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September 14, 2021

Two Minute Drill
Local Sports in a Flash

By Chris Darus
The Bandera Prophet

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 3 results:
Poteet (2-1) lost to Lake Belton (3-0), 28-20
Cotulla (1-2)  lost to Dilley (3-0), 9-6
S.A. Cole (2-1) lost to Bandera (2-1), 21-0
Comfort (1-2) lost to Marion (3-0), 35-6
Manor New Tech (1-2) lost to Carrizo Springs (1-2), 54-0
District 15-4AD2
Crystal City (0-3) lost to Zapata (3-0), 28-0
Carizzo Springs (2-0) beat Manor New Tech (1-2), 54-0
Devine (3-0) beat YMLA (1-2), 63-14
Hondo (0-1) was idle again
Pearsall (0-3) lost to Beeville Jones (1-2), 50-0
Opponents overall season records, 13-15

JV
BMS Sports report

By Jess Edwards
BMS coaching staff

Cross-Country
Saturday saw the Bandera Middle School cross country teams run in Bandera City Park.
The seventh grade girls team placed second out of 10 teams with the eighth grade girls finishing eighth.
The seventh grade boys also placed eighth as a team.
Jose Buenosotro, Jonah Klein, Brylee Everett, Cynthia Gutierrez, and Preslee Greenley were , runners of note with all knocking off at least 1:30 off of their previous best time. In all, 18 of the 30 BMS runners ran a personal best time at this home meet.
BMS cross country will run at Ingram next.
Volleyball
The eighth grade "A" team Lady Bulldogs were handed their first defeat of the season in two sets against Llano. Bandera was competitive but unable to score the needed points for the win.
The eighth grade "B" continued its unbeaten streak with a win against Llano last week, the teams third of the season. The girls played aggressive on the defensive side where Brooklyn Grabs blocked hits and Bailey Konvicka dug up balls. On the offensive side, Emily Halsey and Kourtney Frierich scored points for the win.
Bandera will take on Ingram next.

Medina ISD
Football

Medina lost a close game in Kerrville Thursday evening to OLH by a 58-52 score.
No stats were made available.
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