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Marion struggled to find its footing during Thursday night’s Area-round match up with the Goliad Tigerettes, the third-ranked team in the state, during a three-set loss at Pleasanton High School
Since entering the postseason, the Navarro Lady Panthers are a full-blown machine that shows no sign of stopping after another three-set sweep Thursday, this time in the Area round over
Seguin’s offense faced a tough Smithson Valley group with a lot of size at the net, which resulted in the team’s Area round loss in three sets — 10-25, 18-25,
The Marion football team (4-6, 3-2) is back in the Conference 3A postseason and they matchup with an all too familiar opponent in the Jourdanton Indians (7-3, 5-0) on Thursday at Floresville High School.
After facing a two-touchdown deficit, Seguin made a comeback and trailed by one score with less than three minutes left on the clock. But, the team’s final drive stalled just past midfield and Southwest won the Bi-district matchup 33-26 Friday at Dragon Stadium.
Marion captured second place in District 27 with a record of 7-3 ahead of Cole and Great Hearts Monte Vista and behind Randolph. The team made it to the area round when third-ranked Goliad ended the team’s season.
Navarro had nice saves, a double-digit comeback to force extra points and powerful slams, but it was not enough as the Lady Panthers fell to Wimberley in three sets — 16-25, 24-26, 14-25 — Thursday during the Region IV championship at Alamo Heights High School.
It has been five years in the making, but Bulldog fans can now see a Marion football team (5-6, 3-2) battle for an Area title Friday night against Goliad (9-2,
The Lady Bulldogs (1-3) led for three-and-a-half quarters, but foul trouble sent the Lady Panthers (3-0) to the line in crunch time as Navarro captured a 46-37 victory Saturday in the Navarro Events Center.
The Seguin girls basketball team’s fourth-period scoring run came up two points short Thursday during the Lady Mats’ loss to Crystal City 40-38 in the 2024 Matador Basketball Tournament.
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