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Horns pounce on Panthers

Horns pounce on Panthers

Horns pounce on Panthers

John Davis (No. 2) and Owen Brenek combine to stop Burton running back Maleek Bibby in the first quarter last Friday. The Shorthorns held the Panthers to under 200 yards of offense in their 28-7 win.
Byron Johnson makes a leaping catch for a 38-yard score.  Sticker Photo By Layne Vyvjala

Byron Johnson makes a leaping catch for a 38-yard score. Sticker Photo By Layne Vyvjala

Like 2012, Eagles prevail in shootout with Shorthorns

Those who made the trip to Rogers 12 years ago definitely experienced more than a little déjà vu last Friday night.The Eagles held off the Shorthorns 63-56 with the teams combining for 1,081 yards in the latest meeting.
Emmrie Marx bangs an attack off a block attempt by a Lady Ricebird in the first set on Friday at SHS Gym. Sticker Photo By Darrell Vyvjala

Emmrie Marx bangs an attack off a block attempt by a Lady Ricebird in the first set on Friday at SHS Gym. Sticker Photo By Darrell Vyvjala

Lady Horns add wins over RT-C, El Campo last week

With two victories at home last week, the Lady Horns improved to 18-8 on the season.It took Schulenburg four sets to down a strong Class 1A team from Round Top-Carmine on Tuesday with the fourth game ending 29-27. Emmrie Marx led the way at the net for the Lady Horns with 26 kills.
Flatonia tourney champs

Flatonia tourney champs

Flatonia tourney champs

The Lady Horn JV went 4-0 to win the JV division of the Flatonia Freshman/Junior Varsity Tournament, held Sept. 5 and 7.

SHORTHORN SUB-VARSITY FOOTBALL

The junior varsity Shorthorns dropped to 1-1 on the season after a 14-8 loss at home against the Rogers Eagles last Thursday.Colton Richburg scored the Horns’ only touchdown on a 1-yard run. JoJuan Ford added the two-point conversion. Richburg completed 9-of-15 passes for 190 yards.

Horns get extra home game vs. Burton

For a second straight season, construction hasn’t been completed on Burton’s new field and stadium. So, instead of taking the 50-minute trip as originally scheduled, Schulenburg will host the Panthers at David Husmann Memorial Stadium this Friday, Sept. 13.Kickoff is set for 7:30 p.m.

DISTRICT 15-2A-DI FOOTBALL STANDINGS

LAST WEEK’S DISTR ICT 15-2A DIVISION I RESULTSRogers 63, Schulenburg 56 Sacred Heart 21, Flatonia 20 Danbury 40, Hull-Daisetta 2 Kenedy 34, Skidmore-Tynan 16 Ganado 21, Boling 7 Weimar 65, Somerville 21 Louise 8, Bloomington 6 OTHER SCORESAkins 42, Cedar Creek 29 Brenham 42, Sterling 6 Vict.

Harris Ratings’ Football Picks

District 15-2A Division I • Palacios over Danbury ........... by 22 • East Bernard over Ganado....... by 1 • Rice Cons. over Weimar......... by 21 • Karnes City over Kenedy........ by 11 • Flatonia over Nixon-Smiley .... by 17 • Bloomington vs. Ben Bolt.........pick • Burton over Schulenburg........

Harris Ratings’ Football Rankings

Numbers that follow teams indicate their power ratings.Class 6A 1. Westlake...................................289 2. Galena Park North Shore .........286 3. Duncanville...............................285 4. Summer Creek .........................284 5. Humble Atascocita....................