The camp is scheduled to take place on July 28 and July 29 from 9 to 11 a.m. On the first day, campers need to report to the stadium at 8:30 a.m. for camp orientation and the handing out of camp shirts. Participants are expected to bring their own cleats, shorts and t-shirts for the workouts. The total registration cost to attend the summer program is $40.00 per athlete.

On Facebook, Coach Dixon specifically urged parents to turn in the registration forms pretty quickly because he needs to secure a rough estimate for the camp shirts ahead of time.

How to Sign Up

Parents must submit the completed registration form along with the entry fee before the July 8 deadline. There are multiple ways to turn in the paperwork. Registration slips and payments can be mailed directly to Cowboy Football c/o Coach Dixon at 601 North Wells, Edna, TX 77957. Families can also choose to drop off the forms in person on Monday through Thursday mornings while morning workouts are actively underway. Alternatively, forms can be dropped off at the school administration building or handed directly to any of the boys’ coaches. All checks must be made payable to Edna ISD Athletics.

For any further questions regarding the camp, parents can reach out to Coach Dixon by phone at 361-782-3573 ext. 2020 or via email at jdixon@ednaisd.org.

Unfortunately for the Cobras, their path to the 7-on-7 state tournament came to an end after a hard-fought 27-20 loss to Agua Dulce in the semi-final State Qualifying Round.

Industrial entered the Tidehaven after a frustrating result at the Rice Consolidated tournament, where a misinterpretation of the official three-way tie-breaker rules cost them a spot. Friday’s pool play in Tidehaven proved to be a gauntlet.

Drawn into Pool B, the Cobras faced off against their cross-county rivals, the Ganado Indians, who had already locked up a state berth at their own tournament a week prior. In a tight, back-and-forth matchup, Ganado edged out Industrial 19-12. The Cobras then stumbled against a tough East Bernard squad, dropping their second game 26-9. However, the team bounced back in their final pool play game, routing Wallis Brazos 27-6.

Despite a 1-2 record in pool play, the bracket dynamics and Ganado’s previously secured qualification opened the door for Industrial to advance to the crossover State Qualifying Round. There, they squared off against Pool A’s Agua Dulce with a state tournament berth on the line.

The Cobras and the Longhorns traded blows in a competitive game, but Agua Dulce ultimately managed a late defensive stop to secure a 27-20 victory, punching their own ticket to State and bringing Industrial’s summer 7-on-7 run to a close.

The Texas State 7-on-7 Tournament is on June 25-26.

However, according to the rules of 7 on 7, Industrial should have been the one of the teams to grab a spot in the state tournament.

In a tournament of eight teams, as was the case at the Rice Consolidated tournament as well as the Ganado tournament, the top two teams lock up a spot in the state tournament. Four teams are divided into two pools and each team within the pool plays the other three teams in the same pool once. When those games are done, the top two teams from each pool play in two semi-final games, and the winners advance to State.

Oftentimes a tie-breaker will come into play, as was the case with Industrial. Industrial, Van Vleck, and Rice finished at 2-1 in pool play, with only two teams moving forward. The first step in the tie-breaker is head-tohead but Industrial lost to Rice, Van Vleck lost to Industrial and Rice lost to Van Vleck.

According to the official 7 on 7 rules handbook in a state qualifying tournament “In a threeway tie, only the scores of the games between teams in the tie will be counted. Once a winner has been declared, the remaining two teams will revert back to head-to-head to break the remaining tie.”

Head-to-head, Van Vleck defeated Rice 2120, Industrial defeated Van Vleck 14-13 and Rice defeated Industrial 37-6. Points scored in the games between the three teams involved left Rice with 58 points scored, Van Vleck with 35, and Industrial with 20 meaning Rice advanced as the number one team. However, once the winner is determined, points don’t matter as the rules state it reverts back to head-to-head, which the Cobras won 14-13.

Instead Van Vleck and Rice won their semi-final games and locked up a place in the tournament.

