Ted Dunnam

of 6 IOWA COLONY There's plenty of wisdom in not picking on someone bigger than you, and in the case of Iowa Colony on Thursday night, the Pioneers learned a few lessons.

Cathie Johnson-Landers, a member of Angleton's 1994 state softball championship team, is shown with her daughters Julie, Mary and Amy.

of 4 WEST COLUMBIA When Edna scored 28 points in the second quarter on Columbia on Friday night, there was one Roughneck on the sideline wishing he could have been on the field to help plug the dam for his team.

For the most part, Cathie Johnson-Landers and free time are mutually exclusive entities.

You always want to put on a good show for the home folks in a season-opening football game, but all didn't go according to plan for Bay City this past Friday night.

of 7 IOWA COLONY When Iowa Colony trailed Angleton by four points early in the first set of a District 20-5A volleyball match Tuesday night, it wasn't the most agreeable of starts for the Pioneers.

of 6 When Kieran Lunford decides to bring the hammer down, it's not a welcome sight for a tentative running back or receiver.

of 5 Cash Lamb categorizes himself as the constant in a world of variables. At Danbury High School, coaches often come and go. It's just part of the territory.

of 7 K.J. Woolsey is the first to admit it. All these years he's been a running back trapped in a lineman's body.

of 2 FREEPORT — Luke Kucera wasn't expecting baptism by fire.