Madisonville softball senior players Maegan Anderson, Kyndall Creighton and Jenna Yeager were honored on the field with their families following Thursday night’s matchup against China Spring. COURTESY PHOTO

The Madisonville baseball team dropped their third district matchup of the season Thursday with a 12-0 loss to highly touted and undefeated China Spring at MHS. The loss put the Mustangs in a tie for second place, for which they held the tiebreaker, entering Tuesday’s matchup at Connally.

The Madisonville softball team honored their three seniors for senior night at MHS Thursday after falling 7-1 to first place China Spring in their final home district bout. The Lady Mustangs entered Tuesday’s district finale against Connally tied for the fourth and final playoff spot with La Vega, but could potentially finish as high as the three seed.

The Madisonville softball team honored their three seniors for senior night at MHS Thursday after falling 7-1 to first place China Spring in their final home district bout. The Lady Mustangs entered Tuesday’s district finale against Connally tied for the fourth and final playoff spot with La Vega, but could potentially finish as high as the three seed.

Numerous Madisonville track athletes advanced to the Area Meet for their performances in the District Meet in La Vega last week. The Area Meet began in Madisonville Monday and resumed Wednesday (the comprehensive results will run in next week’s publication). The Regional Meet will take place April 29-30 at Clear Creek ISD Challenger Stadium in Webster. COURTESY PHOTOS OF MADISONVILLE TRACK & FIELD TWITTER

Madisonville Elementary Students of the Month for April (back row, from left) Jocelin Zavala, Kason Short, Merida Davis, Mark Wilson, (front row, from left) Willow Hansen, Avett Rogers and Audrey Delgado pose together with their certificates. (Not pictured: Khazi Johnson)COURTESY PHOTOS

Kay Martin (Jim’s mother) and Brittany Martin (niece) would like to thank Victor Smith (Leon County), Madison County District Attorney Brian Risinger and team (Amy and Bobby), many Texas Rangers, the State of Texas Attorney General’s Office (Josh, Andrew and Richard), law enforcement officers and friends. COURTESY PHOTO