Jerel Beaty Staff Writer The JV Lady Pirates took a hard loss last week as they fell 27-17 to San Antonio Cole. Genesis Martinez scored 6 points and Claire Canales pulled down 10 rebounds in defeat. “The game didn’t go as we hoped for,” stated Coach Freddie Martinez. “It was a very hard-fought, physical…
Lytle Lady Pirates #15 Katara Whitfield and #22 Amelia Martinez trap a Cole play
Jerel Beaty Staff Writer The Lady Pirates downed Randolph 46-36 last Tuesday in San Antonio as Calyssa Sevier poured in 24 points for Lytle in the victory. Katara Whitfield and and Arianna Garcia notched double digits on the glass with 14 and 12 respectively. “We picked up our 13th win of the season in spite of only shooting 28% from the floor (15 of 53),” said relieved head coach Lori Wilson. “We have to get more…
Lytle Lady Pirate #10 Calyssa Sevier goes up for layup.
Jerel Beaty Staff Writer Most Lytle High School students had a nice little break from school during the Thanksgiving Holiday, but the Lady Pirates hit the hardwood running by picking two more victories to bump their record to 8-3 on the season prior to last night’s contest against the Devine Arabians. The Monday prior to Thanksgiving, the Lady Pirates took down the…
Head Coach Lori Wilson poses with her Lady Pirate basketball team during the Southside Tournament last weekend.
Jerel Beaty Staff Writer There are always bumps in the road to success. Just as the juggernaut 2022-2023 season proved beneficial to that team’s success, so will the schedule Head Coach Lori Wilson crafted for this season. “This group is going to be good once we can get everyone here and get the chemistry…
Jerel Beaty Staff Writer Lytle’s Cross Country programs have enjoyed tremendous success under the tutelage of Head Coach Gilbert Ruiz over the last 21 seasons. This season saw the Pirate runners Abel Sanchez, Bryan Montes, Johnny Alvarez, Tristan Lopez, Yandel Esquivez, Brandon Obando, and Lucas Salazar finish as State Runner-up…
Lytle Pirate jumps to make the reception, photo by R Gonzalez.
Eric Smith Staff Writer They sharpened their shovel, they dug deep, they leaned on one another and they didn’t allow a little adversity to slow them down during a homecoming game 2023 last Friday Night at Walter Joyce Stadium. What the black and gold did do, was finish what they started under 1st year Head Coach Mike Trevino and that was with an impressive 28-7 win over the Crystal City Javelina…
The Lytle Pirates will welcome back Pirate Nation to Walter Joyce Stadium this coming Friday Night for Homecoming 2023. Aside from that, this will also make the final home- regular season district game of the year, as 3rd place will be up for grabs…
Jerel Beaty Staff Writer The Texas Association of Basketball Coaches heaped some preseason praise the Lady Pirate way as they released their poll just as the new season is about to begin. Lytle comes in at #11 in the state to start the year, but, like Head Coach Lori Wilson said last week, “It’s not where we start, it’s where we finish!”
The Lytle boys and girls CC teams are both ranked in the Top 5 going into the State meet.
PIRATE XC REGION IV CHAMPIONS Sanchez, Lopez, Esquivez, Montes, Obando, Salazar, & Reyna eyes set on repeat 3A State Meet Friday, Nov. 3, 12:10pm
Lytle XC pre-Regional ranking released Jerel Beaty Staff Writer Cross Country Coaches Association of Texas released its next-to-last poll of the 2023 season just prior to Lylte’s Class 3A Region IV performance at Texas A&M-Corpus Christi Monday. The final standings will come later in November after the conclusion of the State Meet. The latest ranking did not take into consideration the Pirates Regional Championship or the Lady Pirates Regional Runner-up finish. Top 10 boys 1 Eustace, 2 Lytle, 3 Presidio, 4 East Bernard, 5 Lubbock Roosevelt, 6 San Antonio Great Hearts Northern Oaks, 7 Commerce, 8 Universal City Randolph, 9 Canadian, 10 Jim Ned. Top 10 girls 1 Holliday, 2 Poth, 3 Pilot Point, 4 Lytle, 5 Dalhart, 6 Quitman, 7 McGregor, 8 Whitesboro, 9 Canadian, 10 Jim Ned.