St. Michael's Wins State Track Championship
from Austin American-Statesman
 The St. Michael’s boys track and field team won the TAPPS Class 5A state championship over the weekend, collecting 108 points to best Houston St. Thomas by 15 points. The TAPPS track meets were held in Waco. The Crusaders were led by junior Dennis Hodapp who won the 1,600 and 3,200-meter races. Sean Walleck won the 800-meter race and the Crusaders finished first in the 1,600-meter relay. More 
High School Spring Football: Back to Square One
from Dallas Morning News HS Game Time
Four months full of pats on the back and heart-felt congratulations can lure any state champion into a false sense of security. You should see the rings, too. Anyone still wafting through the clouds hit the ground awfully hard this week in Allen. The 2008 Class 5A Division I state champions opened spring football practice and came to the startling realization they are once again 0-0 – just like everybody else.
More
McCallum Hires Stony Point Assistant Raymond
from Austin American Statesman
Todd Raymond received a text message congratulating him for being named varsity football coach at McCallum High. The message came from Nancy Honeycutt, the wife of longtime McCallum coach Pat Honeycutt, who died from a heart attack in late January while attending a Knights basketball game at the Delco Center.
More
Marshall Swimming Coach Retiring
from San Antonio Express-News
If not for the all-but-iconic “Marshall warmup,” numbers might have come to define Doug Andrew's 28 years as Marshall's swimming coach. There were the 73 high school All-Americans, 11 individual and relay state champions, and four national champions he coached, plus the eight top-five finishes his teams managed at state. But as it is, the coach's longstanding warmup — a simple but effective 30-minute routine that employed a variety of swimming techniques and distances — might be among the reasons he's most revered. More
 |
Product Showcase: VertiMax
 Thousands of high schools have followed the NFL, NBA and 90% of major Division 1 colleges utilizing VertiMax to dramatically improve 40 times, the vertical jump & first step quickness. If you’re looking to develop game breaking abilities for male and female athletes, VertiMax provides unmatched results for any sport! Click here for Vertimax Intro & Free Video
|
Antonian's Thomas Claims Gold, Silver
from San Antonio Express-News
Antonian’s Colin Thomas missed the Class 5A high jump record but walked away with the gold medal on the first day of the TAPPS state track meet. Thomas nailed his initial attempt at 6 feet, 6 inches and watched Plano Prestonwood’s Tayor Henry fail three times at the same height.
More
Click here for free samples
# 1 Doctor Recommended Nosebleed Treatment
# 1 Brand in Pharmacies – Patient Availability
1st FDA Approved OTC Nosebleed Treatment
Quick and Convenient Way To Stop Nosebleeds
- Releases calcium (coagulant) to quickly stop bleeding
- Absorbs blood (absorbs up to twenty times its weight)
- Easy insertion and removal
- No sticking to / disturbing of new clots - no rebleeds
- Athletes get right back in the game
|
Liberty Christian Legend Finally Makes Decision
from NBC – DFW
Three months after retiring from the only professional coaching job he'd ever had, Mark Bowles was already second-guessing his decision. And third-guessing, and fourth-guessing. In fact, the longtime Argyle Liberty Christian coach -- the only one the program had ever known -- needed three more months to finally decide he'd made the right decision after all. After getting "pressured" -- in a good way -- by Liberty Christian supporters to return and coach in the stadium that bears his name, Bowles took all the time he possibly could to decide he wanted out for good so he could spend more time with his wife and family. After 26 seasons and three state championships, he'd finally had enough. More
Chilton Golfer Dominguez Looking to Make History
from Waco Tribune
When Chilton’s Gabriella Dominguez put a peg in the ground and hit her first tee shot at the Class 1A state tournament in 2006, she was just another golfer. In fact, another Central Texas girl golfer seemed to be the favorite to claim the individual state title at the time. Valley Mills senior Nora Quinters had won the state championship as a sophomore and lost playoffs for the title as a freshman and junior. But Dominguez stepped out in front during that first round as a freshman. She shot 2-under-par 70, grabbed everyone’s attention and she’s scarcely let up since. More
Woodlands' Kintigh Named AGH Soccer Player of Year
from Houston Chronicle
The Woodlands had a dream season, finishing 27-3-2 and making its first appearance at the state tournament. The Highlanders won in the semifinals, but fell to Coppell in the state championship match. One of the leaders on that team was Olivia Kintigh, a forward known for her knack to make big plays. The future Oklahoma Sooner had 22 goals and 10 assists this season. More
|
|
