Men’s Track & Field Ranked No. 1 in NCAA Division II

VOLUME XVIII, NO. 35 KINGSVILLE, TEXAS 78363 APRIL 4, 2018 Baseball Hosting Angelo State in Four-Game Series The Texas A&M-Kingsville Levi Zents, senior third record on the mound and his .431 batting average with a double baseball team will host Angelo baseman from Fort Worth (Keller earned run average is 2.12. and triple. State, favored to take the Lone Star Central), leads the Javelina hitting Seth Hubert, senior Michael Urquidi, junor Conference championship this with a .373 batting average. He righthander form Riviera, has a 9-0 outfielder from El Paso (Americas), season, in a four-game series has four doubles and two triples. record and a 3.38 ERA. is hitting .377 with seven doubles, Automatically Qualifies Friday, Saturday and Sunday at Austin Ingraham, senior The Javelina pitchers have a a triple and three homers. Charles Greaves, junior from Nolan Ryan Field. outfielder from Keller (Fossil cumulative ERA of 3.55. Nicholas Novak, sophomore Bridgetown, Barbados, automati- The teams play a 6 p.m. single Ridge), has a .295 batting average Angelo is 25-9 overall and 6-2 infielder from Stillwater, Minn., has cally qualified for the NCAA game Friday, a 1 p.m. doubleheader with seven doubles and four in the conference. a .370 batting average and he has Division II Championships with Saturday and a 1 p.m. single game homers. Parker Bramlett, sophomore five doubles, a triple and four his triple jump at the Texas Sunday. The Javelinas are hitting .263 infielder from Tyler (Lee), has a (Continued on Page 4) Relays last weekend in Austin. He jumped 51-7 and finished The Javelinas are 21-7 for the as a team. second in the prestigous meet. season and 1-3 in the LSC Kyle Craft, senior righthander (Photo by Ryan Smith). standings. from Victoria (East), has a 4-0 St. Mary’s Softball Team on Campus Friday The Texas A&M-Kingsville The Javelinas will host St. with St. Edward’s, the first pitch softball team takes a break from Mary’s in a Friday doubleheader at set for noon. Lone Star Conference play when Hubert Field. The first game is set TAMUK has a 19-19 overall it battles future conference for 5 p.m. record and is 9-12 in the members St. Mary’s and St. The Javelinas will go to conference. Edward’s. Austin Monday for two games Loren Kelly, freshman outfielder from Rockport Beach Volleyball Goes To (Rockport-Fulton), leads the Javelina hitting with a .331 Florida For DII Nationals average. She has three doubles and a home run. The Texas A&M-Kingsville beach volleyball team will compete for Anastasia Leibas, freshman the first NCAA Division II national championship Saturday and Sunday infielder from Del Valle, is hitting in Tavares, Fla. .321 with eight doubles and four The meet will be on the Hickory Point Beach. homers. Seven schools will go for the first title, four of these from Florida. Roxy Chapa, junior catcher Joining the Javelinas will be Eckerd (Fla.), Florida Southern, form McAllen (Sharyland), has a Lincoln-Memorial (Tenn.), Spring Hill (Ala.), Saint Leo (Fla.) and Tampa .317 batting average with five (Fla.). doubles, a triple and eight home The Javelinas have played three of the teams in the tournament. runs. Record Throw They have downed Tampa, 4-1, and Florida Southern, 5-0, earlier in The Javelinas are hitting .257 Richard Cervantes, junior from Mission (Sharyland), broke the school Florida and dropped a 4-1 decision to Eckerd. as a team. record and automaticlly qualified for the NCAA Division II Champion- ships with a throw of 192-8 in the discus at the Texas Relays last The tournament is sponsored by the American Volleyball Coaches Sarah Gilbert, senior Association. weekend in Austin. Cervantes’ throw has him as one of the best in righthander from Chipley, Fla., has NCAA Division II. He also automatically qualified, and broke the Teams from all classifications are included in one division in the (Continued on Page 5) (Continued on Page 7) school record, in the shot put in Austin. (Photo by Ryan Smith). Golf Team Heads to Arkansas For Meet Javelina Hash The Texas A&M-Kingsville Monday and Tuesday when it The tournament will be on the participates in the Hardscrabble Hardscrabble Golf Club course. By Fred Nuesch, Coordinator of Athletic External Affairs women’s golf team will enter its final regular-season tournament Invitational in Fort Smith, Ark. The University of Arkansas- Fort Smith is the host. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE men’s track and field team for Baseball No. 20 in CBN Poll After the Arkansas tournament, the Javelinas will be its No. 1 ranking in the NCAA Division II national poll last week. The Texas A&M-Kingsville Illinois-Springfield in the Lone Star Conference Even though it’s early in the season, it’s good to be considered baseball team was ranked No. 20 in 29. Lubbock Christian Championships April 23-24 in the top team in your sport. the NCAA Division II national poll 30. Lock Haven (Pa.) Abilene. For years, the Javelina football team would open the season released by Collegiate Baseball (Bold-faced and italicized teams ranked No. 1 and some of the coaches would complain that it made Newspaper last week. are in the Lone Star Conference) you a target for all of the other teams. Other Lone Star Conference Coach Pete Murray would always tell them, “It doesn’t matter teams were West Texas A&M No. 9 when it happens, it’s nice to be ranked No. 1. There are a lot of and Angelo State No. 16. programs that will never know what it is like to be No. 1.” The Javelinas and ASU meet in a four-game series this weekend at THE UNSCIENTIFIC METHOD of the rankings came out last Nolan Ryan Field. NCAA Division II Baseball Poll week when the men’s track and field team was No. 1 in the nation Compiled by Collegiate and was ranked No. 2 in the South Central Region. Baseball Newspaper And both polls are compiled by the U.S. Track & Field Coaches Rank Team Association. 