AREA SOFTBALL GAME TIME CHANGE

The Area Softball Game vs. Johnson City on Thursday, May 1 will begin at 6:30 pm.
Saturday, May 3rd the start time still stands at 12:00 (noon).  (Giddings High School)

Thank You,

C. Uribe

ALL SPORTS BANQUET NOTICE

Correction to the email regarding ALL SPORTS BANQUET: This is an All Sports Banquet for High School Athletes only.  This Banquet is for both Fall and Spring Athletes.  Thank you.

ALL SPORTS BANQUET - THURSDAY, MAY 15, 2014

The East Bernard Athletic Booster Club:  All Sports Banquet - Thursday, May 15th at the American Legion Hall. 

Serving for the meal will begin at 6:30PM with the Banquet program beginning at 7:00PM.

Meal choice of Chicken Fried Chicken or Chicken Fried Steak served with butter potatoes and green beans. Tickets are $8.00 and can be picked up at the High School Office, Savon or Creative Impressions.

ALL athletes, traniners and managers meal ticket will be provided by the EBABC.

Please join us in recognizing our athletes and their many accomplishments this year.

HS SOFTBALL AREA GAME DETAILS

East Bernard vs. Johnson City

Giddings High School 

Thursday May 1st 6:00 (Home)

Sat May 3rd 12:00 (Visitors) Third game to follow if necessary

Ticket Prices: Adults $4 Students $3

Passes Accepted: District 26/27, Coaches Assoc, Senior Citizen

*You may bring your own chair*

HS SOFTBALL TEAM WINS BI-DISTRICT

Congratulations to the Brahmarette Softball Team!! 

Bi-District Champs

East Bernard 17 East Chambers 0

Samantha Show 14 strike outs 

Doubles - Alyssa Reyes 2, Kelbi Fortenberry, Samantha Show 3, Miranda Lehmann, Angelica Lopez 2

Triples - Sloan Carr, Kelbi Fortenberry

HR- Samantha Show

THIRD GRADERS HAVING FUN!!

As part of the Six Week's Reward Party, these third graders participated in a fun and challenging activity called, "See-Run-Do".  The kids had to duplicate a poster that only one person from each group saw.

First, the "See-er"  had to communicate to the "Runner" what was seen. Next, the Runner told the other group members what to "Do." Then, the "Do-ers" tried to create the same poster.  It was harder than it sounds, but was lots of fun!!  

HS BOYS TRACK TEAM

Boys Track Team Regional Champions!!

HS BOYS TRACK TEAM WINS REGIONAL TITLE

Congratulations to the boys track team on winning the regional meet in Judson this past weekend.  Results are attached.  Thanks for your continued support.

Click here for reusults 

2013-14 Parent/Community Survey

The End of the School Year EBISD Parent / Community Survey is now online and ready.  Please take a few minutes to fill out and submit this survey as your answers will help to shape the directions school administration will take in the 2014-2015 school year.  

CLICK HERE FOR 2014 Parent and Community Survey

This form will be closed Saturday, May 10th at 11:59 PM.

REGIONAL GIRLS TRACK

Attached are the Results from the Regional Track Meet held this weekend in San Antonio.

The Girls placed 3rd as a team. Please Congratulate them on a very Successful Season!!

Click here for results:

REGIONAL TRACK UPDATE

Regional Track Update: 

3200 Meters Final :

Boys - Wyatt Kieler - 1st (advances to State meet) / Caleb Mosely - 9th

Girls - Katelyn Walters - 3rd / Cassidy Mica - 13th

Girls Long Jump Final:

Kelbi Fortenberry - 9th

Kelly Kubena - 14th

Running Prelims will begin at 3:00 p.m. today.

A Note About Taxes, Tax Freezes, and the 2014 Bond- From the Wharton County Central Appraisal District

TAXES PAID (out of pocket)— In the year a property qualified for the Over-65, the AMOUNT of taxes paid to the school on the homestead portion of the property, sets a Ceiling of tax amount that goes to the school district. (this would not apply to vacant lots, ag, business, etc… only the homestead part)

Now, you have a school TAX ceiling for homestead taxes for that property.  If values drops, or the CALCULATED tax amount due is LESS than

the original freeze, you pay the LESSER of the two.

Maintenance and upkeep of the EXISTING structures, as they stood when frozen, does not change your tax freeze.  Roofs, windows, paint, siding, door knobs__will not change the tax ceiling__even though the value may change, your out of pocket expense for school will not.

