemba
Casey Pruski
Brian Lyssy
Ricky Sanchez
Jvs
Poth Pirates Roll Past Lytle Pirates 41 0 Homecoming Victory
The Poth Pirates crushed the Lytle Pirates 41 0 on homecoming night as Kevin Wiatrek scored five touchdowns. Poth rushed 50 times for 276 yards and passed for 178, amassing 23 first downs while Lytle managed 65 total offensive yards. Poth improves to 3 1 and travels to Flatonia for their last non district game.
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Poth Pirates
Lytle Pirates
Lytle
Poth
Kevin Wiatrek
Greg Felux
Chris Grimes
Benny Ben
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POVE
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State Farm Insurance Company
Bloomington
Illinios
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C” Street
San Antonio
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