SPORTS
Prairie Valley cross country meet set for Oct. 15
The Prairie Valley Independent School District will have a cross country meet on Oct. 15 at the school.
There are divisions for the following runners: Varsity and junior varsity girls, varsity and JV boys and junior high school boys and girls.
There will also be a fun run for elementary school students.
Entries for the meet need to be e-mailed, mailed or faxed by Oct. 13. Fax entries to 940-825-4650, or e-mail: Jeannie.carpenter@esc9.net. Make checks payable to Prairie Valley ISD.
A concession stand will be available during the race.
The event will begin with the girls’ varsity and junior varsity race at 3:45 p.m., followed by the boys’ varsity and junior varsity race, junior high girls, junior high boys and the fun run.
The cost of the fun run is $5, and a parent must sign a waiver for his or her child to participate.
Medals will be given to the top-10 finishers in each division, and a plaque will be awarded to the title team of each division.
For information, e-mail Jeannie.carpenter@esc9.net.
Prairie Valley Bulldogs. (Logo provided by the Prairie Valley Independent School District)
Two major portions of Nocona’s 2023 bond issue are very close to being completed.
The new high school gym should be complete in time for the volleyball team to begin practice there Aug. 1, according to Superintendent Dr. David Waters. Ground on the 22,000 square foot facility was broken on Oct. 18, 2024.
Waters said a punch list meeting with the construction manager was scheduled for earlier this week with final touchups expected shortly afterwards. Fans should be able to enjoy the facility for the volleyball team’s season opener Aug. 11.
Fans will enjoy the new gym from entering the facility which has glass walls, enabling fans to watch the game from the foyer. Once inside the gym itself, there is stadium, chair back seating on the home side allowing for a much more comfortable experience.
For further details, pick up a copy of Thursday’s Bowie News.
Montague school 8th grader Sage Keck had a tremendous week in California at the USATF National Junior Olympics.
Keck qualified in three events there: the 800-meters, the 1,500-meters and the 3,000-meters over a five-day period. Keck opened by running in the 800-meter prelims, which she admits is her least favorite race. She admitted being “fresh and excited” for her first race and showed it by qualifying for the finals with a top 8 overall finish with a time of 2:21.76.
On July 30, she ran in the 1,500 prelims. Keck said she was seeded 12th out of the 16 competitors but wound up qualifying for the finals with a fourth- place finish in 4:48.38.
“I was just happy over that,” Keck said.”
For further details, pick up a copy of Thursday’s Bowie News.
Bowie’s tennis team has opened the 2026 Fall season with a 2-1 record.
On July 31, the Rabbits beat host Decatur, 13-6. In girl’s singles, Bowie’s Willow Seibert won 8-2 with Peyton Goodwin falling 3-8. Jessi Mayfield won 9-8 (7-5) with Maddie Schwarz falling 8-9, (6-7)/. Angeles Alvarez won 8-5 with Avedi Deweber losing 8-5.
In girl’s doubles, Alvarez and Mayfield lost 8-6. Schwarz and Goodwin won 8-2 with Deweber and Avery Bonham losing 8-5.
In boy’s singles, Jordan Mayes won 8-4 with Nolan Bailey winning 8-2 for the Rabbits as did Xander Jones over his opponent. Casyn Fraser suffered a 5-8 loss with Jake Atteberry winning 8-3.
For further details, pick up a copy of Thursday’s Bowie News.
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