1. Azusa Pacific (Calif.) 2. North Greenville (S.C.) THE JAVELINA MEN should have strengthened their track and 3. Florida Southern field standing with their showing at the Texas Relays in Austin, one 4. Tampa (Fla.) of the top collegiate meets in the nation. 5. Colorado-Mesa Athletes from all over the nation and world gather for this 6. Delta (Miss.) State annual event. 7. Belmont Abbey (N.C.) Richard Cervantes got off a school record 192-8 throw in the 8. New Haven (Conn.) discus, shattering the old school record. 9. West Texas A&M He finished fourth in Section A of the meet. It includes the top 10. Central Missouri entries. 11. Columbus (Ga.) State The only athletes in front of him were two throwers from the 12. Georgia College 13. Indianapolis (Ind.) Chula Vista Elite track club of California and a Nebraska athlete. 14. Mercyhurst (Pa.) Cervantes was less than a football out of third. 15. South Carolina-Aiken He beat out athletes from schools like host Texas, Texas A&M, 16. Angelo State TCU and Texas Tech. 17. Arkansas-Monticello Cervantes had a throw of 61-9.50 in the shot put and finished 18. Saint Leo (Fla.) Walkoff Hits third. 19. Wingate (N.C.) Victoria Schoonard-Saborio,left, junior infielder from Elk Grove, He beat out athletes from TCU, Utah State, Oklahoma and 20. Texas A&M-Kingsville Calif., and Anastasia Leibas, freshman infielder from Del Valle, had Texas Tech. 21. Flagler (Fla.) hits that produced walkoff victories for the Javelina softball team in a Friday night doubleheader at Hubert Field. Both gave the Javelinas 3-2 22. West Chester (Pa.) His mark broke the record 60-0 set by national champion victories over Lone Star Conference opponent Cameron. Scoonard- Roberto Garza in 2000. 23. Cal State-Monterey Bay Saborio’s big hit came in the bottom of the seventh in the opener and The sprint medley relay team of Deon Hope, Todd Nicholas, 24. Southern Arkansas Leibas got her winning hit in the bottom of the 12th inning in the Javier Lopez and Robert Downs broke a 25-year-old record with a 25. Missouri Southern second game. time of 3:19.96. 26. Nova Southeastern (Fla.) The unit won its heat of the race and the only schools beating 27. West Florida the Javelinas were Tech, A&M, Clemson, TCU and LSU. 2018 Texas A&M-Kingsville Men’s and Women’s Charles Greaves competed in the jumps for the first time and he Outdoor Track and Field Schedule was second in the triple jump with a 51-7 distance. The only April 5-6 – Angelo State Multi Event Meet in San Angelo. athlete in front of him was from LSU. April 7 – Angelo State Relays in San Angelo. April 13-14 – Incarnate Word Invitational in San Antonio. THE STRENGTH OF the Lone Star Conference in track and April 14 – Hurricane Collegiate Invitational in Miami, Fla. field showed in last week’s regional and national polls. April 21 – LSU Alumni Gold Meet in Baton Rouge, La. Nationally, the league had three of the top five men’s teams. May 3-5 – Lone Star Conference Championships in San Angelo. Angelo State was No. 3 and West Texas A&M No. 5. May 13 – Last Chance Meet in Canyon. Texas A&M-Commerce was No. 11 and Eastern New Mexico May 24-16 – NCAA Division II Championships in Charlotte, N.C. No. 24. (Continued on page 3) Upcoming Javelina Events JavelinaJavelina HashHash April 5 – Football: Spring football workouts in Kingsville, Javelina By Fred Nuesch, Coordinator of Athletic External Affairs Stadium, 7 a.m. Men’s and Women’s Outdoor Track & Field: Angelo State (Continued from Page 2) Multi Event Meet in San Angelo. April 6 – Softball: St. Mary’s in Kingsville (DH), 5 p.m. In the women’s division, West Texas A&M was No. 2 and Baseball: *Angelo State in Kingsville, 6 p.m. Angelo State No. 3. The only other LSC team ranked was Texas Men’s and Women’s Outdoor Track & Field: Angelo State A&M-Commerce at No. 11. Multi Event Meet in San Angelo. In the region, the LSC had the top three teams and four of the April 7 – Baseball: *Angelo State in Kingsville (DH), 1 p.m. top five. Angelo State was No. 1, the Javelinas No. 2, Texas A&M- Football: Spring football workouts in Kingsville, Javelina Commerce No. 3, West Texas No. 5 and Tarleton State No. 9. Stadium, 10 a.m. The women’s division had LSC teams in four of the top five Men’s and Women’s Outdoor Track & Field: Angelo State spots. Angelo State was No. 1, Texas A&M-Commerce No. 3, Relays in San Angelo. West Texas A&M No. 4 and Texas A&M-Kingsville No. 5. Beach Volleyball: AVCA Division II Championships in Tavares, Fla. (Hickory Point Beach). THE JAVELINA MEN’S track and field team had two of the Women’s Tennis: *Texas-Permian Basin in Odessa, TBA. top collegiate performances the week of March 19-24. April 8 – Baseball: *Angelo State in Kingsville, 1 p.m. Javier Lopez had the third best time in the 110-meter hurdles. Beach Volleyball: AVCA Division II Championships in Tavares, He ran a 13.67 at a meet in Abilene. Fla. (Hickory Point Beach). Jose Ventura ran a 31:59.27 in the 10000-meter run in Houston Women’s Tennis: *Angelo State in San Angelo, 1 p.m. April 9 – Softball: St. Edward’s in Austin (DH), noon. and that was the sixth best among all collegians. Women’s Golf: Hardscrabble Invitational in Fort Smith, Ark. Top 10 College Track & Field Performances For March 19-24 (Arkansas-Fort Smith host). Men’s 110-meter hurdles April 10 – Baseball: Houston-Victoria in Kingsville, 6 p.m. 13.51 – Ruebin Walters, Alabama Football: Spring football workouts in Kingsville, Javelina 13.63 – Trey Cunningham, Florida State Stadium, 7 a.m. 13.67 – Javier Lopez, Texas A&M-Kingsville Women’s Golf: Hardscrabble Invitational in Fort Smith, Ark. 13.79 – Damion Thomas, Louisiana State April 12 – Football: Spring football workouts in Kingsville, Javelina 13.81 – David Kendziera, Illinois Stadium, 7 a.m. 13.82 – Caleb Parker, Southern Mississippi April 13 – Football: Spring football workouts in Kingsville, Javelina 13.84 – William Session, Indiana Stadium, 7 a.m. 13.86 – Ashlyn Davis, California Softball: *Easter New Mexico in Portales, 5 p.m. 13.88 – Joseph Daniels, Princeton Baseball: *Eastern New Mexico in Portales, N.M., 6 p.m. 13.90 – Cory Poole, Florida Men’s and Women’s Outdoor Track & Field: Incarnate Word Men’s 10000-meter run Invitational in San Antonio. 