The Dayton Bronco Cross Country teams traveled to Claiborne West Park in Vidor, TX, for the Cardinal Classic on Saturday, Sept. 4.
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Sophomore Kaylei Armstrong finished in 8th place in last Saturdays’ cross country meet. Hull-Daisetta was the smallest, by far, team to compete. Armstrong’s time in the 2-mile event was 14 minutes, 54 seconds. It was the first meet of the year for the reigning District 12AA Champion. The Vindicator
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The Liberty Panthers traveled to Madisonville last Friday night to take on the Mustangs and improved their record to 1-1 by defeating the Mustangs by a score of 42-14. The Panthers found themselves short on key personnel due to health and injury issues but still managed to come home with the win. They were missing their kicker/punter and their key running back from last week’s contest. Once again, however, Liberty’s defensive squad did an excellent job by containing Madisonville’s elusive quarterback and only allowing one offensive score. Madisonville’s other score came on a returned fumble. Liberty’s offense took charge, especially in the 2nd half, by putting together two long offensive drives that used the clock and yielded points.
Read moreThe Dayton Broncos were on the road Friday night to take on the Bears from Montgomery, Texas 5A-2 District 10 in a non-conference matchup. The Broncos, representing 5A-2 District 12, went into Friday’s night game looking for its first win of the 2021 football season.
Read moreThe Cleveland Indians ran the ball down North Forest’s throat 35-6 Friday night, where they looked like night and day from a week ago when they were shut out in their season opener at home against Fulshear, resulting in a shutout of the Indians.
Read moreThe Tarkington Longhorns were looking to rebound from their home-opening loss to Shepherd with another opponent from the Class 4A ranks as they visited the Bridge City Cardinals Friday night. Unfortunately, the Horns found themselves on the losing side again in a lopsided loss of 48-0.
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A jam-packed crowd was on hand as Reality of Wrestling made its official debut at the Dayton Community Center this past Sunday afternoon.
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On Friday night at Bronco Stadiums Houston Methodist Field, home of the Dayton Broncos, the Broncos came into the 2021 football season with the mindset of turning things around from a 2020 season where they went winless. Unfortunately, the season’s first game didn’t turn out the way the Broncos hoped that it would have gone. The Dayton Broncos on Friday night fell to a pretty wellcoached Lake Creek Lions team. But despite coming up short and out the losing end, thanks to second-year head coach Blake Ware and his staff, Broncos fans left Methodist Stadium feeling somewhat positive about this upcoming football season. “There Is Brightness Out the Horizon.”
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