Category: Sports

Fall Hunter Rendezvous

The 2013 Fall Hunter Rendezvous is just a week away.

The event will be at the Texas Freshwater Fishery Center next Tuesday, Oct. 22, starting at 5 p.m.

Admission is free and there will be door prizes. Also $10 raffle tickets for a Remington Versa Maz, Semi-Auto, 12ga., Camo or Remington 700 CDL, Bolt 243, Santin Walnut. $10 each or six-for $50. Drawing to be held Oct. 22. Winner need not be present to be eligible.

If you would like to be a vendor message https://www.facebook.com/HendersonCountyWildlifeCommittee because it is FREE booth rental. Organizer’s just ask that you donate something pretty cool to add to the door prize collection to be giving out throughout the evening.

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Football Wrapup, Oct. 11

ATHENS: The No. 22-ranked Athens Hornets are now the county’s only unbeaten team at 6-0 after dropping Canton, 50-26. Next up for the Hornets is Van on the road.

BROWNSBORO: The Bears fell to Mabank at home, 17-6. Brownsboro is now 2-4 on the year.

CROSS ROADS: Cross Roads picked up its second win of the year (2-4), dropping Dallas Gateway, 34-16.

EUSTACE: Eustace fell to 3-4 on the year after losing to Quitman, 21-0.

MABANK: The Panthers traveled to Brownsboro and came away with a 17-6 win. Mabank is now 2-4.

MALAKOFF: The Tigers suffered their first loss of the year, falling to Lone Oak, 45-27.

ACPA: Athens Christian Preparatory Academy (0-7) took on Fort Worth Thesa but came up short, 59-13.

TRINIDAD WILL PLAY PENELOPE AT HOME TOMORROW, 7:30 P.M., FOR HOMECOMING.

Hornets move up in state rankings

HornetThe Athens Hornets were idle last week, but that didn’t stop them from moving up two spots to No. 22 in the Texas Football state rankings for this week. The Hornets are 5-0 on the year and scheduled to face Canton on the road Friday night to start district action.

Let’s Go, Hornets!

Cross Roads woman, Prois staffer, takes dove hunting trip

Pictured, from left, are Kara Lorenz from Oklahoma City, Okla.; Christy Turner from Athens; Katherine Grand Prois Dealer Relations and Pro-Staff Coordinator from Gunnison, Colo.; Jody Geistweidt from Fredericksburg, Texas; Stephanie Wottrich from Austin; Kirstie Pike CEO Prois Hunting Apparel for Women from Gunnison, Colo.; Crystal Ivy from Brackettville, Texas; and Jackie Harker from Houston.
Pictured, from left, are Kara Lorenz from Oklahoma City, Okla.; Christy Turner from Athens; Katherine Grand Prois Dealer Relations and Pro-Staff Coordinator from Gunnison, Colo.; Jody Geistweidt from Fredericksburg, Texas; Stephanie Wottrich from Austin; Kirstie Pike CEO Prois Hunting Apparel for Women from Gunnison, Colo.; Crystal Ivy from Brackettville, Texas; and Jackie Harker from Houston.

Christy Turner of Cross Roads recently went on an exciting dove hunting trip at Paloma Pachanga Ranch in Hondo, Texas. She was invited on this trip by Prois (pronounced ‘Pro-iss’), a women’s hunting and athletic technical shooting clothing line based out of Gunnison Colorado.

Christy has been on the Prois Event Staff for the past year and has enjoyed meeting other ladies with her same passion throughout the country. Christy will be setting up a Prois vendor’s booth at the Henderson County Wildlife Committee’s Fall Hunters Rendezvous in two weeks.

For more information visit the Henderson County Wildlife Committee’s Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/HendersonCountyWildlifeCommittee. The Henderson County Wildlife Committee is a program of the Texas AgriLife Extension. The committee is to provide education in wildlife and natural resources for both the adult and youth of Henderson County.