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Boerne-Champion High School Senior Rebecca Spade recently earned a bronze medal at the 2022 UIL Young Filmmakers Festival at the University of Texas. Spade’s traditional animation film “Longing” was one of only six finalists in that category. There was a total of more than 600 entries in the competition. Submitted photo

The Boerne Sunrise Rotary Club and the Rotary Interact Club of the Winston School throw an annual party for more than 90 children in the Shady Rest Mobile Home Park in Boerne. Rotary President Steve Artale said, “We noticed the playground area was in poor condition, and we have been working to rectify that. We have installed swings, soccer goals and a ga-ga pit and will be putting down new ground cover in the spring.” Pictured are, from left, Rotarians Steve Artale, Bobby Felton, Michael Glick, Charles Wetherbee, Dan Powell and Rich Sena. Submitted photo

Winters in Texas can be unpredictable at times, and nature has a way of dealing with its unpredictability.

Traditionally, March Madness has referred to the annual NCAA college basketball tournament. Sports fans across the nation tune in to catch the excitement of young athletes in action.

SAN ANTONIO – It didn’t seem like Pleasanton was going to miss a shot, at least in the first quarter of Tuesday’s third-round playoff game against Boerne High at Paul Taylor Field House.

The third time didn’t prove to be the charm for the Buda Johnson boys basketball team.

The Geneva School of Boerne girls basketball team isn’t the only Eagles girls team playing in the state semifinals.

So far in the second round of district play, the Lady Greyhounds soccer team has done a great job of beating teams that tied them in the first round.