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Cheyenne Feller tightly holds onto her goat as she participates in the Kendall County Junior Livestock Show last Thursday at the agriculture and equestrian center near Comfort. The show began on Sunday, Jan. 2, and continued through this past Saturday with the annual sale. Star photo by Tenley Jackson

LAW ENFORCEMENT

Team members are front row (l-r): Mina Medellin, Ana Metz, Kate Deykin, Hailey Poblete, Jessie Stonecipher, Corbin McGee, Audrey Olivo, Sara Valdes, Cami Kellogg, Emma Seward, Peyton Brehmer, Paige Clark, Madelyn Crosley, Regan Garcia, Emily Roecker, Laura Valdes, Emma Haines, Sarah Tolar, Victoria Sperber, Lilly Schiffelbein, Payton Richmond and Kenna Chastain. Back row: Aiden Carney, Cole Breckenridge, Brayden Barnhart, Jake Canales, Matthew Jeffery, Zachary Staska, Ethan Roecker, Blake Stewart, Palmer Guerra, Bexon Harrison, Aleksei Mason, Grant Coward, Will Tolar, Emiliano Martinez-Galarza, Jace Bedeson, Roberto Perez Puente, Gabe Hawkins and Ian Rutledge. Not pictured: Colin Breuer and Griff Orloff. Photo courtesy of Jen Buehler

Team members are Sadie Smurr, Cassidy Collier, Carter Schuessler, Bella McCarty, Jocelyn Waterhouse, Henry Johnson, Kiali Cunningham, Gabbey Sloan, Cole Grotjohn, Brenna McCarty and Ella Parsons. Photo courtesy of Jen Buehler

The Boerne Champion girls seemed to have turn the corner on its 3-point shooting.

Geneva School of Boerne hosted Providence Tuesday afternoon in girls basketball. The Geneva boys team was supposed to follow for a doubleheader but their game with St. Mary’s Hall was canceled.

The Boerne High girls basketball team closed out non-district action Tuesday night at Greyhound Gym with a dominant performance against San Antonio Christian Schools.