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Lady Tigers eye playoffs Sealy girls roll with wins against Royal, Wharton. By CREIGHTON HOLUB sports@sealynews.com
Coming off of a pair of huge wins last week, the Lady Tiger basketball team is right on pace for a playoff berth from District 25-3A. The Lady Tigers have tomorrow night off, but return to the basketball court Tuesday night as they host the Columbus Lady Cardinals. Sealy is set to visit El Campo next Friday before the regular season finale at home against rival Bellville on Feb. 4. The Lady Tigers started last week with a solid 46-31 victory against Brookshire Royal and finished off Wharton, 59-42. “I thought our posts did a great job of getting the ball inside and doing something with it tonight,” said Jerry Brantly, the Lady Tigers’ head basketball coach. “They hustled, the whole team worked hard. “That’s what you like to have as a team – you like for somebody to carry the team – and if it’s somebody different every night, that means you have a well-balanced team,” the head coach added. Sealy fans also got a peek at the near future as Brantly started pulling up players from his sub-varsity teams to get some seasoning before the playoffs arrive in a couple of weeks. “We got to play some younger kids and they came in and did well,” he added. “I think we’re just now starting to play our best basketball. The Lady Tigers’ only injured player, Madi Brantly, returned to
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Taylor Bartholomaus drives the basketball into the paint past a Wharton defender in District 25-3A action last Friday night.
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Morgan Menke gets untangled and tries to come out with possession against a pair of Royal Lady Falcons during league action last week in Brookshire. The Lady Tigers have three more District 25-3A games left before playoffs begin. D e f l e c t i o n s : Schroeder, 1; Brantly, 2; Fitzgerald, 6; Nelson, 1; Klepser, 1; Deans, 4. Assists: Sydney Rasbury, 2; Schroeder, 3; Brantly, 1; Klepser, 1; Deans, 3.
action in both of last week’s games. Individual Statistics Sealy vs. Royal Scoring: Jenna Schroeder, 2; Madi Brantly, 2; LaShanda Fitzgerald, 10; Morgan Menke, 11; Amber Klepser, 5; Jaymi Deans, 16. Rebounds (Off./Def.): Chastity Kinsey, 0/1; Schroeder, 0/1; Brantly, 1/4; Fitzgerald, 1/4; Menke, 10/5; Klepser, 0/1; Deans, 0/2. Blocks: Schroeder, 1; Fitzgerald, 2; Menke, 1. Steals: Kinsey, 1; Brantly, 2; Fitzgerald, 4; Nelson, 2; Menke, 1; Deans, 2.
Sealy vs. Wharton Scoring: Kinsey, 1; Schroeder, 2; Taylor Bartholomaus, 4; Brantly, 1; Fitzgerald, 14; Nelson, 2; Menke, 16; Klepser, 9; Deans, 10. Rebounds (Off./Def.): Rasbury, 0/1; Schroeder, 1/4; Bartholomaus, 0/1; Brantly, 0/7; Fitzgerald, 4/8; Menke, 1/5; Klepser, 3/0; Mallory Tatman, 0/3.
Softball team in preseason top 10 By CREIGHTON HOLUB sports@sealynews.com
It’s not a stretch of the imagination to see the Lady Tiger softball team advancing deep into the 3A playoffs again this spring. The Lady Tigers graduated only a few key players and the surrounding talent pool should provide solid replacement players to help fill the gaps left by last year’s seniors. Mix in the solid pitching from Mariah Holub and Shannon Brown with the strong bats the Lady Tigers have returning, and you have a recipe for success. However, the Lady Tigers will have to get past No. 3 La Grange – the team that ended Sealy’s historic regional title finalist season – if they hope to advance to Austin in 2014. The Texas Girls Coaches Association (TGCA), the best location for polls in the state’s girls sports, has pegged Sealy at the No. 8 position. However, the TGCA is only predicting which teams to watch as of Monday. Actual polls are expected to be available next week.
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B l o c k s : Bartholomaus, 1; Menke, 1. Steals: Rasbury, 1; Schroeder, 1; Brantly, 2; Fitzgerald, 2; Menke, 1. Deflections: Kinsey, 2; Rasbury, 1; Schroeder, 1; Fitzgerald, 1; Nelson, 2. Assists: Kinsey, 2; Rasbury, 1; Brantly, 3; Fitzgerald, 3; Nelson, 3; Menke, 3; Klepser, 1; Tatman, 2; Deans, 3. Be sure to “Like” The Sealy News’ Facebook page and follow via Twitter at @SealyNews. Search Twitter for #SealyBasketball to get the latest information about the Lady Tigers.
