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STORM CENTER: Lady Rabbits’ basketball legacy ongoing

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Bowie High School girls’ basketball and the Texas Girls Coaches Association all-star games have been synonymous in recent years.
Several years ago, current Texas Tech University student Madison Wallace participated in the game.
Southeastern Oklahoma’s Courtney Brady and Addy Cook, soon to be on Midwstern State University’s volleyball team, also have competed in the game.
This week, it was Kamryn Cantwell’s turn to perform at the TGCA Conference 4A-1A all-star game.
These TGCA all-star games feature the top talent across the Lone Star – in contests ranging from basketball to softball and volleyball. There were also all-state spirit and cross country and track teams.
The soon-to-be senior had a strong showing – Cantwell dropped in 11 points to go along with six rebounds and two steals as Red defeated Blue 78-61 on Tuesday evening at Austin Bowie High School.
In a way, Cantwell must have felt outnumbered by all the local ties on the Blue squad – which featured Windthorst’s Tatum Veitenheimer, Myca Flowers from Knox City and coach Alex Koulavatos of Burkburnett.
“It was a lot of fun, and a huge honor to be asked to play in it,” Cantwell said. “There were some really good players, and some I’ve never played with. There were a lot of new people, and it was a good experience.”
Cantwell said Tuesday was frenzied because she’d also been playing basketball in Frisco.
“We practiced for an hour, and we heard from a devotional speaker,” Kamryn said.
Cantwell was part of a demonstration as the Texas Girls Coaches Association put on a demonstration before the game.
As for the game, Cantwell said she was familiar with only one of her teammates, Kamryn Mraz – also a guard, from Little River Academy.
This summer, in addition to playing for Bowie, Cantwell has been a member of Texas Elite Adidas Choice, which is based out of the Lewisville area.
Adidas Choice is a 17-under traveling basketball team. And, boy, do they travel – to Phoenix, Minneapolis and Atlanta among the cities. Read more in the July 15 Bowie News.

Editor’s Note: The Storm Center column is the expressed written views of sports editor Eric Viccaro and not The Bowie News.

Bowie’s Kamryn Cantwell (left) and head girls’ basketball coach Chuck Hall pose for a photo at the Texas Girls Coaches Association Conference 4A-1A all-star game on Tuesday at Austin’s Bowie High School. Red defeated Blue, 78-61. (Courtesy photo)

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Jim Bowie Days Youth Rodeo

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The Jim Bowie Days’ Youth rodeo on June 24 were speed events while June 25 had roping events. As of July 2, result have not been posted.

To see more pictures from the event, pick up a copy of the weekly edition of the Bowie News. To see all pictures, click here https://www.dotphoto.com/go.asp?l=bnews1&AID=6875939&T=1

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JBD Golf Scramble winners

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The Jim Bowie Day’s golf scramble morning flight and overall winners was the team of Parker and Benton Brown on June 21 at Top of Lake of Golf Club.

See more pictures in the weekly edition of the Bowie News.

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JBD rodeo brings a lot of fun

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The Jim Bowie Day’s rodeo had full crowds last week while taking in some great action. (Photo by Benjimen Baker)

The Jim Bowie Days Rodeo celebration culminated with three nights of rodeo action last week.
Produced by TNT Rodeo Company and featuring riders from the United Professional Rodeo Association, it was a great way to end a week full of of activities.
After three nights of competition the top riders were able to leave with the prize money.
In bareback riding, Triston Flinn won the event with a ride scored 57 points.
In barrel racing, Elia Gordillo and Kathy Muehen somehow tied for first place, both racing around the barrels in 17.535 seconds.
In breakaway roping, Corlee Massey got first place with a quick time of 2.410 seconds.
Team roping was won by the pair of Coy Sand and Justin Ochs who caught their calf in 4.6 seconds.
Tie-down roping was won by Kyle Parrish who secured his catch in 9.5 seconds.
The top steer wrestler was Jaylin Minor who got it to the ground in 5.2 seconds.
Ranch bronc riding was won by Jeston Gilliam who scored a ride of 80 while Jace Lane won the saddle bronc riding with a score of 81.5 points.
The last event was bull riding which was won by Noah Lee with a ride that scored 87.5 points.

To see results for all riders who earned money, pick up a copy of the weekly edition of the Bowie News.

For more pictures from the rodeo, click here https://www.dotphoto.com/go.asp?l=bnews1&AID=6875941&T=1

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