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Babino said his two relays have shown tremendous improvement over the last month. The Red Raiders’ 800 relay is comprised of Dominic DiPaolo, Davion Thompson, Matt Taylor and Garrett Gowin. That group finished third at district in a time of 1 minute, 28.90 seconds. Lee’s 1,600 relay is made up of Taylor, Zaylon Walker, DiPaolo and Thompson. It qualified by finishing fourth. Babino said the 800 relay team needs to drop two seconds and the 1,600 relay five seconds to reach regionals, but said he believes his athletes are in the right mindset and have more in the tank to give at area. “Most of my track team are football players and have been going through a tough offseason,� Babino said. “Bootcamp is over and our legs are a lot fresher now.� Dene finished fourth at district in the 300 hurdles, which Babino said is an accomplishment in itself. With a time of 41.32, he enters the area race as the eighth seed. “I always tell my kids anything is possible,� Babino said. “Last year his (Dene) fastest time was 45 (seconds) and now he’s running a 41.� Leading the pack in his event is Ellis with his district-winning mark of 15-0. Babino does not expect too much trouble for Ellis in qualifying for regionals, adding he has jumped 16-0 at earlier meets this season. A multiple record-breaker could be on the outside looking in at regionals if he doesn’t go even faster. REL sophomore Knight set
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Two school records fell for Gorman: Katie Lauffer set a school record in 300 hurdles at 47.02, finishing right behind Murray. Also, the 1,600 relay’s time of 4:10.93 broke a sevenyear mark, though Katherine Watts, Maria Danly, Sydney Dacus and Lauffer finished second to the Lady Cougars. On the boys side, Grace junior Brock Aldredge won three gold medals and a silver. Aldredge swept the hurdles races, going 15.08 and 39.99 after he won triple jump with a distance of 43.10 1/4. He also finished second in long jump. Cougars teammates Jacob Henry and Brit Bays added first-place finishes in discus (131-3) and pole vault (10-0), respectively. Gorman’s 800 relay group of Reed Navara, Isaiah Haggerty, Nick Kennedy and Tyler Hobbs claimed gold in a time of 1:31.14. Brook Hill’s Garret Davis gave the Guard a gold when he went 5-10 to win high jump. ———
TAPPS 2-5A Track & Field Championships At Carrollton Prince of Peace, Tuesday Top Three Guaranteed Spot In Regionals Girls Results Team Standings: 1, Grace Community, 171; 2, Bishop Gorman, 148; 3, Trinity Christian-Cedar Hill, 113; 4, Frisco Legacy Christian; 5, Bullard Brook Hill, 56; 6, Carrollton Prince of Peace, 50; 7, All Saints, 6. Running Events 100-meter dash: 1, Chasady Johnson, TC-CH, 12.87; 2, Lexye Price, Grace, 13.34; 3, Jhaida Wells, TC-CH, 13.81; 4, Lauren Fanning, Gorman, 13.98; 5, Elexiya Boles, TC-CH, 14.03; 6, Trysten Mosley, All Saints, 14.30. 200-meter dash: 1, Lexye Price, Grace, 26.55*; 2, Alexus White, TC-CH, 26.70; 3, Abby Barfield, PoP, 27.58; 4, Hallye Reed, Grace, 27.98; 5, Hannah Wilson, Gorman, 28.07; 6, Sydney Molina, Grace, 28.82. 400-meter run: 1, Chasady Johnson, TC-CH, 58.72; 2, Elizabeth O’Kere, TC-CH, 59.83; 3, Ke’Airra Christopher, Brook Hill, 1:00.32; 4, Abby Barfield, PoP, 1:01.18; 5, Addison Daughtry, Grace, 1:03.88; 6, Hanna Waits, All Saints, 1:04.49. 800-meter run: 1, Sydney Brunette, Gorman, 2:33.27; 2, Isabella Bateman, PoP, 2:37.49; 3, Carolina Nisbett, PoP, 2:38.47; 4, Elise Pritchard, Gorman, 2:38.92; 5, Sarah Flannelly, Gorman, 2:40.99; 6, Sophie-Claire Rook, Grace, 2:41.33. 1,600-meter run: 1, Anna Pritchard, Gorman, 5:32.54; 2, Sydney Brunette, Gorman, 5:43.05; 3, Heather McLarry, Brook Hill, 5:54.59; 4, Isabella Bateman, PoP, 6:01.70; 5, Sadie Brookshire, Gorman, 6:04.31; 6, Sierra Benner, Grace, 6:31.09. 3,200-meter run: 1, Anna Pritchard, Gorman, 12:24.37; 2, Sadie Brookshire, Gorman, 13:34.69; 3, Bella Aragaw, Gorman, 13:49.82; 4, Diana Ramirez, Brook Hill, 14:12.46; 5, McKenna Watson, Legacy, 14:27.20; 6, Elaina Gonzales, Grace, 15:36.41. 100-meter hurdles: 1, Johannon Murray, Grace, 16.08; 2, Amanda Savoy, Legacy Christian, 16.89; 3, Mary Danly, Gorman, 17.54; 4, Abby Wright, Grace, 18.04; 5, Ella Everett, Grace, 18.43; 6, Mary-Helen Schuricht, Gorman, 18.76. 300-meter hurdles: 1, Johannon Murray, Grace, 46.91; 2, Katie Lauffer, Gorman, 47.02*; 3, Mary Margaret Roberts, Grace, 53.48; 4, Mary-Helen Schuricht, Gorman, 54.18; 5, Sarah Flannelly, Gorman, 54.75; 6, Jacee Callens, Brook Hill, 1:00.51.
