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The Weimar Wildcat eighth grade team took on the Bloomington Bobcats Thursday. The Wildcats came away with their first victory of the season with a 16-8 final score.
Read moreResults for the Columbus Cross Country team from the Oct. 2 Shiner Cross Country meet:
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Colorado County resident John Magera recently set a new world record in the field of archery. Locals may recognize him from his “day job” as the Refuge Manager for the Attwater Prairie Chicken National Wildlife Refuge near Eagle Lake.
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Long time community youth sports coach DeShaune Fuller, 35, and his younger son Drae’dyn “Pop-Pop” Fuller, 8, were killed in a car accident on the evening of Monday, Sept. 27. The Fullers were residents of Eagle Lake, and were killed in an automobile accident on 90A on their way home from sports practice in Altair.
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The Columbus High School varsity volleyball team is catching fire at just the right time. The Lady Cardinals are riding on a 10-match win streak as they enter the final stretch of the season. The quality play has been a standard all season, proven by their undefeated record in district competition. Their most recent matches gave further evidence of their dominant run this season, giving ample justification for Columbus being at the top of the district standings.
Read moreOn Saturday, Oct. 2 Weimar High School cross country athletes were determined to set new goals for themselves and to conquer the dreaded “Shiner Hill.” The Ladycats and Wildcats did just that and finished well.
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The CHS Cross Country team took first place at the Giddings meet. From left: Scarlett McClelland,Melanie Cabrera, Chloe Ross, Alley Fitzgerald. Front - Karina Rubi. Courtesy
Read moreWeek six of Football Fever was an exciting one as we had a three-way tie for first place. Ben Kouba of Columbus had the magic numbers when it came to the tie-breaker game of Weimar vs. Bloomington.
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