Industrial will try again to lock up a spot at the Tidehaven on June 12.

At the Ganado tournament, Ganado and Boling qualified for the State meet.

The State 7 on 7 tournament will be held June 25 and 26.

This is Ganado’s second trip to the State title game.

Bosqueville started the season 0-4, didn’t make it above .500 until their eleventh game of the season. Seven of those eight losses came against two TAPPS schools and five schools in a higher classification. Their only loss to a 2A team was in the Area playoff round to Riesel. Riesel, the team Ganado defeated in the State title game last year, fell in three games to Bosqueville. The Reisel loss is their only loss in the last 22 games.

Bosqueville has thrown 13 shutouts this year compared to Ganado’s 22.

The Bulldogs have scored more than 10 runs in 19 games this season, while Ganado has done it 18 times.

The Maidens are on a 19 game win streak.

First Team: Jack Hurt, pitcher; Austen Pena, infield; Logan Bures, catcher.

Second Team: Ayden Tudyk, infield; John Utley, pitcher;

The Maidens are looking to get back to the State Championship game. They’re the only team returning to the Semi-Finals from last year.

Ganado has a 17 game win streak going.

Cisco (26-7-2) and Bosqueville (28-8-1) THSCA rank: Cisco 3, Bosqueville 4 Runs for: Cisco 332, Bosqueville 318 Runs against: Cisco 163, Bosqueville 85 Cisco pulled off the upset over #2 Floydada last week. Floydada had a record-setting offense, but Cisco set them down and moved on to the final four.

Cisco had never made it beyond the Regional Championship before this season.

Bosqueville advanced to the State Semi-Finals for the first time since 2015. They won a State championship in 2007 and have made it to State four times.

In total, the Maidens picked up 13 hits in the 9-1 win that sent them to their second State Semi-Finals.

Leadoff hitter Laci Holt set the tone for the Maidens all night with three hits, and three steals but Ganado held a slim 3-0 lead as they moved into the fifth inning.

Green, who entered the game as a pinch runner in the fourth inning, had the biggest hit of the game when she crushed a three-run homer which moved the Maidens to a 6-0 lead. Estrada came in as a pinch hitter after Green’s home run and matched her, as she crushed a homer of her own.

Maidens Kyla Stancik and Raelynn Peters both tripled in the game to add to Ganado’s extra base hit total.

In the circle, Junior Saylor Bures had another dominating performance, allowing two hits and picking up her 700 career strikeouts in the process.

Ganado (31-2-1) will face Groveton (30-8-2) as the Maidens head to their second consecutive State Semi-Finals.

The State Semi Finals will be played Wednesday, May 20, at 6, Thursday, May 21 at 6, and Saturday, May 23 at 3, if necessary, at Cy-Fair High School.

Regional Finals

Thorndale 1 - Ganado 9 Laci Holt 3 hits, RBI, 3 steals; Kyla Stancik 3 hits, triple, 1 RBI; Raelynn Pena 2 hits; Rhylee Green 1 homerun, 4 RBI’s; Michaela Estrada 1 homerun, 1 RBI; Reaelynn Peters 1 triple, 1 RBI; Kayln Benavides 1 hit, 1 RBI; Avery Torres 1 double; Hallie Bures 1 steal; Morgan Tovar 1 steal; Saylor Bures 7 innings, 3 hits, 1 earned run, 9 strikeouts.

Edna placed two Cowboys on the first team and one on the second team. Cowboy Seeley Peters was named Newcomer of the Year.

3A All District baseball First team: Cooper Francis, Industrial pitcher; Easton Larew, Industrial pitcher; Riley Palacios, Edna, Edna Infielder; Jackson Powell, Industrial infielder; Michael Barjenbruch, Industrial outfielder; Trevor Floyd, Edna outfielder; Nate Chaney, Industrial utility.

Second Team: Jayden Nylin, Industrial infielder; Weston Howard, Edna Infielder; Zain Koenig, Industrial catcher; Joey Smith, Industrial outfielder.

