SPORTS
Montague’s Keck named All-American
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.
More than 10,000 riders are expected Aug. 29 for the annual Hotter ‘N Hell Hundred across the city of Wichita Falls.
Hotter’N Hell Hundred grew out of efforts to find a special way for Wichita Falls to celebrate its 1982 centennial.
The Wichita Falls Bicycle Club proposed a bicycle ride – 100 miles in 100 degree heat to celebrate 100 years, coining the name: Hotter’N Hell Hundred. The rest is Hotter’N Hell History.
A full weekend of activities downtown and around the city will make for a family friendly event. Race lengths start at 10K and a number of youth and adult age divisions encourage all riders to take part.
Bands, vendors will also be on hand. For further information, including a full schedule of events, including spectator events, visit hh100.org.
Submit race or fan photos from the event to sports@bowienewsonline.com.
In an up and down weekend for Bellevue’s volleyball team, the Lady Eagles opened Saturday looking for improvement over Thursday’s action in the Poolville Tournament.
Bellevue finished 3rd in its pool Thursday, moving it into the Bronze bracket of the 12-team tournament. The squad suffered a 20-25, 14-25 setback to Class 2A Petrolia.
The Lady Pirates jumped out to a 3-0 lead in game one. Karis Denson’s kill and a Chloe Broussard point cut the deficit to 2-3. Denson had another kill before Petrolia rolled off five straight points for a 9-3 lead.
Landry Fluitt’s two serving points cut the deficit in half. Bellevue hung tough with Kynlea Jones’ point getting within 8-10. Mattie Broussard’s kill broke serve with Brooklyn Shook coming through with a five-point string to give the Lady Eagles their first lead at 14-12. Mattie Broussard served up an ace among a two-point string to put Bellevue up 17-13.
For further details, pick up a copy of Thursday’s Bowie News.
Bowie’s tennis team opened District 6-4A play with a convincing 14-5 match win over visiting Bridgeport Aug. 18.
In boy’s singles, Jordan Mayes was an 8-5 winner with Xander Jones prevailing 8-1 over his Bull opponent. Nolan Bailey took an 8-2 decision while Austin Atteberry won 8-1. Ryan Hwang swept past his Bridgeport foe 8-0 with Jake Atteberry taking an 8-6 loss on the chin. Casyn Fraser won 8-2 as well.
Mayes and Jones combined for an 8-3 win. The Atteberrys combined for an 8-0 victory while Hwang and Childers suffered a 6-8 setback to close out boy’s doubles.
On the girl’s side, Willow Seibert won 8-2 to open singles. Payton Goodwin lost 8-6 to her opponent. Jessi Mayfield won 8-4 with Angeles Alvarez taking a clean 8-0 victory. Maddie Schwarz lost 9-7 in her match with Avery Deweber taking an 8-1 win.
For further details, pick up a copy of Thursday’s Bowie News.
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