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Brownwood’s Women’s and Men’s District 5-4A football match at China Springs has been postponed by one day to Monday to avoid the worst of this week’s inclement weather.
The Lady Lions have been rescheduled to play at China Springs on Monday at 5:30 PM. The Lions have been rescheduled to play the China Spring Boys on Monday at 7:30 pm.
Brownwood Boys coach Michael Westerman said Sunday, “With the freeze runs expected on Tuesday and Wednesday, we tried to move the game up to Monday and try to get them involved.” But hopefully it won’t be too wet. If we can play on Monday, we won’t have to travel through the freezing rain.”
The Lions and Lady Lions bid farewell to the seven-team Districts 5-4A schedule on Friday.
The Lions and Lady Lions both shut out the Lampasas to win Friday’s district opener. The Lions beat Lampasas 3-0 with goals from Junior Martinez, Raven Prado and Noah Baron.
The Lions improved to 5-7-1 overall with the Lampasas win. China Spring’s boys are 0-10-1 after he lost 15-0 to Salado in Friday’s district opener.
“We’ve done a lot of preparation work for this game, which is the season opener for the district and our new opponents,” Westermann said. “We had high hopes. In the first half, he was one of the best first half I’ve played all season. We were leading 1-0 at half-time and we talked about pedaling. was
“I scored my second goal very early in the second half. The reaction from the boys was good.”
Barron’s eighth goal of the season. He had missed three games before the district with his ankle injury.
“It’s great to have Noah Barron back,” Westerman said. “He was phenomenal. We had a few scoring chances in the first half, but he scored the third and it meant a lot to him and he got back on his feet.”
The Lady Lions beat Lampasas 5-0 on Friday as Kennedy Johnson scored three goals and Alma Bernal and Jacklyn Lewis scored one each. Lewis also had two assists, while Johnson, Sidney Adkins and Reagan Ratliff each had one.
The Lady Lions improved to 7-1-1 overall. The Chinese Spring Women are 9-4-2 overall after she lost 4-0 to Salado in the district opener on Friday.