31:01.11 – Jacob Gonzalez, Mount Olive (N.C.) Women’s Tennis: Texas-El Paso in El Paso, noon. April 14 – Beach Volleyball: Javelina Battle on the Beach in Kingsville. 31:02.51 – Jacob Nkamasiai, Keiser (Fla.) vs. St. Edward’s, 10 a.m. 31:14.20 – Hociel Landa, Rice Henderson Serves vs. New Mexico, 3 p.m. 31:34.11 – Silus Kipkoech, North Carolina-Pembroke Kyra Henderson, one of the two Football: Spring football workouts in Kingsville, Javelina 31:38.14 – Isaac Vargas, Texas A&M-Corpus Christi seniors on the Javelina beach Stadium, 10 a.m. volleyball team this spring, serves 31:59.27 – Jose Ventura, Texas A&M-Kingsville Softball: *Eastern New Mexico in Portales, N.M. (DH), noon. 32:01.25 – Josh Duffie (Pa.). at one of the matches on the Javelina Courts. The Javelinas Baseball: *Eastern New Mexico in Portales, N.M. (DH), 3 p.m. 32:04.01 – Chris Maxon, Indiana Wesleyan competd in the NCAA Division II Men’s and Women’s Outdoor Track & Field: Incarnate Word 32:05.74 – John Weaver, South Florida Championships this weekend in Invitational in San Antonio. Florida. Men’s and Women’s Outdoor Track & Field: Hurricane THE JAVELINAS HOST Angelo State in a four-game Lone Collegiate Invitational in Miami, Fla. Star Conference baseball series this weekend at Nolan Ryan Field. Women’s Tennis: *Western New Mexico in Silver City, N.M., The teams play a single game Friday, a doubleheader Saturday TBA. and a single game Sunday. April 15 – Beach Volleyball: Javelina Battle on the Beach in Kingsville. The Rams, favored to win this year’s LSC title and nationally vs. Abilene Christian, 10 a.m. ranked, showed their offensive might last weekend when they took vs. Texas A&M-Corpus Christi, 3 p.m. three of four games from Tarleton State. Baseball: *Eastern New Mexico in Portales, N.M., 1 p.m. The team scored 37 runs, had 47 base hits, had six home runs Javelina April 17 – Football: Spring football workouts in Kingsville, Javelina and recorded eight doubles. Stadium, 7 a.m. Pride Softball: St. Mary’s in San Antonio (DH), 4 p.m. April 19 – Football: Spring football workouts in Kingsville, Javelina THE LONE STAR Conference football preseason media day Is Justified Stadium, 7 a.m. will be held July 24 in San Antonio. *Lone Star Conference games or matches. (Continued on Page 4) Bold-faced games/matches are in Kingsville. JavelinaJavelina HashHash By Fred Nuesch, Coordinator of Athletic External Home Plate (Continued from Page 3) Greeting This will be the first time the event has been in South Texas. It Austin Ingraham (4), senior outfielder was in the Dallas-Fort Worth area for many years and has been in from Keller (Fossil Odessa the past two seasons. Ridge), is greeted at The media day will be held in conjunction with the Texas home plate by Kohl High School Coaches Association annual convention in the Alamo Ullman (2), sopho- City. more infielder from Houston (St. Pius X), and Levi Zents (13), CONGRATULATIONS TO FORMER Javelina basketball senior third baseman player Cheryl Fillmore who was named the District 31-4A women’s from Fort Worth coach of the year. (Keller Central), Cheryl is the head women’s basketball coach and athletic after getting a home director at West Oso High School. run in the Javelinas’ 8-1 win over Our Lady of the Lake last FORMER HOUSTON ASTRO Rusty Staub died last week. week at Nolan Ryan One of my great memories as a sports editor came in the mid- Field. Ullman scored 1960s when the Astrodome was about to open. on Ingraham’s The Astro organization invited Texas daily sports editor to homer. come to Houston for a luncheon in the Dome. All expenses were paid and you were put up in the Shamrock Hilton Hotel, which at that time was one of the best known hotels in the country. They had Astro players at each of the tables with sports editors and Staub was the player at mine. He was extremely popular with the Houston fans and even though as a sports editor you don’t Baseball Hosting LSC Favorite Angelo State normally let it be known you are excited to meet an athlete, I was (Continued from Page 1) The Javelinas remain at home catcher from Round Rock, is very awestruck with being at a table with Rusty. home runs. Tuesday to host Houston-Victoria hitting .316 with eight doubles and He later went on to play for several MLB teams including The Rams hit .316 as a team. in a non-conference game. five homers. Montreal, which he might have had his greatest fame. Tyler Lesley, junior The Jaguars are 10-21 going The squad hits .257 as a team. A redhead, he was known in the French-Canadian area as “Le righthander from San Antonio into a three-game weekend series Tanner Knowles, junior Grand Orange”. (Incarnate Word), is 8-1 on the with LSU-Alexandria. lefthander from Houston, has a 3-3 Rusty died Thursday and would have been 74 on Easter mound and he has a 2.26 ERA. Jacob Atkinson, junior record on the mound and his ERA Sunday. Trent Baker, freshman outfielder from Harlingen (South), is 3.46. righthander from Georgetown, has leads the Jaguars at bat with a .364 The Victoria pitchers have a LONE STAR CONFERENCE notes: a 4-1 record and a 1.87 ERA. batting average. He has one home cumulative ERA of 5.21. ...Chris Reisman has been named the new head men’s The ASU pitching staff has a run. The Javelinas downed the basketball coach at Tarleton State, succeeding his father, Lonn, cumulative ERA of 3.75. Chase Almendarez, senior Jaguars, 13-3, earlier in Victoria. who will become a full-time athletic director at the school. Chris played for the Texans and has been the school’s assistant