Week 4 of the high school football playoffs features a clash of undefeated 2A titans, while Brennan and Alamo Heights put their 13-0 records on the line against Lake Travis and Liberty Hill.
Round 3 of the high school football playoffs featured plenty of standout performances, including Brennan's demolition of Austin Bowie and Navarro's dramatic overtime victory over Sinton.
For the past two years, the Navarro Panthers have had the Wimberley Texans number in the regular season on their way towards two district championships during the 2019 and 2020 seasons.While Wimberley[San Marcos, TX] [Hays County news] Sports San Marcos News, San Marcos Record [Texas State]
sanmarcosrecord.comWeek 5 of the high school volleyball season features some entertaining non-district matchups, as a shorthanded Pleasanton squad fends off YWLA, Devine battles Navarro in a five-set thriller, and Highlands takes on Burbank in a District 27-5A showdown.
Smithson Valley scores three runs in the top of the 6th to defeat Eagle Pass in game one of their best-of-three Class 6A Regional Semifinal, while Navarro takes on Calallen in Class 4A and Marion comes up short in a pair of close contests with London in Class 3A.
In the fourth round of the UIL Class 6A softball playoffs, O'Connor scored 6-runs in the bottom of the 6th inning to defeat Judson in game 1, while the Reagan and Navarro baseball teams keep their seasons alive with game two victories over Smithson Valley and Canyon Lake respectively.
During a virtual meeting Tuesday, Nancy Navarro, a member of the Montgomery County Council in Maryland, spoke passionately about the county's coronavirus vaccine rollout, which she said is failing people of color. Nancy Navarro, president of the Montgomery County Council, listens during a hearing in Rockville, Maryland., on January 15, 2019. The commenters were employees of Montgomery Community Media (MCM), which helps the council manage its Zoom meetings. The county council called the incident "troubling and unacceptable," adding that it "stands in solidarity" with Navarro. Furthermore, our community expects that our Council and its employees and contractors are held to the highest standard," the county council said in a statement Wednesday.
cbsnews.comDuring an interview at the sheriff’s office, Navarro said he wanted to go to prison for the rest of his life so he could be free from his neighbors, who he could hear making racist comments through the walls of his house, according to a criminal complaint.
chicagotribune.comSAN ANTONIO – See what teams made the cut in KSAT 12′s Top 12 for Week 13 of high school football. CLASS 1A-4ARank Team Record 12 Antonian 6-1 11 Devine 8-3 10 Wimberley 9-3 9 Falls City 8-2 8 Hondo 10-1 7 Navarro 8-2 6 Cornerstone 8-1 5 D’Hanis 7-0 4 Boerne 8-2 3 Shiner 9-0 2 Jourdanton 10-1 1 Poth 9-0CLASS 5A & 6ARank Team Record 12 Highlands 2-0 11 Roosevelt 5-2 10 Brackenridge 3-0 9 Champion 4-2 8 Alamo Heights 4-2 7 Steele 5-2 6 Southside 7-0 5 Brennan 6-1 4 Reagan 6-1 3 Smithson Valley 5-1 2 Judson 4-1 1 Johnson 7-0WEEK 12 HIGHLIGHTS
SAN ANTONIO – See what teams made the cut in KSAT 12′s Top 12 for Week 12 of high school football. CLASS 1A-4ARank Team Record 12 Wimberley 8-3 11 Falls City 7-2 10 Poteet 8-2 9 Devine 8-2 8 Hondo 9-1 7 Navarro 7-2 6 Cornerstone 8-1 5 D’Hanis 6-0 4 Boerne 7-2 3 Shiner 8-0 2 Jourdanton 9-1 1 Poth 8-0CLASS 5A & 6ARank Team Record 12 Memorial 2-0 11 Steele 4-2 10 Brackenridge 2-0 9 Champion 4-2 8 Alamo Heights 4-2 7 Southside 5-0 6 Brennan 5-1 5 Warren 5-1 4 Reagan 5-1 3 Smithson Valley 5-1 2 Johnson 6-0 1 Judson 4-1WEEK 11 HIGHLIGHTS
SAN ANTONIO – See what teams made the cut in KSAT 12′s Top 12 for Week 11 of high school football. CLASS 1A-4ARank Team Record 12 Wimberley 7-3 11 Falls City 7-2 10 Poteet 7-2 9 Devine 7-2 8 Hondo 8-1 7 Navarro 7-2 6 Cornerstone 8-1 5 D’Hanis 6-0 4 Boerne 7-2 3 Shiner 8-0 2 Jourdanton 8-1 1 Poth 7-0CLASS 5A & 6ARank Team Record 12 Steele 3-2 11 Roosevelt 4-1 10 Brackenridge 1-0 9 Brennan 4-1 8 Southside 4-1 7 Wagner 2-1 6 Warren 4-1 5 Reagan 4-1 4 Smithson Valley 4-1 3 Champion 4-1 2 Johnson 5-0 1 Judson 4-1WEEK 10 HIGHLIGHTS
