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Bulldogs dominate Moody

Bulldogs dominate Moody

Bulldogs dominate Moody

Thorndale to play in area competition against No. 5 Ganado in Rockdale TEMPLE—The Thorndale Bulldogs (8-3) overcame an early score by the Moody Bearcats (6-5) to win their UIL Class 2A Division 1 bi-district game, 42-7, Thursday night at Wildcat Stadium in Temple.
ROCKDALE TIGERS BASKETBALL

ROCKDALE TIGERS BASKETBALL

ROCKDALE TIGERS BASKETBALL

The Ro c kdale Tiger bask etball team tipped off the first game of the season this past Friday at Tiger Gym against the Normangee Panthers. The T iger s were in comma nd o f t he game for all four quarters—they didn’t trail the Panthers at any point during the game.

Lady Tigers place 12 on All-District volleyball teams

Co-Blocker of the Year Kyndal Selgelid First Team Trinity Hurd Hannah Mckie Second Team Chloe Miles Grace Patton Honorable Mention Aaliyah Aspilaire Alli Lay Parker White Academic Bella Alexander Aaliyah Aspilaire Trinity Hurd Alli Lay Hannah Mckie Chloe Miles Jerneé Mitchell...
Not the last time

Not the last time

Not the last time

The Rockdale Tigers’ fo otba l l se a son ended this past Friday with Senior DeAndre Stephens playing his last football game at Tiger Stadium. This Friday was the only game of the 2025 season that Stephens didn't get into the end zone. He still had a great game with 11 receptions for 122 yards.
Reporter/Nathan Flores Tiger players join in on the final post-game playing of the Rockdale alma mater for the 2025 season. For the Tiger seniors, it was their last time doing the alma mater as their high school careers came to an end. The Tigers finished 1-4 in district, failing to make the playoffs.

Reporter/Nathan Flores Tiger players join in on the final post-game playing of the Rockdale alma mater for the 2025 season. For the Tiger seniors, it was their last time doing the alma mater as their high school careers came to an end. The Tigers finished 1-4 in district, failing to make the playoffs.

No. 1 Franklin steamrolls Tigers

The Rockdale Tigers season came to an end on Friday night at Tiger Stadium with the No. 1 ranked Franklin Lions in town. The Tigers knew they had their work cut out for them, but they lost the battle, 70-18.

DISTRICT 11-3A DI

FINAL STANDINGS Season District W-L W-L Franklin 7-2 5-0 Academy 6-4 4-1 McGregor 2-8 2-3 Troy 5-5 2-3 Cameron 3-7 1-4 Rockdale 4-6 1-4 Last week: Franklin 70, Rockdale 18; Little River-Academy 55, Cameron 10; McGregor 25, Troy 22. This week: Yo a k um v s .

AREA FOOTBALL

Thorndale 49, Holland 13 HOLLAND—The Thorndale Bulldogs (7-3, 4-1) were victorious, 49-13, Friday against the Holland Hornets (1-9, 0-5) to finish second in District 14-2A Division I. The Bulldogs were hosted by the Hornets Friday night for the final district game.

DISTRICT 14-2A DI

FINAL STANDINGS Season District W-L W-L Mason 7-3 5-0 Thorndale 7-3 4-1 San Saba 6-4 3-2 Johnson City 5-5 2-3 Harper 4-6 1-4 Holland 1-9 0-5 Last week: Thorndale 49, Holland 13; Mason 22, San Saba 0; Johnson City 49, Harper 26. This week: Thorndale vs.

DISTRICT 13-2A DII

FINAL STANDINGS Season District W-L W-L Granger 10-0 7-0 Iola 7-3 6-1 Burton 8-2 5-2 Somerville 6-4 4-3 Bartlett 4-6 3-4 Milano 2-8 2-5 McDade 0-9 0-6 Snook 0-9 0-6 Last week: All teams had an off week. Snook and McDade forfeited district games. This week: Granger vs.