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4 ALL AROUND WISE, Decatur, Texas, Thursday, November 5, 2009
SUBVARSITY SPORTS
Continued from page 3
The Sissies were limited offensively
in a loss to Vernon Oct.
23. Skylar Shawn had four assists.
Nikki Mowery led the Sissies
with two kills.
“We had trouble adjusting
to several new positions,” said
Bridgeport coach Traci Woodard.
“Everyone was having to
play somewhere they usually do
not play because several team
members were not with us at
the game. We also missed more
serves than usual.”
Bridgeport record 12-11, 3-4
Bridgeport 8A 25 25
WF McNiel 10 18
Taylor Emola and Leah Guinn
put down four kills each, leading
the Sissies to a victory over Mc-
Niel Oct. 26. Lacey Erwin and
Payton Tucker each added three
kills. Emola and Tucker also had
three aces. Haley Guinn recorded
eight assists.
“Great job tonight,” said
Bridgeport coach Cheila Demmitt.
“The girls played with a
lot of heart and fought hard for
the win. I was excited to see the
girls come together and encourage
the best from one another.
The girls passed the ball well
tonight and really moved around
the court to get to the ball. This
was a nice win and a great way
to end their season.”
Bridgeport record 9-4, 6-1
Bridgeport 8B 25 25
WF McNiel 17 15
Tamara Lippincott put down
three kills, and Hannah Brown
added two in the Sissies' victory
over McNiel Oct. 26. Kayla
Henson finished with three aces.
Lippincott and Angelica Martinez
each had two.
“The girls played well tonight
and ended their season on a
positive note,” said Bridgeport
coach Cheila Demmitt. “The
girls have worked hard this season
and have developed skills
that will help them as they move
to the next level. I am proud
of these girls and the way they
came together to finish the seaon
much stronger than they
tarted.”
Bridgeport record 5-5, 4-3
Bridgeport 7A 16 12
WF McNiel 25 25
The Sissies fell in their final
match Oct. 26 against McNiel.
Paige Fagen had two aces and
two assists. Remi Swenson recorded
three assists.
“The Sissies gave great efforts
throughout each game but
missed key opportunities to finsh
with a win,” said Bridgeport
oach Shelly Arrington. “With
ard work and continuous desire
o improve the girls will be very
uccessful volleyball players.”
Bridgeport record 3-7, 1-6
Bridgeport 7B 20 25 25
WF McNiel 25 23 22
Ryhan Read and Diana Garcia
each had three aces as the Sissies
outlasted McNiel in the season
finale Oct. 26. Read added
four assists. Garcia and Vanessa
Rojohs finished with three assists
each.
“The Sissies played three outstanding
games,” said Bridgeport
coach Shelly Arrington.
“They worked well together,
using a lot of three-hit combinations.
With a lot of enthusiasm
and drive, the Sissies finished
the match with a win. The girls
had a good season. There are
many talented athletes on this
team, and I believe each will
have a great volleyball career.”
Bridgeport record 7-4, 4-3
Cross Country
District 5-3A Meet
Junior Varsity
The Decatur Lady Eagles junior
varsity cross country team
won the district title Oct. 28.
Decatur took the top five spots
in the race, scoring 15 points.
Bridgeport was second with 47
points.
Decatur’s Paulina Sanchez
won the race in 13:38. Whitney
Vrba was second in 13:44.
Macky Daily ran 13:55, taking
third. Haleigh Newville finished
fourth in 13:59. Tamera Mawald
took fifth in 14:11.
