The Medina Bobcats beat the San Marcos Baptist Academy Bears tonight in varsity football action, but the Bandera Bulldogs couldn’t pull a win out over the Hondo Owls in their season opener.
Here are some of my highlights from tonight’s games. Full albums of photos will be posted to the Bulletin’s DotPhoto.com account later this week.
Finally enjoying some down time and catching up no my photo processing for Bandera.net.
Find below links to the last Medina Bobcats basketball game of the 2010 season (a hard-fought 64-60 loss to Yorktown) and the Chamber Awards Gala out at 11th Street.
More albums from March coming up this weekend!
You can find full albums of photos from these events in the Bandera.net Photo Gallery:
Medina Bobcats basketball playoffs vs. Yorktown Wildcats – March 1, 2010
Bandera County Chamber of Commerce Awards Gala at 11th Street Cowboy Bar – Feb. 27, 2010
Ignoring the first quarter, Medina brought their A-game to their basketball playoff match against the Port Aransas Marlins at Pearsall tonight. The Bobcat boys picked up a big 71-30 win as they advance to the next round of post-season play, which I’m told will come Monday night.
Keep an eye on the @BanderaOutlaw Twitter feed on the right side of this page for details when they come my way. –>
The full set of photos from tonight’s game can be viewed in the Bandera.net Gallery:
Medina Bobcats basketball vs. Port Aransas Marlins – Feb. 26, 2010
Fresh photos posted from Mighty Medina!
The Medina Lady Cats put up a heck of a fight in their 59-30 loss to the Nueces Canyon Lady Panthers.
The Medina Bobcats handily beat the Nueces Canyon Panthers.
Check out the full galleries of photos in the Bandera.net Gallery:
Medina Lady Bobcats vs. Nueces Canyon Lady Panthers – Jan. 19, 2010
Medina Bobcats vs. Nueces Canyon Panthers – Jan. 19, 2010
Medina Bobcats JV vs. Nueces Canyon Panthers JV – Jan. 19, 2010
The Medina Bobcat boys beat the Knippa Rockcrushers 60-55 in a tight, physical game that went down to the wire.
The Medina Lady Cats fell 65-39 to Knippa in varsity basketball action on Nov. 24.
You can view my photos from the games in the Bandera.net gallery.
I apologize for the lack of photo updates here on Bandera.net. If you’ve spoken with me in person, you know why this is. If you haven’t, I’m not really at liberty to be candid with the details here on the Net.
As vaguely as I can explain it, I am no longer subsidizing the Bulletin’s photography budget with my professional equipment, and the newspaper has given me a broken point-and-shoot camera with which to shoot Bandera County sports for the foreseeable future.
If you want to know my feelings on this, don’t hesitate to ask.
I hope that the situation will change for the better in the near future, but from what I’ve been told, it’s highly unlikely. I think this is quite unfortunate.
Luckily there is some light at the end of the tunnel in the form of a number of very good local photographers who are shooting Bandera County sports as freelancers this year. Check out the work of Spencer Smith, Ken Lane and Rick Mender to get your sports photo fix.
And what of Bandera.net? Many good things are on the horizon. Bookmark away and come back often; what you’ll see here in the near future is unlike anything that’s graced the Internet landscape of Bandera County. Those of you who know me well know I don’t make such boasts without warrant.
Stay tuned – it’s about to get good!
The Medina Bobcats fell to the TMI Panthers 53-14 in varsity football action last night, Sept. 4.
You can see all of my photos from the game at BanderaBulletin.dotphoto.com.
Great set of school-year-ending sports and events in this week’s photo update.
Freshly posted to the Bulletin’s DotPhoto.com account include:
Redux: Bandera High School Prom 2008 – May 17, 2008
Water Board Meeting – May 7, 2009
Big Lou’s Hot Dogs and Fellow’s Auto Parts Grand Opening – May 8, 2009
Bandera High School Prom 2009 – May 16, 2009
Medina River Ranch Boys and Girls Club Dinner – May 9, 2009
Bandera Lady Bulldogs softball vs. Sinton – May 14, 2009
Medina Bobcats baseball vs. Charlotte Trojans – May 15, 2009
Looking forward to adding Bandera baseball playoff photos from this coming Monday night! See you guys in San Antonio!
(Please note: I do not handle any of the fulfillment for print orders placed through the Bulletin’s DotPhoto.com galleries, so I do not claim any responsibility for the quality of prints or service they provide. We use a completely different lab for printing here at Outlaw, and I cannot vouch for DotPhoto.com’s quality. If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact me.)
Reporting live from Devine, here’s the latest from the May 15 Medina vs. Charlotte baseball playoff game:
9:25 – Medina 1, Charlotte 6, final
8:53 – Charlotte on top 5-1, into seventh
8:34 – Charlotte on top 4-1, sixth
8:08 – 1 all, fifth
7:43 – 0 all
7:28 – Medina 0, Charlotte 0, third inning
Game 2 tomorrow (Saturday) at Devine, 11 am start. The Medina Bobcats were knocked out of the playoffs after an 8-6 loss to Charlotte on May 16.
We are all caught up on photo processing! You can view all of the latest photo albums over at the Bulletin’s DotPhoto.com account.
The latest updates include:
Bandera Lady Bulldogs softball vs. Devine Arabians – April 17, 2009
Bandera Real Estate presents the Boys and Girls Club Goat Spectacular Cabrito Cook-off – April 18, 2009
Medina High School Prom at the Dietert Center in Kerrville – April 18, 2009
Pipe Creek Christian School Son Shine Festival at Mansfield Park – April 18, 2009
Medina Bobcats baseball vs. Center Point Pirates – April 20, 2009
Bandera Business Association Candidates Forum at the Silver Sage Corral – April 21, 2009
Bandera Middle School Theatre presents High School Musical 2 – April 26, 2009
Medina River Cleanup – May 2, 2009
Lakehills / Pipe Creek Little League – May 2, 2009
Bandera County Relay For Life – May 2, 2009
You can also visit this link for my panoramic photo of the Relay For Life Luminaria Ceremony.
Thank you, as always, for supporting The Outlaw!
(Please note: I do not handle any of the fulfillment for print orders placed through the Bulletin’s DotPhoto.com galleries, so I do not claim any responsibility for the quality of prints or service they provide. We use a completely different lab for printing here at Outlaw, and I cannot vouch for DotPhoto.com’s quality. If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact me.)