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September 8, 2021
Two Minute Drill
Local Sports in a Flash
By Chris Darus
The Bandera Prophet
Bandera ISD
BHS
Varsity Football
Bulldog opponents at a glance
A weekly look at how the varsity Bulldogs opponents fared this past week and on the season.
Week 2 results:
Poteet (2-0) defeated Crystal City (0-2), 55-7
Cotulla (1-1) lost to Bandera (1-1), 14-13
S.A. Cole (2-0) defeated Natalia (1-1), 26-24
Comfort (1-1) lost to Mason (2-0), 39-6
Manor New Tech (1-1), won over LASA (0-2), 50-30
District 15-4AD2
Crystal City (0-2) lost to Poteet (2-0), 55-7
Carizzo Springs (2-0) beat St. Anthony (0-2), 47-0
Devine (2-0) defeated S.A Memorial (1-1), 44-23
Hondo (0-1) was idle
Pearsall (0-2) lost to S.A. Lanier (2-0), 40-0
Opponents overall season records, 11-8
JV
The JV Bulldogs garnered their first win of the season on the road Thursday against Cotulla.
After an opening drive touchdown was negated by a penalty, the Bulldog offense kept the pressure on Cotulla, scoring twice to take an 16-0 lead before halftime.
Both scores were rushes by Jake Lannon and he also scored the first two point conversion.
The Bulldogs scored in the second half on a short pass from Dylan Gherman to Zachery Quesnot with Adan Ramos making the goal line on the conversion to go up, 24-0.
The Bulldogs shutout bid was ended when the Cowboys scored in the fourth to make it a 24-7 final.
Bandera passed for 139 yards between QBs Gherman (87) and Dylan Peace (52) finding five different receivers and 96 on the ground with Lannon (12-71) and Ramos (4-25) getting yardage.
The JV will head to S.A. Cole to face the Cougars Thursday evening at 5:30 p.m.
BMS
Sports report
By Jess Edwards
BMS coaching staff
Cross-Country
Saturday saw the Bandera Middle School cross country teams traveled to San Antonio to compete in the FEAST Cross Country Invitational.
In each of the two races, there were over 300 middle school runners on the starting line.
The BMS seventh and eighth grade combined girls team finished midpack, finishing tenth out of 20 teams.
The seventh grade girls carried the load for the Lady Dogs, led by Merry Robinson, Sydney Moore, Bailey Haas, and Kyra Blake.
The boys also ran as a combined unit, but were missing some runners, so were not able to compete as a team. On a high note, 15 Bulldogs recorded a personal best time.
All BMS teams will run at home this Saturday at Bandera City Park.
Volleyball
All four of the BMS volleyball teams got a win against Blanco on Monday, Aug. 30
The seventh grade Lady Bulldog "B" team earned their first win of the season as they defeated Blanco in two close sets, 25-20 and 25-21.
Strong serving from Ciana Salinas and Milesia Casas helped the Bulldogs edge out the Panthers.
The seventh grade Lady Bulldog "A" team remained undefeated when they made quick work of Blanco in two sets, 25-11 and 25-14. Again, Bandera’s serving was their strength, but they also backed it up with aggressive defensive play.
The eighth grade "B" Team beat the Blanco Panthers as the Bandera girls came ready to play.
Bandera won lots of points on serves, led by Josilynn Picconi.
The eighth grade" A" team carved out a victory against Blanco in two nail biting games.
Bandera won the first set 25-23 with Tatum Moeller scoring 10 points. In the second game, Mary Freeman scored six points, Lexis Moore scored eight and Cayleigh Thaler brought home the win, serving the final two points to win, 27-25.
The girls did well with serves and demonstrated good play action, particularly in the second game, to win the match.
BHS
Varsity Football
Bulldog opponents at a glance
A weekly look at how the varsity Bulldogs opponents fared this past week and on the season.
Week 2 results:
Poteet (2-0) defeated Crystal City (0-2), 55-7
Cotulla (1-1) lost to Bandera (1-1), 14-13
S.A. Cole (2-0) defeated Natalia (1-1), 26-24
Comfort (1-1) lost to Mason (2-0), 39-6
Manor New Tech (1-1), won over LASA (0-2), 50-30
District 15-4AD2
Crystal City (0-2) lost to Poteet (2-0), 55-7
Carizzo Springs (2-0) beat St. Anthony (0-2), 47-0
Devine (2-0) defeated S.A Memorial (1-1), 44-23
Hondo (0-1) was idle
Pearsall (0-2) lost to S.A. Lanier (2-0), 40-0
Opponents overall season records, 11-8
JV
The JV Bulldogs garnered their first win of the season on the road Thursday against Cotulla.
After an opening drive touchdown was negated by a penalty, the Bulldog offense kept the pressure on Cotulla, scoring twice to take an 16-0 lead before halftime.
Both scores were rushes by Jake Lannon and he also scored the first two point conversion.
The Bulldogs scored in the second half on a short pass from Dylan Gherman to Zachery Quesnot with Adan Ramos making the goal line on the conversion to go up, 24-0.
The Bulldogs shutout bid was ended when the Cowboys scored in the fourth to make it a 24-7 final.
Bandera passed for 139 yards between QBs Gherman (87) and Dylan Peace (52) finding five different receivers and 96 on the ground with Lannon (12-71) and Ramos (4-25) getting yardage.
The JV will head to S.A. Cole to face the Cougars Thursday evening at 5:30 p.m.
BMS
Sports report
By Jess Edwards
BMS coaching staff
Cross-Country
Saturday saw the Bandera Middle School cross country teams traveled to San Antonio to compete in the FEAST Cross Country Invitational.
In each of the two races, there were over 300 middle school runners on the starting line.
The BMS seventh and eighth grade combined girls team finished midpack, finishing tenth out of 20 teams.
The seventh grade girls carried the load for the Lady Dogs, led by Merry Robinson, Sydney Moore, Bailey Haas, and Kyra Blake.
The boys also ran as a combined unit, but were missing some runners, so were not able to compete as a team. On a high note, 15 Bulldogs recorded a personal best time.
All BMS teams will run at home this Saturday at Bandera City Park.
Volleyball
All four of the BMS volleyball teams got a win against Blanco on Monday, Aug. 30
The seventh grade Lady Bulldog "B" team earned their first win of the season as they defeated Blanco in two close sets, 25-20 and 25-21.
Strong serving from Ciana Salinas and Milesia Casas helped the Bulldogs edge out the Panthers.
The seventh grade Lady Bulldog "A" team remained undefeated when they made quick work of Blanco in two sets, 25-11 and 25-14. Again, Bandera’s serving was their strength, but they also backed it up with aggressive defensive play.
The eighth grade "B" Team beat the Blanco Panthers as the Bandera girls came ready to play.
Bandera won lots of points on serves, led by Josilynn Picconi.
The eighth grade" A" team carved out a victory against Blanco in two nail biting games.
Bandera won the first set 25-23 with Tatum Moeller scoring 10 points. In the second game, Mary Freeman scored six points, Lexis Moore scored eight and Cayleigh Thaler brought home the win, serving the final two points to win, 27-25.
The girls did well with serves and demonstrated good play action, particularly in the second game, to win the match.