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Graylen Adams ties up a Comanche in the second quarter. Sticker Photo By Darrell Vyvjala

Graylen Adams ties up a Comanche in the second quarter. Sticker Photo By Darrell Vyvjala

Shorthorns edge Comanches after overtime loss

With a 15-point fourth quarter, the Shorthorns tied the Bobcats at the end of regulation in Bloomington last Tuesday but only two points in the extra four minutes. Schulenburg (13-15) suffered its second loss in District 28-2A, both to the Bobcats.
Haylee Vacek battles for a loose ball in the second half of the game against Shiner. Sticker Photo By Darrell Vyvjala

Haylee Vacek battles for a loose ball in the second half of the game against Shiner. Sticker Photo By Darrell Vyvjala

Bloomington, Shiner top Lady Horns

After a 15-point defeat in Bloomington last Tuesday, the Lady Horns fell by 37 to Shiner at home on Friday. Following the loss to the Lady Comanches, ranked No. 10 in Class 2A by the Texas Association of Basketball Coaches, Schulenburg’s season record stood at 5-27.
Knights of Columbus district free throw contest winners

Knights of Columbus district free throw contest winners

Knights of Columbus district free throw contest winners

Schulenburg Council 2902 hosted the District 190 Knights of Columbus Free Throw Contest at St. Rose Gym on Saturday, Feb. 3 for youngsters who advanced from local competitions held by councils in Schulenburg, Weimar, and Columbus.
Shorthorn/Lady Horn Results

Shorthorn/Lady Horn Results

Powerlifters compete in Brazos meet on Jan. 31

The Lady Horns placed second and the Shorthorns came in fourth at the Brazos Powerlifting Meet on Wednesday, Jan. 31. Team results in the boys’ division were: 1. Brazos, 51 points; 2. Bay City, 48 points; 3. East Bernard, 45 points; 4. Schulenburg, 19 points; 5. Brookshire-Royal, 12 points; 6.

SISD Sub-Varsity Basketball

JAN. 29 – JUNIOR HIGH Shiner 45, Shorthorns 8th Grade 23 Scoring for the Horns: DeDe King 7, JoJuan Ford 2, Hayes Baumgarten 2, Victor Mandujano 8, Zaybryn Barrera 5. Shiner 39, Shorthorns 7th Grade 10 Scoring for the Horns: Zaydean Ornales 5, Colton Matura 2, Johan Hernandez 2, Angel Perez 1.

Upcoming SHS Sports Schedules

BOYS’ BASKETBALL • Feb. 9 – at Port Aransas (V-6:00). • Feb. 13 (final regular-season game) – at Weimar* (JV/V starting at 5 p.m. * District 28-2A Opponent POWERLIFTING • Feb. 10 – Smithville meet. • Feb. 17 – Rice Consolidated meet. SOFTBALL • Feb. 9 – scrimmage at home vs. Goliad, 6 p.m.
Realignment

Realignment

UIL sends Horns south in football for 2024-26

After traveling north for two years, the Shorthorns will be heading in the opposite direction with the biennial reclassification and realignment announced by the University Interscholastic League on Thursday, Feb. 1.
DeMarion Glass picks up a steal in the first quarter against Weimar. Sticker Photo By Darrell Vyvjala

DeMarion Glass picks up a steal in the first quarter against Weimar. Sticker Photo By Darrell Vyvjala

Horns take over first place in 28-2A

After holding two district opponents to under 35 points in pair of wins last week, the Shorthorns found themselves atop the 28-2A standings. Bloomington had been undefeated in district play but lost 4544 in overtime against Shiner on Jan. 23 and suffered a 68-43 loss to Flatonia on Jan. 26.
Local K. of C. free throw contest winners

Local K. of C. free throw contest winners

Local K. of C. free throw contest winners

Schulenburg Knights of Columbus Council 2902 hosted the local level of the K. of C. Free Throw Championships on Saturday, Jan. 27 at Schulenburg ISD Gym with 35 youngsters participating.
Hope Hammack cuts in front of a Ladycat for a steal in the second half Friday. Sticker Photo By Darrell Vyvjala

Hope Hammack cuts in front of a Ladycat for a steal in the second half Friday. Sticker Photo By Darrell Vyvjala

Lady Horns fall to Ganado, Weimar

After an 11-point loss in Ganado and a 34-point decision at home against Weimar, the Lady Horns’ season record stood at 5-25, including a 1-8 mark in District 28-2A. Schulenburg trailed by only four after the first quarter last Tuesday but the Maidens went on a 14-4 run before halftime.