THRALL RELAYS

*Milano Results in Bold Varsity Boys 100M—1. Branson McCoy, 11.29; 5. Carson McCoy, 11.91; 200M—3. C. McCoy, 24.72. 400M—1. B. McCoy, 52.66; 6. Devin Muston, 59.42. 800M—1. Gael Alcala, 2:16.32. 1600M—3. Andy Gutierrez, 5:18.90; 3. Penick, 5:34.75; 6. Pesl, 6:04.24. 3200M—2. Gutierrez, 11:58.53; 5.

SPRING BREAK EDITION

Rockdale Lady Tigers couldn’t overcome Academy in a 10-0 loss last Tuesday on the road. The state’s 11th-ranked team in Class 3A did a lot of scoring early and had pitching that RHS head coach Meghann Infantino described as the best pitching she’d seen all year.

Lady Dogs remain undefeated

What started off as a nail-biter between Thorndale and Bremond ended as a 15-5 victory for the Lady Dogs.

Top Jump: Herzog has best in USA

Not only did Thorndale High School hold their first meet on their re-surfaced track Thursday, but the site was also host to THS senior Michael Herzog leaping for what is now a national best after the Bulldog made 50’4” in the triple jump.

Lady Tiger lifters finish historic season

Rockdale High School powerlifting’s award-filled year came to a close in Corpus Christi Thursday with senior Mackenzie Musto taking home a bronze medal, Alondra Rubio placing fifth, Jesenia Navarro finishing in eighth and Jena Locklin ending the meet in 12th.

Late comeback falls short for Eagles in 10-6 defeat

Milano fought back in Bartlett Thursday morning after the Bulldogs scored five runs in the first inning and another five in the third.

Milano’s King headed to championship

After this weekend, Kyle King is one step closer to becoming a national champion in what was a career performance for the MHS grad.

RHS grad Loth receives academic honors

Earlier this month, former Rockdale athlete Ross Loth was named to the Academic Dean’s List at Fort Worth’s Texas Wesleyan University after obtaining a 4.0 grade-point average this semester. The Class of 2020 graduate was a starting wide receiver for the Tigers with 20.

Tiger soccer back in playoffs for second time in three years

On Friday night, two significant things happened for the Tiger soccer team. First, they avenged a February loss to Smithville by beating them 2-1 on their own field. Second, the win guaranteed Rockdale their second trip to the post-season in their fourth year of existence.

Tigers beat Florence, 4-2

Although the Tiger baseball team went without a win at their own tournament, they put up a fight. They started off on Thursday morning with a 6-2 loss to Holland, a Class 2A school that has runruled their opponents in a third of their games this season.