TCIL Founding, March 2, 1935

Texas Catholic Interscholastic League

Founded on March 2, 1935 in conjunction with the state Catholic basketball tournament, which was sponsored by St. Mary's University.

Was founded to be similar to the Texas Interscholastic League and patterned after the Indiana Catholic League.

President - Rev. Albert Schreiber, athletic director of Corpus Christi Academy

Vice President - Rev. T. S. Zachry, St. Joseph's of Dallas

Secretary-Treasurer - Brother William Callahan, San Antonio Central Catholic

Board of Control

Rev. Gerome Pohle, Fort Worth Laneri High

Coach Weldon Amis, Abilene St. Joseph's

Rev. T.J. O'Loane, Houston St. Thomas

Brother Patrick, Galveston Kirwin Memorial

Members

Houston St. Thomas

Corpus Christi College Academy

Beaumont St. Anthony's Academy

Galveston Kirwin Memorial

Abilene St. Joseph's

Victoria St. Joseph's College

San Antonio Central Catholic

San Antonio St. Henry's Academy

Denison St. Francis Xavier

Source:  Fort Worth Star-Telegram, Sunday, March 3, 1935

2020 Week 4 Texas Private School Football Scores

Friday, September 18, 2020
Abbott 56, Fort Worth THESA 8
Azle Christian School 60, Arlington St. Paul's Prep 12
Bastrop Tribe Consolidated 56, Conroe Northside Homeschool 6
*Brownsboro 55, Cedar Hill DasCHE Spartans 16
Bryan Christian Homeschool (BVCHEA) 43, Houston Texas Christian 22
*Bryant (AR) 44, Cedar Hill Trinity Christian 40
Fort Bend Chargers Homeschool 50, Prairie Lea 0
*Frost 28, Waco Texas Wind 10
Fruitvale 56, Longview HEAT 19
Gilmer Union Hill 62, Tyler King's Academy 13
Haslet Heritage Christian Academy 50, Mineral Wells Community Christian 42 
Haslet Legacy Classic Christian Academy 34, Crowley Nazarene Christian Academy 20 
Johnson County Sports Association 63, Bluff Dale 0
Ladonia Fannindel 74, Sherman Grayson Christian 24
Lantana Harvest Christian Academy 52, Decatur Victory Christian Academy 6
*McGregor 41, Arlington Oakridge 23
Mesquite Founders Classical Academy at Wylie Preparatory Academy (CANCELLED)
Miami 61, Lubbock Home School Titans 48
*Nike Dallas FC 21, Minden (LA) Glenbrook 20
*Newman International Academy of Arlington 32, Cedar Hill Trinity Christian JV 24
*Newman International Academy of Cedar Hill 30, Dallas Life Oak Cliff 12
Oglesby 46, Temple Centex Homeschool 38
*Oklahoma City Crossings Christian School 20, Oklahoma City Casady School 0
Plano CHANT 52, Tyler Willow Bend 0
*Port Lavaca Calhoun 34, Bellaire Episcopal 14
*Premont 27, Harlingen Marine Military Academy 8
*San Antonio Cornerstone Christian 78, Lewisville Founders Classical Academy 0
San Antonio Jubilee Academy 60, San Antonio The Winston School 14
*Tomball Christian Homeschool 27, Houston Christian 21
Waco Methodist Children's Home at Waco Parkview Christian Academy (CANCELLED - COVID-19)
Williamson County Home School 58, Austin Royals 56

Saturday, September 19, 2020
Burnet Smoking for Jesus Ministry Christian School 52, Corpus Christi Coastal Christian Homeschool 6
Tyler HEAT 47, Dallas UME Prep 32

2020 Week 3 Texas Private School Football Scores

Friday, September 11, 2020

Ackerly Sands 46, Lubbock Titans 0
Azle Christian School 66, Crowley Nazarene Christian Academy 18

Bryan Christian Homeschool (BVCHEA) 58, Temple Centex Homeschool 30

*Cedar Hill DasCHE 56, Lewisville Founders Classical Academy 0

*Cedar Hill Trinity Christian 56, Malakoff 32

*Dallas Gateway Charter 26, Newman International Academy of Arlington 0 

*Fort Worth Carter-Riverside 34, Atlas Homeschool Rattlers 8 (MP)

Haslet Heritage Christian 58, Sherman Grayson Christian 39
Houston Texas Christian 48, Chester 24

Jonesboro 76, Johnson County Sports Association 44

Lantana Harvest Christian 48, Mount Calm 14

Perrin-Whitt 73, Mineral Wells Community Christian 26

Plano CHANT 31, Milford 14 (MP)

*Ranger at Dallas Inspired Vision (Cancelled per @JesseMorrisVid)

*Rosebud-Lott 60, Waco Texas Wind 0 (MP)
Saint Jo 64, Fort Worth THESA 36

*San Antonio Cornerstone Christian 24, Wall 6 (MP)

*Splendora 50, Spring Legacy School of the Sports Sciences 40

Stephenville Faith 72, Zephyr 66

*Tulsa (OK) Holland Hall 48, Oklahoma City (OK) Casady School 6

Tyler HEAT 51, Campbell 6 (moved from Thursday)

Tyler Willow Bend 32, Apple Springs 7 (MP)
Waco Methodist Children's Home 75, Arlington St. Paul's Preparatory Academy 29

Waco Parkview Christian Academy 36, Aquilla 18

Williamson County Home School 72, Medina 25

Saturday, September 12, 2020

Burnet Smoking for Jesus Ministry Christian School 55, New Braunfels Calvary Baptist 6

Calvert 32, Bastrop Tribe Consolidated 28

*Nike Dallas FC 47, Newman International Academy of Cedar Hill 40 

*Springfield, MO Lighthouse Christian 48, Tomball Christian Home School 45 (2OT - @Atoka, OK)
Tyler King's Academy 59, Fort Bend Chargers Homeschool 55

Wylie Prep Academy 48, Haslet Legacy Classical Christian Academy 0 

September 10, 2020 Texas Private School Volleyball Varsity Scores

Addison Trinity Christian d. Carrollton Prince of Peace Christian School, 3-2 (25-22, 25-11, 23-25,23-25, 15-7)*
Arlington Oak Ridge School d. Fort Worth Lake Country Christian, 3-0 (@OakOwlsSports)

Bryan Allen Academy d. Temple Holy Trinity Catholic, 3-2 (8-25, 24-26, 25-23, 25-23, 15-12)
Bullard The Brook Hill School d. Athens, 3-0 (@brookhillguard)  
Colleyville Covenant Christian d. Fellowship Academy of Kennedale, 3-0 (@CCAhsathletics)
Fort Worth Christian d. Plano John Paul II, 3-2 (25-22, 25-18, 23-25, 17-25, 15-13)  (@JPIIHSSports)
Geneva School of Boerne d. Austin St. Michael's Catholic, 3-0 (@GenevaSchoolTX)
Gonzales d. Shiner St. Paul, 3-0 (25-16, 25-9, 25-8)  (@soccerlube)
Grapevine Faith Christian d. Fort Worth All Saints Episcopal, 3-1 (@PTFSaints_VB)

Houston Westbury Christian d. Galveston O'Connell Prep, 3-0 (25-20, 25-9, 25-12)*
Regents School of Austin d. San Antonio Providence, 3-0 (@RSA_Athletics)

Round Rock Christian Academy d. Austin Hyde Park, 3-0 (25-21, 25-21, 25-20)*

San Antonio Atonement d. Universal City First Baptist, 3-0 (25-11, 25-20, 25-14)*

San Marcos Baptist Academy d. Austin San Juan Diego Catholic, 3-0 (25-14, 25-17, 25-17)*
Sugar Land Fort Bend Christian Academy d. Houston Lutheran South Academy, 3-0 (@FBCAathletics)

Temple Central Texas Christian d. Temple CenTex Homeschool, 3-0 (25-12, 25-10, 25-12)*

Tomball Concordia Lutheran d. Spring Frassati Catholic, 3-0 (25-11, 25-17, NR)*

* Reported to Scorestream

2020 Week 2 Private School Recap for Dave Campbell's Texas Football

Much like it did a week earlier against Knoxville Catholic, the Cedar Hill Trinity Christian Tigers raced out to a quick start Friday night on the San Antonio Cornerstone Christian Warriors.

The Tigers put up 19 points - including two Shadeur Sanders touchdown throws - before Warriors quarterback Lucas Coley could answer with a 33-yard touchdown strike - his first of four on the night - just before halftime to cut Cornerstone's deficit to 19-7.

Coley's second scoring throw - a 20-yard toss into double coverage at the front left corner of the end zone to sophomore standout Jaylen Gardner - was the only score of the third quarter to bring Cornerstone within five, 19-14.

However, Cedar Hill Trinity responded with a three-yard scoring throw from Sanders to running back Emari Matthews midway through the fourth quarter and after Cornerstone drove to the Tigers 30-yard line before fumbling the ball away - one of four turnovers on the night, Sanders teamed up with Kavion Williams for a 68-yard catch-and-run that gave the Tigers a 33-14 lead that Cornerstone wouldn’t be able to overcome.

The Warriors would score twice in the last six minutes of the game - on Coley touchdowns throws to Gardner and Ivan Hoyt, but it wasn't enough to keep Cedar Hill Trinity Christian from moving to 2-1 with a 40-28 victory in a contest that featured 904 yards of total offense.

Cedar Hill Trinity Christian moves to 2-1 with the win, while San Antonio Cornerstone Christian evens its mark to 1-1.

Rain and COVID-19 had an impact in two of the other top 11-man contests scheduled for Friday evening.

Field conditions at Spring's Farm League Park on Friday afternoon forced the Spring Legacy School of the Sports Sciences and Tomball Christian Homeschool contest to be moved to Saturday evening.

And Saturday's weren't much better, with multiple rain delays and a second-half downpour, but the Titans got a fourth-quarter touchdown from Quinton Ivory to overcome a 7-2 halftime deficit giving former Tulsa Hurricanes defensive back Darrell Williams his first win as Spring Legacy's head coach.

Sophomore Elijah Fields led the Titans defensively with 15 tackles and four sacks, one of which included tackling Tomball Christian quarterback Noah Rose out of the back of the end zone for a safety.