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Royal, Wharton wallop Tiger boys By CREIGHTON HOLUB sports@sealynews.com
The Tigers edged rival Bellville a few games ago, but they were unable to build on that momentum as Royal and Wharton The Sealy News/CREIGHTON HOLUB took both District 25-3A decisions last week. Nathan Holcomb passes the ball to a Tiger teammate during Sealy's battle with Brookshire Royal last Tuesday night. The Royal Falcons, the defending regional champions, performed to their pedigree in last Tuesday’s league match, taking a quick 28-10 lead after one Preventive, Emergency & Cosmetic Dentistry quarter. The Falcons built on their lead Our practice offers Complete Dentistry to throughout the game, the Entire Family leaving the scoreboard at 69-32 after four quaryour first ters of play. treatment The Tigers made New patients only some changeups for last Friday’s league contest Mon. Close, Tues. - Fri. 9am - 3pm, and more Sealy players Sat. 9 am – 3 p.m. (open every other Saturday) got a taste of the varsity Hablamos Español • Orthodontics atmosphere. However, • Payment Plans Available they will have to get • Periodontics experience quickly in • Extractions the varsity arena as the • Partials & Full Dentures second round of District • One-Hour Bleaching 25-3A action is already • Senior Discount upon them by the time • Sports Guard this issue hits newsstands. Wharton visited the Medicaid, Chip And Most PPO Insurance Accepted Tigers and jumped out Care Credit Available to a quick lead and maintained it. After one quarter, Wharton led 2308 Hwy. 36 South • Sealy, TX 77474 Sealy, 24-7. The Tiger offense seemed to get a fire under it with 13 points in the second The Sealy News/CREIGHTON HOLUB quarter. However, Jordan Conner shoots a layup after breaking free from Wharton outscored Wharton's defenders in league action last week. Sealy, 47-20, as the
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teams hit the locker rooms. Wharton struck quickly and often as it finished the third quarter with a 63-27 lead, before taking the decision, 89-33. While the second round of league play started a few days ago in Needville, the Tigers are set to host Columbus on Tuesday after taking tomorrow night off from District 25-3A action. Sealy is scheduled to visit El Campo next Friday night. Individual Statistics Sealy at Royal Scoring: Taji Green, 8; C.C. Brooks, 3; Jordan Conner, 2; Nathan Holcomb, 8; Christian Wallace, 9; Derek Dabney, 2. Sealy vs. Wharton Scoring: Green, 2; Browning, 3; Conner, 6; Holcomb, 16; Dabney, 7; Jenkins, 2. Basketball Boy’s vs Wharton Wharton def. varsity, 89-33 Wharton def. JV, 64-59 Wharton def. Freshmen, 44-36 Basketball Boy’s at Royal Royal def. varsity 69-32 Royal def. JV, 44-28 Freshman def. Royal, 43-18
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Boys Golf Jan. 31-Feb. 2, Navasota at Pecan Lakes Golf Course Feb. 2, Sealy at Stephen F. Austin Feb. 10, Sweeny at The Wilderness Feb. 17, Columbus at Columbus Golf Club Feb. 19, Brenham at The Falls Feb. 24, Weimar at Weimar Golf Club March 4, Wharton at Wharton Country Club March 6, Brenham at Brenham Country Club March 19, Rice Consolidated at Eagle Lake Golf Course March 24, El Campo at El Campo Country Club April 3, Needville at Greatwood Country Club April 7-8, Needville (district) at Greatwood Country Club April 14-15, Regionals at Gabe Lozano Golf Course April 28-29, State at Hyatt Regency Lost Pines Resort
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Tigers clench soccer playoffs By CREIGHTON HOLUB sports@sealynews.com
The Tigers will finally see the playoffs for the first time this school year. According to the head boys soccer coach, Juan Perez, the Tigers clenched with a combination of their victories and help from other teams that has kept them in the race for the district championship. However, you can bet on the Tigers having one of the top four finishes in District 36-4A. The Tigers started last week with a 3-2 victory in Navasota last Tuesday. But the Tigers’ luck ran out as College Station managed to get the lone, winning goal in last Friday’s game at Tiger Stadium, 1-0. Despite the one-point loss, Perez was very happy with his team. “I think this was the best game we’ve played the whole season, even though we lost,” Perez added. “Everything came together, but we had one mistake and they scored.” Against College Station, goalkeeper Tyler Nunn made five saves and against Navasota, he made four saves. Battling Navasota, Javier Arriaga scored two goals and Andres Guerrero scored one. Emilio Guerrero and Eric Hernandez each contributed one assist. The JV Tigers defeated College Station, 3-2, and tied Navasota, 1-1. The Tigers took
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Javier Arriaga goes for an airborne headbutt while surrounded by a group of College Station defenders during the Tigers' last game before spring break. The Tigers clenched a playoff berth last week. spring break off and are scheduled to wrap up action with the home finale against Bryan Rudder next Tuesday and the regular season final at Brookshire Royal next Friday. Both nights have the JV scheduled to start at 5 p.m. and the varsity on tap for 7 p.m. starts. “I hope they play the way they did tonight,” Perez said about finishing the district season and pending playoff action. “It was a nice game.”
