Softball, Track & Field on Campus Friday, Saturday

VOLUME XVI, NO. 32 KINGSVILLE, TEXAS 78363 MARCH 16, 2016 Outdoor Track & Field Teams Host Angelo State, Tarleton Saturday

The Texas A&M-Kingsville Rambelles, Texans and TexAnns were: men’s and women’s outdoor track have several of the top individuals …Aricela Alvarez, senior and field teams will host two Lone in the LSC and NCAA Division II. from Bishop, in the triple jump (39- Star Conference cohorts in the The Javelinas opened their 4). annual Cactus Cup Saturday in outdoor season last weekend in …Richard Cervantes, Javelina Stadium. Corpus Christi. sophomore from Mission The meet opens at 11 a.m. Nine of the Javelina athletes (Sharyland), in the discus (169-2) with the first of the field event who were participating in the and shot put (52-4). finals and the running event finals NCAA Division II national indoor …Christian Garcia, senior National Champions...Again begin at 2 p.m. meet in Kansas were missing from from Eagle Pass, in the shot put Jeron Robinson, left, senior from Houston (Travis), and Jordan Angelo State and Tarleton the squad. (51-9.5). Yamoah, senior from Arlington, N.Y., won national indoor track and State, both strong LSC track and The Javelinas had four …Valerie Vrana, senior from field championships last weekend, Robinson in the high jump and field programs, will visit for the NCAA Division II provisional Seguin (Navarro), in the shot put Yamoah in the pole vault. It was the second indoor title for Robinson triangular with the Javelinas. performances. (45-7). and the third for Yamoah. Like the Javelinas, the Rams, The provisional qualifiers (Continued on Page 8) Football Opens Spring Workouts Tuesday in Javelina Stadium Fifty-one lettermen will be pound defensive back from among the 80-plus players Richmond (Terry). expected to report when the Texas …Joe Crowe, 5-10, 163-pound A&M-Kingsville football team defensive back from Houston opens spring workouts Tuesday (Aldine Nimitz). Top in Javelina Stadium. …Ifey Ibik, 6-3, 290-pound Rusher The squad will have 15 defensive tackle from Sugar Land (Travis). Greg Pitre, sessions. Weekday practices will running …Miles Kirksey, 6-0, 200- be at 4 p.m., the Saturday back from workouts April 2 and April 16 are pound linebacker from Missouri Hutto, led at 10 a.m. and the April 23 spring City (Elkins). the Javeli- game is set for 5 p.m. …Aundra Long, 6-4, 260- nas in Along with the lettermen, pound offensive lineman from rushing last there are eight transfers with Huntsville. season and college experience, and 22 …Michael O’Neal, 6-3, 280- returns for redshirts who were in the program pound offensive tackle from San his senior in the fall but didn’t see game Antonio (Steele). season in 2016. action. …Greg Pitre, 5-8, 175-pound Daren Wilkinson is starting running back from Hutto. his second spring as head coach …Daniel Ramirez, 6-2, 196- of the Javelinas. pound tight end from Harlingen. The 10 players with three …Peyton Tilley, 6-3, 195- letters are: pound senior wideout from KelechiAmushie 6-0 170- Leander. (Continued on Page 6) Hoggie Hunt Javelina Hash March 23 By Fred Nuesch, Coordinator of Athletic External Affairs In Stadium THE GAMES WITH the Javelinas last weekend were the first The seventh annual Hoggie home games for Angelo State after 17 contests on the road. Hunt, sponsored by the Texas ASU has a newly renovated field this season. A&M-Kingsville athletic Improvements include the adding of field turf, chair back seats department, will be held at 6 p.m. and a new outfield fence. Wednesday (March 23) in Javelina The field has 4,200 permanent seats, a video display on the Stadium. scoreboard, a large press box area and training and locker rooms. Sponsors are HEB Food Stores, Whataburger, Keep Clubhouse-style seating areas for entertaining corporate Kingsville Beautiful, Kingsville sponsors are located on either side of the press box. Chamber of Commerce, TAMUK The Norris Baseball Clubhouse is adjacent to the field and was Staff Council and Javelina athletics. recently built at a cost of $436,000. Participants will be divided It has a locker room, offices for the baseball coaching staff, a into three age groups for the egg players’ lounge and two indoor batting cages. hunt. The groups are ages one- The facility also has a pitching machine that is a virtual pitching to-five, six-to-nine and 10-13. simulator. In addition eggs with Thirteen donors made the clubhouse possible. surprises inside, others will have Friday was “Black Out Night” for the Rams and the fans were prizes including gift cards and asked to wear black. The first 300 fans received black t-shirts. bicycles. The team wore black uniforms. The community service project is the second of BUZZ WILLIAMS, HEAD men’s basketball coach at Virginia Whataburger’s “Bring Home the W” campaign. Tech, is teaching his players more than basketball. TAMUK on ESPN He was disappointed with his team when he noticed them NCAA Division II Herm Edwards, who received a Texas A&M-Kingsville t-shirt while in horsing around during the national anthem. Women’s Kingsville the week before, wore the shirt during his visit to the Mike Buzz didn’t feel they showed the reverent attitude due to those & Mike Show on the network last week. Edwards is an NFL analyst for who fought for the freedoms enjoyed in this country each day. Basketball Poll ESPN. (Photo from Mike & Mike Show on ESPN). He brought in a group of veterans who lined up opposite the Compiled by players and had them teach the athletes, in a powerful and D2 Sports Information respectful way, what it means to appreciate freedom. Directors of American 2016 Javelina Softball Schedule Posted on the internet, after only a couple of days, it had well Rank Team March 16 – St. Mary’s in San Antonio (DH), 4 p.m. over one million views. 1. Lubbock Christian March 18 – Lubbock Christian in Kingsville (DH), 1 p.m. Williams was an assistant men’s basketball coach at Texas 2. Limestone (S.C.) March 19 – Lubbock Christian in Kingsville, noon. A&M-Kingsville in 1998-99. 3. Alaska-Anchorage March 25 - *Eastern New Mexico in Portales, N.M. (DH), noon. He holds a master’s degree from TAMUK. 4. Ashland (Ohio) March 26 - *Eastern New Mexico in Portales, N.M. (DH), noon. 5. Union (Tenn.) He is married to former Javelina basketball player Corey March 29 – Texas A&M International in Laredo (DH), 2 p.m. 6. California Baptist Norman and they are the parents of two sons and two daughters. April 1 - *West Texas A&M in Kingsville (DH), 5 p.m. 7. Lewis (Ill.) April 2 - *West Texas A&M in Kingsville (DH), 2 p.m. 8. Virginia Union INSTANT REPLAY OFFICIALS’ authority regarding targeting April 5 - Huston-Tillotson in Austin (DH), 2 p.m. 9. West Texas A&M April 8 - *Texas Woman’s in Denton (DH), 5 p.m. fouls in football and authorized electronic devices for coaching 10. Benedict (S.C.) purposes in some areas of stadiums has been approved by the April 9 - *Texas Woman’s in Denton (DH), 1 p.m. 11. Emporia (Kan.) State April 12 – St. Mary’s in Kingsville (DH), 4 p.m. NCAA Playing Rules Oversight Panel. 12. Bentley (Mass.) April 15 - *Tarleton State in Kingsville (DH), 5 p.m. Instant replay officials can stop the game and create a targeting 13. Pittsburg (Kan.) State April 16 - *Tarleton State in Kingsville (DH), noon. foul in situations where an egregious action occurred and was 14. Azusa Pacific (Calif.) April 22 - *Midwestern State in Wichita Falls (DH), 5 p.m. missed by on-field officials. 