Baseball No. 18 coach since concluding his playing career 17 years ago. in Massey’s Poll Lonn has been the head coach at Tarleton for the past 30 years The Texas A&M-Kingsville and has also been the athletic director for 25 years. baseball team was ranked No. 18 He has 654 wins at TSU. in the NCAA Division II poll He received the National Association of Basketball Coaches released by Massey’s Ratings last Association Guardians of the Game Award for Leadership last week. weekend at the Final Four in San Antonio. The Javelinas were one of …Western New Mexico has named Paul Hansen the offensive three Lone Star Conference teams coordinator in football. in the top 20. He has spent the last season at head football coach at a high West Texas A&M was No. 10 The Javelinas’ Past school in Missouri and before that was offensive coordinator at and Angelo State No. 17. Southwestern Assemblies of God for two years. Hansen played at Evangel (Mo.) and he holds a bachelor’s Is Part of Our Future degree from the school and has a master’s degree from Southwest Baptist (Mo.) Softball Steps Out of LSC Play For Games With Laredo, St. Mary’s, St. Ed’s (Continued from Page 1) record and a 2.10 ERA. runs. an 8-6 record in the circle and her St. Mary’s pitchers have a The Toppers are hitting .248 earned run average is 2.56. cumulative ERA of 1.89. as a team. Breanna Smith, sophomore St. Edward’s has a three- Keely Frazier, sophomore lefty from San Antonio (Churchill), game series with Lubbock righthander from Houston has an 11-12 record and a 2.74 Christian this weekend before (Cypress Woods), has a 1-7 record ERA. hosting the Javelinas. in the circle and her ERA is 8.06. The Javelina cumulative ERA The Hilltoppers are 3-31 for The St. Edward’s pitchers is 2.82. the year. have a cumulative ERA of 8.26. Nationally ranked St. Mary’s Karolina Rodriguez, The Javelinas resume LSC is 27-12 for the year. sophomore infielder from McAllen play April 13-14 when they go to The Rattlers are led at the (Rowe), has a .345 batting average Portales, N.M., for a three-game plate by Brenda Iparraguirre, with five doubles and five home series with Eastern New Mexico. senior first baseman from San Antonio (Judson) who is hitting .339 with 13 doubles, a triple and three home runs. LSC Teams Rank in Softball Abigale Carney, freshman Four Lone Star Conference 6. Southern Arkansas outfielder from El Paso teams were ranked in the NCAA 7. Palm Beach Atlantic (Fla.) (Coronado), is hitting .331 with Division II softball poll released 8. Winona (Minn.) State nine doubles, two triples and five by the National Fastpitch Coaches 9. Texas A&M-Commerce homers. Association last week. 10. North Alabama Alessandra Ortiz, senior first Angelo State was No. 4, 11. Indianapolis (Ind.) baseman from Uvalde, has a .324 Texas A&M-Commerce No. 9, 12. Lenoir-Rhyne (N.C.) average with five doubles and a West Texas A&M No. 14 and 13. Minnesota State home run. Tarleton State No. 20. 14. West Texas A&M 12-Inning Victory The Rattler cumulative NCAA Division II Softball Poll 15. Grand Valley (Mich.) State Compiled by the National 16. Harding (Ark.) Breanna Smith, sophomore from San Antonio (Churchill), pitched 12 batting average is .270. innings in a 3-2 Javelina softball victory over Cameron Friday night at Fastpitch Coaches Association 17. West Florida Staci Johns, sophomore Hubert Field. She allowed nine scattered hits in the 12 innings, gave righthander from Elgin, has a 14-5 Rank Team 18. California-San Diego up no earned runs, walked two and struck out eight. pitching record and her ERA is 1. Colorado-Mesa 19. Queens (N.C.) 1.62. 2. North Georgia 20. Tarleton State Hope Russell, senior 3. California State-Chico (Bold-faced and italicized righthander from Vidor (Little 4. Angelo State teams are in the Lone Star 2018 Javelina Remaining Baseball Schedule 5. Dixie (Utah) State. Cypress-Mauriceville), has a 10-3 Conference) April 6 - *Angelo State in Kingsville, 6 p.m. April 7 - *Angelo State in Kingsville, 1 p.m. (DH). April 8 - *Angelo State in Kingsville, 1 p.m. April 10 – Houston-Victoria in Kingsville, 6 p.m. The Javelina Highlights is April 13 - *Eastern New Mexico in Portales, N.M., 6 p.m. April 14 - *Eastern New Mexico in Portales, N.M., 3 p.m. (DH). published weekly by the April 15 - *Eastern New Mexico in Portales, N.M., 1 p.m. April 20 - *Texas-Permian Basin in Kingsville, 6 p.m. Kingsville Publishing Co. April 21 - *Texas-Permian Basin in Kingsville, 1 p.m. (DH). Send address changes, news, April 22 – *Texas-Permian Basin in Kingsville, 1 p.m. April 27 - *West Texas A&M in Canyon, 6 p.m. pictures or correspondence to April 28 - *West Texas A&M in Canyon, 1 p.m. (DH). April 29 - *West Texas A&M in Canyon, 1 p.m. Fred Nuesch, MSC 114A, May 4 - *Cameron in Kingsville, 6 p.m. May 5 - *Cameron in Kingsville, 1 p.m. (DH). 700 University Blvd., May 6 - *Cameron in Kingsville, 1 p.m. May 10-12 – Lone Star Conference Championship, TBA. Kingsville, TX 78363 May 17-20 – NCAA Division II South Central Region Playoffs, TBA. May 26-June 2 – NCAA Division II Championships, TBA. or [email protected] *Lone Star Conference games. Javelinas at the Final Four in San Antonio

Three former Javelina basketball players at the Final Four in San Antonio last weekend. Left to right are Keith Kimble, left, who was with the Javelina men’s basketball team in Jake White, assistant basketball coach at Kilgore Junior College; Johnny Estelle, Javelina head men’s the mid-1990s, was one of the eight officials for the Final Four in San basketball coach, and Ralph Davis, head coach at New Mexico Military Junior College. All three were with Antonio last weekend. Right is Javelina head men’s basketball coach the Javelinas in the mid-1990s. The National Association of Basketball Coaches held its annual convention Johnny Estelle who also played for the Javelinas in the mid-1990s. in conjunction with the Final Four.