SAN ANTONIO – See what teams made the cut in KSAT 12′s Top 12 for Week 10 of high school football. CLASS 1A-4ARank Team Record 12 Comfort 6-2 11 Devine 6-2 10 La Vernia 6-2 9 Hondo 7-1 8 Wimberley 6-2 7 Navarro 6-2 6 Cornerstone 7-1 5 D’Hanis 5-0 4 Boerne 6-2 3 Shiner 7-0 2 Jourdanton 7-1 1 Poth 7-0CLASS 5A & 6ARank Team Record 12 Stevens 3-1 11 Brackenridge 0-0 10 Warren 3-1 9 Southside 3-1 8 Reagan 3-1 7 Smithson Valley 3-1 6 Brandeis 3-1 5 Johnson 4-0 4 Champion 3-1 3 Brennan 4-0 2 Judson 3-1 1 Wagner 2-0WEEK 9 HIGHLIGHTS
SAN ANTONIO – See what teams made the cut in KSAT 12′s Top 12 for Week 9 of high school football. CLASS 1A-4ARank Team Record 12 Navarro 5-2 11 Devine 5-1 10 La Vernia 6-2 9 Hondo 6-1 8 Cornerstone 6-1 7 D’Hanis 4-0 6 Boerne 5-2 5 Yoakum 5-1 4 Comfort 6-1 3 Wimberley 6-1 2 Jourdanton 7-1 1 Poth 7-0CLASS 5A & 6ARank Team Record 12 Stevens 3-0 11 Brackenridge 0-0 10 Reagan 2-1 9 Smithson Valley 2-1 8 Southside 3-0 7 Veterans Memorial 2-1 6 Johnson 3-0 5 Champion 2-1 4 Brennan 3-0 3 Brandeis 3-0 2 Judson 2-1 1 Wagner 1-0WEEK 8 HIGHLIGHTS
SAN ANTONIO – See what teams made the cut in KSAT 12′s Top 12 for Week 4 of high school football for Class 4A-1A teams. WEEK 4Rank Team Record 12 Devine 2-1 11 Sabinal 3-0 10 Cornerstone 2-1 9 La Vernia 2-1 8 Navarro 1-1 7 Jourdanton 2-1 6 Wimberley 2-1 5 Fredericksburg 3-0 4 Yoakum 3-0 3 Comfort 3-0 2 Boerne 3-0 1 Poth 3-0WEEK 3 HIGHLIGHTS
SAN ANTONIO See what teams made the cut in KSAT 12s Top 12 for Week 3 of high school football for Class 4A-1A teams. WEEK 3Rank Team Record 12 Devine 1-1 11 Falls City 1-1 10 Cornerstone 1-1 9 Navarro 0-1 8 Jourdanton 1-1 7 Yoakum 2-0 6 Comfort 2-0 5 Marion 2-0 4 Boerne 2-0 3 La Vernia 2-0 2 Poth 2-0 1 Wimberley 2-0WEEK 2 HIGHLIGHTS
One of President Donald Trump's leading trade advisors slammed Big Pharma's attempts to lobby against an executive order he is preparing to push companies to relocate medical supply chains to the United States. The executive order Navarro is planning will streamline regulatory approvals for "American-made" products and look to impose similar FDA restrictions on U.S. facilities as those abroad. This executive order could threaten that. Navarro pushed back against that claim, saying the executive order will have full exemptions for crises like the coronavirus pandemic. "The global Big Pharma lobby which has moved all of our production offshore is now lying about an executive order they haven't read and which explicitly exempts Buy American provisions during the current China virus crisis and any period of national emergency," he said.
cnbc.comA matchup between the top two teams in District 30-4A highlights Tuesday night's volleyball action, as the La Vernia Bears stay unbeaten with a sweep of Navarro. In District 26-5A, McCollum rallies past Seguin on the road in a five-set thriller and in District 26-3A, Universal City Randolph fends off Marion with a 3-2 victory.
SAN ANTONIO - Several streets downtown will be closed Friday and Saturday for the annual Jazz'SA Live at Travis Park. According to the city's Transportation & Capital Improvements, Navarro, Pecan and Jefferson Streets around Travis Park will be closed from 5 a.m. Friday through 5 a.m. Sunday (See map). Travis Street will be closed Saturday through 5 a.m. Sunday (See map). Residents who plan to be downtown near Travis Park are urged to plan ahead and arrive early. Related: Get latest traffic conditionsRelated: Watch Live: Transguide Traffic CamerasCopyright 2019 by KSAT - All rights reserved.
"That report does not reflect the GE that I know," Seidman said on "Closing Bell. " Earlier Thursday, Markopolos released a 175-page report on a website claiming that GE issued fraudulent financial statements to hide the extent of its problems. Markopolos called it a "a bigger fraud than Enron" after having analyzed the company's accounting for the past seven months. He believes that GE has a long history of accounting fraud which is adds up to $38 billion. Seidman addressed the allegations of fraud and said, "Fraud is such a strong and inflammatory word, meaning intent to willfully deceive.
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