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Following a season that saw them claim both the district and bidistrict championships, the Pleasanton Lady Eagles are anticipating another big season.
Jourdanton senior Josiah Reyna hit the 1,000-point milestone in route to the Indians 80-37 win over Cotulla last week. He is pictured alongside his parents, Jake and Shellie Reyna. COURTESY PHOTO
Following another season that saw them reach the regional tournament, three McMullen County Cowgirls were named to the Texas Girls Coaches Association (TGCA) All- State team.
The Pleasanton Eagles couldn’t quite match the pace of the Devine Warhorses in their district opener.
Brandon Timms (left) and Nate Little (right) were named to the All- Tournament Team after helping lead the Cowboys to a third place finish in the Falfurrias Tournament over the winter break.
Pleasanton freshman Pierson Pilgrim vaults over the bar to finish fourth at the Pole Vault EXPO meet to wrap up 2024. The Eagles kick off their season next month.
The McMullen County Cowgirls took third place in the Palacios Tournament led by All-Tournament players Mia Belz and Camie Taylor. COURTESY PHOTO | MCMULLEN COUNTY ATHLETICS
The Pleasanton Eagles are still seeking their first district win after a tough loss Friday night against Pearsall.
Pleasanton junior Emerie Lopez (right) fights for position against a Marshall defender Friday afternoon in the Eagles 5-0 win to open up the tournament. J GARCIA | PLEASANTON EXPRESS
The Pleasanton Lady Eagles faced some adversity on the pitch this weekend.
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