Lady Tiger lifters finish historic season
Clockwise from top left: Mackenzie Musto, Alondra Rubio, Jesenia Navarro and Jena Locklin competed at the state powerlifting meet in Corpus Christi last week. Reporter/Wynton Thomason
Clockwise from top left: Mackenzie Musto, Alondra Rubio, Jesenia Navarro and Jena Locklin competed at the state powerlifting meet in Corpus Christi last week. Reporter/Wynton Thomason
Amber Robinson (L) and Eric Robinson (R) watch their Christian University, a Division I-football program in the son Jace sign his letter of intent to play at Abilene Southland Conference. Reporter/Wynton Thomason
After a stellar performance against Division III power University of Wisconsin-Whitewater, which included 22 of 33 passes completed for 309 yards and two touchdowns in a 24-7 victory, Milano native Kyle King says it still doesn’t seem real that he and his University of Mary Hardin-Baylor teammates are headed to the Stagg Bowl. The game, which is in Canton, Ohio, is where his team will compete on national television for a Division III title.
Rockdale Lady Tigers couldn’t overcome Academy in a 10-0 loss last Tuesday on the road. The state’s 11th-ranked team in Class 3A did a lot of scoring early and had pitching that RHS head coach Meghann Infantino described as the best pitching she’d seen all year.
On Saturday morning, Rockdale High School’s softball team opened their 2021 season in a scrimmage with Holland, marking the first time the Lady Tigers have stepped on a field to face an opponent since March 11.
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