The tax ceiling or freeze as some call it, will only change by the amount of tax on anything ADDED, as in additional square foot, storage building, barn, patio, pool, greenhouse, etc…

If you were frozen at 1400 square feet Residence and 500 square foot garage, and added on 10x10 enclosed porch—then the tax on the 10x10 enclosed porch only, would be added to your existing tax freeze for the school.  Same if you added a 14x14 bedroom to the existing house, only the tax on the additional 14x14 square foot would be added to the existing tax freeze.

Tylene Gamble

Chief Appraiser

Wharton County Central Appraisal District 

ADDRESS FOR REGIONAL TRACK

D.W. Rutledge Stadium - Judson High School - 900 S Seguin Rd, Converse, TX 78109 
Good luck to the Brahma/Brahmarette Track Team!!!

BI-DISTRICT BASEBALL PLAYOFF GAME

Bi-District Playoff Game: Friday, May 2, 2014

Time:  7:00 pm

Place:  Baytown Lee High School - 1809 Market Street - Baytown, TX  77520

Home Team:  East Bernard

Visitors:  Deweyville

Admission:   Students  $2.00    Adults  $3.00

Game Passes:   25AA District Passes

                             26AA District Passes

                             THSCA Membership passes

                             THSBCA Membership passes

BAND STUDENTS TO PERFORM AT HOUSTON CIVIC SYMPHONY CONCERT

Two of our awesome percussionists Malori Munoz and Tony Martinez will be performing with myself in the upcoming Houston Civic Symphony concert ON Friday, April 25, 2014.

The concert is in the amazing Dunham Theater in the Morris Cultural Arts Center at Houston Baptist University. It features a full symphony and choir and best of all ADMISSION IS FREE.

Concert Starts at 8pm check here for more information: http://www.civicsymphony.org/

RACHMANINOFF -- Symphonic Dances, op. 45

VAUGHAN WILLIAMS -- Serenade to Music

BERNSTEIN -- Chichester Psalms

BERNSTEIN -- "Make Our Gardens" Grow from Candide

Melissa Givens, mezzo soprano
Scot R. Cameron, tenor/countertenor

SOFTBALL PLAYOFFS

Bi-District Playoff Game:  Monday April 28, 2014

Time: 7:00 p.m.

Place: Pasadena ISD (1452 Queens Road, Pasadena Tx, 77017)

East Chambers: Home

East Bernard: Visitors

Gate Price: Students $2.00 Adults $3.00

Passes Accepted: District Passes and Coaching passes such as TGCA

BRAHMA BASEBALL WIN DISTRICT TITLE

Congratulations to the East Bernard Brahma baseball team on winning the district title with a 10-0 win over Rice last night. The win moves the Brahma's district record to 11-1 and overall record to 16-4.

The Brahmas were led by senior pitcher Kyle Hlavinka who recorded 12 strikeouts while giving up only one hit in only 5 innings. Offensively the good guys scored 10 runs on 10 hits. 

The Brahmas will be playing a warm up game and will host the Flatonia Bulldogs on Monday, April 28th at 7:30 at Koym Field.

GREEN TEAM SCHEDULES RECYCLING DAY

The Green Team of  EBHS has scheduled a Technology Recycling day for Saturday, May 10, 2014 starting at 8:00 in the new HS gym parking lot.  Start collecting all your old computer devices, printers, tvs,etc.  Help support your local Green Team and help make a difference in the recycling world.  More information soon.  

JV BASEBALL GAME CANCELLED

There will be no JV game tonight due to state testing.
The Varsity game will still be played at Rice at 7:00 pm.

REGIONAL TENNIS RESULTS

The East Bernard Tennis team played well at the Regional Tennis Tournament. The competition is tough at the advanced level.  EB came out of the second day of the tournament with the team of Karen Johnston and Trevor Cook winning 3rd which places them as the mixed doubles state alternate.  Erin Cullers and Jonathan Hlavinka placed 4th in mixed doubles and Blake Hlavinka placed 4th in boys singles.  

I am very proud of the way all of the athletes competed.  Two out of the three 1st day losses were to the Regional winners in the respective categories.  We are graduating many of the Regional Qualifiers, but we have several that are already setting expectations for next year.

Thank you for all the support.

BRAHMA FOOTBALL CAMP SCHEDULED

2014 Brahma Football Camp will be held on Monday, July 28 - Wednesday, July 30, 2014 from 8:00 am - 11:00 am. Attached is the form with all needed information.   

