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Nation's fourth best pole vaulter Snody representing Gregory-Portland at state
Nation's fourth best high school pole vaulter Madi Snody will represent Gregory-Portland at the UIL 5A state meet on Friday. The University of Kansas signee's best vault is 13 feet 7.5 inches.
G-P Lady 'Cats season ends with losses to Palmview
The Gregory-Portland Lady Wildcats' playoff run came to an early end, as they dropped a pair of games to Palmview to end their season. Gregory-Portland lost 3-1 on April 25 and 5-2 on April 26, ending their season in the bi-district round. Madison Mauricio drove in Gregory-Portland's lone run in...
G-P's Harrison has taken pole vault talents to new heights
Ryder Harrison knows he has no room for error on May 3 in Austin. The Gregory-Portland sophomore performed flawlessly in capturing the Region IV-5A title on April 19 at Heroes Stadium in San Antonio with the best performance of his high school career. Harrison and Leander Rouse’s Caden O’Hara each...
CCISD Athletics Director Brenda Marshall honored with Jody Conradt Award
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — The Texas High School Coaches Association named CCISD Athletics Director Brenda Marshall as its 2024 Jody Conradt Award winner Tuesday. Marshall has been the CCISD Athletics director since 2004. The award is named after the University of Texas women's basketball coach with 900 career victories under her belt, including an NCAA title.
Old Mary Carroll High School athletic fields converted to golf course for skills-based tournament
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — With Lozano Golf Center's nine-hole course under construction, Corpus Christi Independent School District's middle school golf teams needed a place to play this year. The district found a solution. They converted the old Mary Carroll High School athletic fields to a skills-based golf course. The...
Ingleside advances to face Calallen in Class 4A playoffs
The Ingleside Lady Mustangs rolled past Pearsall 15-2 to capture a sweep of the Lady Mavs in their best-of-three Class 4A bi-district playoff series in Three Rivers on April 26. The Lady Mustangs, who improved to 29-8 on the season, advanced to face the Corpus Christi Calallen Lady Cats (26-2)...
Hot bats lead Lady Pirates to bi-district playoff wins
The Sinton Lady Pirates' bats were on fire in the bi-district playoffs last week, leading them to a pair of massive victories. Sinton defeated Somerset 19-0 on April 25 before winning 11-0 on April 26 to claim the bi-district playoff win. The Lady Pirates (23-7) are set to take on Bishop (20-8-1) in a best-of-three area round series beginning Thursday.
Aggie women to open up NCAA Tournament play against Corpus Christi starting Saturday
INDIANAPOLIS – The Texas A&M women’s tennis team secured the No. 13 overall seed entering the NCAA Tournament and will host the opening two rounds at the Mitchell Tennis Center May 4-5, the organization announced Monday.Texas A&M (22-7) secured their 29th NCAA Tournament bid, and third-straight year hosting the opening rounds after earning the No. 13 overall seed.
Longhorns to face CC London in Class 3A bi-district series
The George West Longhorns will meet the third-ranked Corpus Christi London Pirates in a best-of-three Class 3A series. Game 1 is set for 5 p.m. Thursday in Corpus Christi. Game 2 will follow 30 minutes after Game 1. Game 3, if necessary, will be played Friday at 6 p.m. in...
Tigers to face Banquete in Class 3A bi-district series
The No. 21 Goliad Tigers will meet the Banquete Bulldogs in a Class 3A best-of-three bi-district series in Sinton on Friday and Saturday. Game 1 will start Friday at 5 p.m. Game 2 will follow 30 minutes after Game 1. Game 3, if necessary, will start Saturday at 2 p.m.
Softball Game Preview: Sinton Will Face Bishop
The Sinton Pirates are on the road again on Thursday to play the Bishop Badgers. Both squads will be entering this one on the heels of a big victory. Sinton is on a roll after a high-stakes playoff matchup on Friday. They never let Somerset onto the board and left with an 11-0 win.
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