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new 11-6A meet records in the 1,600 and 3,200, but Babino said he “is about to face some big-time competition in area.� Knight’s record-breaking time in the 3,200 of 9:49 is good enough for the fifth seed at area, nearly 30 seconds behind fourth seeded William Hunsale of The Woodlands. In the 1,600, Knight’s record time of 4:28.26 seeds him fifth again, nearly 14 seconds behind Hunsale’s fourth-seeded time. “Haftu is going to have to PR in order to advance to regionals,� Babino said. Added Dennis Baker, REL distance coach: “Haftu is running well and he has to take this as a learning process and try to stay with those Woodlands runners.� Nathan Niedrauer is thrilled to be going to area at all, thanks to being the first alternate as the fifth-place district finisher. Babino said Niedrauer will have to better his district mark of 42 feet, 4 inches by a large margin. “He is going to have to throw at least 50 to have a chance, but he’s done that in practice,� Babino said. JOHN TYLER BOYS Last year in 5A, John Tyler qualified nine athletes and relay teams for the regional meet, a number that won’t be matched this year. But the Lions do have hopes of reaching state after missing out last season. Among the top contenders for state for JT is Humber, who finished first in 11-6A in the 300 hurdles and second in the 110. Humber went 39.16 to win the 300 by more than half a second and his time of 14.67 was 0.19 seconds behind first-place Brodrick
4x100-meter relay: 1, Trinity ChristianCedar Hill, 49.94; 2, Frisco Legacy Christian, 50.98; 3, Grace Community (Bailey Nutt, Hallye Reed, Sydney Molina, Addison Daughtry), 52.28; 4, Bishop Gorman (Katie Lauffer, Anna Grace Gregory, Hannah Wilson, Sydney Dacus), 52.53; 5, All Saints (Alexandria Trainer, Hanna Waits, Madeline Perkins, Trysten Mosley), 53.45; 6, Brook Hill (Morgan Carpenter, Kaytlin Flora, Ke’Airra Christopher, Blessing Kima), 53.67; 7, Prince of Peace, 54.49. 4x200-meter relay: 1, Frisco Legacy Christian, 1:49.82; 2, Trinity Christian-Cedar Hill, 1:50.23; 3, Bishop Gorman (Maria Danly, Anna Grace Gregory, Hannah Wilson, Sydney Dacus), 1:50.61; 4, Brook Hill (Morgan Carpenter, Sabrina Ramey, Kaytlin Flora, Blessing Kima), 1:53.91; 5, Grace Community (Bailey Nutt, Hallye Reed, Sydney Molina, SophieClaire Rook), 1:54.02; 6, Prince of Peace, 1:58.42; 7, All Saints (Alexandria Trainer, Madeline Perkins, Leah Gilliam, Trysten Mosley), 2:01.98. 4x400-meter relay: 1, Grace Community (Caroline Brink, Johannon Murray, Addison Daughtry, Lexye Price) 4:09.83; 2, Bishop Gorman (Katherine Watts, Maria Danly, Sydney Dacus, Katie Lauffer), 4:10.93*; 3, Frisco Legacy Christian, 4:11.21; 4, Trinity ChristianCedar Hill, 4:13.85; 5, Prince of Peace, 4:48.54. Field Events Shot put: 1, Jordan Tauscher, Grace, 343; 2, Sarah Nwosu, Brook Hill, 30-7; 3, Adrianna Kuechle, Brook Hill, 29-10 ½; 4, Whitney Nemons, TC-CH, 29-7 ½; 5, Miracle Yaro, Brook Hill, 29-5; 6, Victoria Otero, TC-CH, 282 Ÿ. Discus: 1, Jordan Tauscher, Grace, 1052; 2, Summer Tennison, Grace, 87-1 ½; 3, Molly Hicks, Grace, 81-7; 4, Sarah Nwosu, Brook Hill, 80-0; 5, Taylor Florendo, Gorman, 78-5; 6, Zoe Montes, Legacy, 75-2 ½. High jump: 1, Kara Stark, PoP, 5-2; 2, Grace Brasher, Brook Hill, 5-0; 3, Janavia Brazzle, TC-CH, J5-0; 4, Paige Rebmann, Gorman, 4-10; 5, Maria Danly, Gorman, 4-8; 6, Carley Reed, Grace, J4-8. Pole