Click here for form:

REGIONAL TRACK MEET SCHEDULE

The schedule for Regional Track Meet can be found on the website listed below.

www.regionivaatrack.com

Update to the EBISD Bond FAQ

An update has been posted to the EBISD Bond FAQ. The new information starts on #13 at the following link: EBISD BOND FAQ

SOFTBALL GAME MONDAY

Brahmarettes will play a warm-up softball game Monday, April 21, 2014 in Flatonia vs. La Vernia.  The game will start at 6:00 pm.

Adults: $5

Students $3

Thanks, C. Uribe

BOYS/GIRLS TENNIS RESULTS AFTER FIRST DAY

The tennis team results for Regional after day one. 

Blake Hlavinka won both matches in boys singles. Both of our mixed doubles teams are also moving on after their wins. Karen Johnston and Trevor Cook as well as Erin Cullers and Jonathan Hlavinka.

Brandy Babin and Ashley Dusek won their first match but fell short in the second. The doubles team of Daniel Garza and Nathan Hlavinka also won their first and lost a tough 3 set match. Rachel Polak also competed well drawing the top seed in her first match.

2014 FREE ATHLETIC PHYSICALS

Free athletic physicals have been set for Thursday, May 8, 2014 @ 5:00 pm in the new HS gym.

Click here for information:

BOYS GOLF ADVANCE TO STATE

Congratulations goes out to the Boys Golf team.  The brahmas competed not only against tough competition but tough weather conditions that featured temperatures in the 40's, 25 mph winds and a 2 hour weather delay.

The conditions did not stop the Brahmas from taking a 4 stroke lead in the first day of team competition over Lago Vista and 6 strokes over Blanco.  The boys were lead by Senior Nathan Tovar 86.  Following closely were Garrett Losack 88, Derrick Rucka 88 and both Nick Mica and Jared Rejsek shot 93.

On Tuesday scores for the Brahmas were Garrett Losack 78, Jared Rejsek 88, Derrick Rucka 89, Nathan Tovar and Nick Mica both with a 99. This gave the Brahmas a team total of 709 and the Regional Championship.  Claiming second place in the boys team tournament was Lago Vista and third place was Blanco.

JV SOFTBALL RESULTS

The JV softball team closed out the 2014 season last night.   They lost to Sweeny 4-11. Their final season record was 9-7 and 5-1 in district. The girls worked hard all season. We are proud of them and look forward to what the future holds for the Brahmarette softball program.

VARSITY BASEBALL RESULTS

The East Bernard Brahmas beat the visiting Hitchcock Bulldogs 22-3 to extend their win streak to 9 games and moving one closer to a district title.

It was a great team effort on offense. Players with multiple hits were Grant Aschenbeck, Caemen Mayfield, Austin Henry, and Blake Whitley. Justin Mcguire had 3 RBI's, Tyler Sulak had 5 RBI's, Kyle Hlavinka also had 5 RBI's, 4 of which came on a grand slam homerun in the 3rd inning.

The Brahmas travel to Rice on Monday to take on the Raiders in their final district game. 

GIRLS GOLF ADVANCE TO STATE

Congratulations goes out the East Bernard Brahmarette Golf Team. They are Regional Champions with a team total of (385).

Kate Rimer (82) / Annie Bradley (97) / Kara Morse (98) / Rachel Polak (108) / Jayci Potts (108). They will advance to the State Tournament, in Austin, on  April 30 - May 1.

Kate Rimer was the overall, individual Champion!!

The Boys Golf team is playing their 2nd round and will finish late this afternoon.

TODAYS SOFTBALL GAME TIME CHANGED

The Varsity softball game vs. Hitchcock has been moved back an hour and will not begin until 6:00 pm due to field conditions.  

JV will still play in Sweeny at 5:00 pm.

SOFTBALL PLAYOFF T-SHIRTS

Below is the link for the 2014 Brahmarette softball playoff shirts.

We will be taking orders through Wednesday, April 16th.   You may order by e-mailing Coach Weden at erica.weden@ebisd.org. The shirts should be $16 or less depending on how many are ordered.

 Click here for Link:  http://gandyink.com/?A1450932

BOYS/GIRLS GOLF RESULTS AFTER FIRST DAY

The Boys golf team is leading the regional golf tournament after the 1st round with a team score of (355).  They are (4) strokes ahead of Lago Vista and (6) strokes ahead of Blanco going into Day 2.