Honorable Mention: Industrial-Westyn Kruppa; Edna-D’Kayden Diggs, Trevor Kocian, Myles Thompson.

Newcomer of the Year: Seeley Peters, Edna.

Shiner put up 2 runs against Ganado on April 12. Since that game, the Maidens hadn’t allowed a run in any of the four games between. In their previous three playoff games, Ganado had outscored their opponent a combined 62-0. In the circle, Saylor Bures had thrown three straight no hitters in the playoffs.

The Maidens had a much tougher series in the Regional Semi-Finals, winning the series 2-0 and 9-2 to advance to the Regional Finals.

In game one, Bures needed her lights-out pitching as the offense struggled to find any hits against Danbury.

The Maidens bats were connecting, but the potential hits weren’t finding many holes. Ganado picked up five hits in game one and only struck out twice.

Kalyn Benavides singled and then Raelynn Pena didn’t have to worry about her hit finding a hole as she crushed a two-run home run to give the Maidens a 2-0 lead.

“I was just trying to stay calm and put a good swing on the ball, so seeing it go over the fence was really exciting,” Pena said about her homer. “I felt like I was seeing the ball pretty well in game one. The coaches told us what types of pitches they throw and what to expect, so I stayed patient at the plate and looked for something I could drive.”

After getting a lead, Bures allowed a double in the sixth innings, but nothing more and Ganado won 2-0.

Pena played the playoff game every kid dreams of: she had three hits in the, she had what turned-out to be the game-winning homer, and she added a double to her tally.

After a tight game one, Ganado came out in game two determined to get on the board early.

Laci Holt got things running when she smacked a lead-off triple. Kyla Stancik doubled and Benavides doubled and Ganado quickly held a 2-0 lead. With the chance to add more damage to her tally in the series, Danbury chose to walk Pena.

“When they intentionally walked me early in game two, I took it as a sign of respect,” Pena said. “Of course, I always want the opportunity to swing the bat and help my team that way, but getting on base still gives us a chance to create offense. I just stayed focused on supporting my teammates and doing whatever I could to help us win.”

In the bottom of the first a Danbury walk followed by an RBI double game Danbury their first run of the series.

With Ganado again holding a slim 2-1 lead, Hallie Bures crushed a home run in the second inning to give Ganado a 3-1 lead.

“(Having a game like this) feels amazing but I feel more than joy to have been able to perform for my team in the playoffs,” Hallie explained. “Especially in a game like that where every moment matters.

I feel like I do my best under pressure, and those are the moments we have worked for all season.

But it definitely was all a team effort, in games where I haven’t stepped up as much, my other teammates have, so I’ve been trying to do my best to return the favor.”

Pitching again took over in the middle innings, and Danbury added their second run in the fifth to pull to 3-2.

“I think game two we came with more grit,” Hallie explained. “After game one seeing how close the score was, hearing the other stands chants, seeing the signs.

We came out hungrier and more determined.

We weren’t going to let anyone get close to taking our opportunity away from us. I think our intensity and resilience showed the entire second game. Everyone bought in every inning and produced. Our group of girls have played together since little league. We all want the same thing, and all have the same goals, and will do anything to achieve them!”

In the sixth, Ganado finally put together a big inning.

Raelynn Peters doubled and scored on a H.

Bures triple. Holt added an RBI single and the Maidens headed to the sixth with a 6-2 lead.

After Danbury went down in order, the Maidens loaded the bases on two walks and a hit-by-pitch and Avery Torres singled in a run.

H. Bures followed with an RBI groundout and a Holt sacrifice fly left the Maidens with a 9-2 lead and after a quick bottom of the seventh, the Maidens moved on to the Regional Finals.

Ganado (30-2-1) will face Thorndale (17-18-1) in the Regional Finals.

