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How much does getting behind 20 points in the opening quarter affect a team?
Beeville’s volleyball team started off the second round of district play by completing a season sweep of Ingleside.
Coastal Bend College’s women’s volleyball team rattled off a pair of home victories at the Peter S. Marecek Physical Fitness Center Sept. 25.
Jada Johnson and Kayla Salazar led the Beeville girls cross country team to the championship of the team’s own meet Sept. 25.
The Beeville tennis team closed out its district slate Sept. 27 with a home loss to Rockport-Fulton.
After going winless through the first round of the district play, the Pettus Lady Eagle volleyball team broke through for its first District 28-2A win of the year Sept. 28.
Coastal Bend College’s slow start to the soccer season seems like a distant memory on the Beeville campus as the team continues to rack up wins.
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About an hour before kickoff of Skidmore-Tynan’s home football game against Monte Alto, Keegan Westmoreland reigned over the school’s homecoming festivities as the new king.
It took two days to do it, but the Skidmore-Tynan volleyball team beat Odem to finish off the first round of District 29-3A play.
Beeville’s bouts with the top two volleyball squads in District 26-4A ended with three-set losses to both on Sept. 24 and 28.
Just one week after watching a teammate turn in one of the finest performances of her career in Corpus Christi, Yaneli Aguilar had her sights set on regaining her status as leader of the pack for the Skidmore-Tynan girls cross country team.
Emilee Sturgeon ran the best race of her career at the biggest event of the year thus far for the Skidmore-Tynan Lady Cat cross country team.
After winning three of four matches at the Blinn Invitational on Sept. 17-18, the Coastal Bend College volleyball team returned to Region XIV play with a four-set loss to Wharton County Sept. 21.
Two key plays that went the other way sunk the Skidmore-Tynan Bobcats in their District 16-3A Division II opener Sept. 24.
Beeville controlled the early part of the first set against visiting Sinton Sept. 21, but the Lady Pirates overcame the slow start on their way to a win.
The Skidmore-Tynan Lady Cat volleyball team held onto its spot atop the District 29-3A standings thanks to two home victories on Sept. 18 and 21.
The District 16-2A Division II opener for the Pettus Eagles resulted in a loss, but that was the least of anyone’s concern at the end of the night.
The win streak for the Coastal Bend College men’s soccer team is up to four straight after two wins during a four-day stretch last week.
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It seems more than odd to say that defense stole the show in a game that saw a combined 80 points, but it certainly fits when you’re talking about Beeville’s second win of the 2021 prep football season.
Fueled by eight wins from its female competitors, the Beeville tennis team improved to 2-1 on the year with victory over Miller Sept. 20.
After going winless through its first three matches, the Coastal Bend College men’s soccer team won back-to-back region contests on Sept. 11 and 15.
In its lone contest of the week, the Coastal Bend College volleyball team dropped a home decision to the Tyler Apache Ladies.
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