Cat Clash

The Lions met the Panthers at Tiger Stadium on Friday. The Burton Panthers defeated the Granger Lions 47-7 in their Region 3A semi-final game. This was the second playoff game Rockdale hosted at the new field.

Lady Tigers capture third in Lexington

The RHS girl’s basketball team took home the third place trophy after going 3-1 in the Lexington Tournament. “I thought we did pretty well,” said Meredith Caffey, RHS girl’s head basketball coach.

Eleven Tigers make all-district first team

Twenty-four members of the 2018 Rockdale Tiger football team were selected to 38 different spots on the 10-3A Division I all-district teams. This included 11 players picked to the first team, six to the second team, seven honorable mentions and 13 members selected to the academic all-district team.

RJH boys win Thorndale tourney

The seventh grade ‘A’ team had a dominant weekend at the Thorndale Tournament with a first place finish. The eighth grade ‘A’ also made it to the championship game by placing second. In Thorndale, the seventh grade squad blasted Granger 74-3.

Eagles face injuries at Lexington tourney

The Milano Eagles boys basketball team had an injury-plagued weekend in their 0-3 performance at the Lexington Tournament. In their first game, Milano fell 54-28 to Lexington. The Eagles led for most of the first quarter, trailing 18-13 to the mean green at the end of the opening quarter.

Thirteen Bulldogs, two Eagles make 2A all-district first team in football

In district 13-2A DI, 25 student athletes from Milano and Thorndale received all-district honors. Milano – Devonte Jones and Christian Thurman made the first team on offense. Kathen Funburg, Kevin Garcia and Jones as a punt returner made the offensive second team.

RJH GIRLS

Monday 8A 30, Troy 8 TJH 0 2 2 4 - 8 RJH 2 10 10 8 - 30 “The Lady Tigers started the night off slow but picked it up in the second and third quarters finding the basket ten times to take the lead 22-4, according to Coach Regan Fritsche.

Bulldogs place fourth in Salado

The Thorndale High School boys basketball team placed fourth in their first tournament of the season in Salado. “The tournament went great,” said John Kovar, THS boy’s head basketball coach. “We played big schools and competed pretty well.

HONORING THOSE WE LOVE WHO HAVE SERVED THEIR COUNTRY AND COMMUNITY

A grand patriotic vision, an enduring legacy and a lucky happenstance are the reasons behind the three flag poles erected at the new Tiger Stadium instead of the standard one. “I like big grand flag poles,” said Lin Perry owner of Perry, Perry and Builders and a RISD school board of trustee member.

Bulldogs fall to Refugio 49-14

For the second consecutive year, the Thorndale Bulldogs found themselves at D.W. Rutledge Stadium in Converse in the area round of the UIL 2A DI state football playoffs outmatched by the Refugio Bobcats.