The Bandera Lady Bulldogs suffered a heartbreaking defeat to the Devine Arabians in the first round of varsity girls basketball playoffs this evening. The game was played at the Paul Taylor Field House in San Antonio.
Photos from the game can be viewed in the Bandera.net Gallery:
Bandera Lady Bulldogs playoffs vs. Devine Arabians – Feb. 15, 2010
The Bandera Bulldogs and Lady Bulldogs took on San Antonio Memorial in varsity soccer action on Feb. 12, 2010, at the Bandera Middle School Field.
I didn’t catch the final score from the boys game, but the girls picked up a big 6-2 win.
You can view all of my photos from the game in the Bandera.net Gallery:
Bandera Bulldogs soccer vs. San Antonio Memorial – Feb. 12, 2010
Bandera Lady Bulldogs soccer vs. San Antonio Memorial – Feb. 12, 2010
Comedy hypnotist Tim Castleman left the Bandera High School auditorium in stitches after his performance with some of Bandera’s finest young minds last Thursday.
Castleman’s show was to benefit the BHS senior class.
As always, you can view photos from the event in the Bandera.net Gallery:
Comedy Hypnotist Fundraiser at Bandera High School – Feb. 11, 2010
Bulldog Times writer and Outlaw Intern Megan Greebon’s article “Life in a war zone after Bandera High School” was published this week in the Bandera Bulletin, bringing Greebon’s excellent reporting and writing to thousands of new readers.
You can read her story online on the Bulletin’s web site.
Congratulations, Megan!
I’m working with Megan to hopefully do some exclusive content for here on Bandera.net – what would you like to read about?
I’m really enjoying what Jimmy Monroe, Emily King, and the Bulldog Times staff are putting out with their online edition. Lots of video content and the freshness that student journalism has to offer.
Multimedia is the future of journalism whether or not us ink-stained wretches are happy about it. I’ve always been a tech- and net-friendly guy, so I for one am excited about the new opportunities unfolding for delivering news and storytelling in new and important ways.
I’ve long advised the journalism classes at Bandera and Medina both on camera gear purchases, and have even given presentations to the Bandera class. It’s always great to see how students new to the game of journalism interpret and present their news.
I’m a journalism junkie and just finished watching the entire first season of The Paper on iTunes. If you want to see what high school journalism is like at the largest high school in the country, it’s a great documentary put on by MTV.
Some other favorite TV and movie interpretations of journalism include State of Play with Russel Crowe (which I rented recently over at Video Outlet), The Wire’s final season, and of course the old TV show Lou Grant.
The dead-tree newspapers of Bandera County have anything but multimedia or social media on their minds, so at this point, the Bulldog Times is leading the local path toward Journalism 2.0.
(Bulldog Cheerleader Senior Co-Captain Holly Garwood’s response to reporter Randi Thomas’ question about what the cheer team has learned “after a hard year” is priceless: “Our team has learned what not to do.” Love it!)