Game One: Danbury 0 Ganado 2 Raelynn Pena 3 hits, homerun, double, 2 RBI’s; Kalyn Benavides 1 hit; Hallie Bures 1 hit, 1 steal; Saylor Bures 7 innings, 1 hit, 9 strikeouts.

Game Two: Ganado 9 Danbury 2 H. Bures home run, triple, 4 RBI’s; Holt 2 hits, triple, 2 RBI’s; Benavides 2 hits, double, 1 RBI; Kyla Stancik 2 hits, double, 1 RBI; Avery Torres 1 hit, 1 RBI; Raelynn Peters 1 double; S.

Bures 7 innings, 5 hits, 2 runs, 1 earned run, 8 strikeouts.

Industrial took down Stockdale 17-0 in their one game playoff. Ava Collins stood out in the circle and at the plate, pitching a one hit, striking out eight, and hitting a homerun and driving in four.

The Maidens swept their two games over Kenedy 8-0 and 16-0 with Saylor Bures not allowing a hit in either game and striking out 24 in the two games. In the series, Raelynn Pena picked up three hits, a homerun, and five RBI’s.

Next up is the Area round. Ganado (27-2-1) and Three Rivers (27-5) will play a single game on April 30 in Yoakum at 6:30.

Industrial (20-2-1) will face Jourdanton (23-52). Area details weren’t available at press time.

BI-DISTRICT PLAYOFFS

Stockdale 0 - Industrial 17

Ava Collins 3 hits, home run, 4 RBI’s, 3 innings, 1 hit, 8 strikeouts; Aleisa Popp 2 hits, 1 RBI, 1 steal; Kayla Osburn 2 hits, 1 RBI, 2 steals; Allyson Smith 1 hit, 2 RBI’s; Ella Balensiefen 1 hit, 1 RBI; Clancey Kolle 1 hit, 1 RBI, 1 steal; Kinley Mauldin 1 hit, 1 steal; Khloe Lumpkins 1 steal.

Game 1: Ganado 8 Kenedy 0 Kyla Stancik 1 hit, 2 RBI’s; Raelynn Pena 1 hit, 2 RBI’s; Kayln Benavides 1 triple, 1 RBI; Laci Holt 1 hit, 3 steals; Raelynn Peters 1 hit, 2 steal; Rhylee Green 1 hit, 1 steal; Hallie Bures 1 RBI; Paisley Hajovsky 1 steal; Avery Torres 1 steal; Saylor Bures 7 innings, 0 hits, 17 strikeouts.

Game 2: Kenedy 0 Ganado 16 (3 innings) Pena 2 hits, homerun, 3 RBI’s; Stancik 2 hit, triple, 2 RBI’s; Benavides 1 double, 3 RBI’s; Holt 1 hit, 2 RBI’s, 2 steals; Green 1 hit, 1 RBI; Hajovsky 1 double; H. Bures 1 steal; S. Bures 3 innings, 0 hits, 7 strikeouts.

• 3A State golf tournament at Jimmy Clay Golf Course in Austin (boys).

• 2A State golf tournament, Austin (boys).

Fri. and Sat., May 1 & 2

• 2A Regional track meet at Texas A&M Kingsville.

• 3A Regional track meet at Seguin

May 4 & 5

• 3A State golf tournament at Jimmy Clay Golf Course in Austin (girls).

• 2A State golf tournament, Austin (girls).

Ganado (13-10-1) will battle Refugio (20-5) in the Bi-District round. Games one and two will be played on Thursday, April 30, starting at 4 p.m. at the Industrial field. Game three, if necessary, will be on Friday at 7:30 p.m.

Industrial playoff information wasn’t available at press time.

Edna 15 - Rice 2* Seeley Peters 3 hits, 1 RBI, 2 steals; Trevor Floyd 2 hits, 1 double, 4 RBI’s, 2 steals; Riley Palacios 1 hit, 2 RBI’s, 1 steal; Myles Thompson 1 hit, 2 RBI’s; Trevor Kocian 1 hit, 1 RBI, 1 steal; Weston Howard 1 hit; Jake Mahaffey 2 steals; Devin Cruz 1 steal; Dekayden Diggs 6 innings, 3 hits, 2 runs, 1 earned run, 9 strikeouts.

