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September 10, 2019
The Two-Minute Drill
Local sports fast!
Football
Jr. Bulldogs
The Kerrville youth tackle season opened up this past weekend and the Bandera Jr. Bulldogs fifth and sixth grade team notched a 14-0 shutout over Kerrville at Tivy Stadium.
Jackson Aragones and James Bower each scored touchdowns and Brayden Gherman went 1-2 for the PAT's as the team rolled up 196 rushing yards in the win.
Defensively, Benton Cloudt and Gherman each had an interception for Bandera.
BHS Tennis
The battle between the Greyhounds and the Bulldogs ended in a 10-0 sweep for Boerne over Bandera on Thursday, Sept. 5.
Coach Ginger Frye and her charges will try and turn things around as they travel to Canyon Lake to take on the Hawks Tuesday.
Bandera Middle School
Cross Country
By Jess Edwards
BMS coach
Saturday saw the BMS cross-country teams travel to Llano for their first meet of the year. The anxiety level was nearly as high as the mercury as they waited at the starting line, but despite the heat and nervousness, the Bulldogs performed well.
The seventh grade boys and eighth grade girls finished in first place with the seventh grade girls and eighth grade boys both finishing fourth on the field. Several of our runners earned individual medals for placing in the top 20 runners overall.
The middle school and high school teams will run at our home meet this Saturday at Bandera City Park. Please come out and support Bandera cross country.
Llano CC Meet
Individual medalists:
Seventh grade
Boys_ 4, Lane Timmons, 5, Ruben Palavios, T7 Glen Garcia, T7, Jace Knowles, 9, Juan Gonzales, 12, Michael Verhey, 18, Hayden Swalve, 19, Ashton Robinson, 20, Nino Martinez
Girls_ 4, Kiersten Brown, 20, Sharon Silva
Eighth grade:
Boys_ 6, David Padget, 13, Hudson Jackson
Girls_ 3, Makayla Gonzalez, 5, Trinity Butler, 10, Carlie Niccum, 13, Haylee Garcia, 14, Gracie Bankston, 20, Layney Bowman
Jr. Bulldogs
The Kerrville youth tackle season opened up this past weekend and the Bandera Jr. Bulldogs fifth and sixth grade team notched a 14-0 shutout over Kerrville at Tivy Stadium.
Jackson Aragones and James Bower each scored touchdowns and Brayden Gherman went 1-2 for the PAT's as the team rolled up 196 rushing yards in the win.
Defensively, Benton Cloudt and Gherman each had an interception for Bandera.
BHS Tennis
The battle between the Greyhounds and the Bulldogs ended in a 10-0 sweep for Boerne over Bandera on Thursday, Sept. 5.
Coach Ginger Frye and her charges will try and turn things around as they travel to Canyon Lake to take on the Hawks Tuesday.
Bandera Middle School
Cross Country
By Jess Edwards
BMS coach
Saturday saw the BMS cross-country teams travel to Llano for their first meet of the year. The anxiety level was nearly as high as the mercury as they waited at the starting line, but despite the heat and nervousness, the Bulldogs performed well.
The seventh grade boys and eighth grade girls finished in first place with the seventh grade girls and eighth grade boys both finishing fourth on the field. Several of our runners earned individual medals for placing in the top 20 runners overall.
The middle school and high school teams will run at our home meet this Saturday at Bandera City Park. Please come out and support Bandera cross country.
Llano CC Meet
Individual medalists:
Seventh grade
Boys_ 4, Lane Timmons, 5, Ruben Palavios, T7 Glen Garcia, T7, Jace Knowles, 9, Juan Gonzales, 12, Michael Verhey, 18, Hayden Swalve, 19, Ashton Robinson, 20, Nino Martinez
Girls_ 4, Kiersten Brown, 20, Sharon Silva
Eighth grade:
Boys_ 6, David Padget, 13, Hudson Jackson
Girls_ 3, Makayla Gonzalez, 5, Trinity Butler, 10, Carlie Niccum, 13, Haylee Garcia, 14, Gracie Bankston, 20, Layney Bowman