The girls 1st round was cancelled due to weather. They will play one (18) hole round on Tuesday for the Regional championship.

JV/VARSITY SOFTBALL RESULTS

The JV softball team played Boling Friday night and lost 3-11 in the final district game of the season. They ended district with a 5-1 record. Their last game will be April 15th in Sweeny. The team's season record is currently 9-6.

Samantha Show threw a no-hitter in Brahmarettes' 4-1 victory over Boling.

Striking out 11 batters and walking one while recording her momentous feat.

Brahmarettes didn't relinquish the lead after scoring two runs in the first inning when it scored on a two-run single by Angelica Lopez.

Brahmarettes added two more runs in the bottom of the fifth. The inning got off to a hot start when Alyssa Reyes doubled, scoring Randi Goates.

Next Game: Tues April 15 vs. Hitchcock - Varsity only 5:00 *Senior Night* 

(2nd Place) District Record 9-2

JV: @ Sweeny 5:00

Thanks for all your support and a great crowd Friday night!!

JV/VARSITY BASEBALL RESULTS

The JV Maroon Baseball team played host to the visiting Boling Bulldogs on Friday, April 11th.  The Brahmas turned out another great performance beating the Bulldogs by a final score of 17-0.

At the plate the Brahmas racked up 16 hits and scored 17 runs. Jake Zurek and Allen Anderson combined to shutout Boling on the mound. The JV team will not play on Tuesday, April 15th against Hitchcock, their last game will be next Monday, April 21st at Rice @ 4:30.


The East Bernard Brahma varsity baseball team defeated the Boling Bulldogs at Koym field Friday, April 11th by a score of 6-2 and moved their district record to 9-1 to take sole possession of 1st place in the hunt for the district championship. 

Standout players on offense were Nathan Hlavinka with 3 hits, Garrett Polak with 2 hits, and Tyler Sulak who had 2 hits and 3 RBI's. The Brahmas had a total of 11 hits against a Boling team who came in having only one loss.

On the mound having another outstanding game was Kyle Hlavinka. Kyle gave up 4 hits and struck out 10 in six scoreless innings. 

Come support the Brahmas on Tuesday when the Hitchcock Bulldogs come to town.  Game time is at 7:00 pm.  

EBHS JV/VARSITY CHEERLEADER DINNER TODAY

Remember today is the EBHS Cheerleader Drive Thru Pork Steak Dinner.  Serving begins at 11:00 am - 1:00 pm @ the EBISD cafeteria.  If you purchased a dinner ticket in advanced from a JV-Varsity Cheerleader or Buford remember to come by and pick up your plates!! Thank you for supporting the Cheer Team!! *\o/*

2014-2015 DISTRICT SCHOOL CALENDAR

The 2014 - 2015 District School Calendar is located on the District website.  It is located under the Quick Links tab. 

HS JV/VARSITY GIRLS DISTRICT TRACK MEET RESULTS

Attached are the results from the District JV/Varsity Girls Track Meet Last night. Congratulations to the Brahmarettes for their Outstanding Performance!

13 Girls will be advancing to compete in the Regional Track Meet in San Antonio on April 25th & 26th.  Thank you for your continued support.

Click here for JV Girls results:

Click here for Varsity Girls results:

HS BOYS DISTRICT TRACK TEAM RESULTS

Congratulations to the JV/Varsity boys track teams on winning the district championships last night.  Thank you for all your continued support!

Click here for JV results:

Click here for Varsity results:

HS TRACK MEET SCHEDULE FOR TODAYS FINALS

The FINALS schedule for the track meet for Thursday, April, 10, 2014.

Click here for RUNNING Finals schedule:

GIRLS VARSITY/JV DISTRICT TRACK MEET

Attached are the results from the first day of competition at the District Track Meet for the Varsity/JV Girls.  Our girls represented East Bernard very well.  Thank you for the continued support. 

Click here for JV Girls results:

Click here for the Varsity Girls results:

EBISD School Bond and Master Plan Frequently Asked Questions

EBISD School Bond and Master Plan Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the current high school capacity and what will the new high school accommodate?
1. EBHS currently has 309 students. All classrooms are being utilized. In fact, we have one Ag teacher that does not have a classroom and uses the Ag Shop area for projects and class instruction. The current high school has 24 classrooms. The new high school will have 31.