Hallettsville 3 - Industrial 2* Cooper Francis 2 hits, 3 steals; Jackson Powell 2 hits, 1 steal; Karter Powell 1 RBI; Nate Chaney 4 innings, 2 hits, 3 runs, 0 earned runs, 4 strikeouts; Easton larew 1 inning, 0 hits, 0 runs, 2 strikeouts.

Edna 11 - Industrial 1 (5 innings)* Edna: Howard 2 hits, double, 4 RBI’s, 1 steal; Palacios 2 hits, 1 RBI, 1 steal; Peters 1 double, 1 RBI, 5 innings, 1 hit, 1 earned run, 10 strikeouts; Mahaffey 1 hit; Thompson 1 hit, 1 steal; Kocian 2 RBI’s, 1 steal.

Industrial: Cooper Francis 1 double, 1 steal; Jackson Powell 1 inning, 5 hits, 7 runs, 3 earned runs, 3 strikeouts; Joey Smith 0.1 inning, 1 strikeout; Michael Barjenbruch 3.1 inning, 2 hits, 4 runs, 2 earned runs, 2 strikeouts.

Bloomington 0 - Ganado 15 (3 innings)* Logan Bures 3 hits, 2 doubles, triple, 2 RBI’s, 1 steal; Jack Hurt 3 hits, double, triple, 2 RBI’s, 1 steal; Cade Nixon 2 hits, homerun, 3 RBI’s, 2 steals; Coen Ott 2 hits, 3 RBI’s, 1 steal; Tyler Gonzalez 1 hit, 2 RBI’s; Ayden Tudyk 1 hit, 5 steals; Austen Pena 1 hit, 2 steals; Karter Crabb 1 RBI; John Utley 2 steals, 3 innings, 0 hits, 7 strikeouts.

Maiden Abrielle Enriquez had the highest finish for Ganado in Sixth place.

Cowgirls Alina Gonzales and Mercedes Robinson had the high finish for Edna in 15th in their respective classes.

The Industrial Cobras boys powerlifting team finished in a tie for second place at the Regional meet with Cameron Medrano, Jayden Kemp, Morgan Mader, and Garrett Kolodziejczyk advancing to state. Kolodziejczyk had the highest finish for the Cobras in 7th place.

The Ganado Indians sent Noah Ybarra and Bryan Martinez to state. Ybarra finished third and broke the State squat record for his class. Martinez finished fourth.

Edna sent Octavian Lara to the State Unequipped meet.

Individually Annie Srp (4th) and Miles Malek (6th) had the highest finishing spots for Industrial.

Edna Cowboys Riley Allen advancd to Regionals after finishing second. Kelly Laredo has the high finish for the Cowgirls at 10th.

Ganado’s Tyler Gonzalez and Jocelyn Reid had the highest finishes and both are Regional Alternates.

The Regional and State meet happened after we sent our paper to press.

Cowboys Braden Watkins won the district championship in boys singles and Mac Oyler took second in boys singles and Asa Powell and Jake Stansberry fourth in boys doubles.

For Industrial, Reagan Little and Claire Karl won first place in girls doubles and Kannon Taylor and Karson Weinheimer placed second in boys doubles. Both teams advanced to the Regional tennis meet.

*The Regional Tennis meet happened after we went to press.

At the Regional meet, the Industrial girls team finished 11 and the Cowgirls 13th.

The Industrial boys team finished 19 at Regionals.

Industrial and Ganado ran through district without a loss. The defending State champion Maidens enter the playoffs as the number one seed in 2A.

Industrial won their district for the first time since 2018 and moved up to number two in 3A.

Industrial (19-2-1) will face Stockdale (14-11) in the Bi-District playoff round. The series will be played in Cuero on April 23, with game one beginning at 6 p.m. and game two to follow game one.