Early in the week, COVID-19 made its first mark in non-UIL football as the Cedar Hill DasCHE Spartans were forced to cancel its highly-anticipated matchup with Nike Dallas Football Club due to a positive COVID-19 result within its program.

Head coach Sam Raybourn anticipates that the Spartans will be able to play its September 11 contest against Founders Classical Academy of Lewisville, which won its first game over the season 16-14 over the Atlas Homeschool Rattlers.

The Eagles made a pair of touchdown passes and two 2-point conversion passes stand as Founders denied the Fort Worth-based Rattlers their first win in program history after going 0-10 in its inagurual ledger a year ago.

Elsewhere, Waco Texas Wind squared up its record at 1-1 with a 39-0 win over Malakoff Cross Roads in Riesel on Saturday afternoon.  The Bobcats, who lost to Cedar Hill DasCHE last week 41-12, are playing a sub-varsity schedule in 2020 as they do not have enough juniors and seniors to field a competitive and will look to return to a UIL district for football in 2022.

Oklahoma City Casady School was the first SPC team to compete as an independent in 2020 as the Cyclones went to Enid, Oklahoma on Friday night to take on Oklahoma Bible Academy.  

After a pair of 22-yard runs, the Trojans got an 11-yard touchdown pass from Bodie Boydstun to James Cheatham with more than eight minutes to go in the second quarter in addition to Cheatham's two-point conversion run that would prove to be the difference resulting in an 8-0 win for Oklahoma Bible Academy.

Weather also kept Dave Campbell's Texas Football magazine's third-ranked private school team out of action as nearly six inches of rain kept Bastrop Tribe Consolidated from taking the field Friday night on the road against UIL Avalon.

Coach Brent Goleman's squad will travel Friday night to face off against Calvert, who was one of three ranked UIL Division II teams that defeated private and parochial school programs in week one.

Second-ranked Richland Springs opened its season with a 55-8 win over the Austin Royals, who fell to 1-1.

Calvert, one spot behind the Coyotes, allowed Waco Parkview Christian Academy to stay close, 13-0, for a half before spiriting away with a 46-0 victory that sent the Pacers to 0-2.

Tenth-ranked Grandfalls-Royalty sent Permian Basin Athletic CO-OP to 0-2 with a 54-6 win over the Renegades.

Five private and parochial school six-man programs moved to 2-0 on the young season.

Azle Christian School (TCAF), Burnet Smoking for Jesus Ministry Christian School (T-CAL), Haslet Heritage Christian Academy (TCAF) and Johnson County Sports Association (TAIAO) all posted mercy rule wins while the Fort Bend Chargers Homeschool (TAIAO) defeated Chester, 71-39.

Last week's Dave Campbell's Texas Football magazine's private school coach of the week Gary Rushing's Crusaders blanked Bluff Dale 46-0, needing only 159 yards of total offense led by sophomore Camden Logan who scored all three times he touched the football -- two on the ground and a 13-yard touchdown reception from junior quarterback Chandler Boling.

Five different players scored touchdowns for Smoking for Jesus in their 62-6 win over San Antonio Town East Christian in La Vernia Friday night as Marvin Glaspie II led the way with two touchdowns passing (3 of 3 for 81 yards) while running and catching for one more each.  Jonathan Frazier scored twice - catching a pass from each team's quarterback, while Isaac Legier threw for two and caught a third.

Sophomore quarterback Dylan Hester led Haslet Heritage Christian Academy to a 64-14 win over Decatur Victory Christian Academy with two touchdown passes and 114 yards on 12 of 19 passing while adding a third on the ground.  Senior Ethan Reid and sophomore Rainer Gahagan combined for four touchdowns rushing and 135 yards on 15 carries.  Reid also nabbed five of Hester's passes for 26 yards.

Johnson County Sports Association senior quarterback Joshua Wallace spread his five touchdown tosses to four different receivers as JCSA blanked the Covington Owls, 45-0.  Hester was 15 of 19 in the air for 138 yards, while junior Seth Wallace led the ground attack with 91 yards on four carries.

Elsewhere, the Conroe Northside Lions Homeschool team, who will compete in TAIAO this season, gave veteran head coach Mike Helmer his 193rd career coaching win as the Lions defeated Houston Texas Christian 35-32 at Conroe's Booker T. Washington Park on Friday, while Lantana Harvest Christian Academy won its first game in school history with a 55-20 win on the road over Crowley Nazarene Christian Academy.

Individually, Brazos Valley Mustangs freshman quarterback Pierce Goodwin had 288 yards total offense, despite BVCHEA's 61-36 loss to the Victoria Homeschool Cobras.  He was 24 of 43 for 236 yards in the air with two touchdown throws and ran for another 52 yards on 14 carries.  BVCHEA is now 0-2.

Tyler King's Academy seniors quarterback Win Fox and running back Preston Abel each hand their hands in five touchdowns in the Knights' 68-19 win over the Rogues of Tyler Willowbend.  Fox had five touchdown passes on eight of 11 passing for 149 yards, one of which went to Abel.  Abel had 204 yards total offense, including 154 yards on seven carries, four of which went for scores.  

2020 Week 2 Texas Private School Football Scores

Thursday, September 3
Fort Worth THESA JV 32, Longview HEAT 14 

Friday, September 4
Arlington St. Paul's Preparatory Academy 30, Haslet Legacy Classical Christian Academy 26
Azle Christian School, 50, Bluff Dale 0 
Bastrop Tribe Consolidated at Avalon (CANCELLED - Field conditions)
Burnet Smoking for Jesus Ministry Christian School 62, San Antonio Town East Christian 6
Calvert 46, Waco Parkview 0
Cedar Hill DasCHE Spartans at Nike Dallas Football Club (CANCELLED - COVID-19)
*Cedar Hill Trinity Christian 40, San Antonio Cornerstone Christian 28
Conroe Northside Lions 35, Houston Texas Christian 32
Coolidge 54, Fort Worth THESA 18
*Enid (OK) Oklahoma Bible Academy 8, Oklahoma City Casady School 0
Fort Bend Homeschool Chargers 71, Chester 39
Grandfalls-Royalty 54, Odessa Permian Basin Athletics CO-OP 6
Haslet Heritage Christian 64, Decatur Victory Christian Academy 18
Johnson County Sports Association 45, Covington 0
Lantana Harvest Christian 55, Crowley Nazarene Christian Academy 20
Leverett's Chapel 37, Tyler HEAT 24
*Lewisville Founders Classical Academy 16, Atlas Homeschool Rattlers 14
Lubbock Home School 58, Cotton Center 28
Nueces Canyon 30, San Antonio FEAST 25
Richland Springs 55, Austin Royals 8
Stephenville Faith 58, Mineral Wells Community Christian 6
Tyler King's Academy 68, Tyler Willow Bend 19
Victoria Home School Cobras 61, Brazos Valley Mustangs (BVCHEA) 36
Williamson County Home School 54, Temple Centex Homeschool 8

Saturday, September 5
Spring Legacy School of Sports Sciences 10, Tomball Christian Homeschool 7
Waco Texas Wind 39, Malakoff Cross Roads 0 (@Riesel)

2020 Week 2 Private School Preview for Dave Campbell's Texas Football

Two of Texas’ top six private and parochial high school quarterbacks will square off Friday night in San Antonio’s Warrior Stadium when San Antonio Cornerstone Christian’s Lucas Coley and Cedar Hill Trinity Christian’s Shadeur Sanders lead their squads into a marquee week two matchup.

Coley, the Arkansas commit, last week led his team in a come-from-behind 24-20 season opening win on the road against Corpus Christi Calallen, while Sanders picked apart the Irish of Knoxville (Tennessee) Catholic to return to the Lone Star state with a 49-14 win, evening their mark at 1-1.

And the Tigers might have pitched a shutout if it were not for defensive penalties that preserved second quarter scoring drives for Knoxville Catholic.

Cornerstone Christian, who gave up 253 yards and all three Wildcat touchdowns on the ground, will have to fend off an imposing Cedar Hill Trinity Christian offensive line which is anchored by six-foot-four, 350-pound senior Elijah Bowser, a preseason Dave Campbell’s Texas Football offensive line top 40 selection.

The two teams met a year ago in the middle of what proved to be the Tigers’ last run at a TAPPS title, earning Cedar Hill Trinity Christian a 24-0 home shutout win.

After traveling to Wall next week, the Warriors will begin their quest for a Texas Christian Athletic Fellowship (TCAF) championship in two weeks – and one of the teams that they’ll have to get through will be the Legacy School of Sports Sciences in Spring.

The Titans, who move to TCAF after starting in the Texas Christian Athletic League (T-CAL), will square off Friday night in its season opener against the only 11-man team remaining in the San Antonio-based league, Tomball Christian Homeschool.

The two teams met in the 2018 T-CAL state championship with the Titans coming away with the 27-13 title win.  

Legacy, which went 3-6 a year ago, aims to bounce back from a 2019 that started off with high hopes against the Warriors, who opened 2020 last Saturday evening with a 26-8 road win over UIL 2A Thrall.

Junior quarterback Noah Rose and sophomore running back Silas Shivers combined for 294 yards of total offense for Tomball Christian against Thrall.

Head coach Chris Criswell’s team is ranked sixth nationally by the National Homeschool Football Association among 22 homeschool 11-man teams from Michigan to Georgia and Virginia to Texas.

Two of Texas’ other top 10 nationally-ranked homeschool teams will pair off Friday night when the second-ranked Cedar Hill DasCHE Spartans (1-0) will face the eighth-ranked Nike Dallas Football Club (1-0).

Known previously as the Blue Angels of Dallas HSAA (Home School Athletic Association) Blue, Nike Dallas FC hasn’t defeated DasCHE since the Spartans’ first year in 2014.

The Spartans hold a seven-game winning streak, including last year’s 50-2 win in the Texas state homeschool championship tilt.

However, the Allen-based program journeyed to Oklahoma City last Friday night and thoroughly handed Patriots Home School a resounding 39-12 defeat.

The Spartans, who have won the last two Texas state homeschool championships, opened with a 41-12 road win against UIL independent Malakoff Cross Roads.

Two of the remaining three 11-man games for Friday will see Malakoff Cross Roads travel to Waco to take on the 0-1 Texas Wind, who lost to Hico in week one, while the Atlas Homeschool Rattlers will be looking for its first win in school history – after an opening year 0-10 mark – against Lewisville Founders Classical Academy.

