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Comfort Cross Country racers excel at Oktoberfest meet

Senior Adriana Leal attacks Karger Lane during the annual

Billy Nabours Oktoberfest Cross Country Meet. Leal, a State

Qualifier last year, is looking to help get the entire team to

State this year. (Photo by Kady Zunker

By Coach George Edwards

The morning after

Homecoming was still abuzz

with the energy of a 63-6

victory. The cheerleaders

were still there. Two senior

members of the Homecoming

court including the newly

crowned Homecoming Queen

were there. While the Bobcat

Football team is undefeated

and have their eyes set on a

State Playoff run, another

team also has their eyes set on

that prize. And two of them

have already made it to State.

With Coach Billy Nabours

toting the starter’s pistol for

his namesake meet and with

polka music wafting through

the air, the Deer XC team ran

the first major race of the

season. This season has been

a hodgepodge of races as the

State has adjusted and

readjusted the District Meet

schedule several times. The

schools of District 25-3A

decided to invite each other to

their home meets so this meet

and the Llano meet will be

something of a District

preview.

If the results are any

indication, the Deer have a

strong chance of advancing.

Bandera won the meet handily

as they owned three of the top

6 spots. District foe Lago

Vista placed two in the top

four as freshman Aly Wray

was 2nd overall with a time of

13:11. Caitlin Keeney took 4th

at 13:25. Comfort sophomore

Crystal Agredano, a State

Qualifier last year, was 6th

overall with a time of 13:42.

Junior Daniela Hernandez was

right behind her at 13:46.

Senior Adriana Leal, another

State Qualifier from 2019

placed 12th with a time of

13:59. But what makes the

Deer a strong contender to be

one of the two teams that

make it to Round Rock is their

quality depth. Steffi Drymala

and Leslie Perez-Villa were

24th and 25th respectively,

coming in at just over 15

minutes. Cross Country team

scoring is like golf, you want a

low cumulative total. The top

five Deer combined for 65

points, taking the 2nd place

team spot behind Bandera.

District Rival Lago Vista,

while they had two top

runners, had a combined score

of 86.

Blanco, another District rival

came in 5th as a team with 119

points. Llano and Ingram

were not in the top 6 teams.

The girls will look to add to

their success on tomorrow at

Llano.

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Cats blast Bandera near sideline for a 74-yard

pitch-and-catch and a 28-6

lead.

Bandera went nowhere once

again and the Cats had the ball

again midway through the 2nd

quarter. After Neri raced 21

yards down to the Bandera 30,

Falcon found Herrera all alone

in the left corner of the end

zone for their third TD and a

35-6 halftime lead.

The Bulldogs started the

second half with a run for no

gain, a fumble which they

managed to recover, and a

David Ashcraft sack of

Moore. After the punt the

Cats marched down the field

and Falcon hit Herrera circling

out of the backfield for a 26-

yard TD pass, their fourth of

the game.

Down 42-6 and with their

passing game effectively shut

down due to immense

pressure, the Bandera offense

curled up into the fetal

position and ran power

running plays incessantly.

This tactic was nominally

effective until Moore tried to

throw the ball once again.

And once again he was chased

backwards 20 yards and then

driven into the turf by Tucker

Weyel, who collected 2.5

sacks on the night. After the

punt, Chris Rodriguez showed

Bandera what a running game

looks like as he took a handoff

to the right and cut back

against the grain and simply

outran the entirety of the

Bandera defense for an 86-

yard TD run, giving the Cats a

49-6 lead.

Moore was replaced by

Kenny Trevino late in the 3rd

quarter. Trevino was chased

to his left and the senior

heaved a throw toward his

brother Leo. But Junior

Cabral stepped in front of the

pass and made a leaping

interception.

Last year Bandera won on

the strength of a pair of seam

passes to their tight end. On

the first play of the 4th quarter,

Falcon found his tight end,

Tucker Weyel, once again on

a seam pass for a 39-yard TD

and a 56-6 lead. Bandera

went into a turtle-shell, run

out the clock mode but turned

the ball over on downs

halfway through the 4th.

Kristian Godinez came in as

QB and while the Cats were

ostensibly trying to run out the

clock, Godinez broke loose on

a busted play for a 40-yard TD

run. For Bandera, the clock

mercifully expired on a 63-6

Bobcat victory that left the

Homecoming crowd dancing

in the moonlight.

One would be hard-pressed

to come up with one Bobcat to

be player of the game. There

were many candidates. Oscar

Falcon hit 7 of 10 passes for

280 yards and 6 TDs. He also

nailed 9 of 9 PATs. Jose

Herrera was the Hill Country

Nation Player of the Game as

he caught 5 passes for 180

yards and 4 TDs. He also

rushed for 46 yards and

another TD. Tucker Weyel

introduced a whole new

element to the Bobcat passing

game by catching a pair of

long TDs from his TE

position. He also had 7

tackles and a team-high 2.5

sacks along with a blocked

extra point. And even Chris

Rodriguez’s “off-night” saw

him run for 125 yards

including an 86-yard TD

scamper. The Cats are now 5-

0, having won 13 of their last

14 games. They face their

toughest test yet tomorrow as

they host the undefeated

Hondo Owls.

Members of the Comfort Deer Volleyball team are shown celebrating a point. Even after 2 tough loses against Blanco and Ingram, their spirits are high. The Deer were back in action Tuesday in Austin against Idea Montopolis. The results of that match weren’t available when this paper went to print. (Photo by Kady Zunker)

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