Cade Andrews is a journalist for The Pleasanton Express, focusing on local sports coverage. With a passion for capturing the excitement and stories behind high school athletics, Cade brings a unique perspective to his articles, highlighting the achievements and challenges of the teams in the area.
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Jourdanton’s Savanna Schuchart (right) hits the ball past the outstretched arms of McMullen County’s Katie David (middle) and Ava Verastegui (left) in the season opener in Tilden Aug. 13.
Over 1,500 schools will be taking the field this week for their first regular season contest on the gridiron. For the last two weeks, schools have been rigorously preparing through scrimmages and even longer through practices but come this Friday, it counts for real. Locally, all four Atascosa County schools will be kicking off their season Friday at 7 p.m. […]
We are officially under three weeks until the starting gun goes off at the Fourth Annual Patriot Day 5K and 1 Mile Walk.
Bri Pickett rises up as she goes for the kill in Pleasanton’s tournament match against Crystal City in Devine. The Eagles went 4-2 over the weekend to improve to 11-5 on the season.
The Jourdanton Squaws celebrate after recording a point in their non-district win over Stockdale last week. The Squaws dropped the first set but went on to win the next three.
The Jourdanton Squaws closed their final tournament on a high note, finishing the weekend with a fourth place finish at the Goliad Tournament. The Squaws went unbeaten in pool play with wins over St. Joseph, Rockport and El Campo to advance to the gold bracket. In the gold bracket, they went 1-2 with a win over Tuloso-Midway and losses to […]
Competition and the American spirit will run deep come Sept. 14 at the Pleasanton River Park. Taking place the week of the 23rd anniversary of 9/11, the Fourth Annual Patriot Day 5K and 1 Mile Walk event recognizes all first responders and those who lost their lives on Sept. 11, 2001. The event starts at 5:30 p.m. with a DJ, […]
Joseph Hernandez cuts up the field during a carry in Jourdanton’s season opener last Friday against Caddo Mills in the Alamodome.
Chloe Nieschwitz sets the ball up for a spike in Pleasanton’s sweep over Young Woman’s Leadership Academy last week at home. J GARCIA | PLEASANTON EXPRESS
Jaydin Rodriguez stiff arms a defender in Pleasanton’s season opener Friday night at Eagle Stadium. The Eagles opened their season with a 37-12 victory over the San Antonio Highlands Owls.
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