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September 20, 2022
Two Minute Drill
By Chris Darus
The Bandera Prophet
Bandera ISD
Football
JV
Bandera’s two JV teams played Thursday and going 1-1 for the evening.
The Blue rolled to a decisive 30-8 win over the Comfort Bobcats on the shoulders of Juan Cabrera-Meija’s four rushing touchdowns.
Coaches pointed to the play of the Bulldogs offensive line as being a large part of Cabrera-Meija’s banner performance.
The undefeated 4-0 Blue will be on the road Thursday against Hondo’s Owls.
Kickoff is scheduled for 6:30 p.m.
The Gray took a 44-0 shutout loss at the hands of the Comfort Bobcats in their first game of the season.
The Grays will take on Hondo on the road with a 5:30 p.m. kickoff Thursday.
BMS
In middle school action, the eighth grade Bulldogs got a 41-0 shutout over Cole and the seventh graders lost a 35-9 decision to the Cougars.
Varsity opponents season recap
A season long look on how the varsity Bulldog opponents have fared for the season.
Non-District
Poteet fell to Pearsall, 30-29
Cotulla beat Carrizo Springs, 35-28
S.A Kennedy lost to Randolph, 35-0
S.A. Cole lost to Bandera, 42-20
Hondo fell to Devine, 34-6
Robstown lost to Taft, 63-27
District 15-4AD2
Pearsall edged out Poteet, 30-29
Devine beat Hondo, 34-6
YMLA got by Manor New Tech, 45-30
Carrizo Springs lost to Cotulla, 35-28
MaxPreps state rankings for teams in Region IV 15-4AD2 (93 teams listed)
Devine, 35 (last week, 48)
Pearsall, 41 (78)
Bandera, 59 (64)
Carrizo Springs, 82 (76)
YMLA, 84 (90)
BMS Volleyball Report
By Jess Edwards
Bandera ISD coaching staff
The BMS Lady Bulldogs took on the Uvalde Lady Lobos in volleyball action last week.
All four teams will play at Carrizo Springs on Wednesday.
Eighth grade
“A”
The “A” team was out for redemption after a tough loss last week and it showed as the ladies won in two sets, 25-21 and 25-22.
Our goal was to work on transitions and girls did very well with moving on and off the net while working with their teammates.
Samantha “Peanut” Sardo had six aces and six blocks to lead the team, Cerissa Fernandez had three aces and two assists and Jessi Battle had three kills and an ace.
“B”
With a new lineup, players in new positions and a new offense, the team shined as they took the match in two sets, 25-12 and 25-16.
Communication was stronger and the girls continued to work on three touches. Each girl played aggressively at the net trying to get kills and blocks meanwhile the back row was able to control more of their passes.
H. Halsey led with 15 serve points with an incredible unreturnable serve. The girls continue to work hard and grow each week sharpening their skills.
Seventh grade
“A”
The “A” team faced Uvalde on Monday night with a strong opening, winning game one 25-19.
Aiden Kavangh served seven straight points, while Zoe Taylor and Pyper Bernard recorded one kill each.
In game two we were inconsistent with our serving and Ulvade quickly began to pull away, taking the second set. 19-25.
The tie breaker was tough for Bandera as we struggled to gain any sort of momentum and lost 4-15.
While the match didn't go our way, I am still very proud of the hard work and progress these girls are making each week.
“B”
The “B” team played our best against Uvalde, despite the game resulting in a loss. Uvalde struck first, taking a 25-21
win but we battled back in a game two win, 25-18 to force the tiebreaker. In a tough match, we lost a 15-10 decision.
Amazing standouts go to T. Marrs and C. Vandebrook who combined for 11 great serves.
M. Ranly and K. Duckworth showed significant improvement in this game by both serving and passing.
Overall, a strong effort from our team!
Football
JV
Bandera’s two JV teams played Thursday and going 1-1 for the evening.
The Blue rolled to a decisive 30-8 win over the Comfort Bobcats on the shoulders of Juan Cabrera-Meija’s four rushing touchdowns.
Coaches pointed to the play of the Bulldogs offensive line as being a large part of Cabrera-Meija’s banner performance.
The undefeated 4-0 Blue will be on the road Thursday against Hondo’s Owls.
Kickoff is scheduled for 6:30 p.m.
The Gray took a 44-0 shutout loss at the hands of the Comfort Bobcats in their first game of the season.
The Grays will take on Hondo on the road with a 5:30 p.m. kickoff Thursday.
BMS
In middle school action, the eighth grade Bulldogs got a 41-0 shutout over Cole and the seventh graders lost a 35-9 decision to the Cougars.
Varsity opponents season recap
A season long look on how the varsity Bulldog opponents have fared for the season.
Non-District
Poteet fell to Pearsall, 30-29
Cotulla beat Carrizo Springs, 35-28
S.A Kennedy lost to Randolph, 35-0
S.A. Cole lost to Bandera, 42-20
Hondo fell to Devine, 34-6
Robstown lost to Taft, 63-27
District 15-4AD2
Pearsall edged out Poteet, 30-29
Devine beat Hondo, 34-6
YMLA got by Manor New Tech, 45-30
Carrizo Springs lost to Cotulla, 35-28
MaxPreps state rankings for teams in Region IV 15-4AD2 (93 teams listed)
Devine, 35 (last week, 48)
Pearsall, 41 (78)
Bandera, 59 (64)
Carrizo Springs, 82 (76)
YMLA, 84 (90)
BMS Volleyball Report
By Jess Edwards
Bandera ISD coaching staff
The BMS Lady Bulldogs took on the Uvalde Lady Lobos in volleyball action last week.
All four teams will play at Carrizo Springs on Wednesday.
Eighth grade
“A”
The “A” team was out for redemption after a tough loss last week and it showed as the ladies won in two sets, 25-21 and 25-22.
Our goal was to work on transitions and girls did very well with moving on and off the net while working with their teammates.
Samantha “Peanut” Sardo had six aces and six blocks to lead the team, Cerissa Fernandez had three aces and two assists and Jessi Battle had three kills and an ace.
“B”
With a new lineup, players in new positions and a new offense, the team shined as they took the match in two sets, 25-12 and 25-16.
Communication was stronger and the girls continued to work on three touches. Each girl played aggressively at the net trying to get kills and blocks meanwhile the back row was able to control more of their passes.
H. Halsey led with 15 serve points with an incredible unreturnable serve. The girls continue to work hard and grow each week sharpening their skills.
Seventh grade
“A”
The “A” team faced Uvalde on Monday night with a strong opening, winning game one 25-19.
Aiden Kavangh served seven straight points, while Zoe Taylor and Pyper Bernard recorded one kill each.
In game two we were inconsistent with our serving and Ulvade quickly began to pull away, taking the second set. 19-25.
The tie breaker was tough for Bandera as we struggled to gain any sort of momentum and lost 4-15.
While the match didn't go our way, I am still very proud of the hard work and progress these girls are making each week.
“B”
The “B” team played our best against Uvalde, despite the game resulting in a loss. Uvalde struck first, taking a 25-21
win but we battled back in a game two win, 25-18 to force the tiebreaker. In a tough match, we lost a 15-10 decision.
Amazing standouts go to T. Marrs and C. Vandebrook who combined for 11 great serves.
M. Ranly and K. Duckworth showed significant improvement in this game by both serving and passing.
Overall, a strong effort from our team!