The Albany Lions closed out their home schedule in dominant fashion Friday night, shutting out Roscoe 34-0 for their fourth straight district shutout. The victory moves Albany to 7-2 on the season and keeps the Lions perfect in district play heading into this week’s championship matchup at Hamlin.
The Albany Lady Lions’ season came to a close Thursday night in Clyde, where they fell to Coleman in the bi-district round, 19-25, 27-29, 19-25.
Albany entered the match shorthanded after Ashlyn Miller rolled her ankle in practice Tuesday. Her replacement was then injured early in the opening set, forcing the Lady Lions into a lineup shift from the start.
“It was not our best game, but the girls gave a great effort,” head coach MJ Reneau said. “Not having Ashlyn out there definitely hurt us, and then losing another hitter made it that much harder.”
Albany senior Chance Stewart capped his high school cross country career with a 24th-place finish out of 152 runners at the UIL State Meet Saturday, Nov. 1, in Round Rock. Stewart, a three-time state qualifier, battled a fast pace and one of the tougher courses of the season to earn the Top 25 finish.
Lately the Lord has put upon my heart to read the Word of God with a kingdom mindset. And this is hard to do for many believers because we were not raised under a king but we live in a democracy. Instead of a King we have a President, a congress and a senate to make decisions and laws for us as citizens. But when a King makes a decree, it becomes the law of the land. When we read the Word of God, it can be hard to understand what Jesus was talking about when he said in this mission statement in Matthew 4:17 “from the time Jesus began to preach and say, repent f
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Prop 2 - 271 -40
Prop 3 - 255 - 54
Prop 4 - 239 - 72
Prop 5 - 249 - 53
Prop 6 - 228 - 75
Prop 7 - 270 - 37
Prop 8 - 290 - 21
Prop 9 - 250 - 52
Prop 10 - 291 - 18
Prop 11 - 269 - 42
Prop 12 - 249 - 57
Prop 13 - 272 - 39
Prop 14 - 173 - 131
