It was all Mustangs Tuesday night as Nixon sweeps Roma to kick off the 2nd half of district play.
Tuesday found United and LBJ with wins, while Martin and Cigarroa struggled in loses.
The latest regional rankings are out and once again a number of Laredo area teams have drawn the eye of coaches around the state.
Our camera's caught a number of good plays this week and we bring just some of those in tonight's Monday Rewind.
Over at TAMIU, the Dustdevils women's golf team opened up their second tournament of the fall season with an ace.
The Laredo-area football talent is true to form near the midway point of the 2016 season. Here's the week five top plays of the week.
Saturday's LBJ-Eagle Pass game was suspended in the third quarter due to severe storms in the area, but the game will resume on Monday night.
The local competition of the NFL's national Punt, Pass, and Kick competition went down in Laredo on Saturday afternoon, giving local kids a chance to try and compete their way into sectionals while being active at the same time.
Nixon hosted Martin in our all-Laredo match on Saturday, and it was the Mustangs who took the match in four sets over the Tigers.
The United Longhorns swept Eagle Pass on Saturday to remain perfect in district play.
The TAMIU Men's Soccer game came into Saturday's match a win below .500 in Heartland Conference play, but the Dustdevils netted four goals and played shut-out soccer en route to a victory over Eastern New Mexico.
The Panthers were able to force the match into four sets, but the Del Rio Rams took the Saturday game on United South's home court.
In a Friday match, the LBJ Wolves weren't able to come away with the win in an exciting five-set finish with the SA Southwest Dragons.
Before their district play starts next month, the Lady Knights racked up another win to add to their overall resume, taking their match over Juan Diego Academy in four sets.
The Dustdevils fell to 0-5-0 in Heartland Conference play on Saturday after being shut-out 5-0 on the road against Lubbock Christian.
The Dustdevils won two sets against St. Mary's, but the Rattlers took the match in five, dropping TAMIU to 0-12 overall, 0-3 in Heartland Conference play.
It was another rough night for Cigarroa as the Toros fall 28-7 to Mission's Veterans Memorial.
It was all United Friday night as they dominate South San 58 to 14.
Hebbronville fought to the end but it wasn't enough as the Longhorns fall to George West 21-7.
Bruni and Karnes City went to 2 overtimes when the lights went out on the field, meaning the game ends in a 13 all tie.
Zapata can't make it two wins in a row as they fall to Falfurrias 25 to 22.
Chris Casas of the Nixon Mustangs was named player of the week.
