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November 23, 2017 BHS JV Tennis Team Members Brewer Middle School Students Win Awards at Tournament Selected to All Region Band 6th Year No. 39 817-246-2473 7820 Wyatt Drive, White Settlement, Texas 76108 suburban-newspapers.com November 23, 2017 BHS JV Tennis Team Members Brewer Middle School Students Win Awards at Tournament Selected to All Region Band Brewer Middle Sch- ool students Jorge Alvarado, Erica Rod- riguez and Matthew Waller were selected to the Middle School All Region Band on Nov. 11, the first time for BMS since 2006. Thirty-four students qualified to com- pete in the first round of competition. (photos continued on page 6) Brewer FFA Ag Mechanics Team Seven of 14 members of the Brewer tennis team earned medals at the South Places at Welding Competition Hills JV Tournament on Nov. 9. Alan Walters and Emma Reimers, and Anthony The BHS FFA Ag Snyder and Gabby Winters won their division in mixed doubles. Jade Davis and Mechanics Team compet- Jadyn Lewis got second in their division in girls' doubles, and Ciara Quibol won ed against more than 20 the consolation bracket in the girls' singles division. teams at the Circle J Coaches are Nathan Wester, Phil Burris and Timothy Kromer. Welding Competition in White Settlement, and finished seventh with the Bears Bumped Out of Playoffs pictured plate smoker. by D.E. Staats Team members were: Isabella Clark, Jack Nuinez Jesse Mc- The Brewers Bears completed their football season on a down note this and Whorter. Sponsor is year as they were knocked out of the playoffs by an undefeated Denton Ryan Rowdy Myers. team that will go deep into the playoffs this year. (continued on page 5) Happy Thanksgiving! 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