2. What is the capacity of our current stadium versus the new stadium?
1. The current stadium holds 2,100 on the home side and 700 on the visitor. The new stadium will hold 2,500 on the home side and 1,000 on the visitor side. Besides increased seating, the new stadium will offer handicap accessible bathrooms, seating, and concession stands.  There will be a safer playing surface for the players and the cheerleaders will be positioned on the track which improves their safety as well. There will be more parking available in parking lots and no parking signs will be posted along some designated neighboring streets.

3. Will any existing city streets be permanently closed with the new plan?
1. For the safety of our students and faculty, EBISD will propose to the City the closing of Fitzgerald street between Urbanec and Leveridge (small stretch of street in front of HS Science Lab and Naiser Building).

4. Why did the EBISD School board choose to make all these improvements at one time?
1. The board looked at current interest rates and cost of construction and realized how those will both continue to climb. In addition to that, various capital improvements were prioritized by Staff and the Community Task Force. Following the recommendation of the Task Force, the Board agreed that those should be addressed immediately as well.

5. Will EBISD hire a general contractor or a construction manager?
1. This will be determined by the Board of Trustees.  However, to resolve communication issues made during the 2002 EBISD School Bond, an at-risk Construction Manager may be the best route.

6. What is the story on taxes for citizens 65 years of age and older?
1. If you are 65 or older and have applied for a qualified homestead exemption, the dollar amount you pay for School taxes is frozen. Unless you add square footage to your house your school property taxes will not change.

7. If the bond is passed, when will construction start and how long will it take?
1. Design will take approximately 6 months.  We would expect construction to begin in early 2015. The first stage of construction would include all of the high school facilities.  The new stadium would be targeted to open for the 2015 football season. Once the high school complex is completed the conversion of the Naiser building would begin. Upon completion, the junior high will move into this facility. Then the existing junior high would be converted to the new elementary school. All work is being done in phases so as not to disrupt instruction or cause us to need additional facilities to temporarily house our students and faculty.  All projects are expected to be completed by August 2017.

8. How will the operating cost of EBISD change?
1. Utility consumption of the 1939 structure is twice the cost of new energy efficient buildings. Accordingly, we expect to see a sharp drop in utility costs.  Further, the District expects a drop in our maintenance/repair/replacement costs once our older equipment and systems are replaced with new.

9. Did the board get a second opinion on the estimated project costs?
1. Yes. The facility planner’s numbers were verified by the architecture firm hired by the District.  

10. How is the current M&O budget affected by our older facilities?
1. Maintenance and Capital outlay are two major components of our M&O budget as they relate to our older facilities.  We currently spend almost twice the State average just on utility costs for our older structures.  Further, ongoing repair and replacement of building components is typical in older buildings as we continue to experience.  

11. I heard that the cost to renovate is $2.9 million. What all does that include?

The $2.9 million that was discussed is not accurate.  Staff and the Community Task Force reviewed and prioritized a long list of improvements to all facilities.  The total cost for improvements to the high school was estimated to be $2.8M.  These improvements generally update equipment/systems and finishes.  The improvements also addressed code related upgrades and accessibility.  However, the improvements did not increase the size of the current classrooms that do not meet the state standards.  The improvements did not include a new band hall, performing arts center, improvements to the stadium or concessions/restrooms, parking, Career & Technology Education, or additional capacity for instruction or extra-curricular programs. Improvements to the elementary and junior high school campuses totaled $2.5M.  Much like the high school, the improvements addressed equipment/systems and finishes along with code compliance and accessibility.  However, the improvements did not address additional capacity for instruction or extra-curricular programs.   

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BOYS VARSITY/JV DISTRICT TRACK MEET

Attached are the results from the Boys Varsity/JV of the District Track Meet from day 1. Our boys represented East Bernard very well.  Thanks for the continued support.

Click here for JV results:

Click here for Varsity results:

STUDENT COUNCIL BLOOD DRIVE SCHEDULED

BE A HERO – GIVE BLOOD!

Student Council will be holding their 3^rd and last Blood Drive of the 2013-2014 school year on Wednesday, April 16^th, in the old gym from 9:30 a.m. until 2:30 p.m.

If you are 16 you must have a parent permission slip to give blood.  Seniors must donate at 2 of 3 blood drives in order to receive an honor cord to wear at graduation.

HS OAP RECEIVES HONORS

UIL One-Act Play performed "Anatomy of Gray" last night at Magnolia High School in the Area I, Region IV, 2A Competition placing as Alternate to the Regional Contest.

