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Columbus Cardinal Tight End Hunter Tesch makes a big hole for Fullback Logan Bubak against Giddings Friday, September 18.
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« COLUMBUS The Columbus High School Cardinals traveled to Giddings Friday, September 18. Although it was a valiant effort, the Columbus Cardinals took a 69-31 loss to the Giddings Buffaloes. Columbus had sloppy play that led to Giddings’ touchdowns. Friday’s loss isn’t a good representation of Columbus’ defense, but their offense needs
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players to step up. Sophomore Jaqai Shorter has emerged as a premier running back for the Cardinals. Shorter’s potential is there, if his raw talent can be developed, there’s no telling how good he can be for Columbus. Senior Tramel Scott had a big night on the ground as well, with over 100 rushing yards and a pair of touchdowns. The Cardinals have fallen to 1-3 on the season.
WEIMAR VOLLEYBALL Sept 25 vs. Ganado, 4:30 p.m. Sept 29 @ Shiner, 5 p.m. Oct 2 @ Louise, 5 p.m. Oct 6 vs. Waelder, 6 p.m. FOOTBALL Sept 25 vs. Boling, 7:30 p.m. Oct 2 Open Oct 9 vs. Schulenburg, 7:30 p.m.
RICE CONSOLIDATED VOLLEYBALL Sept 25 Open Sept 29 vs. Tidehaven, 5 p.m. Oct 2 vs. Industrial, 5 p.m. Oct 6 @ Palacios, 5 p.m. FOOTBALL Sept 25 vs. Shiner, 7:30 p.m. Oct 2 Open Oct 9 vs. Hempstead, 7:30 p.m.
Cardinal sophomore quarterback Adrian Farrow ran the ball against Giddings Friday, September 18.
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Cardinal Stand-outs Tramel Scott – 11 carries – 123 rushing yards, 2 TDs Jaqai Shorter – 11 carries - 73 rushing yards, 1 TD Laine Waddle – 1 reception - 13 receiving yards
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Lady Cardinals sweep Bellville STEVE BENKO reporter@coloradocountycitizen.com
« COLUMBUS The Columbus Lady Cardinals took on Bellville at home Tuesday, September 15. Columbus started the match with authority, taking the first set 25-12. Bellville played well in the second set, but would fall to the Lady Cardinals. The third set was much easier for Columbus as they win and take the match three games to none. Senior Cheyenne Huskey was instrumental in all three games, as she helped to lead the Lady Cardinals to an eventual sweep of Bellville.
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G1 25-12 – Columbus G2 25-20 – Columbus G3 25-17 – Columbus
Above Left: Hannah Orange (2) serves against Bellville. Above Right: Breanna Munsch (9) Corrine Sutton (15) and Hali Wisnoskie (17) work as a team to send the ball back over the net. Lower Right: Corrine Sutton (15) Cheyenne Huskey (11) and Breanna Munsch (9) look on as Hali Wisnoskie (17) gets to the ball.
Columbus cross country competes in second meet
Trahan shines at invitational STEVE BENKO reporter@coloradocountycitizen.com
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« COLUMBUS The Columbus High School Cross Country teams participated in their second meet of the season Saturday, September 12, in Moulton. The great weather the Cardinals saw over the weekend helped to improve performances all around. The varsity girls finished seventh as a team. Paige Pavlu finished 16 out of 80. Rounding out the rest of the team were, Cynthia Medina, Alyssa Vasquez, Katie Wolbrecht, Allison Wolbrecht, Alyssa Robledo, Allison Magera, and Brittany Koehl. Led by Ivan Rosales, the varsity boys finished fourth overall in the meet. Turning out other fine performances for the Cardinals were Michael Chavez, William Bates, Coy Koehl, and Tyler Tabor.
« ALTAIR The Rice boys and girls cross-country team competed in the Brazos Invitational, Saturday, September 12. Ryan Trahan led the varsity boys’ team, by coming in second out of 112 runners. Suriel Cortez also finished in the top 25, which helped the Raiders to very solid placing among the schools. Trahan missed first place by a hair, as he finished one
No. 2 No. 22 No. 31 No. 51.
