Andrew Tineo is a sports reporter for The Bryan-College Station Eagle and My Aggie Nation. With a focus on local sports, Andrew covers a wide range of athletic events and teams, providing in-depth analysis and reporting on the latest news and highlights. His work has also been featured in publications such as The Dallas Morning News, The Facts Newspaper, FanSided, Phys.org, and the Waco Tribune-Herald.
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“To see his personal growth in overcoming adversity and understanding that people are always watching him and like his body language and all that kind of stuff, he's done a good job of improving that,” Eric Ezar said.
By: Andrew Tineo
“It just seems like when he gets the ball, magic happens,” Ezar said.
Right before halftime of the Rudder vs. Nacogdoches football game on Friday at Merrill Green Stadium, a drastic shift happened.
By: Andrew Tineo
MISSOURI CITY — Quite a bit of the last few weeks of Rudder football has been about rewriting the record books.
ANDERSON— The Anderson-Shiro picked up its first district win of the year with a 43-0 win over New Waverly Friday at Owl Stadium.
By: Andrew Tineo
WACO – Texas A&M senior JC Roddick fell short of securing his spot in the NCAA Singles Championships, dropping his ITA Texas Regional semifinals match on Monday at the Hurd
By: Andrew Tineo
Brazos Valley girls basketball teams will begin their seasons Friday, with a plethora of all-district selections from last year's teams returning for 2024-25.
By: Andrew Tineo
The Brazos Christian school has spent quite a bit of 2024 celebrating its sports programs' taking defining leaps in their respective seasons.
By: Andrew Tineo
ROYAL— The College Station boys basketball team advanced to the semifinals of the Royal tournament with a 65-53 win over Spring Dekaney in pool play on Friday.
By: Andrew Tineo
Editor's note: The Brazilian and Mexican national soccer teams playing a friendly at Kyle Field is The Eagle's No. 7 sports story of 2024.
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