PLISD looking to bounce back after tough night
By Anthony Collins
LPR Editor
Above, Rudolfo (Tre) Robinett carries the ball for the Indians
carries the ball for Prairie Lea.
Photo by Eric Tabor.
It was another rough outing for the Prairie Lea Indians on Friday as they ran into a strong Hill Country Christian Rams squad, falling 47–0. The loss drops Prairie Lea to 0–3, but the team isn’t hanging their heads.
The Indians have been here before, they faced a similar result against Hill Country last year, but this group is young, scrappy, and still building. Every game has been a chance to learn, and those lessons are starting to stack up.
The silver lining? Prairie Lea now gets a little extra time to regroup. With no game for a couple of weeks, the Indians can hit the reset button, sharpen up in practice, and get ready to come out stronger.
Their next chance to turn things around comes Sept. 26, when they’ll take on Round Rock Christian Academy at 7:00 p.m. Expect Prairie Lea to come back rested, refocused, and hungry for that first win of the season.
#10 is Rudolfo (Tre) Robinett