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September 17, 2020

Two Minute Drill
Local Sports Fast

By Chris Darus
The Bandera Prophet

Bandera Middle School
Cross-Country

Bandera Middle School's cross-country teams ran at Bandera City Park this past Saturday after the high school divisions were finished.
The seventh grade girls team finished in third and the eighth graders.finished fifth.
Alexandria McCrobie finished in eighth place to lead the seventh grade team and Olivia Clemenson finished tenth. Harper Cole, (11th), Taytum Moeller (15th), and Bailey Barth (19th) also scored points for the team. Mackenzie Kennedy and Leane Schuster finished 20th and 21st respectively.
The eighth grade girls were led by Madilyn Lewis in 11th and Kierstyn Brown in 19th place. Jocelyn Torres, Isabella Chapa and Lauren Meier scored team points as well. Grace Richards and Brynleigh Deerfield also ran for Bandera.
On the boys side on things, Bandera didn't have enough runners for a team in the seventh grade division so Damien Cadena (10th), James Bower, (23rd), Nathaniel Dominguez (27th) and Joaquin Wood (28th) ran as individuals.
The eighth graders did have a team and finished third with Michael Verhey's eighth place leading the way. Juan Gonzalez (11th), Ethan Timmons (12th), Nino Martinez (13th) and Ashton Robinson (16th) were points scorers for the Bulldogs.
Tyler Quinn and Logan Klappenbach also competed.

Bandera High School
Freshman Football

The freshmen Bulldogs were on the road again last Thursday, this time to Llano, where the Yellowjackets came away with a 35-8 win.
With a 21-0 halftime score, the Bulldogs were looking to spoil the shutout bid by Llano and did so on a nice 33 yard rush by Jacob Lannon.
Lannon, the workhorse for Bandera, scored on the next play as well, a two point conversion, to end the scoring for the Bulldogs on the night.
The freshmen will play in their home opener today at 5 p.m. against Blanco.

Tennis
Bandera Tennis fell to Canyon Lake in a shutout, 0-10, earlier this week.
"We played some great tennis and huge improvements seen from last week.
District play will continue against Fredericksburg next week in Ingram," coach Ginger Frye said.

Volleyball
The Lady Bulldogs hosted the Tom Moore Ingram Lady Warriors Tuesday and lost both matches. The JV lost in two and the varsity took the now 11-0, sixth ranked team in 3A, to five sets. No scores or stats were made available for either match.
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