ROCKDALE CROSS COUNTRY

Rockdale traveled to Cameron earlier this week to compete in the district cross country meet. The boys varsity (top right) and JV (bottom right) came home as champions. Both teams won the District 19-3A title.

ROCKDALE LADY TIGERS VOLLEYBALL

The Rockdale Lady Tigers varsity volleyball team is still in a slump. They lost twice last week in front of home crowds. On Sept. 20, they were competitive but lost to a substantial Thrall Tigerette team in three sets—1325, 17-25, 20-25. Then on Friday, Sept.

ROCKDALE CROSS COUNTRY

The Rockdale Tiger cross country teams competed last Saturday at the Troy Invitational. The varsity boys finished in second place. Jonathan Fuller got a medal for placing fifth with a time of 17:37. The varsity girls team was led by Milagros Cervantes who had a time of 14:36.

MILANO CROSS COUNTRY

MILANO CROSS COUNTRY

THORNDALE CROSS COUNTRY

The Thorndale cross country teams ran last week in Moody. Lady Dogs Raven Sandoval placed second and Skielee Bear finished third. Bulldogs Case McDaniel placed sixth and Jaime Llanas came in 11th place.

Goats spoil Rockdale homecoming

Homecoming did not roll out the red carpet for the Blue & Gold last week. The Rockdale Tigers lost to Groesbeck 32-21. Rockdale has got to figure out the math of football. “We had two drives that should have been two touchdowns,” said Athletic Director and Head Football Coach Hunter Hamrick.

Bulldogs blast Hempstead

THOR N DA L E—The Thorndale Bulldogs are back! Thorndale put the bite on Hempstead last week 49-14. Like last week the Bulldogs came out in the first quarter and showed no mercy on their opponent putting up 29 points on the scoreboard.

Eagles topped by Iola

MILANO—The Milano Eagles lost to Iola last week 35-14. The Eagles are now 1-3 and 0-1 in district. “We missed an opportunity early in the game to go up 14-0,” said Head Football Coach Nick Morehead.

ROCKDALE LADY TIGERS VOLLEYBALL

The Rockdale Lady Tigers volleyball team dropped both matches last week. They lost to Academy on the road 0-3 and then lost 0-3 at home against Thrall, who is currently ranked No. 9 in the state.

TEXAS PARKS & WILDLIFE FISHING REPORT

Granger GOOD. Water lightly stained; 85 degrees; 0.32 feet above pool. Black bass are fair on topwaters and crankbaits fished in shallow water. Crappie are good on jigs fished over cover in 4-12 feet of water. White bass are fair along roadbeds with many small undersized fish.