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Tigers are 4-4-2 heading into district play Wharton up next for baseball team By CREIGHTON HOLUB sports@sealynews.com
The District 25-3A baseball race began earlier this week as the Tigers hosted neighboring Brookshire Royal and continues as Sealy visits Wharton tomorrow night. However, the Tigers finished the pre-district season with a solid, but imperfect, showing against Aldine. Sealy took the game, 14-4, in just five innings. The same Sealy team slipped to La Grange with a 2-1 decision earlier last week. With last week’s decisions split in half, the Tigers are now at 4-4-2 on the season. The two ties came from tournament play earlier this season. While the Tigers managed to earn a 10-run rule victory over the 5A team, head coach Brett Montier believed The Sealy News/CREIGHTON HOLUB his team could have finished the job sooner. Kaleb Manak connects with an Aldine pitch during the final pre-district game last Friday night. “We had too many The Tigers are set to visit Wharton tomorrow night.
physical mistakes tonight and too many errors running the bases,” Montier said. “In order for us to make a run at this in the playoffs, we’re going to have to be physically and mentally in the game. I understand some physical errors every once in a while, but we’re a lot better baseball team than what we showed tonight.” The competition for playoff berths in District 25-3A should be fierce, just as it has been for the past few seasons. “I told (my players) that they’re a good baseball team, because they’re able to make these mistakes that I don’t want to happen and they still 10-run rule somebody,”
Montier added. “Realistically, it should have been over earlier.” The pre-district finale was a good spot to address any issues in the bullpen. The Tiger pitchers faced solid batters and were forced to earn their strikes. “Holten (Einkauf) fought through some adversity early on with his pitching and he struggled with the strike zone,” Montier said. “Teague came in and really helped us out, but he had some moments where he struggled a little bit.” The Tigers are set to visit Wharton tomorrow and to host Needville on Tuesday. JV games are scheduled for the first pitch at 5 p.m. and the varsity should follow at 7:30 p.m.
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Lady Tigers trounce district foes El Campo, Bellville, Royal fall to Sealy girls in softball action By CREIGHTON HOLUB sports@sealynews.com
The Lady Tiger softball team is off to a solid start in District 25-3A with three straight victories, including a key win over El Campo last week. Sealy defeated El Campo, 8-7, before trouncing nearby rivals Bellville and Brookshire Royal, 10-0 and 15-0, respectively. “We did a good job staying focused with Bellville and did a pretty good job against Brookshire,” said Casey Anderson, the Lady Tigers’ head coach. However, the Lady Tigers had to adjust their batting strategies from speedy pitching to lower velocity pitching. “(Royal’s) pitching was slower than slow, and we did a good job adjusting to it. It’s a matter of staying focused and not letting those teams sneak up and take a victory from us.” Normally, games are held Tuesdays and Fridays, but with spring break hitting most school districts this week, the Lady Falcons agreed to play their game Monday morning in order to maximize the players’ time with their families. “We played real well,” Anderson added. “We actually hit the ball real well off their pitching and our defense was
