Weather forces postponement of area sports events
Inclement weather leads to multiple postponements and cancellations across track and field, tennis, baseball, softball, and subvarsity schedules. Key changes include Canyon Cougar Relays diminished, Alamo Heights Mule Relays canceled, several games rescheduled for Monday or later, and tentative times noted for currently soggy fields.
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Canyon Softball Beats Hays 7-2 Despite Weather
Canyon Cougarettes defeated Hays 7-2 as Meagan De La Garza went 3 for 4 with two triples and three RBIs. The win improves Canyon’s record as they forge ahead in the season, showing determination despite bad weather.
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Tigers eliminate Unicorns in regional quarterfinal
Dripping Springs dazzled with a 5-0 win over New Braunfels at Burger Stadium. The Tigers tallied three first half goals despite the wind, pulling away after a scoreless start for Austin Lake Travis 1 Canyon Up. The Unicorns, coached by Larry Schaffer, fell for the third time this season to Dripping Springs, with Zachary Ward and Hayden Fowlkes adding second half goals to seal the outcome.
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Cougarettes fall 1-0 as Lake Travis upsets in regional quarterfinal
Canyon Cougarettes, ranked 27-4A runner up, suffer a 1-0 defeat to Austin Lake Travis at BRISD Stadium. Lake Travis, 17-4-2, struck at 1:40 and withstood Canyon’s late pressure and wind. Canyon outshot 11-8 but failed to convert, ending a six game win streak and sending Lake Travis to face Pleasanton or Gregory-Portland in a regional semifinal.
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Durant top AP player and Bennett coach of year
Freshman Kevin Durant of Texas was named AP player of the year and Tony Bennett of Washington State earned coach of the year honors. Durant led in scoring and rebounds, posted 20 double doubles, and helped Texas reach the NCAA tournament. Bennett guided Washington State to a 26-8 mark and an NCAA bid, his first season as head coach.
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