SPORTS
SPORTS BRIEFS: One camp left at River Bend
One River Bend Rangers camp remains before the start of school.
The camp will run from 8:30 a.m. to noon Aug. 18-22 at the River Bend Nature Center in Wichita Falls at 2200 Third Street.
The camp is for children ages 4-12 years old.
The cost is $70 for River Bend Nature Center members, and $80 for nonmembers.
For information, call the River Bend Nature Center at 940-767-0843 or log onto www.riverbendnaturecenter.org.
Meet the Panthers set for Aug. 28
There will be a Meet the Panther event in Saint Jo after 6 p.m. on Aug. 28 at Harley Sewell Field in Saint Jo.
Watermelon will be served at this social gathering.
High school and junior high school athletes will be recognized that night.
The Meet the Panther event will occur right after Meet the Teacher.
NCTC v-ball slate released
The North Central Texas College volleyball program will open the season on Aug. 22 at the Tyler Tournament.
The home opener will follow at 6 p.m. on Aug. 27 as NCTC plays Northlake College. Overall, the Lions will play 13 home matches this year.
NCTC, Clarendon, Brookhaven, Paris, Navarro, Seminole, Wharton and Trinity Valley will all compete in the North Central Invitational on Sept. 5-6.
The Lions open league play on Sept. 16 against rival Temple College.
The National Junior College Athletic Association Region V tournament will take place Nov. 7-8 with the national tournament to follow in Casper, Wyo., from Nov. 20-22.
For more information, log onto the www.nctcathletics.com website.
Nocona and Saint Jo opened their respective district play with convincing road wins.
The Lady Indians needed four games but outlasted Archer City, 3-1 (25-22, 25-19, 23-25, 25-16). Paige Davis and Sy Parker each had 12 kills to pace Nocona with Davis adding 12 digs defensively. Maddyn Bowles led the way with 17 digs, 11 assists and served up three aces.
Setter Kasi Castro had 24 assists and 13 digs with Sophia Gaytan adding 12 assists and eight digs. Saint Jo went into Bellevue and posted a 25-15, 25-14, 25-22 sweep over the Lady Eagles.
For further details, pick up a copy of Thursday’s Bowie News.
After a tough loss to open District 10-A volleyball play, Bellevue’s squad used the two-day break to refocus its efforts. The break worked as the Lady Eagles evened its record at 1-1 with a 3-0 win over visiting Midway Sept. 24 (25-17, 25-22, 25-20).
Bellevue Coach Jamie Hickey said working on game scenarios in practice has begun to pay off. Keeping focus was key to the victory as well.
“I think our key tonight was our mindset and just staying together,” Hickey said. “Letting mistakes go and focusing on the next play. We’ve been working on scenarios in practice and being intentional with each possession and attacking the ball more. I think we did tonight.” The Falcons played gutsy all night long, staying in each game after Bellevue had taken a good lead but the Lady Eagles, playing before a large crowd, held their own.
For further details, pick up a copy of Thursday’s Bowie News.
Forestburg opened District 10-A action with a road win at Gold-Burg Sept. 22, beating the Lady Bears in a three-game sweep (25-8, 25-9, 25-6.)
Forestburg’s Madi Wadsworth started game one with a five-point run, including two aces. Brenna Briles kept the drive alive with a kill. Gold-Burg broke serve and Zara Andrade’s serving point cut the deficit to three.
Yareli Aguirre cut the lead to 5-7 with another single point. Jocelyn Rich later countered for Forestburg with another five-point string to extend the lead to 13-5Back-to-back aces by Rich forced Gold-Burg Coach Cheryl Cromleigh into a timeout.
Sophomore Addy Conway rolled off four aces amidst a six-point run for the Lady ‘Horns to give the squad a 20-6 lead. Jocelyn Rich’s kill kept things moving along for Forestburg.
For further details, pick up a copy of Thursday’s Bowie News.
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