15. West Liberty (W. Va.) April 23 - *Midwestern State in in Wichita Falls (DH), 1 p.m. Instant replay officials are also required to review all aspects of 16. Missouri Western April 29-30 - Lone Star Conference Championship at site of No. 1 targeting fouls called by an on-field official. 17. Bellarmine (Ky.) seed. The NCAA Football Rules Committee believes players were 18. American International May 6-8 - NCAA Division II South Central Region Tournament at incorrectly disqualified from games in a small number of cases last (Mass.) site of No. 1 seed. fall. Among the targeting fouls the replay officials will watch for 19. Lander (S.C.) May 13-14 - NCAA Division II South Central Super Regional at site include launching and forcible contact to the head. 20. California-San Diego of No. 1 seed. Electronic devices for coaching purposes will be allowed in the Other teams receiving votes May 18-21 - NCAA Division II Championships in Denver, Colo. includes Angelo State. press box and locker rooms during a game. That equipment will Bold-faced games are at Hubert Field in Kingsville. still be prohibited on the sidelines, in the team areas and on the field. (Bold-faced and italicized teams (Continued on Page 3) are in the Lone Star Conference) Javelina Hash Upcoming Javelina Events Javelina Hash March 16 – Softball: St. Mary’s in San Antonio (DH), 4 p.m. By Fred Nuesch, Coordinator of Athletic External Affairs Women’s Tennis: Rollins in Winter Park, Fla., 3:30 p.m. March 17 – Women’s Tennis: Tampa in Tampa, Fla., 3 p.m. (Continued from Page 2) March 18 – Softball: Lubbock Christian in Kingsville (DH), 1 p.m. The home institution is responsible for having identical Baseball: *Eastern New Mexico in Portales, 6 p.m. television capability and identical video and internet connections in March 19 – Softball: Lubbock Christian in Kingsville (DH), noon. the coaches’ booths of both teams. Men’s & Women’s Outdoor Track & Field: Cactus Cup in Kingsville. Other adjustments approved to enhance athletes’ safety include: Baseball: *Eastern New Mexico in Portales, N.M. (DH), 1 p.m. …The rules dealing with low blocks were adjusted to prohibit a Women’s Tennis: Florida Southern in Lakeland, Fla., 3 p.m. player who leaves the tackle box from blocking below the waist March 20 – Baseball: *Eastern New Mexico in Portales, N.M., 1 p.m. toward the initial position of the ball. March 21 - Women’s Golf: Texas A&M International in Laredo, Max …The rules pertaining to a defenseless player will include a ball Mandel Municipal Course, 8 a.m. carrier who has clearly given himself up by sliding feet first. March 22 – Football: Spring workout in Kingsville, 4 p.m. …The deliberate tripping of the ball carrier (with the leg) was Women’s Golf: Texas A&M International in Laredo, Max approved as a foul. Mandel Municipal Course, 8 a.m. The Football Rules Committee also will instruct officials to March 23 – General: Annual Hoggie Egg Hunt in Kingsville, Javelina stringently enforce the three-yard limit regarding ineligible receivers Stadium, 6 p.m. downfield and adjust officiating mechanics to better officiate plays. March 24 – Football: Spring workout in Kingsville, 4 p.m. A proposal to allow teams to extend on charged timeout by 30 March 25 – Women’s Tennis: Laredo College in Bishop, 11 a.m. seconds in each half was table for further discussion. It will be Baseball: *Tarleton State in Kingsville (DH), 3 p.m. reviewed in time for the 2016 season. Football: Spring workout in Kingsville, 4 p.m. Softball: *Eastern New Mexico in Portales, N.M. (DH), noon. ONE END OF the Tarleton State football stadium press box March 26 – Baseball: *Tarleton State in Kingsville (DH), 1 p.m. was ripped open by a storm that hit Stephenville last week. Softball: *Eastern New Mexico in Portales, N.M. (DH), noon. Trees were downed on campus and power was out. Keonte Herrera Men’s & Women’s Outdoor Track & Field: Texas-Arlington The students were on spring break. Herrera Named Bobby Lane Classic in Arlington. The Javelinas will play TSU in Memorial Stadium Oct. 22 in the March 29 – Football: Spring workout in Kingsville, 4 p.m. Softball: Texas A&M International in Laredo (DH), 2 p.m. Texans’ homecoming contest. Assistant SID March 30 - Men’s & Women’s Outdoor Track & Field: Texas Relays in The stadium will be the site for the Lone Star Conference track Keonte Herrera has been Austin. and field championships May 5-7. named the assistant sports March 31 – Football: Spring workout in Kingsville, 4 p.m. information director at Texas Men’s & Women’s Outdoor Track & Field: Texas Relays in THE NCAA DIVISION II Championships Committee is A&M-Kingsville, according to Austin studying the division’s policy on regionalization, which has been a Kelvin Queliz, Javelina sports April 1 – Softball: *West Texas A&M in Kingsville (DH), 5 p.m. cornerstone of the championship model for the past eight years. information director. Baseball: *West Texas A&M in Kingsville, 6 p.m. The regionalization model ensures schools in every region of He joins the Javelina staff Men’s & Women’s Outdoor Track & Field: Texas Relays in the country have access to Division II championships. The policy after a year as assistant SID at Austin directs Division II sport committee to evaluate and select Texas A&M-Commerce. Men’s & Women’s Outdoor Track & Field: Tiger Relays in San championship participants based on their regional results. Herrera also worked in the Antonio (Trinity host). By encouraging teams to compete against other teams within Angelo State sports information April 2 – Softball: *West Texas A&M in Kingsville (DH), 2 p.m. their region, the policy helps schools manage travel budgets and office for a year and as an Baseball: *West Texas A&M in Kingsville (DH), 1 p.m. undergraduate at Southeastern limit missed classes for athletes. Football: Spring scrimmage in Kingsville, 10 a.m. Louisiana, he was a student The 2013 membership census confirmed that regionalization is Volleyball: Texas A&M International in Kingsville, noon. assistant in the marketing and Texas-Rio Grande Valley in Kingsville, 2 p.m. still considered the best model for Division II. However, since student promotions departments. regionalization was established, schools have joined the division, left Men’s & Women’s Outdoor Track & Field: Texas Relays in He holds a bachelor’s degree Austin. the division, switched conferences and thus have altered the from Southeastern in kinesiology- April 3 – Baseball: *West Texas A&M in Kingsville, 1 p.m. regional alignments. fitness and human performance April 5 – Baseball: St. Edward’s in Kingsville, 6 p.m. Ninety-four changes to the division’s landscape have impacted and is working on a master’s Football: Spring workout in Kingsville, 4 p.m. the makeup of various regions. degree in coaching, sport, Softball: Huston-Tilloton in Austin (DH), 2 p.m. Due to these changes, the Championships Committee identified recreation and fitness April 7 – Football: Spring workout in Kingsville, 4 p.m. a need for a discussion on whether the current model is still administration at Angelo State. April 8 – General: Wings