vault: 1, Lexi Dziedzic, Grace, 8-0; 2, Darby Walker, Grace, 6-0; 3, Reece Thompson, PoP, J6-0. Long jump: 1, Lauren Fanning, Gorman, 16-9 ½; 2, Johannon Murray, Grace, 16-6; 3, Lexye Price, Grace, 16-5; 4, Amanda Savoy, Legacy, 16-4 ½; 5, Janavia Brazzle, TC-CH, 164; 6, Ke’Airra Christopher, Brook Hill, 15-10 ½. Triple jump: 1, Janavia Brazzle, TC-CH, 34-9 ½; Johannon Murray, Grace, 34-1 ½; 3, Lauren Fanning, Gorman, 33-3 ½; 4, Kailey Luiken, Legacy, 32-0 ž; 5, CeCe Banks, TC-CH, 31-5; 6, Maria Danly, Gorman, 31-0 ½. Boys Results Team Standings: 1, Trinity ChristianCedar Hill, 173; 2, Grace Community, 139; 3, Bishop Gorman, 105.5; 4, Dallas Christian, 87; 5, Carrollton Prince of Peace, 50; 6, Bullard Brook Hill, 47.5; 7, Frisco Legacy Christian, 11; 8, All Saints, 4. Running Events 100-meter dash: 1, Jacob Rippy, DC, 11.34; 2, Jeremiah Milton, Gorman, 11.37; 3, Tyler Robertson, DC, 11.65; 4, John Dixon, Brook Hill, 11.78; 5, Sean Peterson, PoP, 11.82; 6, King Denise, TC-CH, 11.83. 200-meter dash: 1, Jacob Rippy, DC, 22.79; 2, Camiron Smith, TC-CH, 22.92; 3, Joshua Tips, 23.31; 4, Tyler Robertson, DC, 23.45; 5, Garret Gilcrease, DC, 23.66; 6, Daniel Chambless, Brook Hill, 23.96. 400-meter run: 1, Chris Ford, TC-CH, 50.35; 2, Davis Baucum, DC, 50.58; 3, Jared Gilley, Grace, 50.88; 4, Chidiebere Nechi, Brook Hill, 51.90; 5, Tay Hawkins, TC-CH, 51.91; 6, Zack Reid, DC, 54.38. 800-meter run: 1, Aron Starks, TC-CH, 2:03.69; 2, William Stegman, DC, 2:05.12; 3, James McGehee, Gorman, 2:05.48; 4, Jaylen Dressel, TC-CH, 2:08.75; 5, Nicholas Benedict, Gorman, 2:09.93; 6, Mac Brandon, PoP, 2:10.34. 1,600-meter run: 1, Matthew Arndorfer, PoP, 4:33.88; 2, James McGehee, Gorman, 4:57.19; 3, William Stegman, DC, 4:58.17; 4, Jackson Southers, DC, 4:58.53; 5, Mac Brandon, PoP, 4:59.63; 6, Michael Abeldt, Grace, 5:07.54. 3,200-meter run: 1, Matthew Arndorfer, PoP, 9:45.77; 2, Jackson Southers, DC, 10:52.34; 3, Cade Sharp, PoP, 10:53.51; 4, Michael Abeldt, Grace, 11:21.23; 5, Chris Favre, Gorman, 11:40.92; 6, Max Sanderlin, Legacy, 11:45.21. 110-meter hurdles: 1, Brock Aldredge, Grace, 15.08; 2, Trent Chambers, TC-CH, 15.23; 3, Caleb Glenney, Grace, 15.37; 4, Uchenna Uduma, Grace, 16.26; 5, Daniel Schmitt, Gorman, 16.39; 6, Nick Kennedy, Gorman, 16.36. 300-meter hurdles: 1, Brock Aldredge, Grace, 39.99; 2, Hunter Pilgrim, Gorman, 41.67; 3, Jacob Daley, PoP, 41.68; 4, Trent
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Calhoun of Mesquite Horn. Both of his hurdles times are second best in the area coming in, but there’s room for improvement, Elder said. “We showed him this week on film a couple things he can work on in practice that he should be able to go low 14 in the 110 and mid 38 in the 300,� Elder said. Humber has been coached this season by hurdles coach Travis Eckels, who took over the position after the death of longtime coach Michael Johnson in January. “He has done a real good job of working with our hurdlers,� Elder said. The 100 will feature a pair of Lions: Young, a senior, and McMiller, a sophomore. In the district meet, McMiller took third at 10.61, just ahead of Young in fourth at 10.83. Elder said he thinks McMiller can go 10.5 and Young at least 10.7. “I think we have a good chance of getting both of them out to the regional track meet,� Elder said. Young is also competing in the triple jump after taking silver in the 11-6A meet at 44-10, the thirdbest distance coming into the area meet. Additionally, McMiller and Young run the first two legs of the 400 and 800 relays. Michael Givens-Washington and anchor Kitan Crawford round out the two teams. John Tyler almost qualified its 1,600 relay team for area, finishing 0.02 seconds behind rival Lee for fourth last week. Nonetheless, Elder said he expects the 400 relay to perform the best after turning in a time of 42.28 to take second in last week’s district meet. “I think we have the sixth best