Other Decatur results:
8. Katie Brown 14:29
12. Casie Morgan 14:55
14. Elise Keller 15:24
15. Katie Oberle 15:35
16. Hannah Davidson 15:36
18. Casey Ritter 16:00
19. Andrea Rivera 16:02
21. Krista Tamplen 16:06
23. Kory Jones 16:17
25. Lindsey Provan 16:31
27. Erica Lampkins 16:36
28. Teresa Rivera 17:36
33. Karen Fernandez 19:20
Bridgeport results
9. Courtney Cortez 14:39
10. Emily Price 14:41
11. Audra Hart 14:47
13. Katie Samples 15:19
17. Kennedy Hudson 15:40
22. Shelbie McDuffie 16:15
24. Raven Sessums 16:26
26. Macy Bishop 16:31
29. Sarah Joiner 18:37
30. Madison Keller 18:58
32. Presley White 19:14
The Decatur Eagles junior varsity
cross country team took
second Oct. 28 at the District 5-
3A meet. Decatur finished with
33 points. Bridgeport was third
with 70 points.
Decatur’s Michael Smyers
finished second, running 19:24.
Gunner Dailey was fourth in
19:56. Travis Kyle took fifth in
20:05. Tim Slimp finished 10th
in 21:13. Daniel Smyers was
14th in 21:46.
Other Decatur results:
15. Caleb Jones 22:13
22. Shane Pogue 25:46
Bridgeport results
7. Mac Whitcomb 20:49
11. Garcia Alejandro 21:33
17. Shawn James 23:48
23. Austin Baker 26:09
24. Brandon Myers 26:19
Junior High
The Decatur Middle School
cross country teams brought
home district titles Oct. 28 at
Joe Wheeler Park in Decatur.
The seventh and eighth-grade
girls turned in a perfect score
of 15. Haley Dennard won the
race in 13:27. Morgan Haney
took second, finishing in 13:28.
Nichole Neighbors came in third
in 13:30. Alex Raasch finished
fourth in 14:10, and Marissa
Martinez was fifth 14:12.
“The rest of the team did an
outstanding job of pushing back
the competition,” said Decatur
coach Vinessa Archer. “We had
13 girls across the finish before
the second-place team, Burkburnett,
got its runner in. It wasn’t
too surprising as this team has
been very consistent and teamoriented
all season. They ran
with purpose and would not be
denied.”
Other Decatur results:
7. Blakely Brown 14:28
11. Morgan McGee 14:56
12. Samantha Gollakner
15:05
14. Nancy Torres 15:35
15. Guirnalda Lopez 15:35
18. Nicole Perez 15:40
19. Lily Doubrava 15:51
20. Dianna Perez 15:51
23. Bailey Berryman 16:26
25. Jaclyn Hicks 16:37
26. Angela Ferris 16:40
27. Mital Patel 16:45
28. Christy Mahaffey 16:46
29. Hannah Griffith 16:47
31. Mandy Padron 16:48
32. Haylea McDaniel 16:48
36. Cayla Cotton 17:04
41. Maci Mitchell 17:24
43. Jaci Loflin 17:27
44. Dianna Martinez 17:33
47. Jessica Cooper 17:53
50. Jessica Hoerth 18:00
52. Sylvia Perez 18:13
55. Kendall Childers 18:20
59. Savannah Bearden 18:49
63. Kendall Hubbard 18:58
66. Laura Aguilar 19:10
72. Jennifer Romero 20:34
73. Kelsey Guinn 20:35
74. Gabrielle Buchanan 20:48
75. Noehlia Ortiz 20:51
76. Jo Beth Weaver 20:55
86. Kassandra Lopez 22:39
87. Julie Fawley 23:19
88. Tricia Moore 23:31
Bridgeport results
9. Lacey Erwin 14:50
17. Diana Garcia 15:38
21. Kaylee Love 15:57
33. Destiny Milner 16:51
34. Kathryn McCauley 16:52
35. Paige Fagen 17:01
37. Leah Guinn 17:11
38. Shiloh Weirich 17:15
39. Allison Price 17:21
40. McKenna Myers 17:23
42. Angelica Martinez 17:25
46. Victoria Rivera 17:45
49. Billie Webb 17:53
53. Tabitha Rivera 18:16
56. Lorna Mendez 18:29
57. Haley Shinn 18:35
60. Autumn Hodges 18:54
61. Isabel Rodriguez 18:56
62. Samantha James 18:56
64. Haley Engelhert 19:00
65. Sydnie Howard 19:10
67. Emily Martinez 19:11
68. Jorden Vidal 19:15
69. Andylyn Heckard 19:34
70. Rhyan Read 19:54
71. Samantha Lara 20:03
77. Analeigh Hronec 22:01
78. Kayla Redder 22:08
79. Alexis Peters 22:11
80. Madison Cortez 22:14
81. Remington Swensson
22:15
82. Taylor Russell 22:24
83. MacKenzie Cortez 22:32
84. Bailey Higgins 22:36
85. Megan Lambert 22:38
The Decatur middle school
boys cross country team won
the district title, scoring 17
points. Taylor Clayton won the
race, running 11:50. Harry
Boatman finished third in 12:20.
