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The Lady Cards fell to Yoakum in their Feb. 2 matchup. The Lady Cards started slow, built up steam in the fourth quarter but not enough to seal the win. Scott put up 19 total points and Binder put up 13 total points. The other points were spread across the team with Upson and Tribe contributing five total points each, and Mathis and Daniel putting in another four points respectively. The Lady Cards wrapped up the regular season nicely as District Champs with their Friday 54-48 victory over Palacios. Scott led the attack and put up 19 total points followed by Binder with 13 points. Upson and Tribe hooped in five points each and Mathis, Olivarez, and Daniel scored four points each. Photo Small Town Preps, Cody Brune
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Columbus Cardinal senior athletes signed to continue their athletic and academic careers at their soon-to-be new schools this past weekend. Senior All-State Linebacker Kion Hurd signed his letter of intent to play at Texas A&M Commerce, and his teammate, senior all-state defensive back Kaycon Wilson, signed as well to Blinn Junior College.
Read moreThe Columbus varsity boys soccer team hosted a home game on Friday Feb. 5 against Harmony. The Cardinals defeated Harmony 3 goals to 2, extending their win streak to three games. The Columbus Cardinals will be back in action Tuesday, Feb. 9 at home against Rice, and then finish the week in an away matchup Friday Feb. 12 against Hempstead.
Read moreThe Columbus Lady Cardinals hosted Sealy Wednesday, Feb. 3. Due to a variety of reasons, they were missing multiple players, including several starters. With six offensive players in uniform Wednesday, and senior Jade Lleverino playing goalkeeper for the first time in her career, the Lady Cards suffered a 4-0 loss to the Tigers.
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The Knights of Columbus Council No. 2153 Free Throw Council Contest was Thursday, Feb. 4 in Weimar. First place winners will move on to the District Competition in Schulenburg Saturday, Feb. 13. BOTTOM ROW, FROM LEFT: Hunter Southerland (first place - 9-year-old girls), Levi Emmons (first place - 9-year-old boys), Kole Fogleman (second place - 9-year-old boys), Taitlyn Mican (first place - 10-year-old girls). SECOND ROW: Christopher Madden (first place - 10-year-old boys), Braden Mueller (second place - 10-year-old boys), Annabella Norrell (first place - 11-year-old girls), Ella Herzik (second place - 11-year-old girls). THIRD ROW: Trey Silcox (first place - 11-yearold boys), Cullen Marek (second place - 11-year-old boys), Kylie Ohnheiser (first place - 12-year-old girls), Landon Vacek (first place - 12-year-old boys) TOP ROW: Hannah Hillje (first place - 13-year-old girls), Adela Rubio (second place - 13-year-old girls), Logan Kainer (first place - 13-year-old boys), Huxton Kloesel (second place - 13-year-old boys), Jonathan Shupak (first place - 14-year-old boys). Courtesy
Read moreOn Feb. 3, the Cards basketball team took on the Cobras and were bitten with a 55-48 loss. While the Cards put huge points on the board, the Cobras outscored them.
Read moreIn a quick look against the Terry Rangers, Lady Raider softball coach Donald Gray is impressed with his team.
Read more“Today’s scrimmage showed a lot about our team, not just offensively but defensively, as well.” Weimar Wildcat baseball coach Ray Ramos said following their Feb. 6 scrimmage.
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