Over South Texas Blue Angels rally in meeting its goals. Herrera began work at Kingsville, Javelina Stadium. One of the biggest concerns of the current model involves TAMUK last week. Football: Spring workout in Kingsville, 4 p.m. schools in the same conference playing each other multiple times in Baseball: *Cameron in Lawton, Okla., 3 p.m. a season and meeting again in the first round of championship play. Softball: *Texas Woman’s in Denton (DH), 5 p.m. The committee will seek feedback from Division II sport committees and continue the review at its meeting in June. *Lone Star Conference games/matches (Continued on Page 4) (Bold-faced events are in Kingsville) Javelina Hash Tennis On Week-Long Trip to Florida Javelina Hash The Texas A&M-Kingsville By Fred Nuesch, Coordinator of Athletic External women’s tennis team is spending its spring break in Florida. But the (Continued from Page 3) players aren’t on the beach. The squad has five matches LONE STAR CONFERENCE notes: in five days on the East Coast. …Three field goals gave the Gold team a 9-3 victory over the The team opened its Florida Blue team in the Texas A&M-Commerce spring game March 6. tour Tuesday with matches Andrew Gomez hit field goals of 45, 37 and 32 yards for the against Northeastern Oklahoma win. and the State College of Florida in Richard Cooper led the Gold team rushing with 46 yards on Brandenton. nine carries. The Javelinas go against Ovie Urevbue had 89 yards on 14 carries for the Blue team. Rollins Wednesday in Winter Luis Perez completed 11 of 19 passes for 94 yards for the Blue Park. and had an interception. There will be a match with the Jared Cate completed eight of 15 passes for 60 yards for the University of Tampa Thursday in Gold. Tampa and a Saturday rematch The Lions have won the past two Lone Star Conference with Florida Southern in Lakeland. football titles. The team improved to 4-7 …The West Texas A&M football team will host a Sporting with two victories last weekend in Clay Shoot, Dinner and Horse Racing event April 2 at River Breaks Midland. Ranch. Mariaxi Herrera, senior from The event is $200 per person and $800 for a four-person team. Ibarra, Ecuador, and Marija The field is limited to 80 participants. Dimitrovska, senior from Skopje, Winning Records Macedonia, improved their singles Mariaxi Herrera, foreground, senior from Ibarra, Ecuador, and Marija The fee includes a sporting clays tournament, horse races, records to 9-7 with three victories Dimitrovska, senior from Skopje, Macedonia, have winning records in happy hour and dinner and a WT fleece vest. last weekend. singles and are 8-8 as a doubles team heading into a week-long trip to …Stott Carter resigned as head men’s basketball coach at As a doubles team, they are Florida where they will play six matches. Eastern New Mexico. 8-8 for the year. He had been on the Greyhound staff for seven seasons and Madison Gomez, freshman was head coach the past two years. from Houston (Sterling), is 7-5 in 2016 Javelina Baseball Schedule …West Texas A&M held the Buffalo Baseball Spring Break singles. March 18 - *Eastern New Mexico in Portales, N.M., 6 p.m. Clinic for ages 6-12 this week. The team plays its next home March 19 - *Eastern New Mexico in Portales, N.M. (DH), 1 p.m. Buffalo head baseball coach Vanderburg was the lead instructor match March 25 when Laredo March 20 - *Eastern New Mexico in Portales, N.M., 1 p.m. and his staff assisted. Members of the WTAM baseball team also College visits the Bishop High March 22 – Texas A&M International in Laredo, 4 p.m. assisted the coaches with the clinic. School courts. March 25 - *Tarleton State in Kingsville (DH), 3 p.m. The clinic was limited to 100 participants. The first Lone Star March 26 - *Tarleton State in Kingsville (DH), 1 p.m. Conference match is April 15 April 1 - *West Texas A&M in Kingsville, 6 p.m. NCAA DIVISION II notes: against Cameron in Bishop. April 2 - *West Texas A&M in Kingsville (DH), 1 p.m. …Central State of Ohio lacked institutional control when it did April 3 - *West Texas A&M in Kingsville, 1 p.m. not have the proper systems in place to detect and prevent April 5 – St. Edward’s in Kingsville, 6 p.m. violations, according to a decision issued by the NCAA Division II April 8 - *Cameron in Lawton, Okla., 3 p.m. Committee on Infractions last week. April 9 - *Cameron in Lawton, Okla. (DH), 1 p.m. The lack of control resulted in the school’s failure to properly April 15 - *Angelo State in Kingsville, 6 p.m. certify 106 athletes in 10 sports, ensure the athletes met eligibility April 16 - *Angelo State in Kingsville (DH), 1 p.m. requirements and maintain accurate countable athletic activity logs. April 19 – St. Edward’s in Austin, 3 p.m. Penalties imposed include three years of probation, a $5,000 April 22 - *Eastern New Mexico in Kingsville, 6 p.m. fine, a compliance audit and vacating games in which ineligible April 23 - *Eastern New Mexico in Kingsville (DH), 1 p.m. athletes competed. April 29 - *Tarleton State in Stephenville, 6 p.m. Other measures include public reprimand and censure and April 30 - *Tarleton State in Stephenville (DH), 1 p.m. attendance at an NCAA Regional Rules Seminar for the athletic May 6 - *West Texas A&M in Canyon, 6 p.m. May 7 - *West Texas A&M in Canyon (DH), 1 p.m. director, assistant coordinator for compliance, the faculty athletics May 12-14 – Lone Star Conference Tournament at site of league representative and representatives from the registrar and financial champion. aid offices. May 19-22 – NCAA Division II South Central Region Tournament at site The probation is from March 4, 2016, through March 3, 2019. of No. 1 seed. The vacating of games includes those in which the athletes May 26-31 – NCAA Division II World Series in Cary, N.C. competed from 2010-11 through 2014-15. *Lone Star Conference games. (Continued on Page 5) Golf to Meet TAMIU in Dual in Laredo JavelinaJavelina Hash Hash The Texas A&M-Kingsville and action begins each day at 8 Conference Championship April By Fred Nuesch, Coordinator of Athletic External Affairs golf team will meet Texas A&M a.m. 18-19 in Frisco. International in a dual match The Javelinas’ remaining Two members of the team are (Continued from Page 4) Monday and Tuesday in Laredo. schedule has the Tarleton State finishing their careers this spring. The teams will play on the Invitational Tournament April 10- Seniors are Analysa Coy …USA Baseball announced its 50-player preseason Golden Max Mandel Municipal Course 12 in Granbury and the Lone Star from Bastrop and Jessica Sellers Spikes Award watch list last week and several are on NCAA from San Antonio (Steele). Division II teams. Lone Star Rated High In Both are three-year These are senior catcher Will Albertson of Catawba (N.C.), letterwinners. senior pitcher/infielder Reese Gregory of St. Cloud (Minn.) State, Basketball League Poll Three of the team members junior pitcher Tyson Miller of California Baptist, senior pitcher/ are freshmen, one is a junior and infielder Corbin Olmstead of North Florida and junior pitcher Ryan The Lone Star Conference Athletics Association one is a sophomore. Olson of California Poly-Pomona. ranked high in the NCAA Division 2. Lone Star Conference …Three NCAA Division II schools are among the nine women’s basketball conference 3. Sunshine State Conference programs added to the largest-ever study of concussion in sport. ratings compiled by 4. Northeast 10 Conference The NCAA-Department of Defense Concussion Assessment, Herosports.com last week. 5. Northern Sun Intercollegiate Research and Education Consortium study enters its third year this NCAA Division II Conference summer and now includes 30 schools. Conference Basketball Ratings 6. Rocky Mountain Athletic Athletes at the participating schools receive a comprehensive Compiled by Herosports.com Conference Men’s Division preseason evaluation for concussion and will be monitored in the 7. Peach Belt Conference Rank Conference event of an injury. 