SPORTS
BMX racers compete at Wichita Falls
The Bowie BMX riders from Team Reno competed at the WeeChiTah BMX Gold Cup and Texas State Qualifier in Wichita Falls last weekend.
Riding for the Reno racing team, the local riders competed in several levels and age groups and did well.
Jacelyn Reno won the 17-20 intermediate division in the Gold Cup race and finished third competing in the Race for Life competing in the expert division.
Other riders from Bowie on the Reno racing team that competed in the Gold Cup included Emmett Ackerman getting fourth in the six-year-old novice race, Easton Ward racing in the sevent-year-old novice race, Arley Buranaphan getting fourth in eight-year-old novice race and Wesley Burnaphan finishing fourth in the 36-40 novice race.
The North Texas Karate Alliance hosted its annual awards banquet on Feb. 1 in Cleburne.
Bowie’s own Brycen Ivy was the recipient of four awards. Awards are won based on points accumulated through the year at various tournaments hosted all around North Texas. Ivy won the following: Best of the Best Kata Division Champion Adult Men Black Belt, Best of the Best Continuing Sparring Division Adult Men Black Belt, Best of the Best Weapons Kata Division Champion Adult Men Black Belt, and Best of the Best Points Sparring Division Adult Men Black Belt. He is the 18-year-old son of Steve and Chanda Ivy of Bowie. He attends the North Texas Karate Academy in Bridgeport Texas with instructor Stephen Starnes. He is a 3rd degree Black Belt.
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