Nicholas Hodell is a journalist based in Brenham, Texas, with a focus on local sports coverage. He writes for various publications, including the Killeen Daily Herald, Brenham Banner Press, Tyler Morning Telegraph, inForney.com, and Denton Media Company. Nicholas has also been featured in the Moore County News Press, Longview News-Journal, and River City Newspapers.
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By: Nicholas Hodell
The Brenham Cubs gave their fans an early Christmas gift Friday night in the form of a convincing District 17-5A home victory over Huntsville.
HEARNE – The Burton Panthers entered District 26-2A play Friday night as a much-improved version of themselves.
By: Nicholas Hodell
HEARNE – The Burton Lady Panthers' full-court pressure defense worked to perfection time and time again Friday night against the Hearne Lady Eagles.
New leadership in the Brenham Cubette soccer program has given it a breath of fresh air ahead of the 2025 campaign.
The only way to move out of the bottom of the district standings is up. The Brenham Cubs are hoping to do that on the soccer pitch in 2025.
By: Nicholas Hodell
The only way to move out of the bottom of the district standings is up. The Brenham Cubs are hoping to do that on the soccer pitch in 2025.
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