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In pursuit of a third straight state championship, Hamilton’s varsity Lady Bulldog cross country team remains unbeaten on the year after claiming their fourth consecutive title of the season by winning the Lipan Invitational last week.

BULLDOG SPORTS

Hamilton’s seventh grade Lady Bulldog cross country team added silver to a collection that already included a pair of gold medals after placing second last week in the Lipan Invitational.

GOOOOAAAAAL!!! 

Rumble

Hamilton I.S.D. might want to consider investing in a secondary residence in Grand Prairie, as the Bulldog and Lady Bulldog cross-country teams have made the pilgrimage to Lynn Creek Park a biannual tradition. While getting a preview of the regional course on Saturday, Hamilton’s Lady Bulldogs staked claim to another top finish by besting 14 1A-4A teams during the annual Gerald Richey Invitational. The Lady Bulldogs dominated the field in what was the most competitive race of the season thus far. Six runners finished in the top 25 out of 120 competitors, and Hamilton’s top five combined for a cumulative winning score of 40. Sanger claimed silver with 46 points and was trailed by Quitman in third with 106. Presley Long and Chaska Downs again paced the Lady Dogs, placing second and third, respectively. Both Long and Downs traversed the two-mile course in under 12 minutes with Long finishing in a silvermedalist time of 11:51.90 and Downs earning the bronze in a time of 11:58.60. Anna Pearcy pierced a seventh overall finish, followed by Kaitlyn Walton 10th, Kate Lengefeld 18th, Milagros Moncada 25th and Kayla Tawater 49th. Piper Hanson, Alianne Downs and Berlin Bolton also joined the varsity fray in Grand Prairie, rounding out another championship team effort. Pictured, junior Kate Lengefeld (2072) and Milagros Moncada (2074) sprint to top 25 finishes in Grand Prairie last Saturday.

Hamilton’s sub-varsity football teams came out of the gates with blazing saddles last Thursday evening and hit the opposing Early Longhorns in the snout early and often.