Playoffs: Tigers set sights on Columbus
Like the 2020 post-season, the Blue-and-Gold are set to face off with Columbus in the bi-district round of the playoffs. Also like the Tigers, they have a young
Like the 2020 post-season, the Blue-and-Gold are set to face off with Columbus in the bi-district round of the playoffs. Also like the Tigers, they have a young
Milano’s post-season hopes came to an end this past Friday with a 34-16 loss to Snook on the road.
Just because the RHS football team was out of town doesn’t mean that Rockdale students didn’t make use of Tiger Stadium. Far left: Jace Lewis (L) and teammate Kylan Neimann (R) talk strategy during their championship game against the Taylor Ducks on Saturday after noon. Middle: Jack Williams goes after the ball earlier in the game. Right: Rockdale’s Keegan Darnell (ball) tries to get past a little Duck while friends Cooper Evans (L) and Angel Delgado (R) make their way back into the play. The Tigers beat Taylor 13-7 to become league champions. Photos by Ashley Willard, Reporter/Wynton Thomason
Getting ready for the playoffs, Thorndale had a unique predicament. While the other three playoff
ROUND ROCK—Rockdale and Milano High School sophomores Jesus Bocanegra and Kadance Koenig both made positive strides this weekend at the UIL cross-country state championships where Bocanegra finished 33rd out of 151 runners with a time of 17:09.5 Friday and Koenig placed 78th out of 150 competitors with a time of 13:28.9 the day after. For Bocanegra, who placed 78th at the
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