The Kerens LadyCats beat Hubbard in the district opener for both teams Saturday 16-25, 25-10, 25-21, 18-25, 15-11.
Cambree Betts led the way for Kerens (10-7, 1-0) going 8 for 11 serves with two kills, five blocks and six digs. Taylor Ames was 12 for 15 serves with four kills, a block and 10 assists. Breanna Wells was 9 for 9 serves with nine kills, two blocks and five digs. Hubbard fell to 11-13 and 0-1 in district.
Dawson sweeps Trinidad: Demi Dotson had 12 kills, two digs, a block and an ace as Dawson opened district with a 25-8, 25-13, 25-14 win over Trinidad.
Dawson (7-6, 1-0) was led by Stephanie Lindsey, who had five kills. Kaylee Martinez had three kills, two digs and 12 assists.
Rice beats Ferris: Celina Smithers had 11 kills, two aces and six blocks as Rice beat Ferris 25-13, 25-22, 25-21. Paige Allen had five kills and eight blocks for Rice (9-5). Sarah Gent had 11 assists and five saves.
Mildred beats Palmer: Audra Springer had 10 kills and five digs as Mildred (12-14) topped Palmer 18-25, 25-21, 16-25, 26-24,15-12 on Friday.
Olivia Farmer had 12 kills, 14 digs and two blocks. Stephanie Zamora had 15 assists and five digs.
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GC Volleyball Weekend Roundup: Kerens tops Hubbard
LadyCats open up district play with 5-set win
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UPDATED: GC Baseball: Dawson holds off Muenster to take Game 1, 7-5 (Corrects Game 2 time)
Dawson raced out of the gates, then made an early lead stand up with a 7-5 win over Muenster in a Region II-1A quarterfinal series.
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GC Softball: Mildred falls to Garrison, 1-0, in Game 1
The Mildred Lady Eagles dropped Game 1 of their best-of-three series with the Garrison Lady Bulldogs, 1-0, in eight innings on Friday night in Lindale.
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MORGAN: IRS & Mack? Scrutiny abounds for Texas teams
There is a scandal brewing in Austin. No, it has nothing to do with Rick Perry and the rainy day fund or allowing guns on college campuses. It concerns Mack Brown’s boys at the University of Texas. Apparently, Mack has filed as a non-profit organization with the IRS. Unfortunately, he filed as a 501C under the name “The U‘T’ Party,” and the IRS has put them under intense scrutiny.
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GC Softball: Hubbard stymies Trenton, 3-0, to advance to II-1A finals
When Nakaila Banks led off with a single and scored soon after a sacrifice bunt and two errors, it looked like Hubbard might be looking at a big offensive night. It turned out to be anything but, and it also turned out to be more than enough. Olivia Curtis was splendid on the mound, striking out 13, and the Lady Jags dumped Trenton, 3-0, in the Region II-1A semifinals before a crowd of 250 in Crandall.
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NC Baseball: Top dogs? Conference has fared well in Grand Junction
The Navarro Bulldogs won’t back down when it comes to believing they’re as good any team that will be at the JUCO World Series. The rankings say so. Navarro is No. 1 on PerfectGame.com, a website devoted to amateur baseball. The Bulldogs are No. 4 in the latest NJCAA National Poll released this week.
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GC Softball: Finally Soaring: Eagles have history, injuries behind them
When Mildred fell in Game 1 to Salado two weeks ago, it may have been “here we go again” for the Eagles. For the second straight season, they had gone undeafeated in district, and expectations were high.
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GC Softball: Hubbard stocked with players, wins and unity
Anyone who has ever coached at any level knows when you have twice as many players as spots on the field or court, it can be a nightmare. In Hubbard, it’s working out just fine for the softball team.
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GC Baseball: Gritty Way - Dawson seniors take pride in lengthy season
For a trio of Dawson seniors, this has been a rewarding spring. A solid baseball season has taken them somewhere they haven’t been since they were freshmen: Three rounds deep in the playoffs.
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NJCAA Baseball: Bulldogs headed back to JUCO World Series
Navarro coach Whoa Dill said Thursday that a second trip in three years to the JUCO World Series hasn't sunk in just yet.
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Challenger League in Kerens set for fourth season, with no entry fee
It’s that time of year again. The Central Texas Challenger League is back with its two-week season of baseball for boys and girls 8 to 18 (or still in school) from Navarro, Henderson and Freestone counties with mental or physical handicaps.
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