Trinity Lakes Triumph Sparks Six Event Tennis Rally
Trinity Lakes gained yards in a tight track and field finale, edging Lamar Tech by four points to secure the tennis crown prospects. Cardinals’ early lead in football tactics sparked ACC and Texas teams, with Gerald Williams setting a conference record in the long jump and Gary Champion contributing a multi-event performance as Trinity reshaped the standings amid other finals.
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Bobcats Lead Track and Win Lone Star Golf Title
The Bobcats dominated the Lone Star Conference carnival across track and golf while East Texas State claimed the tennis title. Notable performances included Antonin Erilson and Wade Key in field events, Fred Fox's record broad jump, Rowhie Gillom's pole vault, and SWTS scoring 201 and more. Eddie Chapin upset Southwest Texas star Robert Fant in quarterfinals.
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Southside Cardinals top Southwest in district finale
Southside Cardinals edged Southwest Dragons 6-3 at Southwest Field to close the district 284A schedule. Uriegus led the winners with a double and three singles in four at bats, Lara added two bats and a single. Southside finished 4-4-4 in district play and 9-7-1 overall. Southwest ended 6-6.
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Medina Valley Ties Judson for 30-A Title
Medina Valley and Judson battled to a 8-4 decision in a crowded district 30A race as Biedleger stood out with a lone hit. Palms, Kroeger, and Domack are mentioned among players, while ongoing schedules and fall practice notes hint at regional basketball and football events.
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South San Del Rio Open Series Tuesday
South San and Del Rio open a district level series Tuesday with a best of three arrangement if needed. Coaches Gustafson and De Hoyas discuss rotation as Laredo Nixon against Del Rio aims to stop a 17-7 run while Park and Burrows Field host the playoff flow.
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District AAA clash set as Martins and Brackenridge meet
Fragmentary notes show high school districts with Lanter and Flores players mentioned. McCollum leads Cowboys to a 20-6 season mark while district standings list 9a 11-12. Brackenridge and Martin scheduled for a 1:30 District AAA game at Fort Wells with 4,612 district record and Eagles traveling.
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All-District GAREDO-Nixon Mustangs shine in 12-0 season
The Laredo Nixon Mustangs fielded four players and built a 7-12-0 record with a 0.50 ERA. Acevedo led at .392 with 12 doubles and 1275 RBIs, Mancha hit .360, and Medina sparred with Ra mirez and Gliberto Mancha among others. Eddie Arius and Bobby Haynes contributed in the outfield as Nixon overwhelmed Laredo. Martin subbed in after Medina left, with strong pitching and a decisive win over Laredo.
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Guzman Loses First of Season in Lubbock
Texas Tech defeated Pan American College 20 to 0 Friday afternoon in Lubbock. Johnny Guzman, making his first start of the season, showed inconsistent control as Eldon Ox shut out Pan American. The Red Raiders improved to 13-28 in 28 games, and the teams were set to meet again Saturday in Texas.
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Canyon Wins District Title
Canyon clinched the 255AA district baseball championship and earned a spot in next week’s regional playoffs by defeating San Felipe 18 7. Sullivan allowed two runs, led by a two RBI single, as Canyon pulled away with timely hits to secure the district title and advance toward Del Rio in the upcoming regional series.
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