Fall has been an eventful season for football, volleyball and cross country in the Prince family. Larry coached his team to a second district championship, the first back to back district championships for Bandera in 45 years. Again, the Bulldogs had a bye the first game in the playoffs, and when they got into the frey, a victory was not in the cards for them. Their season is one to be proud of, with a series of injuries making it difficult for them, players stepped up to fill in the gaps and they all played with heart. Congratulations to the Bandera Bulldogs!
Coach Prince counsels Zach Young between plays.
A defensive play signal from Coach Prince.
What's going on, ref? Coach Prince asks for an explanation from them.
When John was injured, all of the team, the coach, and Hunter were concerned about him.
A victory was celebrated - Bandera vs Hondo
Saturday morning we went to Kerville to watch Caitlin's team win their volleyball set.
They won all 3 games with ease. See Cait serve the ball?
She's gotten a lot more proficient this season!
Set it up, Caitlin! Way to go!
Hunter was beginning to think the season would be over before his broken foot/surgery was healed enough for him to get onto the field with the Bandera Bulldogs' Freshman team. We did get to see him play after the doctor released him near the end of their season... see #64 in the blue jersey. He is really growing into a big kid, and will be an asset to his team in the future. It was hard on him to be sidelined almost this whole season.
Hang in there, Hunter! Hold him!
Doug's 8th grade team continued their winning tradition all season. They remained undefeated at the end of the season this year, scoring close to 300 points, while only allowing 3 touchdowns to be scored against them all season. Way to go, 8th grade Bulldogs! Garrison Bulldogs Varsity team also had a good season, advancing to the second round in the playoffs. We look forward to seeing these 8th graders in the playoffs when they are Jr./Srs. and playing on the varsity team.
#60 - Doug's ready for action!
Go Dogs!
Kaylee ran for the GHS cross country track team. We are proud of her ability to stay the course and finish the race, even the long, cross country race! It isn't a sport that is easy to photograph, so we'll just leave this post with: we're proud of your efforts in cross country Kaylee!
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