And the first Southwest Preparatory Conference (SPC) team -- Oklahoma City Casady School -- will compete on Friday as an independent after the 17-school organization cancelled their fall sports championships two Fridays ago.

The Cyclones will blow into Enid, Oklahoma to take on Oklahoma Bible Academy, who went 6-5 and made the first round of the OSSAA football playoffs a year ago.

Athletic director Steve McCarthy confirmed to LSCSN that the Cyclones are currently scheduled to play six games, including a home and away with Arlington Oakridge School in mid- and late October.

Nineteen games involving 26 non-TAPPS six-man programs are set to take to the gridiron on Friday.

Dave Campbell’s Texas Football’s third-ranked private school squad Bastrop Tribe Consolidated will travel to Avalon on Friday to face the 0-1 Eagles.

The Warriors, led by last week’s Player of the Game Samuel Osborn, opened its season with a 46-0 win over the Brazos Valley Mustangs in TAIAO non-district action.

Three programs hit the road Friday night with the challenge of facing three of Dave Campbell’s Texas Football’s top ten UIL 1A Division II teams.

The Odessa Permian Basin Athletics CO-OP (0-1) travels to take on the seventh-ranked Grandfalls-Royalty Cowboys (1-0).

Defending UIL 1A Division II state champion Richland Springs will open its season ranked third and hosting the Austin Royals (1-0), while TCAF contender Waco Parkview Christian Academy (0-1) will travel to do battle against second-ranked Calvert (0-1).

Pacers head coach Josh Hayes says that coach Ja’Marcus Ashley’s team is fast and very well-coached.

“It was obvious watching their film against Borden County,” said Hayes. “They play fast, smash-mouth football and I can’t wait for the game.”

Like many other contests in this historic 2020 pandemic season, the Pacers draw Calvert thanks to COVID-19.

After McLennan County put the brakes on in-person instruction, Hayes cleared his schedule only to start adding teams back on when Parkview Christian administration decided it would start on-time, including sports, after Texas’ attorney general stated the private, religious-affiliated schools were not bound by preventative county health orders.

“I called Bluff Dale, but they had just filled the game (with Hayes’ week one opponent Azle Christian) a few minutes before I called,” he said.  “So then I got online and saw where Coach Ashley had posted about needing a week two game.”

The order for Parkview is tall and big but so is the Pacers college prospect, CJ Lanehart.

“He is such a big, athletic kid that teams always plan for him,” Hayes said.  “We will need big games defensively from DL Jacob Irvin, DL Jotham Craven, LB Josh Gaddy and DBs Gaines Orewiler and Jasper Watson.”

Ten teams, aside from Bastrop Tribe Consolidated, will be looking to extend their record to 2-0, including the only game pitting unbeatens against each other -- Decatur Victory Christian Academy and Haslet Heritage Christian Academy.

And one team – the Conroe Northside Lions – will be making its six-man debut, hosting Houston Texas Christian School, behind a coach with a championship pedigree, Mike Helmer.

Helmer took nine teams to TAPPS 11-man state championship contest between 2000 and 2016 at three different schools.

He led Rockwall Christian Academy to back-to-back titles in 2001 and 2002 and more recently, Cedar Hill Trinity Christian to the 2014 Division III title with a 54-18 decision over League City Bay Area Christian.

2019-2020 Lutheran High School Soccer Awards Announced

August 7, 2020 – Nineteen girls’ high school soccer players from among the nearly 200 Lutheran high schools in the USA and Canada will receive the Lutheran All-American Association's (LAAA) 1st Team All-American Award. This honor will be awarded annually to recognize the best players at their respective positions from their high school season.

In all, 70 players across North America were named to the 1st Team, 2nd Team, Honorable Mention or Freshman Team High School All-American teams. At the end of the high school season Coaches and Athletic Directors nominate student-athletes with high athletic, academic, and spiritual integrity.

With the unusual closure of many schools/sports activities in the spring it is difficult to figure out how to honor players from partial and incomplete seasons. The LAAA board has decided to accept nominations from states where girl’s soccer is played in the spring. Players that were awarded LAAA All American status last year, if they were still participating on the team this season, they will be awarded at the same level they already received. The Board believes it would be unfair to deny them the honor when our historical records show repeat nominees maintaining (at least) the same level of recognition in successive seasons.

A complete list of recipients and level explanation follows with further information available at LutheranAllAmerican.org:

1st Team All-Americans
Position Name Grade School City, State

F Clara Avery SR St. Croix Lutheran Academy West St. Paul, MN
F Arielle Cicchetti SR Lutheran High North Macomb, MI
F Karsin Cloeter SR Valley Lutheran High School Saginaw, MI
F Audrie Day SR Concordia Lutheran High School Fort Wayne, IN
F Kennedy Lazenby JR Faith Lutheran High School Las Vegas, NV
F Amelia McManhus SR Faith Lutheran High School Las Vegas, NV
F Katie Rousso SR Lutheran High North Macomb, MI
F Emily Stoeckel SR Springfield Lutheran High School Springfield, IL
M Emma Brune SR Saxony Lutheran High School Jackson, MO
M Rachel Guiles SR Lutheran High North Macomb, MI
M Emily Gutman SR Concordia Lutheran High School Fort Wayne, IN
M Lauren Heathcock SR Shoreland Lutheran High School Somers, WI
M Lillian Holman SR Valley Lutheran High School Saginaw, MI
M Camille Longabardi JR Faith Lutheran High School Las Vegas, NV
D Lauren Kooi SR Springfield Lutheran High School Springfield, IL
D Abby Lannier SR Concordia Lutheran High School Tomball, TX
D Meghan Von Behren SR Kettle Moraine Lutheran Jackson, WI
GK Jordan Brown SO Faith Lutheran High School Las Vegas, NV
GK Abby Koehn JR Concordia Lutheran High School Tomball, TX

2nd Team All-American
Position Name Grade School City, State

F Mackenzie Arnold SR Lutheran High School South St. Louis, MO
F Maddison Awrey SR Lutheran H. S. of Indianapolis Indianapolis, IN
F Maya Bell JR Kettle Moraine Lutheran Jackson, WI
F Britta Brauer SR Springfield Lutheran High School Springfield, IL
F Corinne Charlson JR West Lutheran High School Plymouth, MN
F Kailene Cockerham SO Trinity Lutheran High School Seymour, IN
F Lydia Freeberg JR St. Croix Lutheran Academy West St. Paul, MN
F Lauren Kastenschimdt JR Concordia Lutheran High School Tomball, TX
F Caytie Miller SR Valley Lutheran High School Saginaw, MI
M Loren Arzayus JR Lutheran South Academy Houston, TX
M Allison Blade SO Springfield Lutheran High School Springfield, IL
M Ana Flannery JR Lutheran Westland Westland, MI
M Emma Goecker SR Trinity Lutheran High School Seymour, IN
M Ariana Gronauer JR Faith Lutheran High School Las Vegas, NV
M Kelly Owens JR Lutheran West High School Rocky River, OH
M Grace Schomaker JR Lutheran High North Macomb, MI
M Ashley Wielenga SR Orange Lutheran High School Orange, CA
D Jenna Charlson JR West Lutheran High School Plymouth, MN
D Brooke Cimini SO Faith Lutheran High School Las Vegas, NV
D Flossi Cooper JR Trinity Lutheran High School Seymour, IN
D Lydia Nelson SR Green Bay N.E.W. Lutheran Green Bay, WI
D Leah Titran SR Lutheran High North Macomb, MI
D Taya Werling SR Concordia Lutheran High School Fort Wayne, IN
D Meredith Zinz SR Valley Lutheran High School Saginaw, MI
GK Allison Garis SR Orange Lutheran High School Orange, CA
GK Sadie Johnsen SO Green Bay N.E.W. Lutheran Green Bay, WI

Freshman Team All-American
Position Name Grade School City, State

F Trystyn Divich FR Faith Lutheran HS Las Vegas, NV
F Caroline Cammon FR Concordia Lutheran High School Tomball, TX
M Emma Myers FR Trinity Lutheran High School Seymour, IN
M Anna Schleyham FR Springfield Lutheran High School Springfield, IL
D Lana Linares FR Faith Lutheran High School Las Vegas, NV
D Valeria Zielinski FR Lutheran West Rocky River, OH
GK Allyse Schletty FR St. Croix Lutheran Academy West St. Paul, MN

Honorable Mention All-American
Position Name Grade School City, State

F Bradie Edelen SO Lutheran St. Charles St. Peters, MO
F Serene Gronauer SO Faith Lutheran High School Las Vegas, NV
F Bella Jaramillo SO Racine Lutheran High School Racine, WI
F Ana Belen Varona OrtizSR St. Paul Lutheran High School Concordia, MO
M Evelyn Albers SO Lutheran West High School Rocky River, OH
M Jaden Bosworth SO Concordia Lutheran High School Tomball, TX
M Jessica Gabel SR Lutheran High School South St. Louis, MO
M Maci Hollier SO Concordia Lutheran High School Tomball, TX
M Makayla Mueller SR Saxony Lutheran High School Jackson, MO
M Allie Murray SO Lutheran St. Charles St. Peters, MO
M Sienna Senalik SO Springfield Lutheran High School Springfield, IL
M Laurel Willard SO Lutheran West High School Rocky River, OH
D Ambryn Diener SO Sheboygan Lutheran High School Sheboygan, WI
D Kate Ostermiller SO Concordia Lutheran High School Tomball, TX
D Tori Peterson SO Faith Lutheran High School Las Vegas, NV
D Audra Steffens SR Saxony Lutheran High School Jackson, MO
GK Ashley Goecker SR Trinity Lutheran High School Seymour, IN
GK Megan Schellhase SR Orange Lutheran High School Orange, CA

About the Lutheran All American Association

The LAAA is a unified Lutheran Association that brings together the student-athletes from all Lutheran denominations in the USA and Canada (LCMS, WELS, ELCA, and NALC) in an attempt to foster sisterhood forged through the fires of competition. The program promotes physical strength and health as well as an active pursuit of Christian ideals in high school student’s personal lives and education.

The LAAA High School Girl’s Soccer All-American Program and the Lutheran High School Girl’s Soccer Team Ethics & Sportsmanship Award are selected from all 189 Lutheran high schools in the USA and Canada. The high schools are contacted annually to submit nominees for the All American and Ethics & Sportsmanship Awards.

