BELTON — Neither weather nor an early Shoemaker lead kept Belton from extending its recent string of success Tuesday night, when the Lady Tigers made it five wins in a row with a 15-4 nod in five innings over the Lady Grey Wolves in District 22-5A.
BELTON — Neither weather nor an early Shoemaker lead kept Belton from extending its recent string of success Tuesday night, when the Lady Tigers made it five wins in a row with a 15-4 nod in five innings over the Lady Grey Wolves in District 22-5A.
TEMPLE — Mason Law struck out six and got plenty of help from his defense, while Lake Belton strung together enough offense to come away with a 3-0 win over Shoemaker at a cold, gusty Bronco Ballpark on Friday night.
A total of 10 area athletes earned the right to compete one final time this season after qualifying for state at Saturday’s Region II powerlifting meets.
Shoemaker rarely encounters all four of its Killeen ISD rivals at once, so the Grey Wolves capitalized on the opportunity to earn city bragging rights.
Regardless of the race, the result was always the same for Michaela Mouton.
The Texas High School Women’s Powerlifting Association Region II meet takes place Saturday and numerous area athletes will be in attendance, including five favorites to win their respective divisions.
Harker Heights delivered another impressive outing Saturday, earning five gold medals and producing 17 top-five showings en route to winning the Copperas Cove Bulldawg Relays.
Led by senior standout Keonna Otis, four Harker Heights athletes placed in the top five of multiple events Saturday, when the Lady Knights cruised to their third consecutive team championship by winning the Copperas Cove Bulldawg Relays.
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