Corey Norman Williams, right, is a former Javelina basketball player and is the wife of Buzz Williams, Left to right are Johnny Estelle, Javelina men’s basketball coach; former Javelina assistant men’s coach and now head men’s coach at Virginia Tech. Left is Javelina head Buzz Williams, former Javelina assistant men’s basketball coach and men’s basketball coach Johnny Estelle’s wife, Ana. Center is Richelle Brooks, wife of University of now head men’s coach at Virginia Tech, and Alvin Brooks, assistant Houston assistant coachAlvin Brooks. They were at the Final Four last weekend in SanAntonio. men’s basketball coach at the University of Houston. Henderson Sets Kyra Henderson, senior from Carlsbad, Calif., sets for teammate Madeline Sims, senior form Aztec, N.M., in a home beach volleyball tournament. The Javelinas will be in the NCAA Division II Championships this weekend in Florida. Beach Volleyball Team Goes To Florida (Continued from Page 1) from Kingwood, and Macy Berg, Javelinas 5, Florida Southern 0 NCAA competition. This meet will freshman from San Antonio Javelinas 5, Ottawa (Kan.) 0 allow the Division II schools to (Smithson Valley), are 11-7. Javelinas 5, Tarleton State 0 meet clubs with similar athletic After the national Javelinas 4, New Orleans 1 Javelinas 3, Texas A&M-Corpus programs. tournament, the Javelinas return Christi 2 home to close out the season with Seedings and pairings for the Texas A&M-Corpus Christi 3, national meet were expected to be the Battle on the Beach Javelinas 2 released Tuesday. tournament on the Javelina Houston Baptist 4, Javelinas 1 The Javelinas enter the Courts. Arizona 4, Javelinas 1 national tournament with a 12-10 Javelina Beach Volleyball Central Arkansas 4, Javelinas 1 record. Results and Records Javelinas 3, Alabama-Birmingham 2 Tenley Housler, freshman Team Louisiana State 5, Javelinas 0 from Bulverde (Smithson Valley), Texas Christian 4, Javelinas 1 Individual Louisiana-Monroe 5, Javelinas 0 and Erin Umbel, freshman from Kyra Henderson-Shelby Tate Florida International 5, Javelinas 0 San Antonio (O’Connor), are 14-4 1-0 Javelinas 5, Missouri Baptist 0 Tenley Housler-Erin Umbel for the year. Javelinas 5, Stevenson (Md.) 0 14-4 Haley Hutchinson, junior Javelinas 5, Huntingdon (Ala.) 0 Haley Hutchinson-Kyra from Georgetown (Rouse), and Javelinas 5, Principia (Ill.) 0 Henderson 8-3 Kyra Henderson, senior from Stetson (Fla.) 5, Javelinas 0 Madison Brabham-Macy Berg Javelinas 4, Mercer (Ga.) 1 Carlsbad, Calif., have teamed for 11-7 Javelinas 4, Tampa (Fla.) 1 an 8-3 record. Haley Hutchinson-Maelee Sowa Eckerd (Fla.) 4, Javelinas 1 3-2 Madison Brabham, junior Madeline Sims-Kyra Henderson 3-2 Gabby Atchley-Whitney Walker 2018 Javelina Remaining Beach Volleyball Schedule 10-8 April 7-8 – AVCA Division II Championships in Tavares, Fla. (Hickory Madeline Sims-Maelee Sowa Point Beach). 4-5 April 14 – Javelina Battle on the Beach in Kingsville. Shelby Tate-Maelee Sowa vs. St. Edward’s, 10 a.m. 0-1 vs. New Mexico, 3 p.m. Maelee Sowa-Loren Washington April 15 - Javelina Battle on the Beach in Kingsville. 0-1 vs. Abilene Christian, 10 a.m. Madeline Sims-Loren Washington vs. Texas A&M-Corpus Christi, 3 p.m. 0-1 Haley Hutchinson-Loren Washington 0-2 Athletic Department Hosts Annual Hoggie Egg Hunt Athletic Department Hosts Annual Hoggie Egg Hunt

2018 Javelina Remaining Women’s Tennis Schedule April 7 - *Texas-Permian Basin in Odessa, TBA. April 8 - *Angelo State in San Angelo, 1 p.m. April 13 – Texas-El Paso in El Paso, noon. April 14 - *Western New Mexico in Silver City, Colo., TBA. April 20-21 – Lone Star Conference Championships in Corpus Christi. *Lone Star Conference matches. Tennis Faces LSC Opponents On Road The Texas A&M-Kingsville Thursday and Tarleton State *Cameron 5, Javelinas 4 women’s tennis team will face two Friday before hosting the Singles Lone Star Conference opponents Javelinas Saturday. Mariana Correa 4-0 on the road this weekend after a Angelo State is 13-5 overall Laura Montalvo 9-5 non-conference match with and 2-1 in the LSC going into Valerie Ruiz 9-5 Laredo College Friday in Laredo. Thursday’s match with UTPB. Stephanie Baerman 9-6 The Javelinas will take on The Rambelles will meet Tarleton Julia Rauer 9-9 Texas-Permian Basin Saturday in State Saturday before hosting the Phonephathep Philavong 6-9 Odessa and will meet Angelo State Javelinas Sunday. Phonephathep Philavong 6-9 Sunday in San Angelo. Javelina Tennis Viktoriia Romanovskaya 5-12 The Javelinas are 9-9 for the Results and Records Viviana Ortiz 1-3 year and 1-2 in the LSC. They Team Martina Urrutia 0-1 have dropped two conference Texas-Rio Grande Valley 7, Doubles matches by 5-4 scores. Javelinas 0 Romanoyskaya/Ortiz 8-0 Mariana Correa, freshman Texas A&M-Corpus Christi 7, Rauer/Baerman 1-0 from Victoria, Brazil, has a 4-0 Javelinas 0 Montalvo/Urrutia 1-0 singles record with the Javelinas. Northeastern Oklahoma 8, Montalvo/Rauer 1-0 Laura Montalvo, freshman Javelinas 1 Philavong/Ruiz 4-6 from Cochabamba, Bolivia, and Javelinas 7, Trinity 2 Ortiz/Philavong 3-5 Valerie Ruiz, sophomore from San Javelinas 5, Central Oklahoma 4 Montalvo/Baerman 5-10 Antonio (Reagan), are 9-5 each. Javelinas 5, Prairie View A&M 1 Romanoyskaya/Ruiz 2-5 In doubles, Viktoriia *Javelinas 5, Midwestern State 4 Romanoyskaya/Rauer 0-2 Romanovskaya, sophomore from Javelinas 5, Arkansas-Fort Smith 4 Mariana Correa/Martina Urrutia Moscow, Russia, and Viviana St. Edward’s 8, Javelinas 1 0-2 Ortiz, senior form Guayaquil, Tampa (Fla.) 8, Javelinas 1 Ecuador, have teamed for an 8-0 Javelinas 8, Colorado College 1 doubles record. Metro (Colo.) State 5, Javelinas 4 Texas-Permian Basin will also Javelinas 9, Colorado State-Pueblo 0 have a busy LSC schedule this New Mexico State 5, Javelinas 4 week. The Falcons are 6-9 for the *Tarleton State 5, Javelinas 4 year and 1-0 in the LSC standings. Javelinas 6, Newman (Kan.) 1 They faced Angelo State Javelinas 9, North Central Texas 0