8. Great Lakes Valley 1. California Collegiate Athletic Conference Information collected will be evaluated by a team of Association 9. South Atlantic Conference researchers. 2. Pacific West Conference 10. Pennsylvania State Athletic The researchers have collected data from more than 16,000 3. Great Northwest Athletic Conference athletes at the 21 institutions already participating. Conference 11. Great Lakes Intercollegiate The NCAA and DOD have dedicated $30 million to the 4. Lone Star Conference Athletic Conference concussion study and an initiative to spur culture change regarding 5. Heartland Conference 12. Great Northwest Athletic concussion. 6. Mountain East Conference Conference The Division II schools recently added to the study are 7. Great Lakes Intercollegiate 13. Heartland Conference Bloomsburg (Pa.), North Georgia and Winston-Salem (N.C.). Athletic Conference 14. Mountain East Conference 8. Northeast 10 Conference 15. Great American Conference Baseball No. 5 in Region Poll 9. Gulf South Conference 16. Central Intercollegiate 10. Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletic Association The Texas A&M-Kingsville Rank Team Athletics Association 17. Gulf South Conference baseball team was ranked No. 5 in 1. Colorado-Mesa 11. Great Lakes Valley 18. California Collegiate Athletic the NCAA Division II South 2. Lubbock Christian Conference Association Central Region poll compiled by 3. West Texas A&M 12. Sunshine State Conference 19. East Coast Conference the National Collegiate Baseball 4. St. Edward’s 13. Peach Belt Conference 20. Central Atlantic Collegiate Writers Association last week. 5. Texas A&M-Kingsville 14. South Atlantic Conference Conference The Javelinas were one of 6. Colorado State-Pueblo 15. Northern Sun Intercollegiate 21. Southern Intercollegiate four Lone Star Conference squads 7. Rogers (Okla.) State Conference Athletic Conference in the listing. 8. Angelo State 16. Pennsylvania State Athletic 22. Great Midwest Athletic West Texas A&M was No. 3, 9. Cameron Conference Conference the Javelinas No. 5, Angelo State 10. Newman (Kan.) 17. Rocky Mountain Athletic 23. Conference Carolinas No. 8 and Cameron No. 9. (Bold-faced and italicized Conference 24. Pacific West Conference Analysa Coy NCAA Division II South Central teams are in the Lone Star 18. Central Intercollegiate Region Baseball Poll Conference) Athletic Association Compiled by the 19. Central Atlantic Collegiate 2016 Women’s Tennis Schedule National Collegiate Baseball Conference March 16- Rollins in Winter Park, Fla., 3:30 p.m. Writers Association 20. East Coast Conference March 17 – Tampa in Tampa, Fla., 3 p.m. 21. Southern Intercollegiate March 19 – Florida Southern in Tampa, Fla., 3 p.m. Athletic Conference March 25 – Laredo College in Bishop, 11 a.m. 2016 Javelina Women’s Golf Schedule 22. Great American Conference April 14 - *Cameron in Bishop, 9:30 a.m. April 16 - *Tarleton State in Stephenville, 10 a.m. March 21-22 - Texas A&M International in Laredo, Max Mandel 23. Conference Carolinas 24. Great Midwest Athletic April 18 - *Midwestern State in Wichita Falls, 10 a.m. Municipal Course, 8 a.m. April 23 – St. Mary’s in San Antonio, 2 p.m. April 10-12 – Tarleton State Invitational Tournament in Granbury. Conference Women’s Division April 29-30 – Lone Star Conference Championships in Wichita Falls. April 18-19 – Lone Star Conference Championships in Frisco. *Lone Star Conference matches Rank Conference 1. Mid-America Intercollegiate Football Holds First Spring Training Session Tuesday

(Continued from Page 1) pound sophomore quarterback …Marcus Johnson, 5-11, 150- pound junior offensive lineman Carr completed 162 of 288 (.562) …Bo Villarreal, 6-5, 258-pound from Eagle Pass. pound sophomore wideout from from Raymondville. passes for 208.5 yards a senior offensive lineman from San …Fred Conyers, 6-0, 250- Missouri City (Clements). …Stuart Sanchez, 6-4, 315- game. He had 21 touchdown Antonio (McCollum) pound senior defensive lineman …Brandon Jones, 67-3, 250- pound sophomore offensive throws and was picked off 11 times. The 11 players with two from Houston (Clear Brook). pound sophomore defensive end lineman from Corpus Christi The top two receivers return. letters are: …Julio De La Garza, 5-10, 190- from Houston (Nimitz). (Carroll). Autry had 43 receptions for 381 …Chris Cooper, 6-3, 280- pound sophomore placekicker …Forrest Jones, 6-0, 180- …Luke Spies, 6-4, 290-pound yards and seven touchdowns and pound tight end from San Antonio from Brownsville (Lopez). pound sophomore defensive back sophomore offensive lineman from Thomas had 40 catches for 703 (Southwest). …Steven Dorman, 6-3, 220- from Manvel. Katy. yards and five scores. …Zemarcus Green, 5-11, 170- pound senior quarterback from …Sean Landez, 5-8, 170- …Torrey Thomas, 6-4, 210- Topping the defensive chart pound wideout from Pasadena Somerset. pound sophomore defensive back pound sophomore tight end from was Spurlock with 79 yards and (Dobie). …Jamal Foote, 6-0, 255-pound from Mission (Sharyland). Katy (Morton Ranch). 5.5 were for losses. …Edmond Hobbs, 5-9, 165- junior defensive lineman from …Jared Mosley, 6-2, 252- …Demarcus Tillman, 5-9, 225- Z. Green had 61 tackles. pound defensive back from Richmond (Lamar). pound sophomore defensive pound junior linebacker from Spring Football Freeport (Brazoswood). …Jonathon General, 6-0, 190- lineman from Farmington Hills, Eagle Lake (Rice). Practice Schedule …Alex Kuyinu, 5-10, 250- pound defensive lineman from Mich. …Blake Wesley, 5-8, 150- Tuesday – 4 p.m. pound defensive tackle from Reddick, Fla. …Nick Pelrean, 5-10, 180- pound sophomore defensive back Thursday, March 24 – 4 p.m. Missouri City (Dulles). …Marcus Green, 5-11, 170- pound sophomore running back from Missouri City (Ridge Point). Friday, March 25 – 4 p.m. …Trevor Moses, 6-0, 200- pound senior wideout from Elk from Houston (Chavez). …Devonte Williams, 6-1, 180- Tuesday, March 29 – 4 p.m. pound linebacker from Corpus Grove, Calif. …Roe Posada, 6-3, 215-pound pound sophomore defensive back Thursday, March 31 – 4 p.m. Christi (Calallen). …Gaylin Griffin, 6-3, 195- sophomore tight end from Katy from Houston (Travis). Saturday, April 2 – 10 a.m. …Tre Oliver, 5-10, 180-pound pound senior defensive end from (Seven Lakes). The nine transfers are: Tuesday, April 5 – 4 p.m. linebacker from Pearland Marble Falls. …Matt Priddy, 6-1, 200-pound …Kuziah Ferebee, 6-1, 267- Thursday, April 7 – 4 p.m. (Dawson). …Jaylen Hunter, 6-0, 185- sophomore wideout from Orange pound defensive back from San Friday, April 8 – 4 p.m. …Shavon Pennie, 6-0, 165- pound sophomore defensive back