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RHS sophomore Roger Gradney gets his chance to run for a state championship on May 12 at UT Austin. Gradney will compete in the 100-meter and 200-meter races after qualifying for both in the regional meet earlier this month. Running events begin at 5 pm.
Read moreSignups have begun for the Columbus Cardinals athletic training summer camps. CISD students from 3rd to 9th grade can take their pick from a selection of sports and dates for their respective training camps. The camps will be run by CHS coaches and staff to help prepare the next generation of CHS athletes. Below is a list of the sports available and the dates the camps will be held.
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Senior Molly Olivarez will continue her softball career to the next level after signing her letter of intent to attend Coastal Bend College. The team held a signing event to celebrate Olivarez’s accomplishment. Pictured are Olivarez and the rest of the 2021-22 Lady Cards softball team.
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Senior Molly Olivarez signed her letter of intent to play collegiate softball at Coastal Bend College. Olivarez plays catcher for the Lady Cards and has spent four years with the team.
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The track and field teams for both Rice and Columbus traveled to Seguin to compete in the UIL regional meet for a chance to move on to the state competition. The schools combined to take several top placements with Rice boasting a state-qualifier on the roster.
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The Columbus varsity softball team got the ideal start to its 2022 postseason run. The Lady Cards met up with the Lytle Lady Pirates near Seguin and had their way on both sides of the plate. The strong efforts and both defense and offense led to the Lady Cards taking a two-game sweep over their opponents.
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WHS senior KeDedran Wilson got some of the first returns from his decision to join the US Marine Corps when the Marines visited Weimar to deliver Wilson a sizable grant to help out with his schooling. Wilson, a senior, has ordered his next steps to enter into military service following his college career.
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The Columbus varsity baseball team ended the regular season in a fourway tie for second place with fellow district teams Hallettsville, Tidehaven and Industrial. The tournament added two more district games for each team as they tried to solidify their position in the district and secure one of the top three spots to advance on to the postseason. The Cards fought hard to take the first game of the tournament against Hallettsville. However, they dropped their next game against Tidehaven to finish as the play-in runner up and third place team in the district.
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