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HIGH SCHOOL ACTIVITIES: UIL proposes changes

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The University Interscholastic League Legislative Council met recently at headquarters in Austin to make decisions on proposed rule changes.
The rule changes would cover academics, athletics, music and overall policy.
The council approved proposals to create pilot contests in robotics, copy editing, Conference 1A marching band and computer science for A-plus academics.
In academics, the council voted to place on a referendum ballot a proposal to allow schools in Conferences 1A and 2A to use eighth-grade students for One-Act Play.
An amendment to eliminate the speaker at the state level Feature Writing Contest also was given approval.
In athletics, an amendment to create a pilot program providing home field advantage to the higher seed in the first round of the 2015 Conference 6A football playoffs was unanimously approved.
They also voted to increase the number of teams advancing to the playoffs from each district from three to four for all Conference 2A varsity team sports.
A proposal to create a separate championship for Conference 1A volleyball for the 2015-16 academic year was accepted.
The current alignment will be used with 2A and 1A schools grouped together for districts. Then Conference 2A and 1A schools would be divided into a separate playoff brackets.
In music, the council approved a pilot project for a state mariachi contest.
The Commissioner of Education must approve the amendments the UIL council passes before they take effect. If accepted, these rules would go into effect on Aug. 1, 2015.

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Saint Jo wins area track titles

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Saint Jo’s boy’s and girl’s track teams took area titles April 20 at Forestburg.

The top four finishers in each event qualified for the Region 3-A meet May 1-2 at Hewitt Midway High School outside Waco.

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Saint Jo’s Ayden Giambruno finished 2nd in the 3,200-meter run with a time of 11:32.62. Bellevue’s Cade Broussard was 4th in 12:02.50.

In the 400-meter relay, Forestburg’s foursome of Jesse Wadsworth, Josiah Wadsworth, Rafael Sanchez and Hayden Halliburton finished 4th with a time of 47.27. Forestburg’s Juan Gonzaez was 2nd in the 800-meter run in 2:13.17.

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

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Rabbit BB falls to Holliday, 8-3

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A five-run outburst over the final three innings lifted Holliday’s baseball team past host Bowie 8-3 April 17.

The Eagles got out to a 2-0 first inning lead, using two hits and an error off Rabbit pitcher Rayder Mann. Mann opened the Bowie first by reaching on a caftcher’s error. A pair of groundouts and Mann getting caught in a rundown ended the threat. Bowie threatened again in the second, Allen Miller was hit by a one out pitch. A pair of strikeouts ended the threat.

Hollday added a run in the third for a 3-0 lead. The Rabbits got on the scoreboard in the bottom of the third.

Mann drew a two-out walk with Caden Belcher picking up a single. He moved to second on the throw in. Eddie DeLeon followed with a two-RBI single. He was caught in a rundown to end the threat.

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

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Nocona track led by Parker wins

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Seven Nocona track team members qualified for the Region II-2A track meet May 1-2 after top four finishes at the Area meet April 17 in Graham.

The 400-meter relay foursome of Gage Grubbs, Kyle Walters, Landon Fatheree and David Pizano finished 3rd with a time of 43.93. Pisano won the 400-meter dash in 51.38 with Fatheree 2nd in the 100-meters in 11.24.

The 1,600-meter relay team of Jax Fuller, Waters, Fatheree and Pisano were 3rd in 3:33.60.

On the girl’s side sophomore Sy Parker won both the shot put with a 34’3” throw, beating 2nd place by just one inch, and the discus with a 107’10” try. Ava Johnson was 4th in the 200—meters with a 27.69 time.

Not qualifying for regionals but still coming through with points for the Lady Indians with Raylea Bowles in the high jump, who finished 5th  with a 4’8” leap, and Kaylee Thomas who was 5th in the pole vault with a 7’6” effort.

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