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George West, Gregory-Portland rise in poll; Sinton holds steady; Kenedy drops out of Top 10 polls
George West and Gregory-Portland climbed one spot, Sinton held its position and Kenedy dropped out of Dave Campbell’s Texas Football high school rankings released Monday, Oct. 12. The George West Longhorns moved from No. 7 to No. 6 in Class 3A Division II after defeating Falfurrias 69-0. George West...
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2026 Corpus Christi high school cross country district meet results
Carroll's Elaina Lucido and Veterans Memorial's Trey Llanes continued their dominance of District 29-5A cross country on Thursday, Oct. 15 at Texas A&M-Corpus Christi's Dugan Stadium, each capturing district titles. Lucido won her fourth District 29-5A championship, standing atop the podium all four years at Carroll. The standout finished the course in 18 minutes, 15.33 seconds, blazing past her closest competitor by more than one minute, Victoria East's Zoe Cloud (19:29.54). Emery Valdez of Carroll finished third (19:33.28). Gregory-Portland won the girls team title with a total of 42 points, led by Caitlyn Odom's fourth place finish. The Wildcats were aided by a pack of three runners that finished between seventh and 10th. Llanes won his second straight boys title with a time of 15:31.88, pulling away from Ray's Calhoun Cason, who clocked 16:08.33 to finish second. Reece Lebrecht of Veterans Memorial was third as the Eagles had all five of their scoring runners in the top seven finishers. The Eagles cruised to the team title with 20 points, beating out Victoria West (79) and Flour Bluff (81), who also qualified for regionals. The top three teams and top 10 individuals advance to the Region IV-5A cross country meet scheduled
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Goliad rises to No. 2; Skidmore-Tynan reaches top 10; Runge holds at No. 14
Goliad climbed to No. 2 in Class 3A, and Skidmore-Tynan moved into the Class 2A top 10 in the latest Texas Girls Coaches Association high school volleyball poll released on Monday, Oct.12. The Tigerettes (31-5) rose one spot from No. 3. Tatum (34-4) took over the Class 3A top spot,...
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Aransas Pass ISD honors October students, employees of the month
The Aransas Pass ISD board of trustees recently recognized some standout students and employees during its regular meeting on Oct. 12. During the meeting, trustees recognized students from each of its four campuses as well as district staff members who have been said to go above and beyond in the district and their community according to a news release from APISD.
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Corpus Christi high school volleyball schedule, top performers for Oct. 12-16
A handful of Corpus Christi and Coastal Bend high school volleyball teams have already clinched playoff spots going into the last few weeks of the regular season. Flour Bluff has its second matchup with Victoria West as the Hornets try to sweep their closest challenger in District 29-5A play, while both Gregory-Portland and Veterans Memorial are closing in on clinching playoff berths. Tuloso-Midway and Beeville clash in another contest that could have playoff seeding implications in District 31-4A. Here is a look at the schedule of high school volleyball matches this week, plus top performers in Corpus Christi and the Coastal Bend. TUESDAY, OCT. 13 DISTRICT 29-5A GREGORY-PORTLAND DEF. RAY, 25-10, 25-15, 25-13 Gregory-Portland — Kills, Lily Edwards 8, Vivian Alexander 8, Kendall Dawson 6, Bella Quiroga 4, Faith Johnson 2, Alice Brown 3, Kadynce Leal 1; Aces, Edwards 3, Kalli Rowe 3, Alexander 1, Leal 2, Kloey Cantu 2; Digs, Rowe 12, Cantu 7, Janae Castillo 7, Brown 6, Alexander 5, Leal 2, Kylee Cave 3; Assists, Cantu 19, Leal 9, Rowe 2; Blocks, Edwards 2, Quiroga 1, Elayna Cortez 1 Ray — Kills, Cadence Mueller 5, Destanee Hargis 3, Avery Moreno 2; Assists, Rylee Garcia 15; Digs, Genesis
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Ingleside wins second straight district contest
The Ingleside Mustangs kept their strong play going in their most recent matchup, coming away with a win in their district game last week. Ingleside easily downed Port Isabel by a score of 31-6 on Oct. 9, winning their second straight game in the process. The Mustangs moved to 5-1 and 2-1 in District 16-4A.
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Rockport-Fulton sweeps Corpus Christi King to clinch playoff spot
CORPUS CHRISTI — Allie Garcia had 10 kills and five aces on Friday, Oct. 9 to lead Rockport-Fulton to a three-set victory over Corpus Christi King in a District 30-4A volleyball match at Corpus Christi King High School. Rockport-Fulton won the match in straight sets 25-15, 25-12, 25-12, and...
