decatur - Wise County Messenger

6 ALL AROUND WISE, Decatur, Texas, Thursday, October 8, 2009
SUBVARSITY SPORTS
Girls
Volleyball
Junior varsity
Bridgeport 13 8
Iowa Park 25 25
Kills: Mady Hancock 2, Mikki Mowery 2; Assists: Tiffany Hawkins
3; Blocks: Hancock 6, Hannah Logan 2, Mowery 1; Digs: Kasey
Wages 3, Logan 2, Shelbi Fry 2, Ann Turlington 1, Audra Hart 1,
Lindsey Walker 1. Coach said poor effort resulted in the loss.
Bridgeport record 13-9
Freshmen
Bridgeport 25 25
Iowa Park 20 21
“The girls did a good job adjusting to a new rotation,” said Coach
Traci Woodard. “We also had not played in a week and a half, but
it did not keep them from playing hard and winning.” Skylar Shawn
put up seven assists. Kendra Mendoza slammed five kills and Madi
Manoushagian four. Haley Denton hit five aces, Manoushagian four
and Shawn three. Jessica Mares and Denton each had a pair of
digs. Kara Demmitt contributed an ace, a dig and an assist. Mares
had an ace and Manoushagian a block.
Bridgeport record 10-7
Junior high
Bridgeport 8A 25 20 27
Burkburnett 20 25 25
“The girls played more aggressive tonight and showed a lot of
heart coming from behind to win the third set,” said Coach Cheila
Demmitt. “We served well, passed the ball better and hustled all
over the court.” Digs: Lacey Erwin 3, Payton Tucker 3, Leah Guinn
3, Haley Guinn 2; Aces: Erwin 4, L. Guinn 4, Taylor Emola 3, Tucker
2, H. Guinn 2; Kills: Tucker 6, Erwin 3, Emola 2, L. Guinn 1, H.
Guinn 1; Assists: H. Guinn 5, L. Guinn 2, Erwin 1.
Bridgeport record 2-1
Bridgeport 8B 25 25
Burkburnett 15 19
Bridgeport served well, scoring 18 points on aces. “I am proud
of the hustle I saw on the court,” said Coach Cheila Demmitt.
Maegan McLaughlin served seven aces, Alex Sullivan-Green six,
Tamara Lippincott and Kayla Henson two each and Hannah Brown
one. McLaughlin had three kills and Lippincott two. Sullivan-Green
and Lippincott each had two assists and Henson one. Sullivan-
Green added two digs.
Bridgeport record 2-1
Bridgeport 7A 20 25 25
Burkburnett 25 20 22
The girls played excellent games and worked well as a team,
said Coach Shelly Arrington. “Super ball handling strategies, continuous
concentration and a very energetic spirit to win gave the
Sissies a victory.” Alyson Price had five assists, Samantha Hanock
and Landrie Walsh four each, and Jordan Vidal and Hayley
ooten two each. Price had three aces and two digs. Vidal had a
ig and Hooten an ace.
Bridgeport record 1-2
Bridgeport 7B 25 25
Burkburnett 21 16
“The Sissies are using great ball-handling techniques and coninuing
to work as a team,” said Coach Shelly Arrington. “They
ontinue to improve their serving and use different combinations
o win the set and match.” Kaylee Love and Tabatha Rivera each
ad four assists and Isabel Rodriguez two. Love served three aces,
and Rivera and Rodriguez two each. Rodriguez also had one dig.
Bridgeport record 2-1
Cross Country
Junior varsity
Bridgeport placed second in the team standings at Iowa Park
Oct. 1 with 42 points. Alejandra Huerta was top finisher with a
16:34, good for fifth. Kennedy Hudson was right behind in sixth
with a 16:38. Katie Samples placed with a 16:55, Raven Sessums
was 11th in 17:41 and Sarah Joiner rounded out the team.
Junior high
Bridgeport seventh grade girls took third with 61 points at Wise
County Park Saturday. Kaylee Love was top finisher with seventh
place in 15:03. Diana Garcia ran 10th in 15:34, Shiloh Weirich
16th in 16:32, Brianada Jasso 20th in 17:00, Elbia Ortiz 21st in
17:05, Tabitha Rivera 29th in 17:46. Lorna Mendez 33rd in 17:50,
Samantha James 34th in 17:50, Ryhan Read 36th in 17:50 and
Haley Engelert 37th in 17:50. Bridgeport brought 21 of the 54 runners,
but several others were playing in a volleyball tournament. In
the eighth grade meet, Kathryn McCauley placed 22nd in 16:48
and Haley Huber 25th in 17:25.
Decatur Middle School cross-country runners hosted their first
meet Saturday at Wise County Park and proved to be excellent
competitors as well as hosts. The seventh grade girls struck gold
with Nichole Neighbors crossing first at 13:34. Following close behind
were teammates Nichole Perez (4th 14:40) Baiey Berryman
(5th 14:41), Dianna Perez (sixth 14:44), and Ashtyn Bell clinching
first place for the team (eighth 15:22). The seventh grade girls
won with 20 points to second place Highland MS at 52. Included in
the team’s top ten were Nancy Torres (9th 15:27), Jacie Lachlan
(14th 16:01), Hannah Griffith (18th 16:45)Mital Patel (24th17:19)
and Christy MaHaffey (25th 17:20).
The eighth grade girls followed suit, almost presenting a clinic
on team effort, as they won their bracket with 25 points to Springtown's
46. Second through fifth places were all Decatur, Morgan
Haney 13:29, Samantha Gollakner 13:31, Haley Dennard 13:50,
and Marissa Martinez 13:54. Lilly Doubrava brought in the team
victory in 12th place at 14:53. The next five girls were close behind,
Guirnalda Lopez (16th 15:47), Anagale Maddox(17th 16:11),
Haylea McDaniel (20th 16:32), Maci Mitchell (21st 16:39) and
Jessica Cooper (28th 17:43).
Boys
Football
Junior varsity
Bridgeport 0 7 0 0 7
Graham 14 7 14 7 42
Though Bridgeport forced three turnovers and turned one into a
score, the Bulls also turned it over to thwart their chances for a
win. Brandon Smith caused a fumble, and Trevor Boles recovered it
and ran 60 yards for the only touchdown. Skylar Stowe contributed
150 yards of offense. Smith had several big tackles for losses.
Tyler Gardner had an interception, and Emilio Santellano had a
fumble recovery.
Bridgeport record 3-2
Freshmen
Bridgeport 0 6 0 0 6
Graham 0 8 0 0 8
The Bulls defense had a strong game, forcing several turnovers
and keeping the team in the game, including a goalline stand in
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