Chambers, TC-CH, 41.69; 5, Uchenna Uduma, Grace, 42.25; 6, Daniel Schmitt, Gorman, 42.83. 4x100-meter relay: 1, Dallas Christian, 43.36; 2, Trinity Christian-Cedar Hill, 43.52; 3, Bishop Gorman (Reed Navara, Isaiah Haggerty, Tyler Hobbs, Jeremiah Milton), 43.71; 4, Grace Community (Chris Wilhelmi, Alvin Skipworth, Garrett Tauscher, Braydon Stone), 43.94; 5, Brook Hill (Hood Taylor, John Dixon, Jordon McGowen, Chidiebere Nechi), 44.22; 6, All Saints (Jace Evans, Noah Bain, Ian Hathaway, Garrett Brown), 45.72; 7, Legacy Christian, 46.80; 8, Prince of Peace, 48.21. 4x200-meter relay: 1, Bishop Gorman (Reed Navara, Isaiah Haggerty, Nick Kennedy, Tyler Hobbs), 1:31.14; 2, Trinity ChristianCedar Hill, 1:31.48; 3, Grace Community (Alvin Skipworth, Garrett Tauscher, Braydon Stone, Chris Wilhelmi), 1:33.15; 4, Prince of Peace, 1:34.38; 5, Brook Hill (Tagan Parma, Garrett Davis, David Chambless, Sam Nechi), 1:35.25; 6, All Saints (Jace Evans, Noah Bain, Ian Hathaway, Garrett Brown), 1:37.21; 7, Legacy Christian, 1:39.60. 4x400-meter relay: 1, Trinity ChristianCedar Hill, 3:26.38; 2, Grace Community (Caleb Glenney, Alvin Skipworth, Brock Aldredge, Jared Gilley), 3:26.80; 3, Bishop Gorman (Reed Navara, Isaiah Haggerty, Tyler Hobbs, Hunter Pilgrim), 3:30.17; 4, Legacy Christian, 3:41.08; 5, Prince of Peace, 3:41.13; 6, Brook Hill (David Chambless, Garrett Davis, Tagan Parma, Hood Taylor), 3:54.24.
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TJC sweeps Angelina College in softball double-header
ROBERT E. LEE GIRLS Lady Raiders distance runner Neal has reached regionals numerous times in the 1,600 and 3,200, but has been unable to break through and qualify for state. This year it will be difficult just to get to regionals, thanks to a stacked area field, but Lee coach Demeeka Jones said she believes Neal could produce the result needed to reach regionals in her newest event, the 800. Neal qualified at district with a time of 2:22.35. The top seed at area is Emily Mills of The Woodlands with a time of 2:17.12. “The other district (12-6A) is faster in the distance races while our district is better in the sprints,� Jones said. “Mary Claire is seeded fifth in the 1,600 and she is going to have to do some work to get (one of those top four spots). She will have to drop 20 seconds (at least). “In the 800, she is seeded sixth, but that is Mary’s best shot to make it out.� In girls shot put, Johnson has already surpassed expectations, so Jones sees no reason why she can’t do the same at the area meet. “Mah’Layzga is sixth coming in and all of the girls above her have thrown 38 and above,� Jones said. Freshman Sarah Niedrauer is representing REL in the 3,200 and, like teammate Neal in the 1,600, faces an uphill task to finish in one of the top four regional qualifying spots. Her district time of 12:11.31 seeds her fifth, with fourth-place Lourdes Vivas of The Woodlands coming in at 10:58.34.
