Nolan Alexander

The Lady Bulldogs (2-12) kicked off the Fredericksburg Tournament on the right track with a 48-28 drubbing over Providence Catholic, but the team concluded the tournament with three consecutive losses

Five Texas Lutheran students in Haley Schroer’s public history class unveiled a semester’s worth of hard work and dedication last week with displays at the Seguin Guadalupe County Heritage Museum.

Seguin girls basketball (7-13, 2-3) may have started district competition on the wrong foot, but the team has rattled off back-to-back wins, the most recent coming Tuesday over Lanier, 47-21.

TLU baseball player Hayden Kesselring connects on a hit to left field on Saturday, March 30, 2024, during the win over Austin College. Lupe Vasquez - Special to the Seguin Gazette

The Panthers had their ups and downs this season, starting with a 1-5 record the first six games, but ripped off three wins in their last four district games and

Seguin (8-13, 3-3) is slowly but surely finding its rhythm in the last two weeks, which have resulted in three consecutive district wins, the most recent over Jefferson on Friday, 41-27.

District 13-5A coaches submitted their all-district ballots and Seguin filled the teams from top to bottom after another year in the postseason.

Navarro girls (17-7) basketball seemed to be clicking on all cylinders as the group secured its fourth straight win, 44-40, over San Antonio Cole on Friday.

The Lady Bulldogs (2-13) hosted South San Antonio last Friday in a non-district contest and the Lady Bobcats offense just squeezed out the win 50-47.

The Marion boys basketball team (13-5) hosted Conference 4A Fredericksburg on Friday and the team’s fundamentals and defensive effort helped the Bulldogs to a 54-49 win.