Brandon Rivera took fourth in
12:28. Lane Mitchell was sixth
in 13:27. Skylar Westlake finished
seventh in 13:28.
“This is great for our boys, who
have worked so hard in the past
and just needed team support to
put them where they deserve to
be,” said Decatur coach Vinessa
Archer. “Our eighth-grade boys
have been outstanding leaders
this season, and the seventh
graders have provided enthusiasm
and spark.”
Other Decatur results:
9. Joel Forbis 13:28
15. Robert Sellers 14:21
16. Dakota Sellers 14:35
18. Tyler Maxson 14:43
23. Hunter Davitt 15:05
24. Robert Davila 15:20
31. Brandon Gindt 15:59
32. Ira Fuller 16:05
33. Anthony August 16:06
34. Travis Taylor 16:08
37. Tyler Dhalky 16:24
Bridgeport results
8. Daniel Garcia 13:28
14. Chris Hernandez 14:18
17. Travis Fuentes 14:43
19. Jonathan Nabors 14:48
21. Martin Vidal 14:53
22. Payton Pierce 15:01
25. Luis Torres 15:24
26. John Freeman 15:33
27. Jaron Roberson 15:37
30. Chris Ray 15:53
36. Isaiah DeHoyos 16:21
38. Alexander Cordova 16:40
39. Chad Hall 16:44
42. Jose Hernandez 16:56
44. Bryan Rosas 17:28
45. Tyler Pakulak 17:32
46. Jarred Williams 18:06
District 9-2A Meet
JV Girls
The Alvord junior varsity girls
won the district cross country
title Oct. 26 at Joe Wheeler
Park, scoring 15 points.
Paradise's
Kourtland Smith won the race in
14:36.
Other results:
Alvord
4. Robyn Musgrave 15:14
5. Kailey Watkins 15:20
7. Samantha Rogers 15:33
8. Kacy Arnold 15:35
9. Erin Patrick 15:42
10. Tabitha Evans 15:47
11. Amber Greer 15:55
14. Kala Cash 17:11
16. Macy Pritchett 18:12
17. Jordann Warren 18:21
19. Lindsey Pollard 18:43
20. Marley Moyers 23:26
JV Boys
Boyd’s Alex Snodgrass won
the junior varsity district cross
country title, running 19:24. His
teammate Hunter Shearer took
second in 20:53.
District 18-A Meet
JV Boys
The Slidell Greyhounds took
second at the district cross
country meet Oct. 28 in Saint
Jo.
Slidell results
4. Zane Perkins 23:28
6. Jessie Bowen 25:22
8. Tommy Roplogle 25:26
10. Brandon Roberts 26:45
20. TJ Epting 29:58
Junior High Boys
The Slidell Greyhounds won
the junior high boys title Oct.
28.
Slidell results
2. Jarrett Tinsman 13:44
4.Khristian Talamantes 14:02
6. Isaac Davis 14:16
9. Heyden Crane 14:50
12. Tyler Maynard 15:16
14. Ben Clemmer 15:41
21. Colton Perkins 17:03
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