Kalyn Benavides continued her power surge, crushing a home run against Shiner to help the Maidens to a 6-2 win. The Maidens hold their number one spot as they prepare for the playoffs.

Ganado (25-2-1) will face Kenedy (18-11) in the Bi-District playoff round, Game 1 is Thursday, Apr. 23 at 6 p.m. in Kenedy. Games two, and three (if necessary) will be played Friday, April 24 at 6 p.m, in Ganado.

The Edna Cowgirls finished fifth and did not make the playoffs.

Shiner 2 - Ganado 6* Kalyn Benavides 2 hits, home run, 3 RBI’s; Realynn Pena 2 hits, 1 steal; Hallie Bures 2 hits, double, 1 steal; Kyla Stancik 1 hit, 1 RBI, 1 steal; Avery Torres 1 hit, 1 RBI; Laci Holt 1 hit, 1 steal; Jordyn Bundick 1 double; Rhylee Green 1 hit; Saylor Bures 4 hits, 2 earned runs, 7 strikeouts.

Ganado 22 - Flatonia 0* (4 innings) Bundick 4 hits, homerun, 2 doubles, 4 RBI’s; H. Bures 3 hits, homerun, 4 RBI’s, 1 steal; Paisley Hajovsky 3 hits, 3 RBI’s; Pena 3 hits, homerun, 3 RBI’s; Benavides 2 hits, homerun, 2 RBI’s; Raelynn Peters 2 hits, double, 1 RBI, 3 steals; Stancik 1 hit, 1 RBI; Michaela Estrada 1 double, 1 RBI; Green 1 hit, 1 RBI; Torres 1 hit, 1 RBI; Holt 1 RBI, 2 steals; Morgan Tovar 1 steal; S. Bures 4 innings, 1 hit, 6 strikeouts.

Hallettsville 1 Industrial 6*

Kayla Osburn triple, homerun, 1 RBI; Kinley Mauldin 1 homerun, 3 RBI’s; Clancy Kolle 1 homerun, 1 RBI; Kaylee Honc 1 hit; Khloe Lumpkins 1 steal; Ava Collins 2 hits, 1 unearned run, 14 strikeouts.

Industrial 2 - Episcopal 5 (playoff warm-up game) Mauldin 2 hits, double, 1 steal; Collins 1 homerun, 1 RBI, 6 innings, 2 runs, 4 earned runs, 3 strikeouts; Kolle 1 hit; Aleisa Popp 1 hit; Osburn 1 steal.

Edna 10 - Yoakum 11* * Denotes district game

2A Indians

100 M Dash: Bryan Martinez, 2nd, 11.69*.

400 M Dash: Austen Pena, 1st, 49.31*.

800 M Run: Alessandro Quinones, 5th,

2:06.98; Ty Szymanski,

8th, 2:18.47.

1600 M Run: Szymanski, 2nd, 4:56.43*; Gabriel Ramos, 3rd,

5:10.27*.

3200 M Run: Szymanski, 2nd, 10:42.01*.

4x100 M Relay: Bures, Arriaga, Martinez, Pena,

3rd, 43.72*.

4x400 M Relay: Pena, Higdon, Quinones, Nixon, 3rd, 3:34.72*.

Triple Jump: Quinones, 5th, 38’10.

Discus: Michael Tristan, 1st, 120’0*.

Shot Put: Tristan, 4th,

41’6*.

Maidens

200 M Dash: Laci Holt, 4th, 27.95*.

400 M Dash: Addison Tudyk, 3rd, 1:03.52*.

1600 M Run: Tudyk,

3rd, 6:06.64.

3200 M Run: Caterin Guerrero, 7th, 15:29.26.

4x100 M Relay: 7th,

53.05.

4x200 M Relay: 7th,

1:54.51.

4x100 M Relay: 6th,

4:24.69.

High Jump: Tudyk,

2nd, 5’0*.