The LAAA All-American honor will be awarded annually to recognize the best players at their respective positions from their high school season. Head Coaches nominate student athletes with high athletic, academic, and spiritual integrity.

The LAAA Team Ethics & Sportsmanship honor is based on the accumulation of red and yellow cards throughout the season on a team basis.

To learn more and see past teams visit LutheranAllAmerican.org.

2020 Week 1 Texas Private School Football Scores

Thursday, August 27
Fort Worth THESA Riders 52, Campbell 6
Friday, August 28
Amherst 60, Lubbock Home School Titans 36
Azle Christian School 66, Waco Parkview Christian 30
Austin Royals 71, Temple Centex Homeschool 26
Bastrop Tribe Consolidated 46, Brazos Valley Mustangs (BVCHEA) 0
Burnet Smoking For Jesus Ministry Christian School 65, Sherman Grayson Christian 19
*Cedar Hill DasCHE Spartans 41 Malakoff Cross Roads 12
Crowley Nazarene Christian Academy 26, Arlington St. Paul's Preparatory Academy 20
Decatur Victory Christian Academy 62, Mineral Wells Community Christian 58
Fort Davis 58, Odessa Permian Basin Athletics CO-OP 0
Gilmer Union Hill 57, Stephenville Faith 12
Haslet Heritage Christian Academy 46, Haslet Legacy Classical Christian Academy 0
*Hico 33, Waco Texas Wind 6
Leverett's Chapel 56, Tyler Willow Bend 0
Longview HEAT 34, Tyler HEAT JV 0
*Newman International Academy of Cedar Hill 68, Dallas Gateway Charter 12
*Nike Dallas 39, Oklahoma City Patriots 12
*San Antonio Cornerstone Christian 24, Corpus Christi Calallen 20
Tyler HEAT 58, Trinidad 14
Saturday, August 29
*Cedar Hill Trinity Christian 49, Knoxville (TN) Catholic 14
Fort Bend Chargers Homeschool 68, Victoria Cobras Homeschool 58
Johnson County Sports Association 60, Plano CHANT 24
*Tomball Christian Homeschool 26, Thrall 8

2020 Week 0 Texas Private School Football Scores

Friday, August 21
Madison-Ridgeland (MS) Academy 27, Cedar Hill Trinity Christian 26

North Texas Interscholastic Organization Is About to Disband; 11/16/1909

The North Texas Interscholastic League is about to disband.  Terrill's Training School of Dallas has withdrawn, leaving only Holy Trinity, Dallas High School, Wesley College, Speers' and Carlisle Military Academy to play out the schedule.

In view of the withdrawal of Terrill, the other schools have agreed to close the season Saturday, when Holy Trinity and Dallas High School will contest for the championship.

Holy Trinity and Dallas both have clean records for the year, each having won three games and lost none in the league schedule.  The winner of Saturday's game, therefore, will be the league champion.

Carlisle Military Academy and Wesley College are tied for last place, neither having won a game.  When these two elevens met yesterday, they played to a tie.

Source:  Fort Worth Star-Telegram, Tuesday, November 16, 1909

Texas Private and Parochial High School Podcast and Video Episodes

Austin St. Stephen's "Horns Up"
07/30/20 - Lucy Nazro, Head of School
07/27/20 - Talia Allison, Cheer Coach and Chi Brown, Football, Basketball & Track
07/25/20 - Lauren Lietzke '21, Varsity Volleyball Player
07/23/20 - Thomas Binhgm, Vype Media Austin/SA Editor-in-Chief
07/22/20 - Bob Windham, SPC Commissioner

George Teague's "Teague's Take" (Plano John Paul II Athletic Director) 
07/23/20 - Ep 01: From a 'Crimson Tide' perspective - Did Texas A&M Screw Up The SEC?

Midland Christian School
07/27/20 - Ramsey Clark Interview
07/20/20 - Rhett Clark Interview
07/17/20 - Avery Jauz Interview
07/06/20 - Cody Grebeck Interview

06/01/20 - Relentless - Episode 1
06/10/20 - Relentless - Episode 2
06/25/20 - Relentless - Episode 3
07/13/20 - Relentless - Episode 4

Texas Track and Field Coaches Association
07/29/20 - San Antonio Antonian HC Devlyn Lovell

2019-2020 Inaugural LSCSN Private School Sports Media Awards

Sports Personalities of the Year
Pete Christy, KCBD - Lubbock
Todd Freed, The KUBE Channel 57 - Houston

Sportswriter of the Year
Greg Riddle, Dallas Morning News

Sports Staffs of the Year - Non-Paywall
Midland Reporter Telegram
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Conroe Courier
Runnerup - Tyler Morning Telegraph

Sports Staff of the Year - Paywall
Dallas Morning News
Runnerup - Victoria Advocate

Top Private and Parochial HS Sports Information Department
Dallas Bishop Lynch and Dallas Jesuit
Runnersup - Plano John Paul II and San Antonio Christian School

Top Private and Parochial HS Sports Podcast
Dallas Bishop Lynch's "The Rundown"
Runnerup - Austin St. Andrew's "Horns Up"

Top Private and Parochial HS Sports Twitter Feeds (1 to 10)
1.  Austin St. Andrew's - @sashighlanders
2.  Dallas Bishop Lynch - @blathletics
3.  Bellaire Episcopal - @EHSSports
4.  Dallas Jesuit - @JesuitAthletics
5.  Midland Christian School - @MCSMustangAth
6.  Plano John Paul II - @JPIIHSSports
7.  The Woodlands Christian Academy - @twcasports
8.  Fort Worth Nolan - @Nolan_Athletics
9.  Dallas Greenhill School - @GreenhillATH
10.  The Woodlands John Cooper School - @JCS_Athletics

Next Best 10 Private and Parochial HS Sports Twitter Feeds (Listed Alphabetically)
Argyle Liberty Christian
Austin St. Michael's Catholic Academy
Brownsville St. Joseph
Fort Worth Christian
Houston Second Baptist
Houston St. Thomas
San Antonio Antonian
San Antonio Christian School
Tomball Concordia Lutheran
Tyler Grace Community School
Tyler T.K. Gorman

1999 SPC State Cross Country Championship Results

Boys
Team Standings
1.  Oklahoma City Casady, 62
2.  Dallas Greenhill, 72
3.  Houston St. John's, 96
4.  Houston Kinkaid, 111
5.  Tulsa Hollnad Hall, 146
6.  Dallas St. Mark's, 158
7.  Austin St. Stephen's, 173
8.  Irving Cistercian, 256
9.  Fort Worth Trinity Valley, 265
10.  Bellaire Episcopal, 270
11.  Fort Worth Country Day, 271
12.  Dallas Episcopal, 284
13.  San Antonio St. Mary's Hall, 309
14.  Arlington Oakridge, 449
Individual Results
1.  Nimish Parekh, Casady, 15:57
2.  Jon Bundren, Holland Hall, 16:08
3.  Will MacNamara, Greenhill, 16:22
4.  Daniel Wilson, St. John's, 16:25
5.  Patou Whale, St. Stephen's, 16:30
6.  David Knowles, Greenhill, 16:38
7.  Bastian Bartel, Greenhill, 16:41
9.  Sam Wiggin, Casady, 16:58
10.  David Graber, St. John's, 17:02
11.  R. Patrizi, Cistercian, 17:04
12.  Will Clark, Trinity Valley, 17:05

Girls
Team Standings
1.  Houston St. John's, 47
2.  Houston Kinkaid, 86
3.  Oklahoma City Casady, 97
4.  Dallas Hockaday, 108
5.  Austin St. Stephen's, 158
6.  Dallas Episcopal, 162
7.  Dallas Greenhill, 162
8.  Fort Worth Country Day, 169
9.  Tulsa Holland Hall, 210
10.  Bellaire Episcopal, 211
11.  San Antonio St. Mary's Hall, 301
Individual Results
1.  Anna Fresonke, Casady, 12:11
2.  Erika Helmerich, Holland Hall, 12:35
3.  Erin Ferguson, Casady, 12:42
4.  Kate Bowman, St. Stephen's, 12:46
5.  Christie Cook, St. John's, 12:50
6.  Kelly Cooney, St. John's, 12:57
7.  Ashley McCoy, Hockaday, 12:59
8.  Laura Altman, Kinkaid, 13:03
9.  Ellinor Quay, St. John's, 13:07
10.  Melissa Buce, St. John's, 13:09
11.  Rebecca Palmeroy, St. Stephen's, 13:10
12.  Elise Zimmerman, Kinkaid, 13:17

Source:  Fort Worth Star-Telegram, Saturday, November 6, 1999

9/20/1968 Private School Football Scores

Anahuac 14, Houston The Kinkaid School 6
Brownsville St. Joseph 14, Port Isabel 6
Dallas Bishop Lynch 53, Fort Worth Diamond Hill 0
Fredericksburg St. Mary's 43, Texas School for the Deaf 20
Harlingen Marine Military Academy 20, Laredo St. Joseph 6
Houston Mount Carmel 31, Galveston O'Connell 0
Houston St. Thomas 24, Denison 19
Liberty 26, Port Arthur Bishop Byrne 13
Sanford-Fritch 47, Amarillo Alamo Catholic 15

Source:  Longview News-Journal, Saturday, September 21, 1968

1967 TCIL Class 3A All-State Football Team

OFFENSE
E - Ronnie Leone, Houston Strake Jesuit
E - Chuck Lehman, Dallas Bishop Dunne
T - David Green, Beaumont Kelly
T - Mike Neitzel, Dallas Jesuit
G - William Mumbach, Orange St. Mary's
G - Frank Gonzales, Dallas Bishop Dunne
C - George McIngvale, Dallas Bishop Lynch
QB - Paul Ellis, Dallas Jesuit
RB - Robert Paine, Houston St. Thomas
RB - Bill Walkup, Dallas Jesuit
RB - George White, Waco Reicher
K - Steve Valek, Dallas Bishop Lynch