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We Are Family Forever! Oiler Reunion Greg Doramus, left, Javelina student athletic trainer while an under- graduate at Texas A&I, recently attended a Houston Oiler Reunion in Houston. He’s shown with Wade Phillips, top, son of former Oiler head coach Bum Phillips, and Billy “White Shoes” Johnson, bottom. Doramus was a manager and trainer for the Oilers and was with the team when it hired Javelina student manager Bill Lackey as manager. Leibas, Cervantes Named IBC Bank Athletes of the Week Texas A&M-Kingsville Valle, had a big three-game series Cervantes, junior from Oct. 9-14 Angelica Wilson, basketball softball player Anastasia Leibas against Cameron. Mission (Sharyland), Madison Brabham, volleyball Trey Sumpter, basketball and Javelina track and field athlete She was seven of 11 (.636) at automatically qualified for the Cade Dyal, football Nov. 20-25 Richard Cervantes were named the the plate and had four doubles. NCAA Division II Championships Oct. 16-21 Angelica Wilson, basketball IBC Bank athletes of the week for Her two-bagger in the bottom in the shot put and discus at the Madison Brabham, volleyball Caelan Neal, basketball their performances last week. of the 12th inning of the second Texas Relays and he broke school Nick Pelrean, football Nov. 27-Dec. 2 Leibas, freshman from Del game gave the Javelinas a victory. records in each of the events. Jose Ventura, cross country Ope Ibrahim, basketball He threw the shot 61-9.5, Oct. 23-28 Trey Sumpter, basketball breaking the record 60-0 set by Krystal Faison, volleyball Dec. 4-9 Roberto Garza in 2000, and his Jordan Thomas, football Angelica Wilson, basketball 192-8 throw in the discus erased Oct. 30-Nov. 4 Trey Sumpter, basketball the record 187-5 set by Avery Shelby Sheets, volleyball Dec. 11-16 Griffin in 2012. Trey Sumpter, basketball Robert Stevenson, basketball Cervantes ranked among the Nov. 6-11 Dec. 18-20 top throwers in each event in Madison Brabham, volleyball Angelica Wilson, basketball Division II. Cade Dyal, football Kyren Block, basketball IBC Bank Athletes of the Week Jordan Thomas, football Dec. 20-26 Aug. 30-Sept. 2 Nov. 12-18 (Continued on page 13) Jasmine Jacinto, volleyball Jose Ventura, cross country Sept. 4-9 Krystal Faison, volleyball Kuziah Ferebee, football Sept. 11-16 Shelby Sheets, volleyball Marcus Younger, football Sept. 18-23 Alexis Wick, volleyball Jose Ventura, cross country Sept. 25-30 Krystal Faison, volleyball Cade Dyal, football Jordan Thomas, football Oct. 2-7 Madison Brabham, volleyball Cade Dyal, football Lopez LSC Male Freshman Netter Laura Montalvo is a freshman from Cochabamba, Bolivia, on this Athlete of Week year’s tennis team. She has a 9-5 singles record. Texas A&M-Kingsville hurdler Javier Lopez was named the Lone Star Conference male 2018 Javelina Softball Schedule track athlete of the week for his April 6 – St. Mary’s in Kingsville (DH), 5 p.m. performances the week of March April 9 – St. Edward’s in Austin (DH), noon. 21-24. April 13 - *Eastern New Mexico in Portales, N.M., 5 p.m. Lopez, senior from Cordova, April 14 - *Eastern New Mexico in Portales, N.M. (DH), noon. Spain, ran a 13.67in the 110- April 17 – St. Mary’s in San Antonio (DH), 4 p.m. meter hurdles to win gold at the April 20 - *West Texas A&M in Kingsville, 6 p.m. Abilene Christian Invitational. April 21 - *West Texas A&M in Kingsville (DH), 1 p.m. It automatically qualified him April 27 - *Western New Mexico in Silver City, N.M. (DH), noon. for the NCAA Division II April 28 - *Western New Mexico in Silver City, N.M. (DH), noon. Championships in May. May 4-5 – Lone Star Conference Championships at No. 1 seed. Lopez also ran a leg on the May 11-12 – NCAA Division II South Central Region Javelina 400-meter relay team Championships at No. 1 seed. that had a 40.76 time and Automatic Again May 18-19 – NCAA Division II Super Regionals at site of No. 1 seed. finished second. Javier Lopez, senior from Cordova, Spain, automatically qualified for May 24-18 – NCAA Division II Championships in Salem, Va. The relay time provisionally the NCAA Division II Championships with a 13.57 time in the Texas qualified it for the national Relays last weekend in Austin. He was silver medalist in the championships. prestigous meet. (Photo by Ryan Smith). Javelina Stadium Home of the NCAA Division II Men’s and Women’s Track and Field Championships 2019 and 2020 Leibas, Cervantes IBC Bank Honorees (Continued from Page 11) Angelica Wilson, basketball Robert Woods, indoor track No athletic competition Javelina baseball team & field Dec. 26-30 Feb. 5-11 March 12-18 Angelica Wilson, basketball Bailey Blezinger, golf Women’s beach volleyball Robert Stevenson, basketball Preston Plovanich, baseball team Jan. 1-6 Feb. 12-18 – Richard Cervantes, outdoor Emmeri Archer, basketball Angelica Wilson, basketball track & field Trey Sumpter, basketball Charles Greaves, indoor track March 19-25 Jan. 8-12 & field Reanna De La Cruz, golf Rachael Somoye, indoor track Feb. 19-25 Javier Lopez, outdoor track & & field Women’s tennis team field Javier Lopez, indoor track & Charles Greaves, indoor track March 26-31 field & field Anatastia Leibas, softball Jan. 15-20 Feb. 26-March 4 Richard Cervantes, track & Angelica Wilson, basketball Anastasia Leibas, softball field Trey Sumpter, basketball Kohl Ullman, baseball Jan. 22-27 March 5-11 Angelica Wilson, basketball Tenley Housler/ Charles Greaves, indoor track Erin Umbel, beach volleyball & field Richard Cervantes, indoor Jan. 29-Feb. 3 track & field Track & Field Teams Ranked In South Central Region Polls The Texas A&M-Kingsville 7. Western (Colo.) State men’s track and field team was 8. Tarleton State ranked No. 2 in the NCAA 9. Adams (Colo.) State Division II South Central Region 10. Colorado-Mesa poll released by the U.S. Track & Women’s Division Field Coaches Association last Rank Team week, and the Javelina women 1. Angelo State were rated No. 5. 