Weatherford Democrat

Sports

November 22, 2008

Parker County Sports Briefs

WHS drops decision to Bowie

Staff Report

A sparse-scoring third quarter dropped Weatherford’s boys off the pace Friday in a 61-44 non-district loss to Arlington Bowie.



Lady Roos fall to Granbury

Staff Report

Weatherford’s Mack Lankford scored 19 points in a losing effort Friday as the Lady Pirates offense caught fire early and beat the WHS girls, 63-26.



Eagles slip by Lipan

Staff Report

The Brock Eagles boys varsity improved to 2-0 Friday with a 60-54 win over Lipan. Leading by seven at the half, the Eagles maintained the margin in an early-season battle against their former 1A basketball rival.



Brock girls lose close contest to Horn at Flower Mound

Staff report

The Lady Eagles fought back from a first quarter deficit to tie 5A Mesquite Horn at the end of the third period, but fell just short in the contest, losing 43-42 in their second game at the Flower Mound basketball tourney.

Brock’s Kenisha Harris led he Lady Eagles’ scoring with 14 points, while Paige Parliament added 13. The loss set up a meeting with Trinity on Saturday.

Tison girls mix it up with Joshua

Staff Report

The eighth-grade girls basketball team took on Joshua in three exciting games, Thursday. The C team won, 23-21. Ashley Mohr led all scorers with 13 points, followed by Julia Arenz with eight and Erin Hailey with two. The B team lost a very close game 24-22. Zayna Richardson led Tison scoring with eight points, followed by Jessica Stults, Madison Mullins and Hailey Reed with four each. Karley Robertson added two points. Emily Rich and Camille Carry put in a fine defensive effort. The A team capped the night with a 40-31 win. Melissa Hawkins led all scoring with 22 points. Hayley Wellen added six, with Remi Reynolds and Lauren Leach scoring four points each. Kelsey Allen added a two. The defense was led by Nicole Carr.

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  • BBs Brock Steel slide Eagles rebound, advance to regional finals

    Brock had a score to settle with the Troy Trojans after the opening game of their Class 2A, Region II semifinal series on Wednesday. 

    May 27, 2012 1 Photo

  • FB WHS Blue-White crowd Roos get taste of “real” football in annual spring scrimmage

    Weatherford football coaches, along with a healthy contingent of Roo football fans, got an early look at next season's players on Thursday at Kangaroo Stadium. The finale to spring drills spawned the 2012 version of the annual Blue-White game, with the Blue taking the controlled scrimmage, 14-3.

    May 27, 2012 1 Photo

  • OK, let’s give it a rest — Column

    Ever since the Texas Ranger’s last home stand, not the one they are in the middle of right now _ the local radio heads have kept the controversy alive concerning the decision by Coach Wash to rest some of his starting lineup (i.e., stars) during the short series with Oakland. 

    May 27, 2012

  • Tns Millsap Knight LOI Knight inks with Jacksonville's new tennis program

    Fresh off a Class 2A boys doubles state championship, Millsap senior Gabe Knight put finishing touches on a stellar prep tennis career recently, signing a letter-of-intent to attend and play tennis at Jacksonville College.

    May 27, 2012 1 Photo

  • BBs Brock mound mtg Eagles look to even series on Friday

    The Brock Eagles drew first blood on Wednesday, and then drew a little more before their Class 2A regional semifinal opponents found their bats in a big way. 

    May 25, 2012 1 Photo

  • Wrstlg WHS McDonald McDonald heads to national competition

    Tyler McDonald competed in the Cadet division in the 145-pound class last weekend at the Texas USA Wrestling State Tournament in Lewisville, and finished as the state runner-up.

    May 25, 2012 1 Photo

  • FB WHS Blue-White scrimmage WHS play out intra-squad match

    The annual Roos Blue-White scrimmage heralded the conclusion of spring drills as Weatherford coaches got a preview of the players who will suit up in the fall.

    May 25, 2012 1 Photo

  • Riggins tags sponsor

    May 24, 2012

  • Tns Poolville Henson & Duvall Making History

    Heather Henson and Bailey Duvall became the first girls in the history of the Poolville High School tennis program, recently, to ever qualify and compete at the state championship tournament. 

    May 22, 2012 1 Photo

  • Sports briefs - May 22, 2012

     

    Brock schedule finalized for regional semifinal series

    Staff Report

    After eliminating Melissa on Friday night with a 4-2 win, the Brock Eagles baseball team had to wait until Saturday's rubber match between Teague and Troy to see who its opponent would be.

    May 22, 2012

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