Wranglers freshmen eye indoor title bid at Arkansas
Odessa College freshmen Russell Hunter Evins Tobler and Harold Madox lead a confident Wranglers track squad aiming for a fifth straight NJCAA Indoor title at the University of Arkansas. Coach James Segrest expects heavy points from sprinters and field events with a deep freshman class ready to win. The two-day meet runs through Saturday at the Indoor Tennis and Track Center with looming outdoor nationals May 16-18 in Odessa.
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Carl Lewis
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National Junior College Athletic Association
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Rodney Cooper
Timmy Johnson
Harold Madox
Calvin Long
Toney Mitchell
Dennis Burley
Felix Davis
Davis
Trenton
N.J
Mitchell
Long
Madox
Clark Waddell
Dallas Lincoln High School
Harold
Calvin
Cooper
Monterey and South Oak Cliff Face 5A Showdown In Texas Title Run
In the Texas Class 5A state tournament Monterey and South Oak Cliff, both recent champions, meet in a semifinal at the Frank Erwin Center as Victoria and Yates also clash. The four 5A semifinalists share titles and strong records, with SOC relying on a pressing defense and Monterey led by Laura Supak, Kira Morgan, and Allison Taylor.
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Victoria
South Texas Power
South Oak Cliff
Lubbock Monterey
Houston Yates
Monterey
Frank Erwin Center
Yates
Abernathy
Honey Grove
Seymour
Troy
Nazareth
Priddy
Snook
Petty West Lamar
Vernon
Midlothian
Sweeny
Boerne
Waco Richfield
Sweetwater
Richfield
Fredericksburg
Livingston
Garry Beveridge
Wranglers finish regular season 31-0 after win over Clarendon
Odessa College Lady Wranglers clinched the Western Junior College Athletic Conference title with a 70-50 victory over Clarendon Junior College to reach 31-0. Sophomore guard Carmen Alvarez left with a severely turned ankle and coach Ken Hefner said playoff status was uncertain. Dee Conwell led with 17 points, Sharon Blair added 16, while Rosalind Brown and Lawenza Mitchell scored 10 each as the Lady Bulldogs finished 18-7 overall and 8-6 in conference. The team heads to Region V playoffs Tuesday at Snyder’s Scurry County Coliseum.
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Lady Wranglers
Clarendon Junior College
Carmen Alvarez
Ken Hefner
Scurry County Coliseum
Snyder
Dee Conwell
Sharon Blair
Lady Bulldogs
Rosalind Brown
Lawenza Mitchell
Hefner
Dee
Burks
Myers
Benoit
Chism
Wranglers
Wranglers edge Clarendon in tight finish to clinch second in WJCAC
Odessa College Wranglers beat Clarendon Junior College 64 to 63 to secure second place in the Western Junior College Athletic Conference and earn a Region V tournament berth in Snyder. Patrick Fairs led OD with 14 points as Luther Burks, Dewayne Chism and Mark Benoit joined double figures.
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Clarendon
Odessa College
Wranglers
Clarendon Junior College
Scurry County Coliseum
Snyder
Archie Myers
Patrick Fairs
Luther Burks
Dewayne Chism
Mark Benoit
Eric Chinn
Regional 5A boys basketball opens with two semi finals
In Chaparral Center Midland hosts District 3-5A teams Amarillo Palo Duro and Lubbock Monterey for Region I 5A playoff action. Monterey meets Denton at 8 p.m. and Palo Duro faces Fort Worth Southwest at 6 p.m. Winners play Saturday at 2 p.m. for regional title and a berth to state.
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Amarillo Palo Duro
Lubbock
Monterey High Schools
Chaparral Center
Monterey
Denton
Palo Duro
Fort Worth Southwest
The
Dons
Midland Lee High School
el Paso Eastwood High
Southwest
Haltom
Grand Prairie
Rebels
el Paso Andress
Abilene High
Plainsmen
Irving MacArthur
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