Boys’ Results Ryan Trahan Suriel Cortez Simon Suarez Zack Gasca
17:40 20:21 20:35 21:17
second behind the top runner. The Rice men’s team finished fifth out of 14 schools, with a total of 147 points. The girls had a disappointing day, as they would finish last in the invitational. Larissa Manciaz was the bright spot of day for the Rice varsity girls, as she would finish 24 out of 75 runners. Maria Samaniego would finish six spots behind Manciaz at a very respectable 28.
No. 24 No. 28 No. 33 No. 55
Girls’ Results Larissa Manciaz 15:00 Maria Samaniego 15:16 Kaitlyn Wilbern 15:30 Violeta Lopez 16:46
Harris Poll Rankings Rankings District 15-4A No. 2 La Grange No. 10 Giddings No. 36 Columbus Results District 15-4A FRI., SEPT. 18 La Grange – 42 – Taylor – 14 Giddings – 69 – Columbus - 31 Schedule District 15-4A
FRI., SEPT. 25 La Grange at Fredricksburg Giddings at Sealy Columbus at Cuero Rankings District 15-3A No. 18 Halletsville No. 30 Edna UNR Rice Results FRI., SEPT. 18 Halletsville – 41 – Edna – 31
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Brazos handles Rice in Cooper’s absence STEVE BENKO reporter@coloradocountycitizen.com
« ALTAIR The Rice Raiders took on the Brazos Cougars at home Friday, September 18. Both Rice and Brazos was very chippy from the first quarter, in a very aggressive game. Rice was without star running back, Marcus Cooper. Cooper suited up, but didn’t play as he was sidelined with a knee injury. Junior Daniel Cantu was lights out, as he was able to connect with five different receivers. Junior Jaquarry Allen was Cantu’s favorite target. Cantu’s elusiveness, and ability to make
throws outside of the pocket is what kept Rice alive for much of the game. Senior Bruno Castillo led Rice, with 11 tackles, and fellow senior Ashton Pavlu tallied ten. Unfortunately, Rice was handed a 41-22 defeat, and moved to 1-3 on the season.
Raider Stats Daniel Cantu - 14-21 – 240 passing yards – 2 TD Hunter Adkins 15 carries – 85 rushing yards – 1 TD Jaquarry Allen – 92 receiving yards Bruno Castillo – 11 tackles Ashton Pavlu – 10 tackles
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Rice Raider Wide Receiver JaQuarry Allen took the ball into the red zone against the Brazos Cougars Friday, September 18.
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Covering my first major league baseball game I’ve written for BaseballEssential.com for a little over a year. Baseball Essential is a baseball website, through the Fox Sports digital network. In that time, I have had the opportunity to interview a famous MLB agent, and the director of a major baseball documentary. I covered the Scranton/ Wilkes Barre RailRiders in Scranton, PA for a little over a month. Covering the RailRiders, I had the opportunity to interview members of the New York Yankees that were in town on rehab assignments. However, until recently, I had never covered a Major League game as a credentialed member of media. The director of media relations for Baseball Essential, Gershon Rabinowitz informed me, the Houston Astros approved my credential request September 16. I was going to be covering my first Major League Baseball game. The game was September 19; the Oakland Athletics were in town to face the Astros. I can’t really explain the feeling of obtaining my first credential, and walking up to the press box of a major league organization. I made my way to the field to watch batting practice, I stood there from right behind the batting cage, and looked
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out at the entire park. The atmosphere at Minute Maid was electric; I was captivated by the size of it. Listening to conversations of fans with players was something I enjoyed. I watched A’s catcher Stephen Vogt introduce himself to a young fan too shy to introduce himself. I listened to A’s outfielder Josh Reddick sit and talk to fans for 20 minutes, one of the conversations was about how his mother wanted him to get married. There were many firsts that day for me, but I will never forget the feeling of sitting in the box, interacting with fans and MLB players. The feeling I got when I stood on the field and looked out at Minute Maid Park, was indescribable; it was various emotions all rolled into one. I look forward to covering more games for Houston, but there is something about covering my first game as a member of media that made me realize why I started writing in the first place—my aspirations to do things I only saw on television.