BULLARD — Tyler Junior College softball accomplished a double-header sweep without reaching the sixth inning of either game Wednesday, defeating Angelina College 12-4 and 8-0 at Schwab Field on the campus of The Brook Hill School. The Apache Ladies (42-13, 21-3), ranked No. 10 in the most recent NJCAA Division I poll, got a homer and three RBIs from Haille Weber in Game 1 with Julia Knight delivering a five-hit shutout in Game 2.
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Field Events Shot put: 1, Cameron Belk, TC-CH, 43-2; 2, Derrick Johnson, TC-CH, 42-5 ½; 3, Jacob Williams, Grace, 42-2; 4, Jordon McGowen, Brook Hill, 42-00*; 5, Andrew Straughon, Legacy, 41.11 Ÿ; 6, Hayden Mark, PoP, 41-7 Ÿ. Discus: 1, Jacob Henry, Grace, 131-3; 2, Derrick Johnson, TC-CH, 129-6; 3, Adonis Butler, TC-CH, 127-10; 4, Jordon Day, Brook Hill, 126-4; 5, Andrew Brooks, Brook Hill, 122-0; 6, Colby White, Brook Hill, 117-1.
GAME 1 Angelina College jumped out to a 3-0 lead in the top of the first thanks to a solo homer by Taylor Davis and two-run single from Shay Vegas. TJC responded with two runs in the bottom of the inning, highlighted by an RBI double from Makenzie Goswick. Angelina increased TJC’s deficit to 4-2 in the second when the Roadrunners took advantage of an error, but the Apache Ladies used the long ball to help take the game over for good in the third. Shelbi Court smacked a two-run shot to tie the game with Makenzie Chatham’s RBI single ending up being the game-winning run. TJC made it 8-4 in the fourth on a three-run homer by Weber. The Apache Ladies continued to add to their lead until a two-run single by Rebecca Snow put the run-rule into play. Kelly Mardones shook of the first inning to go five strong for the victory, allowing four runs on eight hits with one walk and three strikeouts. Angelina’s Courtney Stephenson took the loss, allowing 11 earned in four innings.
GAME 2 TJC scored runs in four straight innings to invoke the run-rule after four. The Apache Ladies took a 3-0 lead in the first with Briana Paysinger and Court both scoring on passed balls and Goswick coming home on an error. A two-run double by Snow in the second scored Shelby Hotchkiss and Paysinger to increase the TJC lead to 5-0 with Snow later scoring on a RBI groundout from Weber. The Apache Ladies achieved run-rule with an RBI double by Chatham in the third and RBI single from Goswick in fourth.
High jump: 1, Garrett Davis, Brook Hill, 5-10; 2, Joshua Tips, TC-CH, 5-8; 3, John Moore, Grace, 5-6; 4, Luke Smith, Grace, J5-6; 5, Parker Ary, Grace, 5-4; 6, Isaiah Haggerty, Gorman, J5-4; 6, Jared Johnson, All Saints, J54. Pole vault: 1, Brit Bays, Grace, 10-00; 2, Saul Solis, Gorman, 9-6; 3, Sam Nechi, Brook Hill, 9-0; 4, Brady Thyen, Grace, J9-0. Long jump: 1, Camiron Smith, TC-CH, 21-3 ž; 2, Brock Aldredge, Grace, 21-2; 3,
Daniel Schmitt, Gorman, 20-11; 4, Trent Chambers, TC-CH, 20-8 ž; 5, Nick Kennedy, Gorman, 20-4; 6, John Dixon, Brook Hill, 19-2 ½. Triple jump: 1, Brock Aldredge, Grace, 43-10 Ÿ; 2, Camiron Smith, TC-CH, 43-6 ½; 3, Trent Chambers, TC-CH, 42-1; 4, Nick Kennedy, Gorman, 41-8; 5, Joe Martins, Gorman, 40-1 ½; 6, Daniel Schmitt, Gorman, 395. * — School record
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