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Skidmore-Tynan snaps losing streak
MONTE ALTO – Skidmore-Tynan snapped a two-game losing streak with a 77-10 victory over Monte Alto in District 16-2A Division I football action Friday, Oct. 16. The Bobcats improved to 3-4 overall and 2-2 in district competition. Monte Alto fell to 0-7 overall and 0-4 in district play. Skidmore-Tynan...
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Beeville ISD approves three-year contract for new Superintendent Cahuasqui
BEEVILLE – The Beeville Independent School District Board of Trustees officially voted to hire Dr. Franklin Cahuasqui as superintendent during its regular meeting Oct. 15. The decision follows the board’s Sept. 17 announcement naming Cahuasqui as the lone finalist and completes the 21-day waiting period mandated by Texas law prior to executing a superintendent contract.
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Kenedy suffers second consecutive district loss
FLATONIA – Kenedy suffered its second consecutive defeat with a 35-34 loss to Flatonia in District 15-2A Division I football competition Friday, Oct. 16. The Lions dropped to 6-2 overall and 2-2 in district play after opening the season with six consecutive victories. Flatonia improved to 4-3 overall and...
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Texas CTE association names Beeville ISD a District of Distinction for second straight year
BEEVILLE – Beeville Independent School District has earned back-to-back Career and Technical Education (CTE) District of Distinction honors from the Career and Technical Association of Texas (CTAT). The state association named Beeville ISD a CTE District of Distinction on Friday, Oct. 9, recognizing the school system for career and...
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Beeville falls to Calhoun in district battle
BEEVILLE – Beeville saw its two-game winning streak end with a 35-0 loss to Calhoun in District 15-4A Division I football action Friday, Oct. 16. The Trojans dropped to 3-5 overall and 2-2 in district competition. Calhoun improved to 4-3 overall and 2-1 in district play. Beeville entered the...
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No. 1 Columbus defeats Edna 35-2
The Columbus Cardinals proved they were the No. 1 team in Class 3A Division I, beating the Edna Cowboys 35-2 at Cowboy Memorial Stadium on Friday night. Columbus entered the game averaging 45.6 points per game against Class 4A schools during its nondistrict schedule. The Cowboys’ defense, for the most part, did its job and kept Edna in the game. However, the Cowboy offense had a hard time navigating the stout Cardinal defense, turning the ball over on downs three different times on the Columbus side of the field, with one of the scoring chances ending at the 5-yard line.
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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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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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Victoria College announces Spring 2027 registration dates
Registration for Victoria College’s Spring 2027 traditional classes – those that lead to a degree, certificate, or university transfer – begins Monday, Oct. 12, with registration periods continuing through March 12, 2027. VC’s Spring 2027 semester is made up of several terms, including Winter Interim (Dec. 21-Jan....
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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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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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Goliad ISD board reviews student progress, special education changes
GOLIAD – Goliad ISD trustees reviewed early literacy and math performance, examined changes to special education funding and heard updates on state accountability and instructional programs during their regular meeting Monday, Oct. 5. The board also reviewed student achievement data showing areas of concern among special education students and...
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Three Crossroads teams carry unbeaten record into week 7
VICTORIA, Texas — As the high school football season reaches Week 7, three Crossroads-area programs remain undefeated and have established themselves as contenders for district championships and deep playoff runs. Leading the way is El Campo, which has powered through the first half of its schedule with a 5-0 record in District 11-4A Division I. The Ricebirds have been dominant on both sides of the ball, highlighted by a 63-7 victory over Gonzales and a 62-7 win against Sweeny. While El Campo has yet to suffer a setback, its toughest tests may still lie ahead. The Ricebirds remain on course for a district title but face key matchups against Bay City and Sealy later this season that could determine the district race. In District 15-4A Division II, Cuero has also opened the year at 5-0, though the Gobblers have taken a different path to perfection. Rather than relying on blowout victories, Cuero has consistently found ways to win close games. Three of the team's victories have been decided by a touchdown or less, including a dramatic 28-27 win over Calhoun. The Gobblers' ability to execute in tight situations has helped them remain unbeaten through the opening six weeks of the