Diamond Dogs chase district title
The now 16-7 on the year and 10-2 district leading Hamilton Bulldogs were expected to wrap up district baseball competition versus May on Tuesday of this week.
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The now 16-7 on the year and 10-2 district leading Hamilton Bulldogs were expected to wrap up district baseball competition versus May on Tuesday of this week.
GROWING THE GAME - 45 students attended a free golf clinic provided by Central Texas Junior Golf at the Perry Country Club in Hamilton on Saturday. Staff photo/Lengefeld
BASH BROTHERS - Bryson Tarpley (left) and Cole Bauman (right) each went yard over the left-center fence in Goldthwaite on Tuesday of last week to propel the Bulldogs to a 13-0 district win. Courtesy photo
REGIONAL CONTENDERS - The Lady Bulldog golf team placed seventh out of the region’s top 15 teams during last week’s 2A Region II Golf Tournament held at the Old Brickyard Golf Course in Ferris. The regional qualifying Lady Bulldogs pictured (l-r) in Ferris include Coach Maury Heers, Grace Carson, Karah Niemann, Braylee Wilson, Fernanda Olalde, Peyton Raibourn, Campbell Lengefeld and Head Coach O.J. Kemp. Staff photo/Lengefeld
PLAYOFFS - Following a forfeit by Covington on Tuesday of last week, the Lady Bulldog softball team finished the regular season with a 10-7 record. At 8-6 in district, the Lady Dogs placed third overall in the final District 12-2A standings behind district leader Hico and runner-up Rio Vista. The Lady Bulldogs are scheduled to face Lipan in the bi-district round of the playoffs this Thursday at 6:30 p.m. in Godley. Pictured (l-r) on the back row, the 2022 bi-district qualifying Lady Bulldogs, including Lily Emeyabbi, Kenedy Craig, Skylar Carr, Head Coach Kady Crow, Laurel Ann Elkins, Jaileigh Young, Addison Kelley and Coach Andrew Heers. On the front row, manager Fernanda Olalde, Kendal Stroud, Dezlyn Lamb, Grace Killian, Jordyn Medina and manager Avery Cozby. Courtesy photo/Tracy Cox
SPIN TO WIN - Senior Mason Guinn claimed an area-round gold medal in the discus with a heave of 148’ 10 3/4”. Staff photo/Lengefeld
MEDAL STAND - Seniors Caleb Lengefeld and Dawson Melde, pictured perched atop the medal stand in Tolar, placed first and second respectively in both the 1600 and 3200-meter runs. Staff photo/Lengefeld
HURDLES - Lily Emeyabbi (left) and Mia Coker (right) squeeze out a Tolar competitor during the area track meet last Wednesday. Emeyabbi won an area-round gold medal in the pole vault competition, and Coker placed third in both the 100 and 300-meter hurdles and grabbed gold in the 4x400-meter relay. Staff photo/Lengefeld
Hamilton High School student-athletes once again ran roughshod over the competition last week during the District 12-2A Track a n d Field Championships in Meridian. Hamilton claimed district championships in the varsity girls, varsity boys and the junior varsity boys divisions, and the JV Lady Bulldogs were district runners-up behind only Rio Vista.
The district leading Hamilton Bulldogs improved to 8-2 in district and 14-7 on the year with wins over 4A Glen Rose and district foe Winters last week.
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