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UIL baseball playoffs: Rouse sweeps Cedar Park to advance to Class 5A regional semifinals
GEORGETOWN — Rouse’s playoff run rolls on. The Raiders completed a sweep of District 25-5A rival Cedar Park on Friday in a regional quarterfinal series with a 2-1 win in Game 2 at Georgetown High School. In the process, they exacted some revenge for the regular season, when the Timberwolves swept them, and now...
Freshman Kennedy Miller brings big boost to Arkansas offense
FAYETTEVILLE, Ar. (KNWA/KFTA) – The Kennedy Miller experience has been anything but the normal freshman SEC softball route. It’s been a season of awards, starting nearly every game, and finishing top 15 in the SEC in batting average, but the Georgetown, Texas native suiting up in Razorback Red wasn’t a given. “Through the whole recruitment […]
It took awhile to get here, but Hutto's Gage Boehm is starring on the Texas baseball team
In reality, only 25 miles separate Hutto High School's baseball stadium and the University of Texas' UFCU Disch-Falk Field. Gage Boehm took the scenic route. At this point, though, it...
Former Taylor standout Jarvis Anderson earns track medals at WAC outdoor championships
Former two-sport Taylor star Jarvis Anderson has continued his successful track and field career during his first year at Stephen F. Austin. At last Saturday's Western Athletic Conference championships in Orem, Utah, Anderson earned a bronze medal in the 400-meter hurdles with a personal-best time of 50.10 seconds, and despite an ankle injury...
All-District 23-5A baseball
The District 23-5A baseball coaches recently released their superlatives and all-district teams. Here are their selections:. Offensive player of the year: Talan Ball, Georgetown. Defensive player of the year: Reece Herrera, Georgetown. Pitcher of the year: Patrick Reyes, East View. Newcomer of the year: Tyson McFarlin, Elgin. Coach of the...
Texas on the forefront of local TE Jaivion Martin's mind
2026 tight end Jaivion Martin is local prospect for Texas fans to stay familiar with. The 6-foot-3, 250-pound Pflugerville product was a frequent visitor down to campus this spring. "I liked it a lot," Martin told Horns247 after visiting for the Orange-White Game. "It's my third time coming up here...
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