2. Colorado-Colorado Springs Four of the top five teams in 3. Texas A&M-Commerce the men’s and women’s regional 4. West Texas A&M polls were Lone Star Conference 5. Texas A&M-Kingsville members. 6. Western (Colo.) State In the men’s division, Angelo 7. Colorado Mines State was No. 1, the Javelinas No. 8. Colorado-Mesa 4-0 On The Mound 2, Texas A&M-Commerce No. 3 9. Adams (Colo.) State Kyle Craft, senior from Victoria (East), is 4-0 as a starter for the and West Texas A&M No. 5. 10. Colorado State-Pueblo Javelinas this spring. He is expected to start one of the games against Tarleton State was No. 8. (Bold-faced and italicized Angelo State this weekend at Nolan Ryan Field. In the women’s division, teams are in the Lone Star Angelo State was No. 1, Texas Conference) A&M-Commerce No. 3, West Texas A&M No. 4 and the Bringing It Home Keandria Taylor, sophomore from Javelina Javelinas No. 5. Rosebud-Lott, runs the final leg NCAA Division II South Central of the Javelina 400-meter relay Region Track & Field Polls team at the Cactus Cup in Football... Selected by the U.S. Track & Javelina Stadium. Field Coaches Association No One Men’s Division Rank Team 1. Angelo State 2018 Javelina Women’s Remaining Golf Schedule Has Done 2. Texas A&M-Kingsville March 19-20 – Husky Invitational in Houston (Houston Baptist host). 3. Texas A&M-Commerce April 9-10 – Hardscrabble Invitational in Fort Smith, Ark. (Arkansas- Better!! 4. Colorado Mines Fort Smith host). 5. West Texas A&M April 23-24 – Lone Star Conference Championships in Abilene. 6. Colorado-Colorado Springs Track & Field Teams To Enter Angelo State Multis, Relays The Texas A&M-Kingsville Austin and Trinity Tiger Relays in Roberto Garza in 2000. the automatic standard for Nicholas, Lopez and Robert men’s and women’s track and field San Antonio. Cervantes finished third in nationals. He was second in the Downs, junior from Philadelphia, teams will compete against most There were four automatic the shot put and fourth in the event. Pa., ran legs. of the Lone Star Conference qualifying performances for the discus, competing against some of The Javelina men’s 400-meter The record had been 3:27.06, teams at the Angelo State Relays NCAA Division II Championships the top collegiate athletes in the relay team had a provisional set in 1993. this weekend in San Angelo. in Austin. nation. qualifying time of 40.99, set in the Two national provisional The multi-event competition Richard Cervantes, junior Javier Lopez, senior from preliminaries. performances were turned in at the is set for Thursday and Friday and from Mission (Sharyland), threw Cordova, Spain, was runnerup in Running legs were Todd meet in San Antonio. the relays will be Saturday. the discus 192-8 and had a 61-9.5 the 110-meter hurdles with a time Nicholas, junior from Eagle Lake Jorge Rios, sophomore from The field event finals and toss in the shot put. Both are of 13.57, an automatic qualification (Rice); Deon Hope, senior from St. Port Lavaca, threw the discus 166- running event prelims Saturday automatic qualifying throws for performance. He missed his own Michael, Barbados; Lopez and 9 and Ken Zamorano, senior from will start at 12:30 p.m. and the the national meet and the discus school record by .01. Greaves. Harlingen (South), had a 183-0 running event finals are at 5:10 throw broke the school record. Charles Greaves, junior from The sprint medley relay team hammer throw to reach provisional p.m. The record had been 187-5, Bridgetown, Barbados, had a 51-7 broke the 25-year-old school status. The Javelinas go to San set by Avery Griffin in 2012. triple jump and that is better than record with its 3:19.96 time. Hope, The Javelinas had six gold- Angelo after a successful His throw in the shot broke medal performances at Trinity. weekend at the Texas Relays in the school record of 60-0, set by Javelina Season’s Best Track & Field Performances Rios and Zamorano won gold Men’s Division Hammer throw: 183-0, Kenny medals along with Lane Michna, 100-meter dash: 10.37, Charles Zamorano (1), San Antonio (3-31). sophomore from Lorena, in the Greaves (1), Kingsville (3-17). Javelin: 167-7, Dean Wallace shot put (52-1.75); Gertrudis Ruiz- 200-meter dash: 21.36, Javier (3), San Antonio (3-31). Balli, freshman from Brownsville Lopez (2), Kingsville (3-17). Decathlon: 6584, Jonathan (Pace), in the discus (138-1); 400-meter dash: 48.75, Robert Harper (2), Kingsville (3-17). Alyssa Canul, junior from Downs (1), Kingsville (3-17). Women’s Division Edinburg (North), in the hammer 800-meter run: 1:52.63, 100-meter dash: 12.08, throw (165-3), and Madeleine Robert Downs (1), Abilene (3-24). Kendria Taylor (7), Abilene (3-24). Maltais, sophomore from Corpus 1500-meter run: 4:11.67, Elias 200-meter dash: 24.59, Christi (Tuloso-Midway), in the Madrid (7), Kingsville (3-17). (Continued on Page 15) javelin (113-8). 3000-meter steeplechase: 10:42.95, Damian Feeney (3), San Antonio (3-31). 5000-meter run: 17:15.87, Damian Feeney (2), Kingsville (3- 16). 10000-meter run: 31:59.27, Qualifies Provisionally Jose Ventura (3), Houston (3-24). Jorge Rios, sophomore from Port Lavaca, provisionally qualified for 110-meter hurdles: 13.57, the NCAA Division II Championships with a throw of 166-9 in the Javier Lopez (2), Austin (3-31). discus at the Trinity Tigers Invitational last weekend in San Antonio. 400-meter relay: 40.31, Todd (Photo by Ryan Smith). Nicholas, Javier Lopez, Charles Greaves, Deon Hope) (1), Kingsville (3-17). 