Grove. Diego, Calif. Tuesday, April 12 – 4 p.m. pound defensive back from Bryan. from Katy (Cinco Ranch). …Rafael Rubalcaba, 6-2, 277- …Rodney Hubert, 6-0, 165- Thursday, April 14 – 4 p.m. …Braedon Robinson, 5-11, pound junior cornerback from Saturday, April 16 – 10 a.m. 275-pound defensive lineman from Brenham and Southern Methodist. Tuesday, April 19 – 4 p.m. San Antonio (East Central). …Luis Lopez, 5-7, 220-pound Thursday, April 21 – 4 p.m. …Demarcus Spurlock, 5-11, junior running back from San Saturday, April 23 – Spring 225-pound linebacker from Diego and Trinity Valley game, 5 p.m Houston (North Forest). Community College. …Jordan Thomas, 5-11, 170- …Kyle Plum, 5-10, 170-pound pound wideout from San Antonio sophomore wideout from San (Stevens) Diego, Calif., and Colorado State. …Jake Wallace, 6-3, 255- …Marcus Porter, 5-10, 180- pound senior offensive lineman pound junior defensive back from from Victoria (West). Los Angeles, Calif., and Los The 30 athletes with one letter Angeles Harbor Junior College. are: …Jarrod Sanders, 5-11, 181- …Jacob Armstrong, 6-0, 175- pound junior defensive back from pound sophomore wideout from Fomation, Ala., and Hutchinson Victoria (West)., (Kan.) Community College. …Anthony Autry, 6-4, 191- …Kishon Sanders, 6-4, 265- pound senior wideout from poound junior tight end from Norcross, Ga. Pasadena, Calif., and Pasadena …Myles Carr, 6-2, 215-pound City College. senior quarterback from Arcadia, …Connor Smith, 6-5, 225- Calif. pound junior fullback from …Amando Celedon, 5-11, Richmond (Travis) and West 240-pound sophomore defensive Texas A&M. end from Edinburg. …James Washington, 6-1, …Richard Cervantes, 6-0, 280- 185-pound junior wideout from pound sophomore defensive Houston (Alief Elsik) and Butler tackle from Mission (Sharyland). (Kan.) Community College. Pitre led the Javelina rushing …Tommy Chavez, 5-11, 220- Breaks Free pound junior linebacker from attack last fall, averaging 67.6 Second Season yards a game and 5.7 yards a Jordan Thomas, senior wideout Weslaco. Daren Wilkinson will be entering second spring workout session with from San Antonio (Stevens), carry. …Brian Chisum, 6-3, 190- the Javelina football team next week. breaks after a reception last fall. Indoor Track & Field Athletes Receive IBC Bank Recogition Three Texas A&M-Kingsville Haley Hutchinson, volleyball Jamesha Wade, basketball Javier Lopez, indoor track & indoor track and field athletes All three received All-America Michal Idziak, cross country Jamar Goodwin, basketball field received the IBC Bank athletes of recognition for their Oct. 19-24 Dec. 14-20 Feb. 1-6 the week accolades last week. accomplishments. Krystal Faison, volleyball Kaylin Roher, basketball Troy Jones, basketball National champions Jeron IBC Bank Athletes of the Week AA Vaaulu, football Cole Boleware, basketball Sebi Palacios, baseball Robinson and Jordan Yamoah Aug. 31-Sept. 5 – Oct. 26-31 Dec. 21-26 Feb. 8-14 were the male honorees and Kaina Krystal Faison, volleyball Jade Guerrero, cross country No athletic events Victoria Schoonard-Saborio, Martinez was the female recipient. Devonte Williams, football Greg Pitre, football Dec. 28-Jan. 2 softball Robinson, senior from Sept. 7-12 Nov. 2-7 No athletic events Lutalo Boyce, indoor track & Houston (Travis), won the high Brett Zaccardo, volleyball Madison Brabham, volleyball Jan. 4-9 field jump and Yamoah, senior from Shawn Vasquez, football Greg Pitre, football Kaylin Roher, basketball Feb. 15-21 Arlington, N.Y., was gold medalist Sept. 14-19 Nov. 9-15 Troy Jones, basketball Kaina Martinez, indoor track in the pole vault, clearing 17-7, at Analysa Coy, golf Kaylin Roher, basketball Jan. 11-16 & field the NCAA Division II Indoor Jordan Thomas, football Greg Pitre, football Kaina Martinez, indoor track Kenneth Jackson, indoor Track & Field Championships in Sept. 21-26 Nov. 16-22 & field track & field Pittsburg, Kan. Jade Guerrero, cross country Casey Klobedans, volleyball Javier Lopez, indoor track & Feb. 22-28 Yamoah won the national title Myles Carr, football D.J. Weathers, basketball field Kaylin Roher, basketball for the third time and Robinson for Sept. 28-Oct. 3 Nov. 23-29 Jan. 18-23 Dalton Perry, baseball a second season. Valarie Moehrig, volleyball TaSheena Moore, basketball Jamesha Wade, basketball Feb. 29-March 6 Martinez, senior from Seine Anthony Autry, football Jamar Goodwin, basketball Troy Jones, basketball Rachael Longoria, softball Bight, Belize, was eighth in the Oct. 5-7 Nov. 30-Dec. 5 Jan. 25-30 Sebi Palacios, baseball national meet in the 200-meter Valarie Moehrig, volleyball Ashley Viera, basketball Kaina Martinez, indoor track dash and she finished ninth in the Jordan Thomas, football Troy Jones, basketball & field 400-meter dash. Oct. 9-17 Dec. 7-12 NCAA Division II Baseball Poll Compiled by the National NCAA Division II Collegiate Baseball Writers Softball Poll Association Compiled by Herosports.com Rank Team Rank Team 1. Tampa (Fla.) 1. West Texas A&M 2. St. Cloud (Minn.) State 2. Alabama-Huntsville 3. Colorado-Mesa 3. Southern Arkansas Franklin Pierce (N.H.) 4 Valdosta (Ga.) State 5. California-San Diego 5. North Alabama 6. Millersville (Pa.) 6. Saint Leo (Fla.) 7. Columbus (Ga.) 7. California Baptist 8. Quincy (Ill.) 8. Wingate (N.C.) 9. Alabama-Huntsville 9. Arkansas Tech 10. Lubbock Christian 10. North Georgia 11. Southern New Hampshire 12. Cal State-Monterey Bay 11. Missouri-St. Louis 13. Belmont-Abbey (N.C.) 12. California-San Diego 14. Emporia (Kan.) State 13. Lenoir-Rhyne (N.C.) 15. West Alabama 14. Humboldt (Calif.) State 16. Mercyhurst (Pa.) 15. Caldwell (Idaho) 17. West Texas A&M 16. West Virginia Wesleyan 18. Southern Indiana 17. Georgia College 19. South Carolina-Aiken 18. California (Pa.) 20. East Stroudsburg (Pa.) 19. Winona (Minn.) State 21. California Baptist 20. New Haven (Conn.) 22. St. Edward’s 21. West Chester (Pa.) Minnesota State 22. Grand Valley (Mich.) 24. Lander (S.C.) 23. Central Oklahoma 25. California State-Chico 24. Northwest Missouri Other teams receiving votes 25. St. Mary’s Locker Rooms Dedication includes Texas A&M-Kingsville. (Bold-faced and italicized The renovated Javelina men’s and women’s basketball locker rooms in the Steinke Center were dedicated (Bold-faced and italicized teams are in the Lone Star recently. Cutting the ribbon is Joan Nuesch. Others pictured include some of the other donors to the teams are in the Lone Star Conference) locker room renovation project. Conference) Cactus Cup Cactus Cup Meet Records Men’s Division Outdoor Meet 100-meter dash: 10.42, Tim Price, Texas A&M-Kingsville, 2012. 200-meter dash: 21.15, Tim Price, Texas A&M-Kingsville, 2014 This Weekend 400-meter dash: 47.92, Luis Perez, Angelo State, 2015. 800-meter run: 1:52.73, Martin Casse, Texas-Pan American, 2014. (Continued from Page 1) 1500-meter run: 3:56.58, Shadrack Songok, Texas A&M-Corpus The Javelina men had five Christi, 2008. first place finishes, five who were 3000-meter run: 8:46.68, Edward Kemei, Texas A&M-Corpus Christi, second and two won bronze 2008. medals. 