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September 28, 2022
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Compiled by Chris Darus
The Bandera Prophet
Bandera ISD
Football
Varsity opponents season recap
A season long look on how the varsity Bulldog opponents have fared for the season.
Non-District
Poteet (3-2) fell to Pleasanton, 28-13
Cotulla (4-1) beat Robstown, 61-35
S.A Kennedy (1-4) lost to Jourdanton, 44-7
S.A. Cole (0-5) was shutout by Llano, 59-0
Hondo (1-4) was edged out by Bandera, 25-24
Robstown (3-2) lost to Cotulla, 61-35
District 15-4AD2
Pearsall (5-0) took out Lytle, 50-20
Devine (5-0) beat Uvalde, 42-14
YMLA (2-3) defeated Falfurrias, 24-6
Carrizo Springs (2-3) beat Crystal City, 27-2
Bandera (4-1) got by Hondo, 25-24
MaxPreps state rankings for teams in Region IV 15-4AD2 with 93 teams listed
Devine, 30 (last week, 35)
Pearsall, 45 (41)
Bandera, 58 (59)
Carrizo Springs, 82 (82)
YLMA, 83 (84)
Cross-Country
The BHS cross-country teams ran at the River City Believers Academy meet in San Antonio Saturday and many runners had season or personal best times to help the teams finish well.
Varsity Girls
The Lady Bulldogs won team gold and had all 10 runners finish as individual medalists (usually the first 20 or 25 runners) in the 3200M race.
Danielle Gonzales was the top Bandera finisher in fifth place with Trinity Butler and Gracie Bankston just behind her in sixth and seventh.
Carlye Niccum and Makayla Gonzales finished in the top ten in ninth and tenth respectively.
Kinlee Lawlis (11), Emily Presa (13), Jazlyn Dickerson (15), Landree Ryan (18) and Layney Bowman (20) were the other Bandera medalists.
Bandera results (Top five)
5, D. Gonzales, 12:24.69, 6, T. Butler, 12:39.32, 7, G. Bankston, 12:45.15, 9, C. Niccum, 12:47.59, 10, M. Gonzales, 12:57.64
JV
The JV Lady Bulldogs just missed scoring a perfect 15 (all five runners in first through fifth), but did score a 17 to win team gold.
Ashlyn Brown and Madelyn Garza headed the field win gold and silver medal performances followed closely by Kierstin Brown (4), Bietzel Gonzales (7) and Riley LaLanne (9) in the top ten.
Also competing for Bandera, who had the largest contingent of runners, were Lauren Meier (20), Celeste Martinez (23), Lydia Devigny, (26), Kylie Minton (27), Mary Jane Malone (32), Julia Freeman (33), Tatum Hubble (34), Madison Gillespie (36), Andrea Espino (39), Alyssa Brown (42), Rhiana Garza (43), Kimberley Valadez (44), Sydney Jaeger (45) Onna Shaw (49) and Cinthia Gutierrez (50).
Bandera results (Top five)
1, A. Brown, 14:04.73, 2, M. Garza, 14:05.73, 4, K. Brown, 14:16.97, 7, B. Gonzales, 14:36.45, 9, R. LaLanne, 14:47.20
Varsity Boys
The Varsity boys brought home team bronze, finishing third in a field of 10 teams. All of the Bulldogs set a season’s best (SB) or personal best (PB) time at this event.
Braden Cox finished in 11th place, running a 16:53 over the 5K course and setting his SB, Mack Robinson and Felix Diaz were 24th and 27th with Robinson setting a PB at 17:32 and Diaz a SB of 17:34.
Ruben Ruiz was in 35th at 17:49, his PR and Filimon Quintero ran a 17:52 (PB) to finish 38th.
Other runners were Hudson Jackson (43), Kyle Moore (52), Joey Flewellen (58), Logan Klappenbach (69) and Hayden Swalve finished 73rd.
JV Boys
Lane Timmons led the JV Bulldogs in 15th place as the team finished fifth with all of the finishers setting a personal best. Timmons was in at 19:16, Jayden Patterson was 41st at a 20:02, Ashton Robinson was 46th with a 20:15 and Michael Verhey (50th at 20:39) and Jacob Tuma (64th with a 21:10) were the other points scorers for Bandera.
David Roque and Carter Rissmiller set Pbs of 22:44 and 23:24 respectively.
All the teams will head to Seguin Saturday.
BMS
Football
No report this week but we do have a photo gallery, please follow the link to view it.
Bandera Middle School Cross Country Report
By Jess Edwards
BMS Coaching staff
After a decent performance on Saturday, Sept. 17 in Ingram, with the seventh grade girls and the eighth grade girls placing third and the eighth grade boys placing second, every single Bulldog runner set a personal best at the River City Believers Academy XC Invitational in San Antonio Saturday.
This course was very flat and perfect for running a personal best, if you were able to navigate around the other 200 or so runners that were trying to pull off the same feat, and the BMS teams rose to the challenge.
At this meet, our seventh and eighth grade boys combined to make a team, placing 13th out of 18 teams and our seventh and eighth grade combined girls team (made up of mostly seventh grade girls) placed fourth out of 11 teams.
The BMS Bulldog cross country teams have a well-earned Saturday off this week.
Bandera Little League
The Bandera Little League will hold their general membership meeting and elections on Oct. 23 at 5 p.m. at the BEC community room. More info to come in the next few weeks.
