Sports

Hamilton’s junior high track and field athletes turned in stellar performances for a second consecutive week during the Comanche Tribe Relays. On Monday of last week, the young Lady Bulldog squads scored particularly well, both placing second behind only 4A Lampasas.

DISTRICT

Hamilton’s high school track and field athletes opened the season with dizzying speed during the annual Tolar Rattler Relays on Thursday of last week. Both of Hamilton’s varsity squads finished atop the standings while competing in a field that included eight 1A through 3A teams. The junior varsity Lady Bulldogs placed second overall, and though the JV Bulldogs finished seventh in the final team standings, there were plenty of notable individual performances.

Lowe took time during this year’s event to take a picture with Hamilton’s coaching staff and the 2024-2025 Hamilton Lady Bulldog cheerleading squad who managed the concession stand all three days of the tournament. Pictured (l-r), Marley Boatwright, Cydney Dolloff, Addley Yates, Emery McElroy, Clementine Cooper, Public Relations Manager Tamara Timmons, Head Coach Jeffrey Timmons, Assistant Coach Rick Abraham, Tournament Namesake Louis Lowe IV, Cheer Coach Patricia Leach, Laney Lane, Harper Lengefeld, Aubrey Ensor, Emma Ensor and Kaitlyn Walton.

REGIONAL MEDALISTS

Hamilton’s junior high track and field athletes opened the season in Tolar on Monday of last week and claimed a team championship in the eighth grade girls’ division and a pair of team bronze medals in the eighth grade boys’ and the seventh grade girls’ divisions.

ALL-DISTRICT HONORS

REGIONAL ROUNDUP

The Hamilton Bulldogs wrapped up a bi-district qualifying season on Tuesday of last week after falling to Bosqueville in Godley by a tight 51-49 margin. The Bulldogs ended the season with a 15-8 record, and at 8-4 in district, the Dogs placed third in a competitive District 112A behind Lipan and Graford and ahead of Poolville, Santo, DeLeon and Hico, respectively.

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