Gloff races carry on
Gloff races carry on
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Bulldogs ring out Dublin in Homecoming showcase
Jaxon Hansard Herald News The defending 2A D1 state champions evened up their record off a dominant Homecoming win Oct. 9., with five different players scoring to help handle Dublin 53-6.
SCORING HIGHLIGHTS
1ST QUARTER HAMILTON: 70 YARD RUSHING TD BY #2 COLTON DELAGARZA-#82 ETHAN KALBAS EXTRA POINT ATTEMPT GOOD HAMILTON: RUSHING TD BY #5 RICKY SHANK-#82 ETHAN KALBAS EXTRA POINT ATTEMPT GOOD HAMILTON: 50-YARD PUNT RETURN TD BY #8 MADDEN WEAVER -#82 ETHAN KALBAS EXTRA POINT ATTEMPT NOT GOOD HAMILTON: TD PASS FROM #10 OLLIE SUMMERS TO #8 MADDEN WEAVER -#82 ETHAN KALBAS EXTRA POINT ATTEMPT NOT GOOD 2ND QUARTER HAMILTON: PICK-SIX INTERCEPTION BY #2 COLTEN DELAGARZA -#82 ETHAN KALBAS EXTRA POINT ATTEMPT GOOD HAMILTON: TD PASS FROM #10 OLLIE SUMMERS TO #2 COLTEN DELAGARZA -#82 ETHAN KALBAS EXTRA POINT ATTEMPT GOOD HAMILTON: 16 YARD TD PASS FROM #10 OLLIE SUMMERS TO #5 RICKY SHANK - #82 ETHAN KALBAS EXTRA POINT ATTEMPT NOT GOOD 3RD QUARTER HAMILTON: TD PASS FROM #10 OLLIE SUMMERS TO #44 CADE BRANQUINHO -#82 ETHAN KALBAS EXTRA POINT ATTEMPT NOT GOOD HAMILTON: RUSHING TD BY #10 OLLIE SUMMERS - #82 ETHAN KALBAS EXTRA POINT ATTEMPT BLOCKED HAMILTON: TOUCHDOWN PASS FROM #10 OLLIE SUMMERS TO #2 COLTON DELAGARZA - #82 ETHAN KALBAS EXTRA POINT ATTEMPT GOOD 4TH QUARTER DUBLIN: RUSHING TOUCHDOWN- EXTRA POINT ATTEMPT NOT GOOD
8th grade stomps out Dublin Homecoming week
Homecoming football made its way to Kooken Field on Thursday, October 8th, with Hamilton Junior High football. All Bulldogs teams that played Thursday played different opponents. The sub-varsity schedule has been known to change occasionally this year, but the JH teams brought the 7th-grade Jim Ned team a day before playing. The Jim Ned Indians traveled from Tuscola and delivered a 26-0 shutout to the 7th-grade Bulldogs.
Lady Dog Volleyball splits the week in quick fashion
The Hamilton Lady Bulldogs earned some rest in the bye week after coming back in a five-set thriller against McGregor on September 29. The Lady Bulldogs returned to action on October 6th to face a tough Troy team that previously beat Hamilton 3-1.
Downs wins Gloff invitational for girls, JH boys take first
Hamilton’s cross country teams put up a strong showing at home, with every Bulldog squad finishing in the top five at the Mona Gloff Invitational. Perry Country Club hosted the 22nd annual meet Wednesday, Oct.
The Hamilton Bulldogs ring out Dublin for homecoming
The defending 2A D1 state champions even up their record to 3-3 after handling Dublin 53-6.
Lady ‘dog Volleyball fills bye week with excitement
Lady Bulldog Volleyball took over the bye week in Hamilton with both the High School and Junior High pulling off intense wins over good programs. The Junior High teams started off the week at home against the Clifton Lady Cubs.
Bulldog band sounds off at pre-Region marching contest
The Hamilton Fighting Bulldog band started their marching competitions with a trip up to Stephenville for the Cowboy Capital Marching Festival at the Art Briles Stadium, where they marched on the Mike Copeland Field. This Pre-Region marching contest brought schools from all over the area with varying sizes and familiar faces. Hamilton’s start time was delayed from 1:30 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. by wet weather. Longtime band director Tim Edins and new assistant director Joseph Dunlap prepared the Bulldog Band and their show “Theater of Dreams,” featuring songs In the Arm of Morpheus by Dream Theater, Dream on by Aerosmith, Enter Sandman by Metallica, Golden Slumbers and The End by the Beatles. Despite the delay, Hamilton placed second in 3A school right behind Tolar and ahead of Eastland. Trumpet players Tag Gruetzner and Elijah Looks performed ranging solos during Dream on and Cayden Sellers performed a solo with his Mellophone/French Horn during Golden Slumbers. Drum Majors are Myles Henkes and Jocelyn Elliott. Their next pre-region marching contest will be Saturday, October 10th in Mineral Wells.
Hamilton XC beats Pan Handle weather
Hamilton High School cross country runners were matched against both student athletes and Mother Nature at the Lubbock Independent School District Invitational over the weekend. The Bulldogs raced the weather nearly five hours away Oct.
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