Receiving individual awards include:

Sara Marie Berrett, All Star Cast

Sarah Sims, All Star Cast
Ana Marquez, All Star Technical Crew

Andrew Kubena, Honorable Mention Cast

 

HS GIRLS TRACK RESULTS FOR FIELD EVENTS

After the completion of the field events the following girls have qualified for the Regional track meet.

Kelbi Fortenberry:     1st Long jump

Kelly Kubena:           2nd Long jump

Kori Slanina:             1st Triple jump

Brooke Boettcher:     2nd Triple jump

Amanda Boettcher:   1st High jump

Brooke Boettcher:     2nd High jump

JV/VARSITY BASEBALL RESULTS

The JV Maroon baseball team traveled to Brazos last night to take on the Cougars. The Brahmas came away with a dominating 12-1 win. Matthew Tovar and Travis Hlavinka combined to 1 hit the Cougars, while the Brahmas racked up 10 hits at the plate. This win brings the JV Maroon's district record to 6-1. 

Congratulations to the Brahma Varsity baseball team for defeating the Brazos Cougars last night by a score of 13-1.

Leading the offensive charge were Derrick Rucka with 2 hits and 2 RBI's, Justin Mcguire with 2 hits and 3 RBI's, and Caemen Mayfield who had 3 hits and two RBI's. Nathan Hlavinka also drove in 2 runs on a basehit and Tyler Sulak drove in 2 runs on a basehit and scored himself on a error. 

Pitching for a combined two hitter were Cole Koeppen, Tyler Sulak, and Garrett Polak.  

The Brahmas are now 8-1 in district with a 14-4 overall for the season.

Come out and support your hometown boys as they take on the Boling Bulldogs on Friday night.  JV starting @ 4:30 and Varsity @ 7:00 pm.

JV/VARSITY SOFTBALL RESULTS

The JV softball team defeated Brazos last night 15-2 to improve their district record to 5-0.

The Varsity softball team defeated Brazos last night in five innings with a score of 12-0.  Samantha Show pitched a no hitter, struck out 14 batters, and hit two home runs scoring four.  The Brahmarettes piled on five more runs in the top of the fourth.   A ground out scored Randi Goates to get Brahmarettes on the board in the inning. That was followed up by Kelbi Fortenberry's triple, bringing home Samantha Rosales.  Brahmarettes increased their lead with two runs in the fifth. A steal of home scored Randi to start the scoring in the inning. That was followed up with a steal of home by Haley Clark.

District Record 8-2

Next Game: In East Bernard on Friday, April 11th Vs. Boling JV-5, Varsity 6:30

HS GIRLS BASKETBALL HONORS

The following Brahmarette Basketball players were named to the Texas Association of Basketball Coaches 2A Academic All-State Team.

Brandy Babin

Megan Kramr

Amber Matej

Amanda Boettcher

Madison Francis

Please congratulate these girls when you see them. 

7th and 8th GRADE BOYS TRACK RESULTS

The 7th and 8th grade boys JH track team competed at the District meet on Saturday, April 5th and came home as District Champions!!.  The boys worked very hard this track season and did a great job.   The 8th grade track team set 5 new school records!!   Way to go Brahmas!!

Click here for 7th grade boys results:

Click here for 8th grade boys results:

7th and 8th GRADE GIRLS TRACK RESULTS

The 7th and 8th grade girls JH track team competed at the District meet on April 5th and came home as District Champions!!.  The girls worked very hard this track season and did a great job.  We are very proud of all them.     

Click here for 7th grade girls results:

Click here for 8th grade girls results:

COACH SHANNON TAYLOR RECEIVES COACHING HONOR

Congratulation goes out to Coach Shannon Taylor for receiving the 2013-2014 Don Coleman Outstanding Coach Award.  An honor well deserved!!

HS BASKETBALL HONORS

The following players have been recognized by two of the states organizations for their accomplishments not only on the basketball court but in the classroom.

Texas High School Coaches Association in Conjunction with the United States Marine Corps

1st Team Academic All-State

Grant Aschenbeck

Cole Koeppen

Blake Hlavinka

2nd Team Academic All-State

Derrick Rucka

Dadrian Hemphill

Academic All-State

Grant Aschenbeck

Dadrian Hemphill

Blake Hlavinka

Cole Koeppen

Derrick Rucka

We as a staff are very proud of the accomplishments of these fine young men and how they are able to manage a hectic schedule and still maintain the highest level of performance in the classroom.

GO BRAHMAS!!!!!