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Burton shuts out Eagles in district opener

MILANO—Burton (2-1, 1-0) scored 48 first-half points on its way to a 61-0 win over Milano (0-4, 0-1) on Friday at Milano in the District 13-2A Division II opener. The Panthers led 21-0 after the first quarter.
A series of streaks

A series of streaks

A series of streaks

Rockdale and Little River-Academy have met only 14 times, but the series stretches back nearly a century. After two meetings in the early 1930s, the Tigers and Bumblebees went 82 years without facing each other before renewing the series in 2014.

TIGER GAME STATS, SEASON STATS

Troy (4-0) Rockdale (0-4) 15 First downs 24 29-245 Rushes-yards 29-97 109 Passing yards 250 354 Total yards 347 10-15-1 Passing 24-40-1 — Punts-avg. 1-35 1-1 Fumbles-lost 1-1 14-109 Penalties-yards 6-53 SCORE BY QUARTERS Rockdale 7 2 0 0— 9 Troy 20 16 6 6 — 48 SCORING...
Fuller wins Academy meet

Fuller wins Academy meet

Fuller wins Academy meet

Rockdale’s Jon Fuller won the varsity boys race at the Academy cross country meet last week with a time of 15:39.21. The Tigers finished fifth in the boys’ team standings. Rockdale also had two top-10 f inishers in the junior varsity girls race.
Thorndale ISD Athletics photo SECOND IN ACADEMY— Thorndale’s varsity girls, varsity boys and junior varsity boys each placed second as a team at the Academy cross country meet. Raven Sandoval won the varsity girls race, followed by Skielee Bear in third and Nadia Gonzalez in sixth. Jamie Llanas placed second and Case McDaniel eighth for the varsity boys. In the JV boys race, Angel Rivera finished second and Jonah Norvell seventh.

Thorndale ISD Athletics photo SECOND IN ACADEMY— Thorndale’s varsity girls, varsity boys and junior varsity boys each placed second as a team at the Academy cross country meet. Raven Sandoval won the varsity girls race, followed by Skielee Bear in third and Nadia Gonzalez in sixth. Jamie Llanas placed second and Case McDaniel eighth for the varsity boys. In the JV boys race, Angel Rivera finished second and Jonah Norvell seventh.

THORNDALE CROSS COUNTRY

SECOND IN ACADEMY—Thorndale’s varsity girls, varsity boys and junior varsity boys each placed second as a team at the Academy cross country meet. Raven Sandoval won the varsity girls race, followed by Skielee Bear in third and Nadia Gonzalez in sixth.
Reporter/Nathan Flores The Rockdale Youth Varsity Tigers defeated Cameron Yoe 34-6 to win the inaugural Milam County Showdown and bring the event’s Showdown Helmet to Rockdale. The new youth contest adds another chapter to the Rockdale-Cameron rivalry, whose high school game is known as the ‘Battle of the Bell.’

Reporter/Nathan Flores The Rockdale Youth Varsity Tigers defeated Cameron Yoe 34-6 to win the inaugural Milam County Showdown and bring the event’s Showdown Helmet to Rockdale. The new youth contest adds another chapter to the Rockdale-Cameron rivalry, whose high school game is known as the ‘Battle of the Bell.’

ROCKDALE TIGERS YOUTH FOOTBALL & CHEER

A new tradition was born in Milam County and it belongs entirely to the Blue and Gold. The Rockdale Youth Varsity Tigers delivered a commanding 34–6 statement victory over rival Cameron Yoe to capture the championship in the first annual Milam County Showdown.

Lady Tigers fall to Thrall, Rogers

THRALL— Rockdale’s varsity volleyball team (6-22, 0-6) won the opening set against Thrall (1914, 4-2) on Tuesday but lost the district match 25-23, 20-25, 20-25, 14-25. Kyndal Selgelid led Rockdale against Thrall with 15 kills and four aces.

LADY DOGS VOLLEYBALL

Thorndale’s varsity volleyball team (15-17, 2-0) swept both of its matches last week, beating Texas Lions Academy of Austin (15-19-2) in a non-district match Tuesday and Bartlett (5-14, 0-3) in district play Thursday. TLA— Tuesday’s sets were close throughout. The Lady Dogs won 25-23, 25-22, 25-22.
Rockdale Tigers Athletics photo

Rockdale Tigers Athletics photo

RJH CROSS COUNTRY

Rockdale Junior High eighth-grader Paulina Waak placed first at Saturday’s cross country meet in Somerville. Teammates Nora McMannus and Vivian Reynolds finished third and fourth, respectively.
RJH running back Noah McIrvin (20) scored four touchdowns in the Tigers’ 28-16 victory over Thorndale Thursday. His TDs were runs of 45, 52, 30 and 60 yards. Photo by Ashley Zenner Willard

RJH running back Noah McIrvin (20) scored four touchdowns in the Tigers’ 28-16 victory over Thorndale Thursday. His TDs were runs of 45, 52, 30 and 60 yards. Photo by Ashley Zenner Willard

Tiger JV holds off Thorndale, improves to 3-0

McIrvin scores four TDs in junior high victory over Thorndale Rockdale’s junior varsity football team remained unbeaten with a 29-20 victory over Thorndale last week. The Tigers improved to 3-0 behind four touchdowns from the combination of quarterback Hayze Hamr ick and Canaan Miles.