DEFENSE
E - Ed Erwin, Houston Mount Carmel
E - Kirk Kuhlman, Houston St. Pius X
T - Bob Byrd, Galveston Kirwin
T - James Brooks, El Paso Cathedral
G - Ozell Birks, Fort Worth Nolan
G - Randy Bolfing, Waco Reicher
B - Frank Baker, Houston Marian Christian
B - Robert Murski, Houston St. Thomas
B - Tom Kline, Dallas Jesuit
B - Billy Adams, Dallas Bishop Lynch
B - Jack Laurenzo, Houston St. Thomas

Source:  Fort Worth Star-Telegram, Sunday, December 24, 1967

1967 TCIL Class 2A All-State Football Team

OFFENSE
E - Mark Cooney, San Antonio St. Anthony's
E - Pat Clinch, Abilene Central Catholic
T - John Buinoch, San Antonio St. Anthony's
T - Mike Nemec, Corpus Christi Academy
G - Rick Jauma, San Antonio St. Anthony's
G - Martin Garcia, Corpus Christi Academy
C - Curtis Hagen, Yoakum St. Joseph's
QB - Nick Holm, Victoria St. Joseph's
RB - Fred Schuette, Yoakum St. Joseph's
RB - Bobby Schobel, Schulenburg Bishop Forest
RB - Robert Mayne, Corpus Christi Academy

DEFENSE
E - Ray Khirallah, Tyler Catholic
E - Justin Demel, Amarillo Alamo Catholic
T - Robin Carville, Victoria St. Joseph
T - Richard Gillis, Brownsville St. Joseph's
G - Thomas Eilers, Fredericksburg St. Mary's
G - Felipe Esparza, Laredo St. Joseph's
B - Robert Dodds, Victoria St. Joseph
B - Charles Hughes, Corpus Christi Academy
B - Ron Mangold, Castroville St. Louis
B - Gary Pya, Frederickburg St. Mary's
B - John O'Sullivan, Tyler Catholic

Source:  Fort Worth Star-Telegram, Sunday, December 24, 1967

1966 TCIL 2A All-State Football Team

OFFENSE
E - David Kruppa, Schulenburg Bishop Forest
E - Gus Berkenhoff, Hallettsville Sacred Heart
T - Andrew Kruppa, Schulenburg Bishop Forest
T - Larry Wajda, Victoria St. Joseph's
G - Rick Jauma, San Antonio St. Anthony's
G - Danny Virdier, Amarillo Alamo Catholic
C - Tony Citti, Corpus Christi Academy
B - Ricky Hext, Fredericksburg St. Mary's
B - Bruce Eckhardt, Fredericksburg St. Mary's
B - Peter Zenner, Fredericksburg St. Mary's
B - Dennis Mensik, Schulenburg Bishop Forest

DEFENSE
E - Mike Weiblen, Castroville St. Louis
E - Steve Meadors, Laredo St. Joseph's
T - Carlos Staudt, Fredericksburg St. Mary's
T - James Lingerfelder, Corpus Christi Academy
G - John Suehs, Castroville St. louis
G - Tim Eilers, Fredericksburg St. Mary's
B - Felipe Esparza, Laredo St. Joseph's
B - Bobby Schobel, Schulenburg Bishop Forest
B - Mike Kramer, Hallettsville Sacred Heart
B - Robert Mayne, Corpus Christi Academy
B - Fred Schuette, Yoakum St. Joseph's

HONORABLE MENTION
John Jenschke, Fredericksburg St. Mary's
Anthony Klein, Fredericksburg St. Mary's
Pat Kuntz, Fredericksburg St. Mary's
Jerry Kubenka, Schulenburg Bishop Forest
J.L. Geerger, Schulenburg Bishop Forest
Robin Carbilla, Victoria St. Joseph
Robert Dobbs, Victoria St. Joseph
Nick Holm, Victoria St. Joseph
James Chomout, Yoakum St. Joseph's
Tommy Chilek, Yoakum St. Joseph's
Curtis Hagen, Yoakum St. Joseph's
Gene Ebner, Yoakum St. Joseph's
Mario Oliveira, Corpus Christi Academy
Ernesto Rosales, Brownsville St. Joseph's
Joe Acosta, Laredo St. Joseph's
Vincent Biediger, Castroville St. Louis
Joey Junggman, Castroville St. Louis
Jerry Heausler, San Antonio St. Anthony's
Nelson Clare, San Antonio St. Anthony's
Larry Rostrelli, San Antonio St. Anthony's
Greg Glover, Amarillo Alamo Catholic
Mike Service, Tyler Catholic
Ray Khriallah, Tyler Catholic

Source:  The Shreveport Times, Monday, December 12, 1966

1966 TCIL 3A All-State Football Team

OFFENSE
E - Ed Erwin, Houston Mount Carmel
E - Pat Carpenter, San Antonio Central Catholic
T - Brian Boettcher, Waco Reicher
T - Bill Batchelor, Houston Mount Carmel
G - Gary Martoin, Houston St. Thomas
G - Frank Messina, Beaumont Kelly
C - Mike Mills, Dallas Bishop Lynch
B - Jack Laurenzo, Houston St. Thomas
B - Brian Robinson, Dallas Jesuit
B - George White, Waco Reicher
B - Paul Robichau, Beaumont Kelly

DEFENSE
E - Jerry Koch, Houston St. Thomas
E - William James, San Antonio Holy Cross
T - David Green, Beaumont Kelly
T - Vincent David, Houston Strake Jesuit
G - Al Romano, Houston St. Thomas
G - Ken McLaughlin, Austin St. Edward's
B - Mike Muhl, Waco Reicher
B - John Weisford, Houston Marian Christian
B - John Benitz, El Paso Cathedral
B - Ronnie Herman, Orange St. Mary's

HONORABLE MENTION
Joe Ramey, Beaumont Kelly
Fred Patrizi, Beaumont Kelly
Louis Hernandez, Port Arthur Bishop Byrne
Darrell Lockridge, Houston Mount Carmel
Jeff Pryzybbia, Houston Marian Christian
Anthony Boilon, Houston Marian Christian
Darrell Holloran, Houston Marian Christian
Dave Smith, Houston St. Thomas
Mike Green, Houston St. Thomas
Robert Paine, Houston St. Thomas
Dick Quinn, Houston Strake Jesuit
Bill Polian, Houston Strake Jesuit
Bob Doyle, Houston Strake Jesuit
Chuck Lehman, Dallas Bishop Dunne
Frank Gonzales, Dallas Bishop Dunne
Hal Thorne, Dallas Bishop Dunne
Richard Nenat, Dallas Bishop Dunne
Gary Smith, Dallas Bishop Dunne
Mike Siar, Dallas Bishop Dunne
Mike Beitzel, Dallas Jesuit
Bob Boyle, Dallas Jesuit
Kevin Bosworth, Dallas Jesuit
David Loiselle, Dallas Jesuit
Pug Hughes, Dallas Bishop Lynch
John Fagot, Dallas Bishop Lynch
Dave Dennehy, Dallas Bishop Lynch
Bill Adams, Dallas Bishop Lynch
Ennis Blaschke, Fort Worth Nolan
Cris Brucker, Fort Worth Nolan
Cris Curtis, Fort Worth Nolan
Larry Morton, Fort Worth Nolan
Randy Bolfing, Waco Reicher
John Wooley, Waco Reicher
Jim Bowden, Waco Reicher
Victor Cervantes, Austin St. Edward's
Leroy Stewart, Austin St. Edward's
Herman Johnson, Austin St. Edward's
Ronnie Pape, San Antonio Central Catholic
Mike Bolton, San Antonio Central Catholic
Ray Salinas, San Antonio Central Catholic
Mike Hrncir, San Antonio Central Catholic
Pat Onka, San Antonio Central Catholic
Thomas Alejandro, San Antonio Holy Cross
Bob Wolfshol, San Antonio St. Gerard's
Glen Estrada, San Antonio St. Gerard's
Donald Kellner, San Antonio St. Gerard's
Bob Azar, El Paso Cathedral
Joe de la Hoz, El Paso Cathedral
Arturo Bustamante, El Paso Cathedral
Ken Ferguson, El Paso Cathedral
John Paniaqua, El Paso Cathedral

Source:  The Shreveport Times, Monday, December 12, 1966

1955 TCIL All-State Football Team

OFFENSE
E - Joe Biassatti, Dallas Jesuit
E - Danny Snooks, San Antonio St. Anthony's
T - Bob White, Dallas Jesuit
T - John Klein, San Antonio Central Catholic
C - Dick Lanes, Amarillo Price College
C - Mike Kelly, Victoria St. Joseph's
QB - Jack Schaefer, Dallas Jesuit
HB - A.C. Moser, Dallas Jesuit
HB - Ronnie Fontenot, San Antonio St. Anthony's
HB - Richard Quesada, Houston St. Thomas
FB - Charles Denny, Corpus Christi Academy

DEFENSE
E - Freddy Winn, Corpus Christi Acdaemy
E - Marion Mikulenka, Hallettsville Sacred Heart
T - Bobby Quebedeaux, Port Arthur Bishop Byrne
MG - Vincent Fertitta, San Antonio St. Anthony's
LB - Ronnie Monford, Galveston Kirwin
LB - John Lovoi, San Antonio St. Anthony's
LB - Gelln Segura, Port Arthur Bishop Byrne
HB - Jack Donnelly, El Paso Cathedral
HB - Lelan Guiry, Port Arthur Bishop Byrne
HB - John Mulvehill, Houston St. Thomas

Source:  The Victoria Advocate, Sunday, December 4, 1955

10/12/1928 Private School Football Scores

San Antonio Texas Military Institute 19, San Marcos Lobos 0
Temple 47, San Marcos Academy 0
Houston Milby 7, Galveston Kirwin 6
Waxahachie 20, Fort Worth Masonic Home 0

Source:  The Waco News-Tribune, Saturday, October 13, 1928 and Corsicana Daily Sun, Saturday, October 13, 1928

Kirwin Football Prospects Good For First Year (9/3/1928)

Kirwin High's prospects for a first year football eleven are as bright as could be expected, according to Marvin Kennedy, former Ball coach, who has undertaken to mentor the Catholic High School players in their first year on the gridiron.

Twenty boys have reported for practice who look big enough to stand the grind of a football season and if the team is fortunate enough to escape injuries it should give an excellent account of itself against all opponents.

With three practice sessions behind them the boys will start on a strenuous week this afternoon. 

