Arabian Powerlifters Savannah Parker, Jeralynn Colburn, Brooke Falcon, Darilynn Garcia, Ainsley Buvinghausen, Samantha Vera, Alanna Frausto, Eva Camarillo, Shaylie Cantu, Amya Polen, Andrea Rios, and Gia Yracheta.
Jerel Beaty Staff Writer Devine and Natalia powerlifting programs continued their intense battle for supremacy this 2024 season January 31 in Mustang Country. Each meet’s final results in which they have competed head-to-head have been extremely close, and last week’s was no different. The Arabians fell two points shy of the team championship as the Lady Mustangs claimed the 50-48 advantage in the final standings. Viviana Torres and Alanna Frausto each claimed gold…
Jerel Beaty Staff Writer The next time these band of 8th grade Filly hoopsters take the court will be as freshman Arabians as Devine played its season finale last Monday against Uvalde. “Overall, it was a successful season for both teams,” stated Coach Leigh Anne McIver. “Their growth was evident each time they stepped onto the court. They were pushed to get out of their comfort zones each day in practice. I feel like they really grew their knowledge on how to move the ball around on offense and how to look for the open spots/players against different defenses.” The Fillys were aggressive…
7th Grade Filly Basketball Team…..Back row- #44 Karsyn Mann, #32 Emma McIver, Coach Kara Stacy, #33 Kallisyn Bedford, #4 Amy Outlaw, front row- #12 Megan Miller,#3 Jessa Mata,#1 Hali Carroll, #15 Dresden Talamantes, and #21 Presley Freeburn
Jerel Beaty Staff Writer Coach Kara Stacy and her 7th grade Fillys played their final games of the 2023-2024 season in Uvalde last Monday evening. The B-Team began the night with a heartbreaking, 14-12 loss while the A-Team finished on a high note 32-9. “There is a lot of potential in this 7th grade group for both teams and I can’t wait to see what they will do next year and beyond!” Stacy said in general about her squad moving forward next season. B-Team The B-Team Fillys put their heart and soul into this final game, but sometimes the ball just does not bounce in a team’s…
7th grade Colts #20 Nolan Beaty, #21 Uriah Thompson, #4 Logan Alexander, #31 Johnny Martinez, and #32 Steven Caballero look intently for the next play.
Jerel Beaty Staff Writer Having to move what should have been a home affair to Uvalde due to Devine’s current water situation, the Colts dropped both contests to the Coyotes and played their last game of the season Monday in Del Rio. A-Team The A-teamers fell behind early and could not get shots to drop as Uvalde won 44-23. The Colts fell behind by 10 after the first seven minutes and could never quite turn the corner to get things…
#50 Liah Romero, #40 Denise Contreras, and #10 Makhi Burford
Jerel Beaty Staff Writer Devine’s Makhi Burford, Denise Contreras, and Liah Romero, Lytle’s Calyssa Sevier, and Natalia’s Jordan Roberts are tabbed to participate in the 1st Annual San Antonio Sports All-Star Basketball Game Sunday, March 24. Some of the best players from around in area are slotted to play inside the Northside Sports Gym at 1:45pm. Burford, Contreras, Roberts, Romero, and Sevier will play for their respective TEAM BLACK squads while Sevier will also compete in the Skills Challenge. 1A-4A Boys Roster BLACK TEAM Makhi Burford-Devine, Jordan Roberts-Natalia, Aidan DeHoyos and Nathan Guevara-Poth, Kei Cardenas-La Vernia, David Hernandez and Connor Parkinson-Floresville, Joe Galloway and Isaac McCrea-San Antonio Christian, Trevion Steen and Jeremiah Conaway-YMLA, Luke Moses and Carl White-Nixon Smiley, Max George Antonian, Taylor Massey-Uvalde GOLD TEAM James Livingston-San Antonio Cole, Noah Green-Randolph, Carson Bloes-Davenport,…
Arabians took 1st place in the Devine Golf Tournament. Pictured above are Abby Saunders, Lily Lawless, Brianna Balderrama, Brianna Schaefer, Gabriella Morales, Kelsey Dishman, and Kaylee Romano.
Jerel Beaty Staff Writer A little morning frost on the ground and a cold breeze in the air later turned into a beautiful day for the Arabians to host not only their first tournament of the season but to also hoist their first of what they hope are many championship plaques as the 2024 season is now teed up and ready to swing into action. Devine shot a nice 371 that smoked D’Hanis and their 420…
Warhorses Gavin Williamson, Carlos Talamantes, Jacob Sollock, Jameson Ramirez, Diego Gerlach, Victor Shaefer, Jackson Hagdorn, and Aaron Gallegos.
Jerel Beaty Staff Writer The Warhorses kept the hardware at home after winning their initial golf tournament of the 2024 season at Devine Golf Club. Devine shot 338 as a team to outdistance themselves from runner up teams Boerne and Blanco who each shot 367 (tie was broken by their #4 player individual score). Aaron Gallegos took the fewest swings for the Horses shooting a 78 to earn 2nd place medalist. Jacob Sollock was next with an 80 then Jameson Ramirez’s 88, and Victor Schaefer’s 92. Diego Gerlach was the #5 player and shot a 95. In all, it was a huge tournament put on…
01/29/2024-Unwanted Person – Officer on duty responded to a radio dispatch call on 1605 Highway 132 for an unwanted person. Officer was advised that a female who had a Child Protective Service custody of her grandchildren was arguing with her daughter who had showed up at her location wanting to visit her kids with a male in the car that she felt was not safe for her grandchildren to be around. When the complainant called the police the daughter left the location before the Officer’s arrival.
Monday, January 29 12:20 PM – 19500 Blk. McDonald St. – Officers responded to an active alarm. The alarm was pushed by accident. 2:56 PM – 19300 Blk. McDonald St. – Officer responded to unlock a 2006 Toyota Corolla.
By Kathleen Calame Publisher Devine ISD has had to cancel two school days already due to water line breaks in the city that shut off water supply to the schools and the neighborhoods around them. The school district is now taking extra measures to prepare for any future breaks. The city announced their contractors would start working on the lines…