3000-meter steeplechase: 9:19.30, J.J. Hernandez, Texas-Pan In addition to Cervantes and American, 2008. Garcia, Courtney Macon, senior 5000-meter run: 15:25.72, Angel Banda, Texas A&M-Corpus Christi, from Dallas (Carter), won the 110- 2012. meter hurdles (14.85); Francisco 110-meter hurdles: 14.35, Catrell Butler, Texas A&M-Kingsville, Solis, sophomore from Corpus 2013. Christi (Miller), was runnerup in 400-meter hurdles: 52.08, Sergio Rios, Texas A&M-Kingsville, the 1500-meter run (4:01.80), and 2014. the 400-meter relay unit took gold. 400-meter relay: 40.64, Texas A&M-Kingsville (Anthony Running legs on the relay Washington, C.J. Griggs, Jonathan Woodson, Tim Price), 2014. team were Marckenley Belony, 1600-meter relay: 3:13.78, Angelo State (Dallas Gray, Luis Perez, sophomore from Houston Wala Gime, Lance Andrews), 2015. (Aldine); Todd Nicholas, freshman High jump: 7-6, Jeron Robinson, Texas A&M-Kingsville, 2014. from Eagle Lake (Rice); Jalen Pole vault: 15-11.75, Jordan Yamoah, Texas A&M-Kingsville, LeCounte, sophomore from 2014. Houston (Ridge Point), and Deon Long jump: 24-8.5, Trevor Rogers, Angelo State, 2011. Hope, sophomore from Triple jump: 49-5.5, Patrick Hunter, Angelo State, 2012. Bridgetown, Barbados. Shot put: 53-11.75, Buck Thompson, Texas-Tyler, 2012. In the women’s division, the Discus: 169-11, Chance Dziuk, Incarnate Word, 2012. Leading the Pack Javelinas had one first-place Hammer: 183-7, Javier Carretero, Texas-Pan American, 2014. Francisco Solis, sophomore from Corpus Christi (Miller), leads the winner, two second place finishes Javelin: 210-11, Asael Arad, Angelo State, 2015. pack and won the 1500-meter run at an outdoor meet in Corpus Christi and four bronze medals. Women’s Division last weekend. Alvarez won the long jump 100-meter dash: 11.52, Kaina Martinez, Texas A&M-Kingsville, Cactus Cup Time Schedule (18-5). 2014. 11 a.m. – Women’s high jump and hammer throw finals; men’s long Four of the Javelinas who 200-meter dash: 24.30, Kaina Martinez, Texas A&M-Kingsville, jump, pole vault and javelin finals. will be in this weekend’s Cactus 2014. 12:30 p.m. – Men’s high jump and hammer throw finals; women’s Cup hold meet records. 400-meter dash: 55.63, Chantel Malone, Texas, 2008. long jump, pole vault and javelin finals. Kaina Martinez, senior from 800-meter run: 2:11.85, Jaylen Rodgers, Angelo State, 2015. 2 p.m. – Women’s 400-meter relay finals; men’s shot put finals; Seine Bight, Belize, has her name 1500-meter run: 4:38.52, Jaylen Rodgers, Angelo State, 2014. women’s triple jump and discus finals. in the Cup record book four times: 3000-meter run: 10>46.06, Faith Barlow, Texas-San Antonio, 2008. 2:10 p.m. – Men’s 400-meter relay finals. 100-meter dash (11.52), 200-meter 3000-meter steeplechase: 11:27.70, Carolina Izzaguirre, Texas-Pan 2:20 p.m. – Women’s 1500-meter run finals. dash (24.30), 400-meter relay American, 2008. 2:45 p.m. – Men’s 1500-meter run finals. (46.62) and 1600-meter relay 5000-meter run: 17:49.36, Anne Ronoh, Texas A&M-Corpus Christi, 3 p.m. – Women’s 100-meter hurdles finals. (3:46.52. 2010. 3:20 p.m. – Men’s 110-meter hurdles finals. Jeron Robinson, senior from 100-meter hurdles: 13.90, Bree Bennett, Angelo State, 2011. 3:30 p.m. – Women’s shot put finals; men’s discus and triple jump Houston (Travis), has the high 400-meter hurdles: 62.54, Deandra Barroso, Texas-Pan American, finals. jump mark at 7-6; Jordan Yamoah, 2014. 3:35 p.m. – Women’s 400-meter dash finals. senior from Arlington, N.Y., has 400-meter relay: 46.62, Texas A&M-Kingsville (Santia Deck, 3:50 p.m. – Men’s 400-meter dash finals. the pole vault mark (15-11.75), and Shykilla Sheppard, Kathy Trevino, Kaina Martinez), 2014. 4:05 p.m. – Women’s 100-meter dash finals. Jasmine Miller, sophomore from 1600-meter relay: 3:46.52, Texas A&M-Kingsville (Amber Perry, 4:20 p.m. – Men’s 100-meter dash finals. Houston (Marshall), ran on the Jasmine Miller, Kaina Martinez, Kathy Trevino), 2015. 4:35 p.m. – Women’s 800-meter run finals. record-setting 1600-meter relay High jump: 5-7.25, Samantha Alvarez, Texas A&M-Kingsville, 4:50 p.m. – Men’s 800-meter run finals. unit. 2011. 5:05 p.m. – Women’s 400-meter hurdles finals. After this weekend’s home Pole vault: 13-4.25, Ashley Laughlin, Texas, 2008. 5:20 p.m. – Men’s 400-meter hurdles finals. appearance, the Javelinas will at a Long jump: 20-10, Kassandrea Son, Texas A&M-Corpus Christi, 5:35 p.m. – Women’s 200-meter dash finals. meet in Arlington March 26. The 2008. 5:50 p.m. – Men’s 200-meter dash finals. meet is hosted by Texas- Triple jump: 41-11.5, Kearah Danville, Angelo State, 2013. 6:05 p.m. – Women’s 3000-meter steeplechase finals. Arlington. Shot put: 52-8.75, Jordyn Brown, Texas, 2008. 6:25 p.m. – Men’s 3000-meter steeplechase finals. Discus: 154-6, Stephanie Perez, Texas-Pan American, 2009. 6:45 p.m. – Women’s 400-meter relay finals. Hammer: 190-3, Kadine Johnson, unattached, 2014. 7 p.m. – Men’s 400-meter relay finals. 7:15 p.m. – Women’s 5000-meter run finals. Javelin: 134-8, Kimberly Williams, Angelo State, 2013. 7:45 p.m. – Men’s 5000-meter run finals. Robinson Top Regional Field Athlete Texas A&M-Kingsville high Conference male indoor field Games last summer, finishing jumper Jeron Robinson has been athlete of the year twice. fourth. named the NCAA Division II Robinson has won four Robinson has participated in South Central Region Indoor Male consecutive LSC indoor high jump the USA track and field Field Athlete of the Year. titles and will be going for his championships for the past two One of the most honored high fourth straight outdoor title this years. Gold Medal jumpers ever, he recently cleared spring. Christian 7-6 for the second best Division II He has been an indoor All- Garcia, senior indoor height in history and he American for three consecutive from Eagle Pass, owns the division’s all-time best seasons and is expected to be throws at an outdoors at 7-7. named to the team this month. outdoor meet in Robinson, senior from Robinson has been outdoor Corpus Christi Houston (Travis), has been All-American in each of his last weekend. He NCAA Division II Indoor Track seasons. won the event and and Field All-South Central He has qualified for the U.S. provisionally Region for four consecutive Olympic Trials and represented qualified for the seasons and has been Lone Star NCAA Division II the U.S. in the Pan American championships in May. Javelina Season’s Best Outdoor Track & Field Performances Men’s Division 100-meter dash: 11.01, Todd Nicholas (8), Corpus Christi (3-12). 200-meter dash: 22.53, Sean Landez (12), Corpus Christi (3-12). 800-meter run: 1:58.70, Elias Madrid (6), Corpus Christi (3-12). 1500-meter run: 4:01.80, Francisco Solis (1), Corpus Christi (3-12). 110-meter hurdles: 14.85, Courtney Macon (1), Corpus Christi (3-12). 400-meter hurdles: 53.95, Roman Hernandez (2), Corpus Christi (3- 12). 400-meter relay: 41.46, Ramon Quijano, Jalen LeCounte, Deon Hope (1), Corpus Christi (3-12). 1600-meter relay; 3:20.98, Marckenley Belony, Roman Hernandez, Jamey Malvern, Sean Landez (3), Corpus Christi (3-12). Pole vault: 14-9, Colt Labay (2), Corpus Christi (3-12). Long jump: 22-9.25, James Passley (4), Corpus Christi (3-12). Triple jump: 46-8, James Passley (4), Corpus Christi (3-12). Shot put: *52-9.5, Christian Garcia (1), Corpus Christi (3-12). Discus: *169-2, Richard Cervantes (1), Corpus Christi (3-12). Javelin: 134-5, Angel Espinosa (8), Corpus Christi (3-12). Hammer: 167-1, Kenny Zamorano (2), Corpus Christi (3-12). Women’s Division 100-meter dash: 12.42, Brittany Holcombe (3), Corpus Christi (3-12). 