Workouts are scheduled at the Kirwin High grounds every afternoon at 5 o'clock and Kennedy plans to bear down, but the boys are responding readily and are going about the labor of becoming pigskin carriers with creditable determination.

No captain has yet been chosen nor has a name for the team been selected other than Kirwin High.  These details will be taken care of before the first game Sunday, Sept. 30, with the Little Hurricanes.

Many open dates remain on the Kirwin program and nearby schools desiring classes are asked to get in touch with Coach Kennedy.

Source:  The Galveston Daily News, Monday, September 3, 1928

1967-1968 TCIL Class 2A All-State Basketball Team

FIRST TEAM
Steve Ogden, Abilene Central Catholic
Artie Allen, Tyler Catholic
Nick Holm, Victoria St. Joseph's
John Dulak, Corpus Christi Academy
Richard Light, San Antonio St. Anthony's

SECOND TEAM
Pat Clinch, Abilene Central Catholic
Oscar Castro, Brownsville St. Joseph's
Ray Khiraliah, Tyler Catholic
Burt Mack, San Antonio St. Peter Claver
Leopldo Gutierrez, Laredo St. Augustine

HONORABLE MENTION
Tom Moscatelli, Victoria St. Joseph's
Elroy Othold, Shiner St. Paul
John Bianci, Corpus Christi Academy
Fernando Alderete, Laredo St. Joseph's
Wesley Oakman, San Antonio St. Peter Claver
Bill Sain, San Antonio St. Anthony's
Ron Mangolt, Castroville St. Louis
Anthony Stryk, Schulenburg Bishop Forest
Robert Strung, Ennis St. John

Source:  Fort Worth Star-Telegram, Sunday, March 3, 1968

1967-1968 TCIL Class 3A All-State Basketball Team

FIRST TEAM
James Bush, Port Arthur Bishop Byrne
Abner Boles, Houston Mount Carmel
Tony Lalumia, Dallas Jesuit
Andy Obriotti, San Antonio Antonian
Mark Wienties, San Antonio Antonian

SECOND TEAM
Ray Harriger, Houston Marian Christian
Brian Wildes, Dallas Jesuit
Earl Mitchell, Fort Worth Nolan
Eddie Mendoza, El Paso Cathedral
Leonard Gonzales, San Antonio Holy Cross

HONORABLE MENTION
Gary Dean, Galveston Kirwin
Mike Linden, Port Arthur Bishop Byrne
Spelvin Jackson, Houston Mount Carmel
David Miles, Houston St. Thomas
Jim Devine, Houston Strake Jesuit
Frank Solpman, Houston Strake Jesuit
Joe Hernandez, San Antonio Central Catholic
Ernest Rangel, San Antonio La Salle
Butch Vela, San Antonio Antonian
Billy Adams, Dallas Bishop Lynch
Bob Townsley, Dallas Bishop Lynch
Ed Talamantes, El Paso Jesuit

Source:  Fort Worth Star-Telegram, Sunday, March 3, 1968

1963 TCIL Class 3A All-State Football Team

OFFENSE
E - Jay Malloy, Waco Reicher
E - Paul Daulong, Galveston Kirwin
T - Paul Brademarte, Fort Worth Nolan
T - Charles Figari, Galveston Kirwin
G - Grey Salyers, Houston Marian Christian
G - Bill Crowley, Beaumont Central
C - John Nelson, Dallas Jesuit
QB - Steve Landon, Waco Reicher
HB - Robert Van Zandt, Galveston Kirwin
HB - Bill Lalla, Houston Strake Jesuit
FB - Sal Olivas, El Paso Cathedral

DEFENSE
E - Richard Fowler, Waco Reicher
E - Woody Hill, Houston Marian Christian
T - Richard Ott, Galveston Kirwin
T - Victor Icano, Houston Marian Christian
G - Joe Cortemeglia, Houston Strake Jesuit
G - Tom Fickey, Waco Reicher
LB - Gilbert Hernandez, Waco Reicher
LB - Larry Lowe, Houston Mount Carmel
B - Donald Stuart, Waco Reicher
B - Steve Sanchez, El Paso Cathedral
B - Joe Perez, San Antonio Central Catholic

Source:  Tyler Morning Telegraph, Thursday, December 12, 1963

1963 TCIL Class 2A All-State Football Team

OFFENSE
E - Tim Thompson, Corpus Christi Academy
E - Jim Kotla, Schulenburg Bishop Forest
T - Gary Baird, San Antonio St. Gerard's
T - Leroy Stavincha, Schulenburg Bishop Forest
G - David Biers, Corpus Christi Academy
G - Marvin Janda, Schulenburg Bishop Forest
C - Leon Coldeway, Corpus Christi Academy
QB - Hugo Hollas, Schulenburg Bishop Forest
HB - Tony Garcia, San Antonio St. Gerard's
HB - Oscar Howard, Austin St. Edward's
FB - Thomas Iglesias, Brownsville St. Joseph

DEFENSE
E - Tom Vestal, San Antonio St. Gerard's
E - Carlos Saldana, Laredo St. Joseph's
T - Frank Kocurek, Schulenburg Bishop Forest
T - John DeLeon, San Antonio St. Anthony's
G - Ken Whitmire, Corpus Christi Academy
G - Bob Mockert, San Antonio St. Gerard's
LB - Philip Walsh, Amarillo Price
LB - Danny Galindo, San Antonio La Salle

Source:  Tyler Morning Telegraph, Thursday, December 12, 1963

1964 TCIL Class 3A All-State Football Team

OFFENSE
E - Tom Higgins, Dallas Jesuit
E - Larry Zientek, Houston St. Thomas
T - Ronny Herman, Orange St. Mary's
T - Ron Brown, Houston St. Thomas
G - Frank Mondola, Houston St. Thomas
G - Tom Luhr, Dallas Bishop Dunne
C - Bruce Marek, Houston St. Pius X
QB - Bill Lolle, Dallas Jesuit
B - Roland Lourenzo, Houston St. Thomas
B - Danny Rhomer, Dallas Jesuit
B - Ray Bulkin, Houston St. Thomas

DEFENSE
E - Pat Lindley, Dallas Jesuit
E - Michael Rachal, Port Arthur Bishop Byrne
T - Mike Bartolla, Fort Worth Nolan
T - Keal Ayer, Houston Strake Jesuit
G - Richard Gunst, San Antonio Central Catholic
G - Jim Mackin, Beaumont Kelly
LB - Paul Doulong, Galveston Kirwin
LB - Mike Young, Houston St. Thomas
LB - Joe Perez, San Antonio Central Catholic
LB - Gilbert Hernandez, Waco Reicher

HONORABLE MENTION
Billy Frank, Beaumont Kelly
Jim Higgins, Beaumont Kelly
Pete Malda, Beaumont Kelly
Tom Riedel, Dallas Bishop Dunne
Don George, Dallas Bishop Dunne
Ernesto Gutierrez, El Paso Cathedral
Bill Walton, El Paso Cathedral
Bill Freeman, Fort Worth Nolan
Roedy Gunnip, Fort Worth Nolan
David Howe, Houston Strake Jesuit
Jack Montgomery, Houston Marian Christian
Charley Burke, Houston Marian Christian
Gene Walkoviak, Houston St. Pius X
Joe Walkoviak, Houston St. Pius X
Stan Marek, Houston St. Pius X
Pat Snutler, Houston St. Thomas
Paul Hessen, Houston St. Thomas
John Sage, Houston St. Thomas
Renl Robicheaux, Houston St. Thomas
Don Hebert, Port Arthur Bishop Byrne
John Lazano, San Antonio Central Catholic
Tom Ehlinger, San Antonio Central Catholic
Charley Carvajal, San Antonio Central Catholic
Steve Ewing, Orange St. Mary's
Earl Trahan, Orange St. Mary's
Sammy Fuentes, Waco Reicher
Gary Mauro, Waco Reicher
Johnny Tusa, Waco Reicher

Source:  San Antonio Express and News, Sunday, December 6, 1964

1964 TCIL Class 2A All-State Football Team

OFFENSE
E - Michael Murphy, Austin St. Edward's
E - Charles Meredith, Corpus Christi Academy
T - Mike Kuykendall, San Antonio La Salle
T - Jim Herrigan, Corpus Christi Academy
G - Donald Rick, Fredericksburg St. Mary's
G - Duane Albrecht, San Antonio St. Anthony's
C - Pat Janak, Hallettsville Sacred Heart
QB - Larry Kelly, Corpus Christi Academy
B - Art Aguilar, San Antonio La Salle
B - Reggie Guetiner, Yoakum St. Joseph's
B - Carlos Soldana, Laredo St. Joseph's

DEFENSE
E - Joe Levek, Corpus Christi Academy
E - Eugene Pruski, San Antonio La Salle
T - Tommy Grone, Fredericksburg St. Mary's
T - Gilbert Loper, Amarillo Price College
G - Ed Brady, Austin St. Edward's
G - Mike Rodriguez, San Antonio La Salle
C - Phil Walsh, Amarillo Price College
LB - Robert Greer, Hallettsville Sacred Heart
LB - Fred Brasher, Victoria St. Joseph's
LB - Howard Wagner, Schulenburg Bishop Forest
LB - Phil Raelect, San Antonio St. Anthony's

HONORABLE MENTION
John De Pew, Austin St. Edward's
Pay Moore, Austin St. Edward's
David Leel, Brownsville St. Joseph's
Steve Pipkin, Brownsville St. Joseph's
Igncio Boncolari, Brownsville St. Joseph's
Loche Olivera, Corpus Christi Academy
Robert Snillas, Corpus Christi Academy
James Woodson, Dallas St. Peter's
Charles Corker, Dallas St. Peter's
James Beasley, Dallas St. Peter's
Gerald Fronisen, Fredericksburg St. Mary's
Gary Klehne, Fredericksburg St. Mary's
Gerald Ahrens, Fredericksburg St. Mary's
Charles Matula, Hallettsville Sacred Heart
Mike Kramer, Hallettsville Sacred Heart
Dennis Mikulenka, Hallettsville Sacred Heart
Freddie Gonzales, Laredo St. Joseph's
Carlos Ortiz, Laredo St. Joseph's
Greg Koch, San Antonio La Salle
Joe Castaneda, San Antonio La Salle
Art Chaves, San Antonio St. Anthony's
Johhny Harris, San Antonio St. Peter Claver
Edwin Moseley, San Antonio St. Peter Claver
John Rouse, Victoria St. Joseph's

Source:  San Antonio Express and News, Sunday, December 6, 1964

1961 TCIL Football Championship: How They Got There

Played December 2, 1961 at Public School Stadium in Galveston.