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No stopping Gregory-Portland: Wildcats steamroll Mercedes
PORTLAND — The Gregory-Portland football team was so dominant in its 73-0 victory against Mercedes on Friday, Oct. 9 that a running clock to speed up the game was employed late in the second quarter. The Wildcats rolled up 464 yards of offense, and the Tigers never crossed the...
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Rockport-Fulton football grinds out key win vs. CC London
CORPUS CHRISTI — The Rockport-Fulton football team passed one of its toughest adversity tests this season, and it came in one of the biggest games of the season. Rockport-Fulton scored two fourth-quarter touchdowns, grinding out a 38-20 road victory against Corpus Christi London on Thursday, Oct. 8 to stay undefeated in District 16-4A Division II play.
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Ingleside ISD celebrates Bond 2025 milestone
Students, staff and community members in Ingleside ISD have the opportunity to leave their mark on a milestone for one of the district’s Bond 2025 projects. On Oct. 7, Ingleside ISD hosted a beam signing at Leon Taylor Middle School to commemorate a milestone in the construction of its new physical education facility.
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A legacy louder than life
Everyone knows that before Texas A&M University-Kingsville’s name came to be, there was Texas A&I University. Now, imagine beloved Kingsville in the 1970s. Skee’s Drive-In is in business. Students from the university are crowded into booths, laughing about their day around a table of “Skee Burgers” and milkshakes....
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This week's Corpus Christi high school volleyball schedule, top performers
We've reached the home stretch of the regular season with a few weeks left to secure playoff positioning in Texas high school football. Veterans Memorial gets a second shot at Flour Bluff while Gregory-Portland travels to Victoria East after a big win against the Eagles that will make the last several weeks of District 29-5A play intriguing. Fresh off earning coach Tasha Wilson her 700th career win, Ingleside travels to Port Lavaca Calhoun trying to stay in the playoff picture in District 30-4A. On Friday G-P hosts Carroll looking to avenge a five-set loss early in district play. Here is a look at high school volleyball matches scheduled across the Coastal Bend this week. More: Veterans Memorial climbs latest high school volleyball power rankings TUESDAY, OCT. 6 DISTRICT 29-5A FLOUR BLUFF DEF. VETERANS MEMORIAL, 25-18, 25-20, 25-16 Veterans Memorial — Kills, Parker Malone 7, Addison Gomez 6; Aces, Lily Garza 2; Digs, Garza 11, Sofia Barrera 3; Assists, Bayleigh Figueroa 11, Barrera 10; Blocks, Sarita Owiredu 1.5, Gomez 0.5 Flour Bluff — Kills, Kate Croft 12, Nya White 11, Alyssa Thornton 10; Aces, Croft 2, Addison Mayo 1; Digs, Mayo 15, Adelyn Wallace 13, Emily Eggleston 10; Assists, Wallace 19,
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Beeville rallies past Moody for homecoming win
BEEVILLE – The Beeville Trojans scored two second-half touchdowns and held the Corpus Christi Moody Trojans to 160 total yards Friday to claim a 17-6 homecoming victory at Veterans Memorial Stadium. Beeville (2-4, 1-1) overcame a 6-3 halftime deficit in the District 15-4A Division I contest behind a touchdown...
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Beeville A.C. Jones High School names 2026 Homecoming court
BEEVILLE – Beeville A.C. Jones High School crowned its 2026 Homecoming royalty during a morning pep rally Friday, Oct. 2. Seniors Tripp Munoz and Sarah Alaniz were named Homecoming King and Queen. The rest of the 2026 court includes Junior Prince Bruno Rodriguez, Junior Princess Julia McFall, Sophomore Duke...
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5o Years in the making
A look at the past, a glimpse of the future of the College of Business Administration. For decades, the College of Business Administration at Texas A&M University – Kingsville (TAMUK) has helped shape and prepare students’ careers, while also contributing to the economic development in South Texas. Founded...
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Gregory-Portland football squad romps vs. Brownsville Porter
BROWNSVILLE — The Gregory-Portland football team continued its romp through District 15-5A Division II play with a convincing 85-0 win against Brownsville Porter on Thursday, Oct. 1 at Sams Memorial Stadium. The Wildcats (6-0, 2-0) jumped out a 50-0 first-half lead as five different players scored touchdowns in the...