February is here and that means that Mason High School varsity baseball for the Punchers officially returns for the 2022 regular season this month.
Mason will open up the season at home at 5:00 p.m. on Monday, February 21 vs. Brady High School. The Punchers will also have non-district games at 5:00 p.m.
Mason Junior High Robotics Won First, Second and Fourth place at the Area 15 Robotics Competition. The top two teams advance on to the state championship in May!
Taking first place in robotic inventions- Anna Whitworth, Clancy Osbourn, Kalen Langehennig, and Fisher Bradley. Placing 2nd- Hannah Holbrook, Hannah McFarland and Jaxson Reichenau.
Mason schools showed academic improvement from already very good ratings in the most recent report from the Texas Academic Performance Report, TAPR, said Mason Independent School District (MISD) Superintendent Stan Whittle at Monday night’s school board meeting.
Comparing scores from 2019 to 2021, Mason students improved in all areas, increasing the most in English, language arts, reading, writing, social studies and all subjects in the English as a Second Language (ESL) program, Whittle ...
The Mason High School girls and boys varsity basketball teams were in District 29-2A action this past week and got the job done at home vs. Center Point High School and on the road at Junction High School.
COWGIRLS
Against a lowly Center Point Lady Pirates squad, the Cowgirls handled their business on January 18, as Mason cruised to a dominant 68-17 victory.
Three Mason High School students - juniors Taylor Hardin, Sydney Hardin, and Abbey Wallace - competed at the UIL State Congressional Debate Meet on January 11-12 in Austin. And, indeed, they did more than compete: Taylor brought home Mason’s first State Championship in the event, while Sydney placed second to earn the silver medal.
UIL Congress is an event comprised of two days of debate, with students proposing their own legislation and following parliamentary procedure to debate on the ...
The Mason High School boys varsity basketball team was in action this past week on the road at Harper High School and at home hosting San Saba High School.
MASON PUNCHERS 49, HARPER LONGHORNS 38
The Punchers got off to an incredible start in the first quarter with a superb display of offense and defense, jumping out to an eye-opening 25-5 lead over the host Longhorns.
The Mason High School girls varsity basketball team played two very good teams this past week as the Cowgirls traveled to Harper High School and then hosted rival San Saba High School.
MASON COWGIRLS 41, HARPER LADY LONGHORNS 50
This was certainly a loss that stung for the Cowgirls on Tuesday, January 11, as Mason let one slip away in the second half when the host Harper Lady Longhorns rallied for a 50-41 victory.
Despite a great defensive first half and a 25-16 lead for the Cowgirls at ...
The Mason Independent School District has wide-ranging plans for the $1,239,316, it was awarded as part of the American Rescue Plan Act last year. “We have held numerous public meetings this school year to gather input from stakeholders on the potential use of the needed funds,” said MISD Superintendent, Stan Whittle, in an email on Tuesday.
The Mason High School girls varsity basketball team started off District 29-2A play with a bang as the Cowgirls had two lopsided district victories on the road at Center Point High School and at home vs. Junction High School.
Following an absolutely dominating 77-17 win back on Dec. 14 against the Lady Pirates of Center Point, the Cowgirls returned home on Friday night and outplayed the Lady Eagles of Junction the entire game en route to an 85-17 win.
The Mason Jr. High Robotics has qualified six teams to compete in Area 15 Competition. There are three teams competing in the arena event. This requires students to have a 30-second programmed robot that will complete tasks set ahead of competition time. The teams will have to work with other teams to achieve the maximum score.
