JV Gold remains undefeated, JV Blue gets first win of season

The RHS JV Gold team continued their dominant season defeating the division foe McGregor Bulldogs 31-0. With the win, the young Tigers are now 4-0 on the season and 1-0 in district play. The Tigers got off to a fast start on defense with Carson Eoff recovering a fumble.

Thorndale destroy Moody, 44-16, in district opener

The Bulldogs began district play with a statement as they dismantled the Moody Bearcats 44-16. The Bulldogs are now 3-1 on the season. “Overall I was pretty pleased with our play,” THS Head Coach John Kovar said.

Lady Eagles win one, lose one

The MHS netters are now 6-6 on the season after splitting their two matches over the weekend. On Saturday, the Lady Eagles traveled to Rosebud-Lott for a matchup against the Lady Cougars.

RHS Cross Country boys win second meet in a row, girls place fifth

The RHS Boys Cross Country team is on fire after winning their second meet in a row at the Cameron Invitational Meet on Saturday. The girls’ team placed fifth and had three runners finish in the top 25 spots. The meet featured Caldwell, Milano, Lexington, Chilton, Normangee, Rockdale and St.

RJH prevails against Bulldogs, 14-0

RJH Tigers earned their first win of the season after defeating the McGregor Junior High Bulldogs 14-0. The Tigers are now 1-1 on the season. Defense prevailed in the first half as neither team scored any points. The Tiger defense played so well that they didn’t give up a single yard in the half.

SPORTS BRIEFS

LEECH—1979 RHS graduate and former football player Mike Leech has been diagnosed with colon cancer. A GoFundMe page has been created to cover his medical expenses. MILANO FOOTBALL—Last Friday’s game against Somerville was canceled due to COVID-19 concerns.

Let’s CRUSH childhood cancer

Friday was the sixth annual Gold Out Game at Tiger Stadium. The event is a fund raiser, and promotes public awareness, to combat childhood cancer. Gold T-shirts were worn, both from previous Gold Outs and new this year.

Sometimes coaches need to discipline

Super Bowl Champion and legendary Head Coach Vince Lombardi once said, “Football is like life. It requires perseverance, self-denial, hard work, sacrifice, dedication and respect for authority.” While winning can provide happiness, sometimes our biggest lessons can come from our losses.

No. 6 Brahmas rip Tigers 42-14 in final pre-district contest

The Rockdale Tigers faced their toughest test to date last Friday as the 4A No.6 ranked Bellville Brahmas came to town. However, the test ended up being too much for the Tigers as they lost the contest 42-14. “Overall, we did not stop the run like we should have,” RHS Head Coach Jacob Campsey said.

McGregor first foe in 11-3A

The Tigers are looking to end their two-game losing streak as they begin district play against the McGregor Bulldogs on Friday. “Phase one of the season is over with and we’re back to being 0-0 with district play starting,” RHS Head Coach Jacob Campsey said.