Football
Varsity opponents season recap
A season long look on how the varsity Bulldog opponents have fared for the season.
Non-District
Poteet (3-2) fell to Pleasanton, 28-13
Cotulla (4-1) beat Robstown, 61-35
S.A Kennedy (1-4) lost to Jourdanton, 44-7
S.A. Cole (0-5) was shutout by Llano, 59-0
Hondo (1-4) was edged out by Bandera, 25-24
Robstown (3-2) lost to Cotulla, 61-35
District 15-4AD2
Pearsall (5-0) took out Lytle, 50-20
Devine (5-0) beat Uvalde, 42-14
YMLA (2-3) defeated Falfurrias, 24-6
Carrizo Springs (2-3) beat Crystal City, 27-2
Bandera (4-1) got by Hondo, 25-24
MaxPreps state rankings for teams in Region IV 15-4AD2 with 93 teams listed
Devine, 30 (last week, 35)
Pearsall, 45 (41)
Bandera, 58 (59)
Carrizo Springs, 82 (82)
YLMA, 83 (84)
Cross-Country
The BHS cross-country teams ran at the River City Believers Academy meet in San Antonio Saturday and many runners had season or personal best times to help the teams finish well.
Varsity Girls
The Lady Bulldogs won team gold and had all 10 runners finish as individual medalists (usually the first 20 or 25 runners) in the 3200M race.
Danielle Gonzales was the top Bandera finisher in fifth place with Trinity Butler and Gracie Bankston just behind her in sixth and seventh.
Carlye Niccum and Makayla Gonzales finished in the top ten in ninth and tenth respectively.
Kinlee Lawlis (11), Emily Presa (13), Jazlyn Dickerson (15), Landree Ryan (18) and Layney Bowman (20) were the other Bandera medalists.
Bandera results (Top five)
5, D. Gonzales, 12:24.69, 6, T. Butler, 12:39.32, 7, G. Bankston, 12:45.15, 9, C. Niccum, 12:47.59, 10, M. Gonzales, 12:57.64
JV
The JV Lady Bulldogs just missed scoring a perfect 15 (all five runners in first through fifth), but did score a 17 to win team gold.
Ashlyn Brown and Madelyn Garza headed the field win gold and silver medal performances followed closely by Kierstin Brown (4), Bietzel Gonzales (7) and Riley LaLanne (9) in the top ten.
Also competing for Bandera, who had the largest contingent of runners, were Lauren Meier (20), Celeste Martinez (23), Lydia Devigny, (26), Kylie Minton (27), Mary Jane Malone (32), Julia Freeman (33), Tatum Hubble (34), Madison Gillespie (36), Andrea Espino (39), Alyssa Brown (42), Rhiana Garza (43), Kimberley Valadez (44), Sydney Jaeger (45) Onna Shaw (49) and Cinthia Gutierrez (50).
Bandera results (Top five)
1, A. Brown, 14:04.73, 2, M. Garza, 14:05.73, 4, K. Brown, 14:16.97, 7, B. Gonzales, 14:36.45, 9, R. LaLanne, 14:47.20
Varsity Boys
The Varsity boys brought home team bronze, finishing third in a field of 10 teams. All of the Bulldogs set a season’s best (SB) or personal best (PB) time at this event.
Braden Cox finished in 11th place, running a 16:53 over the 5K course and setting his SB, Mack Robinson and Felix Diaz were 24th and 27th with Robinson setting a PB at 17:32 and Diaz a SB of 17:34.
Ruben Ruiz was in 35th at 17:49, his PR and Filimon Quintero ran a 17:52 (PB) to finish 38th.
Other runners were Hudson Jackson (43), Kyle Moore (52), Joey Flewellen (58), Logan Klappenbach (69) and Hayden Swalve finished 73rd.
JV Boys
Lane Timmons led the JV Bulldogs in 15th place as the team finished fifth with all of the finishers setting a personal best. Timmons was in at 19:16, Jayden Patterson was 41st at a 20:02, Ashton Robinson was 46th with a 20:15 and Michael Verhey (50th at 20:39) and Jacob Tuma (64th with a 21:10) were the other points scorers for Bandera.
David Roque and Carter Rissmiller set Pbs of 22:44 and 23:24 respectively.
All the teams will head to Seguin Saturday.
BMS
Football
No report this week but we do have a photo gallery, please follow the link to view it.
Bandera Middle School Cross Country Report
By Jess Edwards
BMS Coaching staff
After a decent performance on Saturday, Sept. 17 in Ingram, with the seventh grade girls and the eighth grade girls placing third and the eighth grade boys placing second, every single Bulldog runner set a personal best at the River City Believers Academy XC Invitational in San Antonio Saturday.
This course was very flat and perfect for running a personal best, if you were able to navigate around the other 200 or so runners that were trying to pull off the same feat, and the BMS teams rose to the challenge.
At this meet, our seventh and eighth grade boys combined to make a team, placing 13th out of 18 teams and our seventh and eighth grade combined girls team (made up of mostly seventh grade girls) placed fourth out of 11 teams.
The BMS Bulldog cross country teams have a well-earned Saturday off this week.
Bandera Little League
The Bandera Little League will hold their general membership meeting and elections on Oct. 23 at 5 p.m. at the BEC community room. More info to come in the next few weeks.