Dogs take to the diamond
The Bulldog baseball team took to the diamond for the first time this season last week during the Brady Tournament.
The Bulldog baseball team took to the diamond for the first time this season last week during the Brady Tournament.
Five Lady Bulldog powerlifters qualified for and will compete in the Region II Powerlifting Meet at Dublin High School this Thursday beginning at 9 a.m. The boys’ regional meet will be held the following week in West. Lady Bulldog regional qualifiers pictured (l-r) seated on the front row include Chasiti Ranaghan, Kassidy Collett and Hannah Bell. Standing in the back is Jordyn Medina. At right, Helena Knutson celebrates with her dad, Wade, at last Saturday’s Hamilton meet. Staff photos/Hinton
ABOVE PAR - Three days after competing in the area-round of the basketball playoffs, five of Hamilton’s 2021 regional qualifying Lady Bulldog golfers returned to the links for the first time of the season last week in Horseshoe Bay. After combining for a team score of 600 on day one of the tournament held at Apple Rock Golf Course, the Lady Dogs returned the following day to play Delaware Springs and shaved 61 strokes, posting an impressive 18-hole, day two cumulative score of 539. Hamilton’s Lady Bulldogs were scheduled to send two teams to compete in Comanche on Monday of this week before teeing off next Wednesday at Shady Oaks in Baird at 8:30 a.m. Pictured (l-r), Hamilton’s sophomore contingent of Lady Bulldog golfers, including Fernanda Olalde, Peyton Raibourn, Karah Niemann, Grace Carson and Campbell Lengefeld. Courtesy photo
CRACK: Sophomore Jordyn Medina is pictured squaring up before smashing the ball up the middle. Medina and the Lady Bulldog softball team opened district competition at home on Tuesday of last week with a 24-9 win over Meridian. Lily Emeyabbi led the Lady Dogs with four hits in four at bats, including two singles and a pair of doubles, and Addison Kelley smashed a two-run homer in the second. Medina commanded the mound, striking out two in four innings of work. On Friday, the Lady Dogs traveled to Blum and fell to the Lady Bobcats by a score of 19-4. At 3-2 on the year and 1-1 in district, the Lady Bulldogs were scheduled to host Rio Vista on Tuesday of this week before traveling to face Jonesboro at 4:30 p.m. this Friday. The Lady Dogs will return home next Tuesday to host Itasca at 5:30 p.m. Staff photo/Lengefeld
MEDALIST - Facing only 6A competition during last week’s two-day Horseshoe Bay President’s Day in the Texas Hill Country Golf Tournament, senior Tyner Haile was just three strokes off the lead, placing second individually with a 36-hole score of 165. Courtesy photo
Every member of the 2021-22 Bi-District Champion Lady Bulldog basketball team nabbed District 12-2A accolades as announced last week. Hamilton’s senior leader Skylar Carr was named the District 12-2A Offensive MVP. Being named to the all-district first team were sophomore standout Brooklyn Bragg and juniors Kenedy Craig, Cortland Mehaffey and Averi Poe. Sophomore Karah Niemann received second team honors, and fellow sophomores Fernanda Olalde and Campbell Lengefeld each received honorable mention nods. Joining Carr, Craig, Mehaffey, Poe, Bragg, Niemann, Olalde and Lengefeld on the District 12-2A all-academic team were Madison Henkes, Kelton Wright, Josy McGregor, Peyton Raibourn and Laney Lane. Above (l-r) first team all-district junior recipients Kenedy Craig, Cortland Mehaffey and Averi Poe with offensive MVP and senior, Skylar Carr (holding trophy). Also pictured below, first team all-district sophomore Brooklyn Bragg with her mother, Assistant Coach Cathe Allen. Bottom (l-r), sophomores Karah Niemman (2nd team), Fernanda Olalde (hon. mention) and Campbell Lengefeld (hon. mention). Staff photos
DISTRICT CO-CHAMPS - Hamilton’s JV Red Bulldogs captured a share of the District 12-2A basketball title with Italy this season, posting an 8-1 district record and an impressive 18-4 overall record. The JV Red Dogs pictured (l-r) on the back row include Cole Bauman, Cuyler Pearcy, Logan Limmer, Garrett Guinn, Kade Parrish and Coach Howard Cox. On the front row, Ace Lane, Jaxon Edwards, Jan Martinez, Hayden Blackwell and Joseph Polster. Photo by Tracy Cox
DOMINANT HOOPS - The JV White Bulldog basketball team slam dunked a winning 13-3 record this season. JV White Dogs pictured (l-r) on the back row include Coach Andrew Heers, Evan Norwood, Cody Tawater, Maddox Stroud, Kazden Thedford, Bryce Bankston and Cason Glezman. On the front row, Konner Ford, Brayden Ford, Anthony Espitia, Rogelio Ibarra and Yeydy Rivas. Photo by Tracy Cox
Hamilton’s Saundra Lengefeld, pictured on the back row, second from right, along with other former Baylor Basketball players representing the decades of the 1960s through the 2010s were recognized last Saturday at midcourt during halftime ceremonies at the Ferrell Center in Waco as the 2021-2022 nationally ranked Lady Bears defeated Kansas, 85-77, on their way to clinching a share of a twelfth consecutive Big 12 title. Courtesy photo
FAIR BALL - Hayden Blackwell puts the ball in play down the third baseline in Hamilton’s season opener versus Mason last week in Brady. Photo by Julie Weaver
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