Long Jump: Tudyk,

1st, 16’11.5*.

Triple Jump: Raelynn Peters, 7th, 31’2.75.

Shot Put: Michaela Estrada, 6th, 30’7.

As a team, the Cowboys had the highest Jackson County finish at second place.The Cowgirls finished fourth. Both Cobra teams finished sixth.

3A AREA TRACK RESULTS Boys-Edna 2nd; Industrial 6th

100 M Dash: Keegan Hicks, Edna, 1st, 10.37*; Aidan Lugo, Edna, 3rd,

10.86; Jordan Bryant, Edna, 7th, 11.24

100 Yard Dash: Noah Mendez, Industrial,

29.28

400 M Dash: Zachary Villarreal, Industrial, 6th,

54.15

800 M Dash: Villarreal, Industrial, 4th,

2:05.96*

110 M Hurdles: Cooper Kolle, Industrial, 7th,

15.95; Easton Larew, Industrial, 8th, 17.41 300 M Hurdles: Kolle, Industrial, 42.06

1600 M Run: Christoval Gonzales, Industrial, 2nd, 4:45.13*

3200 M Run: Gonzales, Industrial, 3rd,

10.42.70*; Hanson Braunholz, Edna, 5th,

10:59.84

300 M Hurdles: Cooper Kolle, Industrial, 5th

4x100 M Relays: Edna, 2nd, Ja’Dale Barnes, Jayron Barnes, Aidan Lugo, Keegan Hicks, 42.42*

4x200 M Relays: Edna, 2nd, Ja’Dale Barnes, Bode McCarrell, Kalub Caesar, Jayron Barnes, 1:28.60

4x400 M Relays: Edna, 2nd, McCarrell, Jayron Barnes, Adrian Boston, Hicks, 3:20.80*; Industrial, 6th, Wyatt Kurtz, Ashton Mendoza, Allen Pineda, Villarreal,

3:32.98 High Jump: Seeley Peters, Edna, 1st, 6’2*; Adrian Boston, Edna,

6th, 5’8 Long Jump: Keegan Hicks, Edna, 2nd,

22’2.75*; Aidan Lugo, Edna, 3rd, 20’9.25* Triple Jump: Lugo, Edna, 3rd, 42’1.5* Discus: Leon Dean, Industrial, 5th, 119’2 Pole Vault: Cullen Woodring, 1st*; Holden Spears, Industrial, 3rd*

Girls-Edna 4th; Industrial 6th

100 M Dash: Mia Miori, Industrial, 4th, 12.85

200 M Dash: Kayla Osburn, Industrial, 6th,

27.68

400 M Dash: Ailani Ramirez, Edna, 1st,

59.30*; Margaret Sklar, Edna, 3rd, 1:00.95*; Allie Farley, Industrial,

4th, 1:03.21*

800 M Run: Sklar, Edna, 2nd, 2:27.13*; Hattie Koenig, Industrial,

7th, 2:37.96

1600 M Run: Emma Shoemate-Rosalez, Edna,

3rd, 5:45.33*; Yoselin Calzada-Alba, Edna, 5th,

5:47.77*

3200 M Run: Shoemate- Rosalez, Edna, 2nd,

12:29.85*; Calzada-Alba, Edna, 4th, 12:38.10*

100 M Hurdles: Adison Cutler, Industrial,

5th; Lauren Leita, Industrial, 7th, 17.46

300 M Hurdles: Keira Santellana, Edna, 4th,

48.64*; Rhianna Woods,

6th, 50.55; Cutler, Industrial, 8th, 51.75

4x100 M Relays: Reagan Rivera, Miori, Osburn, Aliesa Popp, Industrial, 1st*

4x200 M Relays: Edna, 6th, Rihanna Woods, Janiyah Robinson, Antasiah Hines, Keira Santellana, 1:51.59

