Sports

Although the Football season is over, the Puncher Club is still looking for ways to make sure our Punchers and Cowgirls get a first class experience while they are in school. Our projects that we completed this year were: replacing the headsets for the coaches and communications while they are on the field.

Monday Dec. 19 Varsity Cowgirls vs. Rocksprings Mason—21—15—26—8 = 70 Burnet—10—11—11—10 = 42 Scorers—Amanda Hudson—13, Margaret Lemke—22, Kaitlyn Cavness—14, Emily Ellebracht—4, Star Longoria—2, Caroline Hudson—9, Alexa Menchaca—6. Rebound Leaders—Amanda Hudson—7, Caroline Hudson—10, Alexa Menchaca—6. Assist Leaders—Star Longoria& ...

The date of December 15th, 2011, was indeed a reality for this team and these coaches. We did start the season with high expectations; but, we quickly learned that there are so many factors involved in winning 15 games in a row. We can be so proud of our team, our coaches, our schools, our community and our kids. I think enough was said on the way up and back in Brady for the support that was showed in spite of the bad weather with wind-cooled temperatures and rain at 9:30 p. ...

ARLINGTON - The Mason Punchers finished off their remarkable season with their first state title in a 62-40 shootout win Thursday over Stamford in the Class 1A, Division I state title game at Cowboys Stadium.Led by senior running back David Mora, who had 41 carries for 258 yards and five touchdowns, the Punchers scored on their first five possessions to race to a 35-13 lead.Stamford rallied to within 35-26 late in the third quarter, but the game turned in Mason’s favor for good after a ...

Friday Dec. 16 Varsity Cowgirls vs. Burnet Mason—13—12—5—16 = 46 Burnet—10—12—5—11 = 38 Scorers—Amanda Hudson—2, Margaret Lemke—17, Kaitlyn Cavness—10, Emily Ellebracht—3, Star Longoria—9, Caroline Hudson—5.Rebound Leaders—Amanda Hudson—10, Emily Ellebracht—5, Assist Leaders—Emily Ellebracht—4. Steal Leaders—Amanda Hudson—5, ...

The Punchers suffered their first loss of the season last Monday evening. Johnson City came to visit and took advantage of the many turnovers the Punchers committed. The Eagles rallied in the second period outscoring Mason 14 to 6 which was really the difference in the game. The Punchers seemed to sputter offensively.

"Well, we felt like the kids did the things that we needed to do to win the game. We went into the game trying to have long drives ending in touchdowns that would keep their offense off of the field. And we did that. "We played very well in our run offense and made plays on defense when we had to.

The Mason Punchers made history on Friday night at Floyd Casey Stadium in Waco when they defeated the Garrison Bulldogs 46-14, securing their spot at the state playoff game Thursday in Cowboy Stadium in Arlington.Rio Schmidt's squib on the opening kick ricocheted off a Bulldog player right into the arms of the Punchers.

Tuesday Dec. 6 Varsity Cowgirls vs. Sonora Mason—18—20—22—11 = 71 Sonora—6—7—2—18 = 33 Scorers—Emily Holland—2, Amanda Hudson—17, Margaret Lemke—18, Kaitlyn Cavness—12, Emily Ellebracht—9, Star Longoria—5, Caroline Hudson—4, Alexa Menchaca—4.Rebound Leaders—Amanda Hudson—10, Emily Ellebracht—8, Margaret Lemke—6.Assist Leaders—Star Longoria& ...

Alright Puncher fans, here we go! The Punchers continue to roll to the State Semi-finals game to be played against the Bulldogs of Garrison. Last week’s game featured two fine teams with one having prepared for the elements and one possibly not. Last week’s practice for the Punchers in preparation for the Shiner game and forecast for Fridays game time included a good dose of water on all the player’s hands as well as rain soaked balls before each snap and each play.