Galveston Kirwin
26- 0 - W - Waco Reicher
37- 6 - W - Houston St. Pius
44- 0 - W - Santa Fe
14- 0 - W - Port Acres
42- 6 - W - Houston Mount Carmel
40- 0 - W - Houston Marian Christian
14- 7 - W - Houston St. Thomas
19-12 - W - Beaumont Central Catholic
14- 0 - W - Port Arthur Bishop Byrne
29- 0 - W - Houston St. Thomas

Dallas Jesuit
24- 9 - W - Dallas St. Mark's
35- 6 - W - Sulphur Springs
22-37 - L - Mineral Wells
32- 6 - W - Seagoville
12- 7 - W - Irving
13-14 - L - Dallas Woodrow Wilson
42- 0 - W - Tulsa Cascia Hall
42- 6 - W - Fort Worth Laneri
32- 0 - W - Waco Reicher
30- 0 - W - San Antonio Central Catholic

It was the fifth time that the two schools had faced each other in the TCIL football title game.

Galveston Kirwin faced Dallas Jesuit for the title in 1954 under Ed Kelson (assistant coach at Texas City in 1961).  Jesuit won 26-12.

Dallas Jesuit scored another win over Galveston Kirwin two years later in 1956 with a 14-6 score as Aubrey Baker was Kirwin's head coach.

Dallas Jesuit beat Kirwin in 1958, 31-20, as Joe Fertitta was Kirwin's coach. 

Jesuit then defeated Fertitta and the Buccaneers once more, 14-11, in 1960.

Source:  The Galveston County News, Tuesday, November 28, 1961

TABC State Private and Parochial High School Basketball Rankings, January, 16, 2000

Complete through games of January 14, 2000

Large School Boys (SPC, TCIL, TAPPS 3A-5A)
1.  Houston Westbury Christian (18-5, TAPPS 3A)
2.  Dallas Jesuit (15-7, TCIL)
3.  Houston Christian (17-8, TAPPS 3A)
4.  San Antonio Central Catholic (TAPPS 5A)
5.  Addison Trinity Christian (23-4, TAPPS 5A)
6.  Houston Second Baptist (18-7, TAPPS 4A)
7.  Harlingen Marine Military Institute (TAPPS Independent)
8.  Houston Strake Jesuit (11-9, TCIL)
9.  Houston Awty International School (18-5, TAPPS 4A)
10.  Lubbock Trinity Christian (17-8, TAPPS 4A)
11.  Fort Worth Nolan (13-8, TAPPS 5A)
12.  Arlington Pantego Christian (13-3, TAPPS 4A)
13.  Dallas Bishop Lynch (12-9, TAPPS 5A)
14.  Beaumont Kelly (14-8, TAPPS 5A)
15.  Houston Kinkaid (14-3, SPC)
16.  Austin St. Stephen's (15-5, SPC)
17.  Castle Hills First Baptist (TAPPS 4A)
18.  Arlington Grace Prep (13-9, TAPPS 3A)
19.  Houston Sweetwater Christian (17-4, TAPPS 3A)
20.  Irving Cistercian (15-5, SPC)

Large School Girls (SPC, TAPPS 3A-5A)
1.  Dallas Bishop Lynch (17-5, TAPPS 5A)
2.  Austin St. Michael's (16-5, TAPPS 4A)
3.  San Antonio Incarnate Word High School (15-7, TAPPS 5A)
4.  Carrollton Christian Academy (25-0, TAPPS 4A)
5.  Corpus Christi Incarnate Word Academy (15-6, TAPPS 4A)
6.  Houston Second Baptist (19-2, TAPPS 4A)
7.  Muenster Sacred Heart (20-1, TAPPS 2A)
8.  Houston Westbury Christian (22-6, TAPPS 3A)
9.  San Antonio Antonian (16-9, TAPPS 5A)
10.  Dallas Bishop Dunne (15-4, TAPPS 4A)
11.  Dallas First Baptist Academy (10-9, TAPPS 4A)
12.  Lubbock Trinity Christian (14-9, TAPPS 4A)
13.  Addison Trinity Christian (13-6, TAPPS 5A)
14.  Fort Worth Nolan (14-7, TAPPS 5A)
15.  Dallas Ursuline Academy (TAPPS 5A)
16.  Lubbock Christian (TAPPS 3A)
17.  Arlington Grace Prep (17-4, TAPPS 3A)
18.  Houston St. John's School (13-5, SPC)
19.  Katy Faith West Academy (16-8, TAPPS 3A)
20.  Wichita Falls Notre Dame (13-10, TAPPS 3A)

Small School Boys (TAPPS 1A-2A, TCAL 1A-2A)
1.  Waco Christian (16-4, TAPPS 2A)
2.  Rosenberg Living Waters Christian (23-3, TAPPS 2A)
3.  Cleveland Heritage Christian (9-10, TAPPS 1A)
4.  Watauga Harvest Christian (15-7, TAPPS 2A)
5.  Carrollton American Heritage Academy (12-6, TAPPS 2A)
6.  Grand Prairie Evangel Temple (17-7, TAPPS 2A)
7.  Dallas Gospel Lighthouse Academy (17-1, TAPPS 2A)
8.  San Antonio Sunnybrook Christian (17-4, TAPPS 2A)
9.  Dallas Academy (16-7, TAPPS 2A)
10.  San Antonio Cornerstone Christian (TCAL 2A)
11.  Rockwall Christian (17-2, TAPPS 1A)
12.  Lake Jackson Brazosport Christian (16-5, TCAL 2A)
13.  Round Rock Christian Academy (11-7, TAPPS 1A)
14.  Houston Central Christian (18-5, TCAL 2A)
15.  Bryan Brazos Christian (9-10, TAPPS 1A)
16.  San Antonio Town East Christian (12-1, TAPPS 1A)
17.  Kingwood Northeast Christian (15-7, TAPPS 1A)
18.  San Antonio New Life Christian (18-9, TAPPS 1A)
19.  Red Oak Ovilla Christian (12-6, TAPPS 2A)
20.  Hillsboro Gospel Center (13-5, TCAL 1A)

Small School Girls (TAPPS 1A-2A, TCAL 1A-2A)
1.  Muenster Sacred Heart (20-1, TAPPS 2A)
2.  Houston HCYA (13-4, Independent)
3.  San Antonio Cornerstone Christian (TCAL 2A)
4.  Waco Christian (14-8, TAPPS 2A)
5.  Round Rock Christian Academy (17-5, TAPPS 1A)
6.  Bryan St. Joseph (TAPPS 2A)
7.  Watauga Harvest Christian (14-7, TAPPS 2A)
8.  Plainview Christian High SChool (7-6, TCAL 2A)
9.  Red Oak Ovilla Christian (12-3, TAPPS 2A)
10.  Fort Worth Masonic Home (13-2, TAPPS 1A)
11.  Rockwall Christian (13-2, TAPPS 1A)
12.  Rosenberg Living Waters Christian (10-5, TAPPS 2A)
13.  Grand Prairie Evangel Temple (13-5, TAPPS 2A)
14.  Cypress Community Christian (10-6, TCAL 2A)
15.  Highlands Chinquapin School (TAPPS 2A)
16.  Conroe Covenant Christian (TAPPS 2A)
17.  Pasadena Faith Christian (11-5, TAPPS 1A)
18.  Ennis St. John (TAPPS 1A)
19.  Balch Springs Christian (12-2, TAPPS 2A)
20.  Aledo Trinity Christian (10-3, TCAL)

Edd Burleson Taking Mart Coaching Job (Corsicana Semi-Weekly Light, Friday, July 10, 1964)

Edd Burleson, Dawson High School coach, becomes head coach at Mart High School this fall, according to Bill Crockett, who goes to Connally High School in Waco.

The 29-year-old Burleson has been coach at Dawson the past six years, winning the Class B district title the past four campaigns.

L.B. Bryant, Mart superintendent, announced the employment of Burleson Wednesday.

Concordia Captures Prep Title (Austin American Statesman, Saturday, February 19, 1966)

The Concordia Cardinals won their 12th consecutive game and clinched the Texas Preparatory League title by beating the Allen Academy Ramblers, 72-38.

Concordia, with one game left Tuesday at San Marcos Academy, has passed through the league race with a 9-0 record and are 20-5 for the year.  Allen is 0-8 in league action.

Richard Pieplow hit 56 percent of his shots to pace the Cardinals to the easy victory.  Pieplow scored 18 points on eight of 15 field goal attempts.  The Cardinals as a team hit 48 per cent of their attempts from the floor.

Concordia took a 12-point lead after the first period and rolled along undistributed for the remainder of the game.  Allen hit in double figures only in the final quarter and scored 14 points.

Allen Academy -- 8 - 9 - 7 - 14 = 38
Concordia -- 20 - 19 - 14 - 19 = 72

Allen -- Mosley 2-2-6, Woodintgon 3-1-7, Rosa 3-0-6, Finnell 2-1-5, Myers 1-1-3, Ellis 1-1-3, Kugler 2-0-4, Evans 1-0-2, Smith 1-0-2.  Totals -- 16-6-38.

Concordia -- Pipelow 8-2-18, Noack 4-5-13, Schubkegel 6-0-12, Markert 5-2-12, Press 1-3-5, Handrick 2-0-4, Polnick 2-0-4, Chaffin 0-3-3, Johnson 0-1-1.  Totals -- 28-14-72.

Fouled out -- None.
B-team game -- Concordia 57, Allen 47.
HP -- Thompson (A) 14, Wilhelm (C) 17.
Officials -- Russ, Ballard.
Attendance -- 350.

TMI Wins, 53 to 0 (Abilene Reporter-News, Saturday, November 28, 1953)

SAN ANTONIO (AP) -- Texas Military Institute defeated San Marcos Academy 53-0 last night for its second consecutive Southwest Academic League football championship.

Micks Win First District Grid Title (Fort Worth Star-Telegram, Saturday, November 6, 1954)

Laneri is the proud holder of its first Southwest Academic League football title Saturday, after roaring from behind to down Boys Ranch, 33-26, Friday night at Bedford.