2018 Javelina Football Schedule 1600-meter relay: 3:16.56, Sept. 1 – Central Washington,Seattle area site to be determined. Javier Lopez, Robert Downs, Sept. 8 – Texas Wesleyan in Kingsville, 7 p.m. (Hall of Fame and Marckenley, Ayman Zahafi (6), Champions Weekend). Abilene (3-24). Sept. 15 - *Angelo State in San Angelo, 6 p.m.. Sprint medley relay: 3:19.96, Sept. 22 - *Eastern New Mexico in Kingsville, 7 p.m. (Hispanic Deon Hope, Todd Nicholas, Heritage Weekend). Javier Lopez, Robert Downs) (6), Sept. 29 - *Texas A&M-Commerce in Commerce, 6 p.m.. Austin (3-30). Oct. 6 – Western Oregon in Kingsville (Family Weekend). Pole vault: 14-3.25, Drew Hill Oct. 13 - *Midwestern State in Kingsville (Kingsville Community (6), Kingsville (3-17). Appreciation Weekend). Long jump:22-9.75, Jonathan Oct. 20 - *Tarleton State in Stephenville, TBD. Harper (5), San Antonio (3-31). Oct. 27 - *Western New Mexico in Kingsville (Homecoming). Triple jump: 51-7, Charles Nov. 3 - *West Texas A&M in Canyon, 6 p.m. Greaves (2), Austin (3-30). Nov. 10 - *Texas-Permian Basin in Kingsville, 7 p.m. (Veterans Shot put: 61-9.5, Richard Gold Medalist and Military Appreciation Day). Cervantes (4), Austin (3-31). *Lone Star Conference games. Ken Zamorano, senior from Harlingen (South), threw the hammer 183- Discus: 192-8, Richard 0 last weekend in San Antonio and provisionally qualified for the NCAA Cervantes (4), Austin (3-30). Division II Championships in Florida in May. (Photo by Ryan Smith). Javelina Season’s Best Track & Field Performances (Continued from Page 14) Keandria Taylor (5), Abilene (3- 24). 400-meter dash: 58.73, Alia Griffin (5), Abilene (3-24). 800-meter run: 2:22.39, Carnecia Scott (2), San Antonio (3- 31). 1500-meter run: 5:11.10, Jade Guerrero (8), San Antonio (3-31). 5000-meter run: 20:02.52, Laura Rodriguez (1), San Antonio (3-31). 100-meter hurdles: 14.36, Irene Almarcha (3), Abilene (3-24); 14.36, Almarcha (p), Austin (3-30). 400-meter hurdles: 66.97, Larissa Sanchez (3), Kingsville (3- 17). 400-meter relay: 47.07, Deana Richardson, Keandria Taylor, Taylor Roberson, LaGae Brigance (1), Kingsville (3-17). 800-meter relay: 1:40.13, Keandria Taylor, Taylor Roberson, LaGae Brigance, Alie Griffin (11), Austin (3-31). 1600-meter relay: 3:55.90, LaGae Brigance, Alia Griffin, Larissa Sanchez, Irene Almarcha (p), Austin (3-30). High jump: 5-3.75, LaGae Brigance (3), Kingsville (3-17). Pole vault: 11-3, Janeth Navarro (3), Abilene (3-24). Long jump: 18-2.25, My’Destinee Franklin (2), San Antonio (3-31). Triple jump: 35-8, Molly Martinez (3), Kingsville (3-17). Shot put: 38-10.5, Gertrudis Ruiz-Balli (4), San Antonio (3-31). Discus: 138-11, Yesenia Ruiz (4), Abilene (3-24). . Hammer throw: 179-0, Rachael Somoye (1), Abilene (3- 24). Javelin: 123-3.5, Madeleine Maltas (1), Kingsville (3-17). NCAA Division II National Championships Automatic Qualifiers Richard Cervantes, discus, 192-8. Richard Cervantes, shot put, 61-9.5. Charles Greaves, triple jump, 51-7. (Continued on Page 16) Beautiful Sight One of the Blue Angel jets is shown flying over Javelina Stadium and the Javelina athletic complex during one of its visits to Kingsville. The Blue Angels recently performed at the Wings Over South Texas airshow.

Men’s Track & Field Team Ranked No. 1 in National Poll The Texas A&M-Kingsville the U.S. Track & Field Coaches 10. Ashland (Ohio) 15. Ashland (Ohio) (Bold-faced and italicized men’s track and field team was Association last week. 11. Texas A&M-Commerce 16. California-San Diego teams are in the Lone Star ranked best in the national in the Three of the top five teams 12. North Carolina-Pembroke 17. Academy of Art (Calif.) Conference) NCAA Division II poll selected by in the men’s division were Lone 13. Concordia (Ore.) Javelina Season’s Star Conference squads. Angelo 14. California-San Diego State was No. 3 and West Texas 15. Cal State-Los Angeles Best Track & Field A&M No. 5. 16. Adams (Colo.) State Performances Two other LSC men’s teams 17. Queens (N.C.) (Continued from Page 15) were ranked in the top 25. Texas 18. Lee (Tenn.) Javier Lopez, 110-meter A&M-Commerce was No. 11 and 19. Academy of Art (Calif.) hurdles, 13.57 Easter New Mexico No. 24. 20. California State-Stanislaus NCAA Division II In the women’s division, 21. Central Washington National Championships West Texas A&M was No. 2 and 22. Colorado-Colorado Springs Provisional Qualifiers Angelo State No. 3. The only 23. Columbus (Ga.) State Charles Greaves, 100-meter dash, other conference school in the 24. Eastern New Mexico 10.37. rankings was Texas A&M- 25. Colorado State-Pueblo Jonathan Harper, decathlon, Commerce at No. 11. Women’s Division 6584. NCAA Division II Rank Team Javier Lopez, 200-meter dash, Track & Field Polls 1. San Francisco (Calif.) State 21.36. Compiled by the U.S. Track & 2. West Texas A&M Lane Michna, shot put, 53- Field Coaches Association 3. Angelo State 7.75. Men’s Division 4. Fresno Pacific (Calif.) Todd Nicholas, Javier Lopez, Rank Team 5. Colorado-Colorado Springs Charles Greaves, Deon Hope, 1. Texas A&M-Kingsville 6. St. Augustine’s (N.C.) 400-meter relay, 40.31. 2. California State-Chico 7. Missouri Southern Supun Randeniya, 110-meter 3. Angelo State 8. Azusa Pacific (Calif.) hurdles, 14.53. 4. St. Augustine’s (N.C.) 9. Cal State-Los Angeles Jorge Rios, discus, 166-9. 5. West Texas A&M 10. Concordia (Ore.) Tennis Seniors Rachael Somoye, hammer 6. Alabama-Huntsville 11. Texas A&M-Commerce Viviana Ortiz,left, from Guayaquil, Ecuador, and Martina Urrutia from throw, 179-0. 7. Azusa Pacific (Calif.) 12. Fort Hays (Kay.) State Madrid, Spain, were recognized as senior members of the women’s Kenny Zamorano, hammer 8. Pittsburg (Kan.) State 13. Central Washington tennis team at the final home match of the season last weekend on the throw, 183-0. 9. Colorado Mines 14. Wayne (Neb.) State Javelina Courts.