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The Lady Raider varsity volleyball team played as host for a tournament of teams that featured fellow Colorado County school Weimar. Rice has steadily improved throughout the season and entered the tourney fresh off a sweep victory over Ganado. The improvement showed during their tournament as they picked up a few more wins than their last tournament outing. Not only did they increase their win total, but they also claimed the Copper bracket championship with two wins in a row.
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The Ladycat varsity volleyball team had a great outing during their trip to Eagle Lake for a Rice-hosted tournament. After securing several wins throughout the tourney, the Ladycats qualified for the tournament’s gold bracket which was composed of the top four performing teams from pool play. Weimar created an opportunity to come away with an overall firstplace tournament win, but they fell short in the semifinal game before coming back to win the third-place game and claim that spot overall. Information on the games from pool play was not available at the time of publication for Weimar.
Read moreWeimar head coach Wade Griffin said before the season that he was looking to have a much more physical team this season, with an ability to run the ball as well as stop it on the other end. The Wildcats brought the physicality Griffin was looking for in their first game of the season as Weimar throttled the John Paul Guardians in a big 44-12 win.
Read moreSam Peacock didn’t play for the Hardin-Simmons University baseball team as a freshman.
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YOUTH FOOTBALL AND CHEERLEADING FUNDRAISER
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NAME: Kejun Wilson PARENTS: Keandra Upson and Jessie Upson CLASS: Senior SCHOOL ACTIVITIES/CLUBS/SPORTS: Cross Country and Track FAVORITE CLASS & TEACHER: Advanced Quantitative Reasoning with Ms. Kunetka HOBBIES/ ACTIVITIES OUTSIDE SCHOOL: Running PLANS AFTER HIGH SCHOOL: Attend Lubbock Christian University for a degree in accounting
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The 10th Annual Zach’s Hope CureSearch Run/Walk event is scheduled for 8 to 10 a.m. on Saturday, October 8, at Columbus Memorial Stadium, and this will be the final year for the event.
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Another tournament means another stretch of impressive performances for the Lady Cards varsity volleyball team. This time, Columbus traveled to Schulenburg to participate in their tournament which featured each of the other volleyball teams from Colorado County. Columbus had some great performances during the tournament as they battled their way through the competition to finish in third place overall.
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