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FOOTBALL: Panthers in the mist

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By ERIC VICCARO
bnewssports@sbcglobal.net

The Gold-Burg High School football gave all it had – trying to prevent Saint Jo from inducing the mercy rule in Friday night’s non-district game at Harley Sewell Field in Saint Jo.
The Bears almost pulled off the feat.
That was until Lozano Baltazar got loose and scampered down the home team sideline on a 20-yard TD pass with 1 minute, 37 seconds left in the fourth quarter.
Saint Jo celebrated its Homecoming and knocked off an injury-ravaged Gold-Burg 50-0 in this game featuring a pair of Montague County schools.
The game was played in, at times, a driving mist. But, that didn’t deter either squad in this game that featured no fumbles despite a slippery football.
Saint Jo head coach Chad Tallon applauded Gold-Burg’s grit during the game.
“I can see a huge difference in Gold-Burg’s attitude and effort since coach Johnson has been coach,” he said. “They never acted like the score was out of hand. They kept trying.” Read more in the mid-week edition of The Bowie News, which includes complete statistics.

Saint Jo’s Garrett Parker (26) runs free during the first half of Friday’s non-district 6-man football game at Harley Sewell Field in Saint Jo. The Panthers topped Montague County rival Gold-Burg 50-0. (News photo by Eric Viccaro)

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Lady Rabbits slip past Slidell, 17-15

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Bowie held off a stiff challenge from Slidell in Nocona Summer League action June 22, the Lady Rabbit basketball team posting a 17-15 win over the Lady ‘Hounds.

Slidell took a pair of early leads only to be met by a basket and 3-pointer by junior Laney Segura for a 5-4 Bowie lead. Sophomore newcomer Sawyer Martin’s free throws and a Kynlee Baker basket extended the lead to 9-4 midway through the 16-minute running clock first half.

Each team traded baskets to close the half, Bowie’s basket from Kylee Waldrep, as the Lady Rabbits took advantage of cold shooting from the Lady ‘Hounds to lead 11-6 at the break.

Slidell got within one early in the second half, using a size advantage inside for a couple of layins to get within 11-10 with about 12 minutes left. Bowie used another small run to take control again.

For further details, pick up a copy of Thursday’s Bowie News.

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RJ Oliver takes over as Nocona BB coach

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RJ Oliver is ready to take over “his” team.

The new Nocona Head Baseball coach, who has been at the school for six years as an assistant coach, is ready to tke tdhe incoming seniors to the next level.”

When I first started here, we weren’t every good but we built a program that has gotten better over the years,” Oliver said. “I’ve been offered other jobs since I’ve been here but the senior and I have worked together since 6th grade and I think we have the chance to breally good.”

Nocona went into the area round this year before being knocked out. Oliver said it has been exciting getting the head coach position. Oliver is bursting at the seams to get started next Spring.

For further details, pick up a copy of Thursday’s Bowie News.

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Youth take part in Jim Bowie Days Rodeo

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Results for the 2026 Jim Bowie Days Youth Rodeo are as follows:

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First place in the ages 7-10 division was Korleigh Carver with a time of 17.724 followed by Lilly Pitts in 18.547 for 2nd place. In 3rd place was Willa Crawford in 20.696 with Jackson Fletcher in 4th in 21.494. Brady Hoffman was 5th in 23.176.

Annabelle Spooner won the 11-14 division with a time of 17.751 followed by Hadley Donegan in 2nd with a time of 17.999. In 3rd spot was Layna Taylor in 19.113 with Brinley Steinke in 4th with a time of 19.647. Kambell Hansard was 5th in 19.873.

In the ages 15-19 division Paislee Fugate won with a time of 16.897 followed by Marli Donegan in 17.823. In 3rd spot was Bryellen Vaillalpando in 17.98 with Julia Mott in 18.249 finishing 4th and Adyson Conner 5th in 18.671.

For further details, pick up a copy of Thursday’s Bowie News.

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