200-meter dash: 25.32, Teandria Taylor (4), Corpus Christi (3-12). 400-meter dash: 59.82, Adriana Bonin (4), Corpus Christi (3-12). 800-meter run: 2:23.24, Josie Guzman (3), Corpus Christi (3-12). 1500-meter run: 4:56.87, Josie Guzman (9), Corpus Christi (3-12). 5000-meter run: 19:52.18, Kaitlyn Tharp (7), Corpus Christi (3-12). 100-meter hurdles: 15.75, Tarah Aliceaacosta (6), Corpus Christi (3- 12). 400-meter relay: 48.10, Brittany Holcombe, Teandria Taylor, Aricela Alvarez, LaGae Brigance (2), Corpus Christi (3-12). High jump: 5-5.75, LaGae Brigance (3), Corpus Christi (3-12). Best Jumper Pole vault: 10-6, Janeth Navarro (4), Corpus Christi (3-12). Aricela Alvarez, senior from Long jump: 18-5, Aricela Alvarez (1), Corpus Christi (3-12). Bishop, won the long jump at the Triple jump: 39-4, Aricela Alvarez (2), Corpus Christi (3-12). Islander Open in Corpus Christi Dual Competitor Shot put: 45-7, Valeria Vrana (3), Corpus Christi (3-12). last weekend. She was second in Jamey Malvern, junior from Evansville, Ind., is a hurdler and relay Discus: 130-1, Yesenia Ruiz (5), Corpus Christi (3-12). the triple jump and had an NCAA member for the Javelinas this spring. He’s shown running in last Division II provisional mark in Hammer: 148-5, Cheyanne Nalle (4), Corpus Christi (3-12). weekend’s 110-meter hurdles race in Corpus Christi. the event. Indoor Track & Field Ranks in Final Regular-Season Polls The Texas A&M-Kingsville championship polls released by and the women were No. 22. Texas A&M No. 21. State at No. 20. men’s and women’s indoor track the U.S. Track & Field Coaches Other Lone Star Conference The only other LSC team NCAA Division II and field teams were ranked in the Association last week. men’s teams ranked were Texas ranked in the women’s division Indoor Track & Field Polls NCAA Division II pre- The Javelina men were No. 5 A&M-Commerce No. 17 and West with the Javelinas was Angelo Compiled by the U.S. Track & Field Coaches Association Men’s Division Rank Team 1. Adams (Colo.) State 2. Tiffin (Ohio) 3. Grand Valley (Mich.) State 4. St. Augustine’s (N.C.) 5. Texas A&M-Kingsville 6. Academy of Art (Calif.) 7. Colorado Mines 8. Lincoln (Mo.) 9. Pittsburg (Kan.) State 10. Minnesota State 11. Western (Colo.) State 12. Ashland (Ohio) 13. Azusa Pacific (Calif.) 14. Lewis (Ill.) 15. Missouri Southern 16. Central Missouri 17. Texas A&M-Commerce 18. Alaska-Anchorage 19. Chadron (Neb.) State 20. Findlay (Ohio) 21. West Texas A&M 22. Shorter (Ga.) 23. Southern Connecticut 24. Saginaw Valley (Mich.) 25. Limestone (S.C.) Women’s Division Rank Team 1. Lincoln (Mo.) 2. Pittsburg (Kan.) State Javelinaland in Kansas 3. New Mexico Highlands The Pittsburg (Kan.) State indoor track and field facility turned to gold for two of the Javelina athletes last weekend. Jeron Robinson, senior 4. Hillsdale (Mich.) from Houston (Travis), won the high jump and Jordan Yamoah, senior from Arlington, N.Y., won gold in the pole vault. The Javelina men finished 5. Grand Valley (Mich.) State sixth in the national competition. 6. Lewis (Ill.) 7. Johnson C. Smith (N.C.) Javelina Track & Field Athletes Rank Among Best in NCAA DII 8. Alaska-Anchorage 9. Central Missouri Texas A&I and Texas A&M- Lutalo Boyce, junior from outdoor times in the 200 (20.34) Green, 10.08. 10. Minnesota-Duluth Kingsville track and field athletes Westbury, N.Y., has the sixth best and 400 (44.58). High jump: 1. Jeron 11. St. Augustine’s (N.C.) hold their share of all-time indoor long jump ever at 25-11.5. Green has the sixth best time Robinson, 7-7. performances in NCAA Division II. 12. Ashland (Ohio) That, too, came at the recent LSC in the 200. 200-meter dash: 2. Patrick 13. Minnesota State Three current members of the Championships. Javelinas Who Rank Among Delice, 20.34. 14. Shorter (Ga.) team are on the list. Javier Lopez, junior from NCAA Division II’s All-Time Best 400-meter dash: 2. Patrick 15. Findlay (Ohio) Jeron Robinson, senior from Cordova, Spain, has the sixth all- Indoors Dlice, 44.58. 16. Missouri Southern Houston (Travis), has the all-time time best mark in the indoor 60- High jump: 2. Jeron High jump: 2. Jeron 17. Adams (Colo.) State best outdoor high jump and also meter hurdles. He ran a 7.69 at last Robinson, 7-6. Robinson, 7-6.5. 18. Winona (Minn.) State has the second best indoor height weekend’s NCAA Division II 200-meter dash: 5. Tim Price, High jump: 4. Jeron 19. Southern Connecticut ever. championships. 21.0. Robinson, 7-6. 20. Angelo State His best has been 7-7 and his Darrell Green, who competed Long jump: 6. Lutalo Boyce, 200-meter dash: 6. Darrell 21. Seattle Pacific (Wash.) second best has been 7-6.5. His 7- for the Javelinas in the early 25-11.5. Green, 20.48. 22. Merrimack (N.Y.) 6 clearance is the fourth best ever. 1980s, has the best outdoor time Pole vault: 7. Matt Hickl, 18-1. 400-meter relay: 11. Clif 23. Chadron (Neb.) State Robinson has the second all- in the 100-meter dash. He ran a 60-meter hurdles: 2. Javier Norman, Patrick Delice, Willie 24. Texas A&M-Kingsville time best indoors with a best of 7- 10.08 in 1983 in San Angelo. Lopez, 7.69. Johnson, Anthony Phillips, 39.36. 25. Mary (N.D.) 6, that coming in the recent Lone Patrick Delice, who ran in the Outdoors Pole vault: 13. Matt Hickl, (Bold-faced and italicized teams Star Conference Championships. early 1990s, has the second best 100-meter dash: 1. Darrell 18-0.5. are in the Lone Star Conference) Baseball No. 5 In Regional Rankings ` The Texas A&M-Kingsville baseball team was ranked No. 5 in the NCAA Division II South Central Region poll released by D2Baseball News last week. Other Lone Star Conference teams in the poll were West Texas A&M No. 3 and Cameron tied with the Javelinas for fifth. The Javelinas downed Cameron in three of four games the previous weekend. NCAA Division II South Central Region Baseball Poll Compiled by D2Baseball News.com Rank Team 1. Colorado-Mesa 2. St. Edward’s 3. West Texas A&M 4. Lubbock Christian 5. Texas A&M-Kingsville Cameron (Bold-faced and italicized teams are in the Lone Star Conference)

Athletes at Noon Rotary Club Six members of the Javelina indoor track and field team were guests at the Noon Rotary Club last week. They were recognized for their perfor- mances and honors this season. Left to right are, front row, Rotarian Alice Byers, sprinter Kaina Martinez and Rotarian Karen Silvernail, and back row, coach Tim Miller, jumper Lutalo Boyce, hurdler Javier Lopez, jumper Jeron Robinson, vaulter Jordan Yamoah and sprinter Plaserae Johnson. Javelina Indoor Track & Field Season’s Bests Men’s Division (6), Nashville, Tenn. (2-13). Johnson (3), Pittsburg, Kan. (1-29). Reyes (5), Alamosa, Colo. (2-20). 60-meter dash: 6.78, Kenneth Distance medley relay: 200-meter dash: 24.36, Kaina High jump: 5-6, LaGae Jackson (p), Alamosa, Colo. (2-20). 10:43.09, Michal Idziak, Roman Martinez (3), Pittsburg, Kan. (1-29). Brigance (4), College Station (1-15). 200-meter dash: 21.65, Kenneth Hernandez, Elias Madrid, Francisco 400-meter dash: 55.37, Kaina Pole vault: 10-11.75, Janeth Jackson (1), Alamosa, Colo. (2-21). Solis (4), Alamosa, Colo. (2-20). Martinez (1), Alamosa, Colo. (2-21). Navarro (5), Alamosa, Colo. (2-20). 