Sports

   Last week, the Tigers traveled to Flatonia for a three-game tournament.  
   On Thursday we played two games:
   Game 1 vs Hallettsville Sacred Heart we lost 9-1. 
   On the mound Gordo Moreno took the loss going 5 2/3 hard luck innings giving up 6 runs but only 1 earned due to a shaky defense.  He gave up 5 hits and struck out 7.  
   Kaden Henry pitched the final 1.2 innings and was victim of shaky D as well giving up 3 unearned runs.  
   At the plate getting one hit each were: Jessie Rodriguez, Moreno, Logan Crow and Mason Perales.
   Game 2 vs Luling we lost 4-0. Cade Galvan was the victim on the mound of shaky D this time around giving up 4 runs in the first inning, only one was earned.  
   He gave up 5 hits, and struck out 9 in 6 innings. 
   At the plate getting one hit each were: Rodriguez, Moreno, Kameron Green and Crow.  
   Game 3 Saturday the Tigers defeated the Flatonia Bulldogs 7-4.  

   Tidehaven started the 2019 season with a loss to Refugio 4-3 this past Thursday.   
   On the mound Gordo Moreno got a no decision pitching 5 innings giving up 1 unearned run, giving up 4 hits, 5 walks and 5 strikeouts. 
   Taking the loss in relief was Cade Galvan pitching 2 innings giving up 3 runs 2 of them earned, 0 hits , 5 walks, 1 hit by pitcher and 4 strikeouts. 
   Leading the team with 2 hits was Moreno, Jessie Rodriguez had a double and Call Davant had 2 out 2 rbi single.  
   On Friday the Tigers traveled to Flatonia and won 15-8.  
   Jessie Rodriguez got the start on the mound pitching 2 scoreless innings . 
   Kaden Henry relieved and threw 1 inning giving up 3 runs.  Next on the mound was Clay Ford throwing 2 scoreless innings and collecting the win . Closing it out was Logan Pierce pitching 1 inning giving up 5 unearned runs. 

    Tidehaven ISD trustees unanimously approved hiring a professional engineering firm to design project specifications for possible renovations to Delvin Taska stadium during trustees regular board meeting Monday night.
   Kenneth Jurado, with Texas Sports and Lighting, has over 12 years in sports complex construction and about 120 projects completed under his belt.
   “We’re really looking forward to working with him,” said Stephen Crow, board president.
   “He comes highly recommended,” Crow added.
   Trustees have been exploring stadium renovation options for months.
   “Right now, we’re trying to get as much information as possible to make the best decisions for our students,” said Crow.
   “I’m not saying we go one way over another, I just want the board to be fully informed before we vote to approve anything specific or start going out for bids.”