by Ian Curtis, staff reporter While the Coronavirus shutdowns have hardly left any business unscathed, restaurants have been some of the hardest hit. In order to keep their doors open and profits flowing, many places have switched to takeout only or are heavily relying on takeout revenue amidst widespread forced […]
The Blackout Bryan pep rally was electrified with cheers and neon lights.
Preceding a Crosstown Showdown football win, the Lady Tigers Volleyball started off the night with a loss.
No mercy, just love.
With determination and hard work, the Lady Tigers kept a strong lead throughout the whole game.
On Saturday Consol hosted a four quad meet against the Bryan, Rudder and College Station high schools.
Consol narrowly defeated Bryan in the Crosstown Showdown.
The Tigers took on the Vikings at home yesterday in the annual “blackout Bryan” volleyball game.
Despite holding a lead for the majority of the game, the varsity boys basketball team lost to Bryan High in a controversy filled final minute.
On Saturday, Jan. 25, the wrestling team met at Bryan High School for their district tournament. Seventeen competitors placed at district, and of those, nine will move on to the regional meet.