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Jenna Schroeder touches first base while assistant coach Lisa Schroeder sends her along on Jenna's triple, against Royal Monday morning. The Lady Tigers run-ruled the Lady Falcons, 15-0, in three innings. solid that game. It was a good win for us.” The next couple of weeks will help define what kind of season the Lady Tigers will have in 2014 and whether they can add another district crown to the trophy case. “We’re looking pretty good right now,” Anderson added. “We played real well against El Campo and beat them, that was a big win – coming (into the district season), I think they were the team to beat. You’ve got (El Campo), Needville, Columbus and us all vying for that top spot. Now we’ve got Wharton and Needville, if we beat them, we’ll be sitting real good. Hopefully we’ll be sitting 5-0 after next Tuesday.” Individual Statistics:
Sealy vs. El Campo Hits: Jenna Schroeder, 2; Taitlyn Wilkins, 3; Kaelyn Wall, 1; Morgan Menke, 1; Mariah Holub, 2; Shannon Brown, 3. Runs: Reagan Strickland, 2; Wilkins, 1; Wall, 1; Menke, 1; Holub, 2; Brown, 1. RBI: Schroeder, 1; Wilkins, 2; Holub, 2. Pitching (pitches/ strikes): Holub, 126/91. Sealy vs. Bellville Hits: Schroeder, 2; Wilkins, 1; Menke, 3; Sydney Rasbury, 1; Holub, 2; Brown, 1; Taylor Bartholomaus, 2. Runs: Schroeder, 1; Wilkins, 1; Wall, 1; Brionna Sellers, 1; Menke, 2; Rasbury, 1; Holub, 1; Brown, 1; Bartholomaus, 1. RBI: Schroeder, 4; Holub, 2; Brown, 1; Bartholomaus, 1.
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Kaelyn Wall attacks the softball with a bunt during the Lady Tigers' 15-0 rout of Brookshire Royal's Lady Falcons in three innings at Lady Tiger Field, Monday morning. This week's early victory moved the Lady Tigers to 10-8 this season, while maintaining their perfect league record. Pitching (pitches/ strikes): Holub, 77/58. Sealy vs. Royal Hits: Shandi Nelson, 1; Schroeder, 1; Wilkins, 1; Wall, 1; Menke, 1; Maelee Sowa, 1; Holub, 1; Brown, 1. Runs: Nelson, 2; Schroeder, 2; Wilkins, 2; Wall, 1; Menke, 1; Sowa, 2; Rasbury, 1; Holub 2; Brown, 2. RBI: Nelson, 1; Schroeder, 1; Wilkins, 2; Menke, 1; Sowa, 3; Brown, 1. Pitching (pitches/ strikes): Holub, 26-20; Brown, 10-8.
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MARCH CLASSES Avarado, 12:07.66. 110m hurdles: 1. Bo Coleman, 16.43; 3. Brandon Campbell, 17.85. 300m hurdles: 1. Coleman, 45.65; 3. Campbell, 48.59. 400m relay: 2. Sealy (Hunter Fronczak, Truman Lambrose, Jason Mackey, Darius Houston, alt. Christian Brown, alt. Bradon Campbell), 45.09. 800m relay: 1. Sealy (Fronczak, Jarek Kendrick, Mackey, Houston, alt. Ben Haase), 1:35.36. 1,600m relay: 1. Sealy (Jonathon Hardman, Ethan East, Mackey, Hunter Berry, alt. Haase), 3:48.06. Long Jump: 1. Fronczak, 18’11.25”; 2. Houston, 18’3.5”. Shot Put: 4. Kurt Bollinger, 34’7.5”. High Jump: 1t. Fronczak, 5’6”. JV girls Team: 2. Sealy, 108. 400m dash: 1. Mikala Newell, 1:07.34. 800m run: 4. Krissandra Thompson, 2:49.14. 100m hurdles: 3. Hannah Waltrip, 20.61. 400m relay: 3. Sealy (Madison Lee, Reiss Pleasant, Dailione Smith, Laura Richardson, alt. Katie Schelnick), 56.65. 800m relay: 3. Sealy (Lee, Schelnick, Smith, Richardson, alt. Pleasant), 1:59.98.
1,600m relay: 2. Sealy (Lee, Newell, Schelnick, Richardson, alt. Destinee Whitehead), 4:46.46. Long Jump: 2. Elise Ford, 13’6.5”; 6. Regina Fontana, 12’5.5”. Shot Put: 3. Tacoria Turner, 26’6.5”; 6. Ford, 23’11.75”. Discus: 2. Ford, 79’5”; 3. Turner, 70’8”; 4. Tyler Oxford, 70’2”. Triple Jump: 4. Julia Villafranca, 27’6”. High Jump: 1. Richardson, 4’8”.
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