Sports

The undefeated 10

A weekend of parody in high school, college and NFL football provided Hamilton HHN readers engaging in the weekly football pick'em sponsored by Pecan Creek Outfitters and Rick's Hangout with a challenge.

SOUND OF SUCCESS

SETTLING IN: Hamilton’s

Photos by G. Lengefeld

REGIONAL DEFENDERS: Prior

As the undefeated Hamilton Bulldogs kicked off District 5-2A competition with a 21-14 victory over Coleman, Hamilton Herald- News partnered with MCBank last week to bring readers the first Football Pick’em Challenge of the season.

Bulldogs grill Coleman, look now to turn Bearcats blue

Hamilton’scross country program has an embarrassment of riches when it comes to talented, hardworking student-athletes. Not only did Hamilton’s varsity Lady Bulldogs claim a district title on Monday of last week in Lipan with a perfect score, the junior varsity Lady Dogs also posted a near perfect score in claiming a district title. Kayla Tawater laid claim to an individual district gold medal and was trailed by JV silver-medalist Lila Lozano and bronze-medalist Piper Hanson. Berkley Lengefeld placed fourth in district, and Alianne Downs finalized the dominant district performance by placing eighth individually. On the boys’ side, JV runner Josh Stone earned an individual district gold medal and Jonathan Hurst narrowly missed the medal stand with a fourth overall finish. Those performances were in addition to the varsity Dogs punching a ticket to the regional meet by placing second as a team during the District 112A XC Championships. It is perhaps that depth and strength in numbers that has made Hamilton a titan of the cross country industry. Pictured (l-r) racing to a district championship in Lipan last week, Downs, Tawater, Lozano, Hanson and Lengefeld.

Kate Lengefeld, pictured competing during the District 11-2A XC Championships on Monday of last week in Lipan, is one of four juniors chasing a third consecutive state title this year in cross country.