Awards handed out at Schulenburg High’s All-Sports Banquet on Sunday.

Although the Shorthorn team slipped from eighth place in 2023 to ninth this year, they shot 25 strokes better in their second consecutive Class 2A state golf tournament.

Four Lady Horns and two Shorthorns will be making the trip to Corpus Christi this week for the Region IV-2A tennis tournament. They placed first or second in the varsity division of the District 28-2A event held last week in Shiner.

REGIONAL QUARTERFINALS CLASS 1A REGION IV • Slocum – bye • Medina def. North Zulch 16-6, 15-0 • Moulton 10, Pettus 1 • Leakey def.

BI-DISTRICT IN CLASS 1A REGION IV – • Fayetteville def. High Island 16-3, 17-4 • Knippa 6, Moulton 3 CLASS 2A REGION IV • Harper 7, Rosebud-Lott 6 • Iola def.

The Schulenburg Hoops Summer League, open to boys with high school or junior high eligibility remaining, will consist of an eight-game regular season on Monday nights in June. The league will end on Wednesday, June 26 with all teams seeded into the championship tournament.

With a post-season spot already secured, the Shorthorns finished off their district schedule with an 11-10 win in Ganado last Monday, April 22. Schulenburg, with a 7-5 mark in District 29-2A, placed fourth behind Flatonia, Shiner, and Ganado.

As a fourth-place team in 2023, the Lady Horns swept districtchampion Charlotte in the first round of the playoffs. With the same scenario this year, a more experienced Trojanette squad turned the tables on Schulenburg with 10-0, 5-1 wins last Thursday and Friday in Marion.

Schulenburg High School softball just completed its 29th season and, for all but 12 of those, Gilbert Price has led the team. With last Friday’s bi-district loss, his tenure came to an end.

State qualifiers received a dozen golf balls from the Weimar Golf Club through its donation to the Schulenburg ISD and Weimar ISD athletic Departments last Wednesday, April 24. Shown above are: (front, from left) Shorthorn golf team members Brant Redman, Jackson Faith, Jayse Janda, Brycen Schramek, Van Prihoda, Reid Janda; Ladycat Taylor Smith; Wildcat Wyatt Lacina; (back, from left) Schulenburg golf coach Richard Hoogendoorn, WGC board members Russell Morgan and Paul Hromadka, WGC President Kenny Helmcamp, and Weimar golf coach Cory Morrison.