Lady Raiders dominate Palacios STEVE BENKO reporter@coloradocountycitizen.com
« ALTAIR The Rice Lady Raiders took on Palacios in a conference matchup, Tuesday, September 15. Palacios took the first set, by a close margin. The Lady Raiders would regroup in the second set and win by 14 points. Rice handled Palacios in the third and fourth sets winning the match three games to one.
Weimar Cross Country Stats from September 19th meet Girls Amberlee Munsch – 13:25 – 6th Samantha Wick 14:15 – 19th Katie Christen – 14:32 – 21st Addison Elstner – 15:28 – 42nd Amy Jo Wick – 15:45 – 47th Molly Wick – 17:02 – 59th Macy Rodriguez – 18:31 – 63rd
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Weimar handles Snook, remains undefeated STEVE BENKO reporter@coloradocountycitizen.com
« WEIMAR Friday, September 18, the Weimar Wildcats beat the Snook Bluejays 35-12 to remain a perfect 4-0 on the season. Despite having given up the most yards in the league, the
Weimar defense was lock-down against Snook. The trio consisting of Jadon Blanks, Curry Johnson and Brody Gall has come up big in each game for the Wildcats. Blanks, Johnson and Gall all found the end zone in the win against Snook.
Wildcat Stats Jadon Blanks – 2 carries, 66 rushing yards – 1 TD Curry Johnson – 9 carries, 52 rushing yards – 1 TD Brody Gall – 8-9, 118 passing yards – 1 TD
Ladycats lose tough match to Schulenburg STEVE BENKO reporter@coloradocountycitizen.com
« WEIMAR The Weimar Ladycats traveled to Schulenburg for a district match, Tuesday, September 15. Schulenburg would take the first set.
Weimar would battle back and win the next two sets convincingly. Junior MaKayla Kunz had a solid all-around game for the Ladycats. However, Schulenburg would win the last two sets to closeout the match three games to two.
Ladycats Stats
G1 19-25 – Schulenburg G2 25-15 – Weimar G3 25-15 – Weimar G4 21-25 – Schulenburg G5 9-15 – Schulenburg Kills MaKayla Kunz – 19 Emma Holland – 9
Hunter Ervin – 8 Assists Allison Williams – 40 Digs Amberlee Munsch – 29 Emma Holland – 18 Blocks Summer Almeida - 5
Lady Cats dominate Prairie Lee in Sweep Lady Cat Stats G1 25-16 – Weimar G2 25-8 – Weimar G3 25-9 - Weimar Kills Emma Holland MaKayla Kunz – 10 Summer Almeida Hunter Ervin – 5
Assists Allison Williams – 27 Digs Amberlee Munsch – 14 Emma Holland – 8 Aces Darrian Smith – 4 Blocks Summer Almeida – 3
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« WEIMAR The Weimar Lady Cats hosted Prairie Lee and took care of them in a three game sweep. The first game would be the closest of the three set match, which resulted in a 25-16 win
for Weimar. The next two sets, Weimar would dominate in. The second set resulted in a 25-8 win, and the third set resulted in a 25-9 win. It was a real team effort that led Weimar over Prairie Lee, as they were able to come back after losing back-to-back matches.
Lady Raider Stats G1 20-25 – Palacios G2 25-20 – Rice G3 25-16 – Rice G4 25-15 – Rice Kills Cameron Marsalia – 10 Riley Schneider, Alexus Grounds – 5 Aces Riley Schneider, Maddie Sims – 3 Carlee Vandermark – 1 Blocks Alexus Grounds, Jada Johnson – 2 Raven Parker – 1 Digs Cameron Marsalia – 33 Riley Schneider – 25 Carlee Vandermark – 22 Daisy Hargrove – 18 Assists Mikenna Gabler – 16 Maddie Sims – 12
Rice JV Football 35-0 vs Brazos Larry Henderson – 1 TD Josh Brown – 2 TDs Kevon Knight – 2 receving TDs Darren Gentry – 2 Passing TDs Yuli Samaniego 5 XP Brian Stovall 100 rushing yards.
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