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The Rice varsity volleybal l team’s main focus this season has been to steadi ly find improvement on both the offensive and defensive sides of the ball as they try to improve their overall season record from last year. So far, the Lady Raiders have been able to do exactly that as they’ve already passed last year’s recorded win total and continue to give opposing teams trouble during their matchups. That’s exactly what they did in Friday’s match against Kountze on Sept. 2. Rice got to display some of their offensive improvements to start the match against the Kountze Lady Lions. However, they couldn’t turn their scoring into big wins as they eventually fell to their opponents in a sweep defeat.
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The Weimar volleyball team had an unfortunate outing during their Friday, Sept. 2 matchup against Fayetteville. Weimar lost in a sweep defeat, but they gave themselves a chance to win in each of their sets as the Ladycats fell just short in each of their opportunities. Weimar struggled against an attack that featured a Lady Lion that picked up over 30 kills in the match as both teams had highly effective offenses.
Read moreThe Weimar Wildcats came away from their week two competition with positive takeaways and helpful experience on how to perform during close games. Despite leaving with some vital lessons, the Wildcats could not leave with the victory as they needed two overtimes against the fellow Wildcats from Yorktown to decide the 36-34 losing result for Weimar.
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ST. ANTHONY CATHOLIC SCHOOL V-BALL WINS GOLD
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The Columbus varsity football team started the 2022 season with the exact type of performance they were hoping for when they first got practice started in the summer. The Cards hosted the Giddings Buffaloes for the first game of the season and delivered a thorough beating of their opening-day opponent in their 42-7 victory.
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The Columbus varsity volleyball team traveled to Foster High School late last week to compete in the Battle of the Brazos tournament that featured appearances from bigger 5A and 6A schools. The Lady Cards got some great performances not only as a team on that stage, but individually as well. Sage Thomas and Ember Mandola claimed All-Tournament honors, while Ally Tribe finished as the tournament MVP. Those individuals were a big factor in the team finishing the tournament as undefeated champions.
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Raider football’s only mission this year is to improve upon last year’s performances and take a step forward to becoming the perennial playoff participant that they had been accustomed to in the early years of the century. While they showed some improvement in necessary areas, the Raiders clearly still have some work to do after suffering a 27-16 defeat to the Luling Eagles.
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