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Photo by Tracy Cox

Hamilton’s sub-varsity football teams pirated victories in two of three contests last Thursday evening at Kooken Field.

PROUDLY SUPPORTS THE HAMILTON BULLDOGS!

Who’s that coming down the track

SOLOIST: Junior soloist trumpeter Jessi Harris belts out a masterful performance of a Pink Floyd tune during the Fighting Hamilton Bulldog Marching Band’s halftime show last Friday night at Kooken Field as junior color guard member Bethany Thompson accompanies the tune with a skillful flag routine. Photos by Grant Lengefeld

DOOGGSS

ROLL TIDE: Hamilton’s junior varsity Bulldogs rolled over the Longhorns like a tidal wave last Thursday evening in Early, improving to 2-0 on the year with a 24-12 victory. Pictured, Madden Weaver and Easton Marwitz (5) celebrate Marwitz’ second trip to the scoring box. Weaver also nabbed a touchdown reception off the arm of Oliver Summers, and Kade Branquino pounded the ground behind his massive offensive line for a rushing TD in the win. Photo by Jocelyn Elliott/HHS Yearbook Staff

In just their second meet of the season, Hamilton’s junior high cross country teams earned team silver, team bronze and a fourth-place team finish during the Zephyr Invitational.

FREQUENT FLYER MYLES: Despite being hamstrung all season by a lower calf strain, junior Myles Henkes, left, continues to score points each week for Hamilton as one of the top five Bulldog finishers. Photo by Grant Lengefeld

SENIOR SLAM: Ranked third in state by the Texas Girls Coaches Association, the now 19-2 Hamilton Lady Bulldogs continue to rack up wins. After completing a dominant threegame sweep over McGregor on Tuesday of last week in Hamilton by scores of 25-22, 25-19 and 25-23, the Lady Bulldogs remained home on Friday to host Valley Mills. Working from behind in the first set to claim a 25-20 victory, the Lady Dogs proceeded to stamp a 25-21 win in game two. Valley Mills answered in the third. After jumping out to an eightpoint advantage, the Lady Eagles held on for a 26-24 victory to force another game. Hamilton rolled up their sleeves and ended the match with a decisive 25-16 fourth-set victory. The state-ranked Lady Dogs were scheduled to play in Lipan on Tuesday, and though a match versus Bishop Reicher this Saturday has been canceled, Head Coach Andrew Heers said the team was hoping to pick up a match versus Whitney to be played either Friday or Saturday. Next Tuesday, the Lady Dogs will travel to Waco Connally for a 6:30 p.m. match. Pictured, Alivia Eanes and Berkley Lengefeld (10) guard the net as senior Henlee Wagner smashes a set-deciding and match-winning kill versus Valley Mills on Friday.