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Former Roughnecks Tennis Standout to Join CHS Hall

Oct 14, 2025 | From The Vault of Texas History

By Tracy Gupton When Columbia High School inducts four new members of its prestigious Athletics Hall of Honor Friday night at Griggs Field, Teddy DiBlasi will be the youngest of the quartet. DiBlasi graduated high school in 2003 with current Roughnecks Head Football...

Hall of Honor Induction Awaits Coach Calvin Phillips

Oct 7, 2025 | From The Vault of Texas History

By Tracy Gupton  August 17, 2022, was a very sad day for the many friends, classmates, players, students and fellow coaches and educators of Calvin Lee Phillips of Pearland. For that was the day life ended for the 1972 graduate of Columbia High School. Calvin was...

Kim Blank Returns to WC for Hall of Honor Induction

Oct 4, 2025 | From The Vault of Texas History

By Tracy Gupton Versatility, hustle, dedication and, most of all, talent, were the trademarks of Kim Welsch when she participated and excelled in multiple sports while attending Columbia High School in the 1990s. The former outstanding soccer, volleyball, cross...

Hall of Honor Induction Awaits Longtime CBISD Trustee, Former Roughnecks Catcher, Quarterback Champagne

Sep 22, 2025 | From The Vault of Texas History

By Tracy Gupton When Columbia High School Athletics Director and Head Football Coach Earnest Pena informed a gathering of West Columbia Rotarians recently that Jonathan Champagne would be among a quartet of new additions to the Roughnecks Athletics Hall of Honor in...

WC Resident Participated in D-Day 81 Years Ago

Jun 6, 2025 | From The Vault of Texas History

This story was originally posted June 6, 2022, in the West Columbia Museum’s “Vault of Texas History” Jun 6, 2022 | From The Vault of Texas History   By Benjamin Tumlinson Being removed from Memorial Day by less than a week, the...

Memorial Day: Somber Reminder of Those Who Gave All

May 26, 2025 | From The Vault of Texas History

By Tracy Gupton The Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington, D.C., is a prominent national memorial dedicated to the men and women who served in the Vietnam War. The memorial’s most striking feature is the wall itself, inscribed with the names of the more than...
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