THORNDALE BASKETBALL

Early in the week the Thorndale Lady Dog's suffered a loss against Troy on the road. Troy won 46-25. Thorndale then went 2-2 in the Moody Tournament. They played Live Oak Classical out of Waco and lost 42-26.

HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS

LAST WEEK Class 3A-DI— Columbus 62, Franklin 42. Class 3A-DII— Tidehaven 35, Lexington 21

YOUTH FOOTBALL AWARDS

Rockdale Tigers Youth Football recognitions for the Rookie Flag Gold League were inadvertently left out recently.

TP&W FISHING REPORT

Granger GOOD. Water lightly stained; 75 degrees; 0.90 feet below pool. Black bass are slow. Crappie are slow on jigs fished along drop offs along the river channel. White bass are slow. Blue catfish are good on shad fished in 5-20 feet of water. Yellow catfish are slow.

ROCKDALE TIGERS BASKETBALL

The Rockdale Tigers lost on the road just before the Thanksgiving break to Mumford with a final score of 51-39. JV— The JV Gold squad won against Mumford 41-19. Key contributors in this road win were Jaylen Ramey, 19 points, and Jon Fuller with seven points.

THORNDALE BULLDOGS BASKETBALL

The Thorndale Bulldogs have shifted from the gridiron to the hard court and got two wins last week. They beat Rogers 51-37 before winning against rival Thrall 53-27. COMING UP— Thorndale was to face off a gainst t he R ockdale o n Tuesday.

THORNDALE CROSS COUNTRY

RECOGNIZED— Congratulations to Thorndale cross country runners Skielee Bear (L) and Raven Sandoval (R) for earning Texas Girls Coaches Association All-State recognition.

ROCKDALE LADY TIGERS AND THORNDALE LADY DOGS BASKETBALL

The Rockdale Lady Tigers and the Lady Dogs of Thorndale faced off in Tiger Gym last week and Rockdale did not disappoint with a 52-33 home win.

ROCKDALE JUNIOR HIGH HOOPS

ROCKDALE JUNIOR HIGH HOOPS

THORNDALE BASKETBALL

THORNDALE BASKETBALL