Six athletes qualify for state at Region IV meet
At Northside Stadium in San Antonio, New Braunfels and Canyon led the Class 4A Region IV track results as six qualify for state. New Braunfels advances the 400 relay with DeLemos Millett Krause, and Canyon fielded Nancy Tieken in the 800, while Krause wins shot put and Canyon sets a school mark in the 4x400 but misses the 1600 relay.
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San Antonio
Northside Stadium
New Braunfels
David DeLemos
Stephen Millett
Kraig Krause
Canyon
Nancy Tieken
Cougars
Ben Garcia
Rio Grande City
Rey Ramirez
David Simmons
Garcia
Braunfels
Krause
Records fall at 3A regional meet in Kingsville
Smithson Valley athletes posted numerous personal bests at the 3A regional meet. Kim Huntsucker finished second in the 400 meters in 58.8 securing a state bid while Moreno edged her late. Coach Louise Davidson praised the strong showing and Huntsucker aims for a 56 or 57 at state.
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Kingsville
Smithson Valley
Kim Huntsucker
Vanessa Moreno
Hebbrowville
Huntsucker
Austin
Moreno
Rangerette
Louise Davidson
Davidson
Carolyn Rice
Kim Wagner
Shalynn McCoy
Rangerettes
Refugio
Boerne
Rangers
Eutimio Trigo
John Cook
Frank Galvan
Sharyland
Scott Balmos
Canyon Cougars rally past Lions 4-3 in seventh inning
Canyon trailed 3-2 before Raul Chapa's 1-2 bloop single in the bottom of the seventh scored Bret Cappleman for a 4-3 win. Cappleman led the late rally after walking, stealing second, and setting up the decisive hit as Canyon improved to 9-0 in district, 20-3 overall behind strong relief.
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Canyon
Lockhart
Cougars
The
Lions
Ralph Behrend
Raul Chapa
Bret Cappleman
Cappleman
Rudy Moya
Lou Gillis
Troy Moss
Ronnie Rittimann
Danny Hernandez
Chapa
Michael Rodriguez
Moss
Rittiman
Rodriguez
Rittimann
Hernandez
Moya
Danny Rodriguez
Wagner
Lions Lockhart
Recene
Canyon Lockhart Canyon
Rbi
Riggs
H. Martinez
Hoff
Capello
M. Rodriguez
Hoft
Stanley
SB — Campbell
Capimn
Hoft Moss
Stanly
Ritmn
Carter
Mrargz
Gillis
Moye
Dherdz
Morls
Schule
Oradrgz
Dt Canyon Smith
Caplo
Spend A Buck Dominates Kentucky Derby in record time
Angel Cordero steers Spend A Buck to a blistering 111th Derby win in 2 00 1 5, the third fastest in history, as Chief's Crown unable to challenge. Stephan's Odyssey takes second with Eternal Prince fading after a fast opening. Cordero praises his horse while fans cash a $10.20 payoff.
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Louisville
Angel Cordero
Cordero
Don MacBeth
Chief's Crown
Chief’s Crown
Stephan’s
Odyssey
MacBeth
Secretariat
Northern Dancer
Eternal Prince
Spend A Buck
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David King
McKinnis
Tioy
Monica Trevino
Trevino
Delemos
Millett
Eric Schroeder
Kevin Walker
Clemens
A J. Johnson
Kevin
A.J
Johnson
Ramirez
Troy
Carl Davis
Ticker
Fredericksburg
Yvonne Roche
Cesue
Tivy
Phillip White
Leslie Kriewaldt
Herald-Zeitung
Derby
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