4x400 Relays: Edna,

1st, Antasiah Hines, Maggie Sklar, Keira Santellana, Ailani Ramirez,

4:04.57; Industrial, 5th, Myla Barrientos, Farley, Katie Remlinger, Popp,

4:19.73 High Jump: Popp, Industrial, 6th, 5’0; Kyler Caskey, 7th, 5’0 Long Jump: Santellana, Edna, 6th, 16’7.75; Popp, Industrial, 8th,

15’9.5 Discus: Karli Stanush, Industrial, 5th, 90’0; Abbigale Davis, Edna,

6th, 89’5; Kaylee Honc, Industrial, 7th, 88’8 Shot Put: Lyniah Evans, Industrial, 5th,

32’11; Kendall Shugart, Industrial, 7th, 31’4; Honc, Industrial, 8th,

30’5.25 Pole Vault: Miori, Industrial, 1st*; Ansley Cutler, Industrial, 3rd*; Koenig, Industrial, 5th.

• Indians BB at Bloomington*, 6 p.m.

• Edna BB at Rice*, 7 p.m.

Apr. 27 & 28

• 3A State golf tournament at Jimmy Clay Golf Course in Austin (boys).

• 2A State golf tournament, Austin (boys).

Fri. and Sat., May 1 & 2

• 2A Regional track meet at Texas A&M Kingsville.

• 3A Regional track meet at Seguin

May 4 & 5

• 3A State golf tournament at Jimmy Clay Golf Course in Austin (girls).

• 2A State golf tournament, Austin (girls).

The Indians and Cobras split their games this week.

All three teams remain in the middle of the playoff hunt.

Yoakum 3 - Edna 10* Riley Palacios 3 hits, double, 2 RBI’s, 1 steal; Seeley Peters 2 hits, 4 RBI’s, 7 innings, 2 hits, 3 runs, 2 earned runs, 15 strikeouts; Dekayden Diggs 2 hits, 1 steal; Jake Mahaffey 1 hit, 1 RBI; Trevor Floyd 1 hit, 1 steal; Weston Howard 1 hit, 2 RBI’s; Myles Thompson 1 hit; Devin Cruz 1 steal.

Rice 4 - Edna 14*

Floyd 3 hits, double, triple, 1 RBI, 2 steals, 4 innings, 3 hits, 3 earned runs, 7 strikeouts; Thompson 2 hits, 2 RBI’s, 1 steal; Howard 2 triples, 2 RBI’s, 3 steals; Palacios 2 hits, 1 RBI, 2 steals, 1 inning, 0 hits, 0 runs, 2 strikeouts; Trevor Kocian 1 hit, 1 RBI; Diggs 1 double, 2 RBI’s; Mahaffey 1 hit, 1 steal; Peters 1 RBI;

Tidehaven 0 Industrial 4*

Jackson Powell 1 hit, 2 RBI’s; Cooper Francis 1 triple; Easton Larew 1 hit, 1 steal, 7 innings, 2 hits, 3 strikeouts; Michael Barjenbruch 1 double; Wyatt Kurtz 1 steal.

Industrial 3 Hallettsville 5*

Zane Koenig 2 hits, double; Larew 1 hit; Francis 1 hit, 6 innings, 5 runs, 0 earned runs, 6 strikeouts; J. Powell 1 RBI;

Shiner 5 - Ganado 0* Austen Pena 1 double, 1 steal, 4 innings, 7 hits, 4 earned runs, 3 strikeouts; Karter Crabb 1 hit; Jack Hurt 7 innings, 8 hits, 5 earned runs, 6 strikeouts.

Ganado 12 - Flatonia 5* Hurt 3 hits, triple, 3 RBI’s; Crabb 2 hits, triple, 1 RBI; Pena 2 hits, double, 1 RBI; Logan Bures 1 hit, 1 RBI; Cade Nixon 1 hit, 1 RBI; Coen Ott 1 double; Cameron Pittman 1 RBI; Ayden Tudyk 3 innings, 2 hits, 0 earned runs.

* District game