GOLF
Whitley Boyd weathered a three-hour rain delay and opponents to win her second straight trip to the UIL Class 3A girls golf state championship, after placing third among individual medalists at the Region III golf tournament last Thursday in Brenham.
King of basketball
Long time basketball coach Alvie King will retire from the Milano Independent School District at the close of the 2018-2019 school year after more than 20 years with the school.
King, who grew up in Milano, says being a part of MISD is something he has held in high regard.
The Rockdale High School Spring Athletic Banquet concluded with Reyna Gonzales named Outstanding Female Athlete and Will Storey and Zac Davis named as Co-Oustanding Male Athletes.
Other athletes honored were Doss Hasselbach and Macy Knesek, who both-won the sportsman award.
RHS senior Kaylee Criwell (middle) signed her letter of intent to play volleyball at Ranger College in Ranger. She signed her letter with her parents P.J. Williams and Stephanie Criswell at the RHS library last Wednesday. “I didn’t really expect to be where I am today,” Criswell said.
The Milano Eagle track team won their third straight UIL Region IV Class 2A championship at Javelina Stadium in Kingsville on Friday and Saturday with six first place finishes and two second place finishes.
The Lady Bulldogs took down Brazos in two games to open the 2019 UIL Class 2A state softball playoffs with a combined 30 runs in less than 10 innings.
“We played really well this first series,” said Lance Betak, THS softball coach. “We got an early lead in both games and kept it.
No hit was given up until the fifth inning in the Lady Eagle’s 5-1 season ending loss to Shiner last Thursday in a bi-district playoff showdown in Smithville between Milano’s Jenna Lewis and Shiner’s Cameron Cowan
“We all knew going into this game that it would be a pitching duel,” said Amanda...
Mother Nature has been the RHS dynamic duo’s fiercest competitor during the 2019 tennis season and the Region III Class 3A championship last Wednesday in College Station was no exception.