Johnson City hosted the Comfort Bobcats last Tuesday, and sent all three Bobcat teams back home with a loss. The Varsity won in high-scoring fashion, JC 87, Comfort 77, and both JV teams secured a victory.
JC started strong against Comfort’s press, scoring a season high 31 points in the first quarter, and carried the attack into half-time, leading 49 to 38.
Dr. Kathy Koch recently spent two days on the campus of Faith Academy training teachers, parents, and students on a variety of topics, including technology and the five core needs of young people.
Dr. Koch is the Founder and President of Celebrate Kids, Inc., which is based in Fort Worth. She is also a sought-after keynote speaker and a popular guest on Focus on the Family radio.
The Junior High boys basketball teams traveled to face the Lago Vista Vikings last week for their first games back after a long break.
The Seventh and Eighth B team started things for the Eagles with leading efforts from Keen Linson who scored all of the B-teams 12 points. Other Eagles took some great shots, but nothing would quite fall as they came up short 27 to 12.
The Seventh A team were up next, and started out a little slow in the first half against a good matchup in the Seventh gra ...
Coach Katy Taylor and her Lady Eagles took on the Comfort Deer at home last Tuesday Jan. 9.
The Lady Eagles kept it close through two quarters, “executing a lot of things we have been focusing on defensively,” Coach Taylor said post-game.
The second half started with the Lady Eagles behind 14-26, but they fought hard, finishing with a final score of Johnson City 33, Comfort 52.
Mariana Alvarado scored eight points, Trinity Puckett had five steals and three assists, while Kalli Dalla ...
The Johnson City Varsity Boys competed in the Annual Comfort Christmas Tournament, playing five games in three days. The Eagles finished fourth out of ten teams, with three wins and two losses.
Johnson City met Mason on Thursday to begin tournament play. The Eagles took control early, finishing the first half with the lead, score JC 37, Punchers 14.
Johnson City hosted the Florence Buffaloes on Tuesday, for the second district game of the year. All three boy’s teams finished victoriously, JV-B winning 58-31, JV-A winning 48-26, and the Varsity winning 58-53.
The Varsity boys were closely matched through all four periods, no team ever gaining a large lead. The Eagles finished the first half up by seven points, score 33-26, JC.
The Buffaloes did not let Johnson City get any easy rebounds, but even that was not enough to stop the Eagl ...
The Varsity Eagles secured two more wins against Boerne Geneva School on Tuesday Dec. 12 and district opponent Ingram on Friday Dec. 15.
Johnson City at Boerne Geneva
Johnson City traveled to Boerne Tuesday, to play the Geneva Eagles for the second time in five days. Johnson City had a slow start, scoring nine points in the first quarter, but began to pull away in the second when Wells DeLeon hit three 3-pointers to give Johnson City the lead at halftime, Eagles 33, Geneva 19.
Every pla ...
In May of 2017, the Johnson City School Board announced Richard Kolek would be filling the position of Superintendent for JCISD. Earlier this month, he gave his State of the District report to the school board for the first time since he was hired. Among the top matters of business were financing, enrollment and technology.
The biggest change in the district since Kolek took the reins is completing the process for Johnson City to become a District of Innovation.
The Johnson City Eagles opened the 2017-2018 basketball season with wins against Llano, Lake Travis JV, and Brackett Christian.
Eagles vs. Yellowjackets
The Eagles took on the Llano Yellowjackets with just one full practice under their belt. The first quarter was slow for both sides, JC totaling eight points to Llano’s 11.
The lady Eagles hosted the LBJ Basketball Tournament last weekend and made it to the championship round after defeating Heritage, Our Lady of the Hills and Bosqueville teams.
The girls beat Heritage 37-34 with a last second 3-pointer hit by Trinity Puckett. Next up was Our Lady of the Hills who we beat 37-22, and Bosqueville who we beat 39-24.
This led the lady Eagles to Saturday night in the Championship game against a very talented Faith Academy.
