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Please watch this short video and join our district in thanking the Lytle VFW Post 12041 for their amazing gifts of time, donations, and support. Commander Larry Sanders is copied on this email, so if you would like to reply or send a personal a message of thanks for all our VFW does for our students, please feel free to do so.
The Junior Varsity boys hosted Stockdale last night, November 18th, in their third game of the season. We haven't had much practice time prior to this week, so we were looking forward to seeing improvement after a solid couple days practice. The JV boys did not disappoint. Behind a dominant defensive performance, the JV Pirates put the game out of reach from very early on. At halftime, the boys led 26-2 and continued their dominant performance for the last 2 quarters. The JV Pirates were led in scoring by Dustin Tumlinson with 12 points, Andres Cardenas with 11 points and Deven Caldera with 8 points.
Last Friday, November 13th, your Pirates opened the season with a victory over Navarro High School. Jordan Balderaz led all scorers with 22 points and 12 rebounds. Two weeks ago, the Pirates scrimmaged the Bandera Bulldogs and the team was at full strength. Three days later, the team got hit with the injury bug and lost 4 starters to injuries. Sophomore Jordan Balderaz has stepped in to be a young leader and will try to lead a now young Pirate team as we wait for everyone to heal.
Please watch this short video, and join our district in thanking NFA Wealth Management Strategic Financial Concepts for their amazing gifts of time, donations, and support. The Wagners are copied on this email, so if you would like to reply or send a personal a message of thanks for all they do for our students, please feel free to do so.
The girls traveled to Marion last night, November 17th, and picked up another road win beating Marion. We were up 29-27 going into the half. We are still trying to figure out why we start off the first half with the jitters because once settled in these girls can go the distance. We scored 38 points in the second half and outscored Marion 22-8 in the 4th quarter. Our defense continues to wear down our opponents with our 4 guards putting constant pressure from our press. Freshmen Calyssa Sevier had another 28 point showing with 9 rebounds, 7 assists, and 5 steals. The beauty about her is she is so unselfish she would rather pass to her teammates then shoot the ball. Fizz Hutton had 10 points and 4 steals we are so glad she found Lytle she brings that extra defense we need. Kylie Mask had 9 points, 2 assists, 4 steals and 1 charge. Noelia Medina had 9 points. Alex Nagelin came off the bench and gave some valuable minutes scoring 2 points and getting 2 steals. Martinez had 4 points and Moreno and Ramos both had 2 points. Whitfield came off the bench and gave us some spark on the back of our press and scored 1 point. These girls are still building the chemistry and are getting better every day. With all the craziness in the world when we are on the court it all seems to disappear. The girls are now 2-1. Go Pirates!!
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