Boys Ranch took a 13-point lead, but was unable to hang on in the wild offensive flurry which highlighted the final furious minutes of play.

Bobby Faust scored for Laneri in the first quarter to trim the Boys Ranch margin, then Bob Cunningham and Charles Carminati tallied to put the Micks ahead, 26-19.

Maurice Woodworth tied the score for Boys Ranch, 26-26, but the Micks were not to be denied.  Bob McNevins snared Jimmy O'Brien's six-yard jump pass for a touchdown in the fourth quarter to climax the Laneri bid.

TMI Eleven Rules Academic All-Stars (Abilene Reporter-News, Thursday, December 11, 1952)

SAN MARCOS, Dec. 11 (AP) -- Texas Military Institute of San Antonio, which won the Southwest Academic League football championship, dominates the all-star team.

The team, selected by the league's state executive committee, listed four from TMI.  Concordia of Austin landed two while Laneri of Fort Worth, Sacred Heart of Muenster, San Marcos Academy, Boys Ranch of Bedford and Buckner Orphans Home of Dallas each contributed one player.

The committee selected the team from the three all-district teams picked by the coaches.  Selecting the all-state were Eugene Linse of Concorida, president of the league; Charles Boldin of Buckner, Harold Tate of San Marcos Academy, Joe Strong of TMI, Brother Walter Foken of St. Edward's and Red Teague of Boys Ranch.

The team:  Ends - Bob Cunningham, Laneri, and Joe Vallack, TMI; tackles - John Pickett, Concordia, and William Walterscheid, Muenster; guards - James McNelly, San Marcos, and Pete Humber, TMI; center - Bob Villack, TMI; backs - Ervin Symank, Concordia; Billy Dunham, TMI; Emmit Herod, Boys Ranch, and Dan Patterson, Buckner.

Lowenberg Named New Grid Coach at Fabens (El Paso Times, Sunday, July 30, 1972)

by Flip Morin

Carlos Lowenberg, known among sports circles at the coach who broke Cathedral's domination of Texas Catholic Interscholastic League football, has been named athletic director and head coach of the football and track programs at Fabens High School.

Lowenberg will be faced with assembling the gridiron shambles from a dismal 1-8-1 season into a smooth-running, hard-hitting machine in 6-AA play.

"It's going to be a different story this year," he said.  "I think Fabens will be in the race right down to the final wire," he added.

Lowenberg has been reviewing old school films and knows the material is there (17 returning letterman) but that they just weren't up mentally and physically last year.  He said he would emphasize the basic fundamentals of the game to get the players working and winning together.

The former Cathedral graduate has been at Jesuit High School of the TCIL the past three years as athletic director and head coach of the football and basketball teams plus teaching physical education.  He capped his career at Jesuit by producing near-championship TCIL football teams, earning two shots at the state title, sidelining Cathedral en route.

In 1970 Jesuit's Eagles went to San Antonio for the semifinals but lost to San Antonio Central.  Last year they whipped San Antonio St. Gerard for the right at the first El Paso TCIL title ever, but lost to a much taller and heavier St. Thomas 11.

Lowenberg's crop produced four all-staters in Luigi Perereia, Kevin Brink, Charlie Villareal and Ralph Castanzo.

At Fabens his duties will encompass th school system's athletic programs for about 1,500 students at the two primary, the junior high and varsity levels.  Fabens High counts an enrollment of more than 470.

Lowenberg indicated his staff will be super, with Steve Sanchez, former defensive football and head track coach at Cathedral joining Fabens in 1972.  Louis Sanchez, already a staffer, will remain as head basketball and assistant football coach while Don Fulps, ex-Burges athlete will coach B-team football with help from D. Joe Williams.

Refugio and Victoria County Private School Sports Titles (through 1992-1993)

Hallettsville Sacred Heart
SAL football, 1955, 1956, 1959, 1960
TCIL volleyball, 1985, 1986
TCIL football, 1986
TCIL girls track, 1987, 1988
TCIL girls basketball, 1988
TAPPS volleyball, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992
TAPPS girls track, 1989
TAPPS softball, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992
TAPPS baseball, 1990, 1992, 1993
TAPPS football, 1990, 1992

Shiner St. Paul
TCIL football, 1987
TCIL baseball, 1989
TAPPS football, 1992
TAPPS girls softball, 1993
TAPPS girls basketball, 1993

Victoria St. Joseph
TCIL football, 1940, 1941, 1965, 1975, 1985, 1990
TCIL boys basketball, 1955
TCIL baseball, 1971, 1973, 1992
TCIL softball, 1975, 1980, 1991
TCIL boys track, 1977
TCIL girls tennis, 1991
TCIL boys tennis, 1992

Source:  Victoria Advocate, Sunday, August 22, 1993

1977 TCIL Boys State Basketball Tournament

3A Semifinals
Houston Strake Jesuit 66, San Antonio St. Gerard 56
Fort Worth Nolan 54, San Antonio Central Catholic 44
Championship
Houston Strake Jesuit 42, Fort Worth Nolan 37

2A Semifinals
Galveston O'Connell 50, Shiner St. Paul 44
San Antonio Healy-Murphy 63, Lubbock Christ The King 58
Championship
San Antonio Healy-Murphy 62, Galveston O'Connell 60

LSCSN Book Club

What books have you read since March 15 - the start of many Shelters in Place, dealing with the current COVID-19 crisis - and would recommend everybody to read?

Dallas Bishop Lynch head football coach Greg Price got us started.

"I'm Keith Hernandez:  A Memoir" by Keith Hernandez (@gwhayes12)
"Michael Jordan:  The Life" by Ronald Lazenby (@TaterConroe)

"Noir Movies Facts, Figures & Fun" by John Grant (@gwhayes12)

"Seven Days In Augusta:  Behind The Scenes at The Masters" by Mark Cannizzaro (@TaterConroe)

"Slingin' Sam: The Life and Times of the Greatest Quarterback Ever to Play the Game" by Joe Holley (@gwhayes12)
"The Best Baseball Games Ever Played" by John McCollister (@gwhayes12)

"The Echoing Green: The Untold Story of Bobby Thomson, Ralph Branca and the Shot Heard Round the World" by Joshua Prager (@gwhayes12)
"The Great Movies" by Roger Ebert (@gwhayes12)
"The Office:  The Untold Story of the Greatest Sitcom of the 2000s" by Andy Greene (@TaterConroe)

"Tough Luck:  Sid Luckman, Murder, Inc., and the Rise of the Modern NFL" by Richard Rosen (@gwhayes12)
"Why Baseball Matters" by Susan Jacoby (@gwhayes12)

Making additions are:
Rob Tate, Conroe Courier assistant sports editor

Let us know!

UIL Boys Basketball Regional Sites and Game Times

6A 1 - Wilkerson-Greines Center, Fort Worth 6/8/1
6A 2 - Ellis Davis Field House, Dallas 6/8/2
6A 3 - Berry Center, Cypress 6/8/2
6A 4 - Jimmy Littleton Gymnasium, San Antonio 6/8/2
5A 1 - The Coliseumm, Snyder 4/6/2
5A 2 - Curtis Culwell Center, Garland 6/730/1
5A 3 - M.O. Campbell Education 6/730/2
5A 4 - Northside Sports Gym, San Antonio 6/8/2
4A 1 - Rip Griffin Center, Lubbock Christian 630/8/6
4A 2 - TAMU-Commerce 6/8/2
4A 3 - Johnson Coliseum, Huntsville (SHSU) 615/8/1
4A 4 - Steinke PE Center, Texas A&M Kingsville 6/8/3
3A 1 - Lubbock Christian 2/330/1
3A 2 - Prosper HS 6/730/1
3A 3 - Midway HS 6/730/1
3A 4 - Seguin HS 6/8/1
2A 1 - Texas Dome, Levelland 630/8/330
2A 2 - McKinney Boyd HS 4/6/12
2A 3 - Bryan HS 6/8/1
2A 4 - San Marcos HS 6/8/2
1A 1 - Texan Dome, Levelland 1/230/2
1A 2 - McMurry University 7/830/2
1A 3 - Mansfield Legacy HS 5/7/2
1A 4 - Burger Gym, Austin 6/8/12

2020 TABC Final Season Rankings of TAPPS State Tournament Teams

6A Girls
1. Houston The Village School
4. Plano John Paul II
6. Plano Prestonwood Christian Academy
NR. Houston St. Agnes Academy

5A Girls
1. Fort Worth Southwest Christian School
2. Mesquite Dallas Christian School
3. Corpus Christi Incarnate Word Academy
4. Houston Second Baptist

4A Girls
1. Austin Texas School for the Deaf
4. Lubbock Christian School
7. Houston Lutheran High North
9. Lubbock Trinity Christian School

3A Girls
1. Midland Classical Academy
2. Faith Academy of Marble Falls
7. Beaumont Legacy Christian Academy
9. The Woodlands Legacy Prep Christian

2A Girls
1. Austin Waldorf School
2. Lubbock Southcrest Christian School
6. Plano Coram Deo Academy
7. Victoria Faith Academy

1A Girls
1. San Antonio Legacy Christian Academy
2. Lubbock Kingdom Preparatory Academy
4. Universal City First Baptist Academy
8. Longview Trinity School of Texas

6A Boys
1. Plano John Paul II
3. Midland Christian School
4. San Antonio Antonian College Preparatory
6. San Antonio St. Mary's Hall

5A Boys
1. Houston Westbury Christian
2. Frisco Legacy Christian Academy
4. Grapevine Faith Christian School
NR. Houston Lutheran South Academy

4A Boys
1. The Woodlands Christian Academy
3. Colleyville Covenant Christian Academy
6. Schertz John Paul II
8. Flower Mound Coram Deo Academy

3A Boys
1. Yavneh Academy of Dallas
3. Midland Classical Academy
5. Tomball Rosehill Christian School
8. Bryan Brazos Christian School

2A Boys
1. Huntsville Alpha Omega Academy
5. Conroe Covenant Christian School
7. Dallas First Baptist Academy
8. Lubbock All Saints Episcopal School

1A Boys
3. Alamo Macedonian Christian Academy
4. Longview Trinity School of Texas
6. Houston Robert M. Beren Academy
7. DeSoto Cantebury Collegiate Academy