School & Sports

Varsity Cowgirls vs. Harper Tuesday, 1/30 Mason 13—9—26—21 = 69 Harper 6—18—4—6 = 34 Scoring—Pr. Anastas—4, Hanscheck—7, Palacio—7, Pe. Anastas—12, T. Guice—8, Magnus—15, Armstrong—4, Cano—12. Varsity Cowgirls vs. Center Point Friday, 2/1 Mason 30—21—12—12 = 75 CP 8—8—2—8 = 26 Scoring—Pr. Anastas—5, Hanscheck—4, Herrington—6, Palacio—3, Pe. Anastas—4, T. Guice—8, Magnus—20, Armstrong—6, A. Guice—3, Cano—16. ...

Two Mason High School seniors, Grace Chapman and Ryli Ruffin, competed at the State UIL Congress Meet held in the State Capital in Austin on January 8-10. UIL Congress is an event that is comprised of two days of debate, with students following parliamentary procedure to debate on proposed bills. The students debate for a full seven hours on the first day of competition, in order to earn a chance to compete for the championship in the final chamber on the second day of competition. Both G ...

The Board of Trustees of MISD met for their regular meeting on January 22, 2018 at the High School Library. Board President Jeff Durst called the meeting to order at 6:00 pm with members Tommy Bierschwale, Jim Bob Smith, Julio Ramon, Tina Cantu-Navarro, Treg Hudson and Kathryn Martin in attendance.

Last week, the JV Punchers took on San Saba and Junction. Against San Saba, the Punchers started out on a very hot finishing the first quarter with a lead of 16-7. The Armadillos stormed back in the second quarter to take a 24-21 lead at half. That lead was extend in the third.

Over 500 youth participated in the 2018 Food Challenge competition held on Wednesday, January 24th in San Angelo, Texas. District 7 4-H and San Angelo Stock Show and Rodeo teamed up to host the largest Food Challenge competition to date in the area. Food Challenge is the fastest growing 4-H event across the state of Texas!

Need extra money for college? Scholarships are available for students who are part of a Texas Farm Bureau (TFB) member-family, County Farm Bureau President Shannon Worrell said. The deadline for applications is before midnight on March 1. Several scholarships are available for both high school students and enrolled college students, including one-time scholarships and recurring semester-based assistance.

Varsity Cowgirls vs. Junction Friday, 1/26 Mason   25—16—23—14 = 78 Junction     0—4—0—6 = 10 Scoring—Pr. Anastas—6, Baltierra—5, Hanscheck—6,  Herrington—8, Palacio—8, Pe. Anastas—6, T. Guice—8, Magnus—10, Armstrong—4, A. Guice—6, Cano—11. Record: 26-7 JV Cowgirls vs. Bronte Tuesday, 1/23 Mason 12—10—16—6 = 44 Bronte 2—7—6—1 = 16 Scoring—Elliott—5, Rodriguez—12, Doss—8, Munsell—3, Adams—2, Gleghorn—13, F ...

Walking is one of the least expensive and easiest ways to get fit. Now is the time to reduce your risk of cancer, diabetes, heart disease, and stroke. Join the TEXANS WALK THE WALK movement today! Texas A&M AgriLife Extension and Mason ISD are inviting community members to participate in the effort to walk 832 miles across Texas.

Mason ISD is accepting nominations for the Gifted and Talented program. All nominations are due by 3:30 p.m., this Friday, January 26, 2018. If you would like to nominate your child for the Gifted and Talented program, please go to Mason Elementary/Junior High for the necessary paperwork. For more information, please call Mason Elementary/ Junior High office at (325)347-1122.

Varsity Cowgirls vs. Center Point Monday 1/15 Mason 21—14—14—9 = 58 CP 2—6—4—11 = 23 Scoring—Pr. Anastas—5, Dudney—6, Baltierra—2, Hanscheck—2, Herrington—2, Pe. Anastas—10, T. Guice—3, Magnus—13, Armstrong—5, Cano—10. Rebounding—Pr. Anastas—2, Dudney—2, Baltierra—1, Hanscheck—2, Herrington—2, Palacio—3, T. Guice—2, Magnus—5, Armstrong—7, Cano—11. Assists—Pr. Anastas—3, T. Guice—3, Armstrong—1, A. Guice—6, Cano