400-meter dash: 49.25, Roman High jump: 7-6, Jeron 800-meter run: 2:23.19, Long jump: 19-1.25, Aricela Hernandez (4), Alamosa, Colo. (2- Robinson (1), Alamosa, Colo. (2-20). Josephine Guzman (31), Nashville, Alvarez (9), Nashville, Tenn. (2-13). 21). Pole vault: 17-9, Jordan Tenn. (2-13). Triple jump: 38-8.25, Aricela 800-meter run: 1:49.89, Michal Yamoah (1), Pittsburg, Kan. (3-12). Mile run: 5:37.91, Jade Alvarez (2), Alamosa, Colo. (2-21). Idziak (4), Nashville, Tenn. (4), Long jump: 25-11.50, Lutalo Guerrero (5), Alamosa, Colo. (2-21). Shot put: 46-9.5, Valerie Vrana Nashville, Tenn. (2-13). Boyce (1), Nashville, Tenn. (2-13). 3000-meter run: 11:16.75, Jade (3), Alamosa, Colo. (2-21). Mile run: 4:21.68, Francisco Triple jump: 47-5.75, James Guerrero (26), Pittsburg, Kan. (1-29). Weight throw: 49-1, Rachael Solis (8 ), Pittsburg, Kan. (1-29). Passley (3), Alamosa, Colo. (2-21). 60-meter hurdles: 9.60, Tarah Somoye (2), Alamosa, Colo. (2-20). 3000-meter run: 9:35.47, Shane Shot put: 53-7.75, Richard Aliceaacosta (p), College Station (1- Pentathlon: 2870, Tarah Stehle (25), College Station (1-15). Cervantes (4), Alamosa, Colo. (2-21). 15). Aliceaacosta (8), Alamosa, Colo. (2- 5000-meter run: 18:46.48, Shane Weight throw: 57-10.5, 1600-meter relay: 3:50.56, 20). Stehle (9), Alamosa, Colo. (2-20). Richard Cervantes (1), Alamosa, LaGae Brigance, Jasmine Miller, Long Jump Runnerup 60-meter hurdles: 7.69, Javier Colo. (2-20). Kaina Martinez, Keandria Taylor (6), James Passley, junior from Lopez (2), Pittsburg, Kan. (3-12). Heptathlon: 4594, Aaron Nashville, Tenn. (2-13). Portland, Jamaica, had the second Go Blue! best mark in the long jump at a 1600-meter relay: 3:18.09. Vazquez (3), Alamosa, Colo. (2-21). Distance medley relay: Corpus Christi meet last week- Javier Lopez, Michal Idziak, 13:53.74, Jade Guerrero, Carnecia Women’s Division end. He was fourth in the triple Scott, Josie Guzman, Destinee Be Gold! Kenneth Jackson, Jamey Malvern 60-meter dash: 7.483, Plaserae jump. Cactus Cup Track & Field Meet Rosters Angelo State Rams, Rambelles Kami Horton Multi So. Albany Men Rebecca Nyul Jumps Fr. Marion Name Events Cl. Hometown (School) Oluwaponmile Oyelami Sprints So. Frisco (Centennial) Ayodesi Adedokyn Hurdles Fr. Fort Worth (Chisholm Trail) Brittany Patterson Jumps Sr. San Angelo (Central) Lance Andrews Sprints Sr. Sweeny Prasanna Polite Sprints Sr. Phoenix, Ariz. Asael Arad Throws Sr. Shapira, Israel Kelby Pope Pole vault Fr. Kerrville Alexander Borzelin Hurdles Fr. Hamilton, N.J. Claudia Ramirez Distance Sr. Del Rio Preston Brooks Distance Fr. Mineral Wells Celsey Randolph Pole vault Jr. Water Valley Tyler Brooks Jumps Sr. Canutillo Yasmyn Richards Sprints Fr. San Antonio (Madison) Willie Brown Hurdles Fr. Garland (North Garland) Morgan Rodgers Multi So. Hamlin Ryan Burge Throws Jr. Highland Village (Marcus) Heather Shaffer Pole vault Fr. Liberty Hill Percy Carr Sprints So. Lancaster Jasmine Sillemon Sprints Jr. Crowell Aaron Dixon Jumps Jr. Ballinger Gabriela Solis Hurdles Jr. San Diego Robert Emerick Throws So. Salado Emma Thompson Throws Jr. Midland (Christian) Chris Gray Jumps Fr. Spring Branch Tare Ward Sprints So. San Antonio (Madison) Braden Grimsley Sprints Fr. Andrews Kelsey Warren Distance So. Hico Axel Jacquesson Jumps Sr. Cesson-Sevigne, France Hayley Wilson Sprints So. Goldthwaite Demetrius Jackson Sprints Fr. New Deal Kristin Wright Sprints So. Cross Plains Bryce Jones Throws Fr. Smyer HEAD COACH: James Reid Andrew Killingsworth Jumps Fr. Georgetown ASSISTANT COACH: Yuriy Litvinski Jarrett Lujan Distance Sr. Marfa ASSISTANT COACH: Tom Dibbern Isaac Marquez Sprints Fr. Azle Tarleton State Texans, TexAnns Isaiah Martin Hurdles Fr. San Antonio (Madison) Men Harry Maslen Multi Fr. West Yorkshire, England Name Events Hometown (School) Landon Meek Sprints Sr. San Angelo (Wall) Xavier Adams Jumps Ramstein, Germany Reese Montgomery Distance Fr. Dalhart Cornelius Blair Sprints Cedar Hill Mason Myrick Throws So. Stanton William Carlton Distance Mansfield (Legacy) Joe Owens Multi Jr. Salado Andrew Clark Distance Hebron Angelo Pena Distance Fr. Haskell Tye Doty Distance Eddy (Bruceville-Eddy) Luis Perez Sprints Sr. Forney Blake Eschbach Hurdles Glen Rose Hakeem Regis Jumps Sr. Sunrise, Fla. Jacobe Essary Jumps Milford Jacob Reid Throws So. Wall Khoury Gaines Sprints Cedar Hill Hayden Rose Multi Fr. Garland (Rowlett) Clarencio Guerrero Distance Austin (St. Michael’s) Devitt Smetana Distance Fr. Veribest Peyton Heinig Distance Austin (McNeil) Zach Spigner Hurdles Fr. Sulphur Springs Pierre Valencia Distance So. Dalhart Cade Hitzfeld Hurdles Hico Austin Watson Distance So. Midland Hawke Huntley Distance Carrollton (Newman Smith) Jaehlin Wilder Jumps Fr. Round Rock (McNeil) Jordan Jones Sprints Stephenville Deondre Wiltshire Sprints Fr. North Richland Hills Randall Kadlacek Hurdles Riesel Kendell Wimberly Throws Fr. Whitney Cameron Krc Distance Fort Worth (Southwest Christian) Anthony Yancy Sprints Sr. Fresno, Calif. Brandon Lacy Distance Lytle Cody Zuniga Sprints Fr. Water Valley Alan Lyles Sprints Temple Women Cameron Milligan Distance Brownsboro Name Events Cl. Hometown (School) Tim Mosley Field Robinson Allison Agbasoga Sprints Jr. Leander (Rouse) Robert Pereira Distance Salado Mikhaila Barnett Jumps Fr. Lometa Thorne Pettigrew Distance Rockwall Michelle Billingsley Jumps Sr. Colorado City Zach Pratt Throws Fairfield Candida Chairez Distance Sr. Del Rio Chase Rathke Distance Crawford Ashley Dendy Multi So. Littlefield Dallas Rushing Distance Axtell Kendall Fougerat Hurdles Fr. Gonzales Grant Russell Jumps Rains Laura Gomez Distance So. Anthony, N.M. Luke Schribner Distance Farmersville Amber Graham Throws Jr. Cisco Dalton Stidham Hurdles Houston (Alief Hastings) Kamie Halfmann Distance So. Garden City Gilson Umunnakwe Distance Allen Hannah Hartman Jumps Jr. Santa Anna Conner Wilkes Sprints Lubbock Genesis Holmes Sprints So. Giddings Dylan Willett Distance San Antonio (Smithson Valley) Shadonna Hunter Jumps Jr. Los Angeles, Calif. Mason Wrobel Distance Arlington (Lamar) Rachel Keany Hurdles Fr. Schertz Women Kaitlin Lumpkins Jumps So. Junction Name Events Hometown (School) McKenna Maxcey Multi Fr. San Saba Taytum Morris Pole vault Fr. Brady Ariel Ballard Distance Mexia Talli Morrison Throws Fr. Cherokee Hollie Boyd Sprints Fort Worth (Southwest) Jordan Nash Multi Fr. Grandview Alexandria Brooks Sprints Burleson (Centenniel) Cactus Cup Track & Field Meet Rosters Meaghan Brown Heptathlon Greenville (Christian) Micah Kennedy Multi Sr. 0 Mesquite (Horn) Andelynn Carlton Field Waco (China Spring) Venkateshwara Kunchala Sprints Grad 0 Hyderabad, India Robbie Clarke Sprints Gatesville Colt Labay Pole vault So. 1VL Cameron (Yoe) Beverly Coleman Sprints Duncanville Sean Landez Sprints/jump Fr. 0 Mission (Sharyland) Aly Coughlin Distance Rockwall (Heath) Jalen LeCounte Sprints So. 1VL Houston (Ridge Point) Haley Dennard Distance Decatur Justin Lofton Multi Fr. 0 Missouri City (Marshall) Macaele DeVries Field Stephenville Javier Lopez Hurdles Jr. 1VL Cordova, Spain Canyelle Dillard Throws Loraine Courtney Macon Hurdles Sr. 1VL Dallas (Carter) Tylo Farrar Distance Spearman Elias Madrid Distance Jr. 1VL Evans, Ga. Leanne Flores Throws Mansfield (Legacy) Jamey Malvern Hurdles Jr. Tr. Evansville (Ind.) (Vincennes, Ind.) Alexandra Fuselier Jumps Coppell Bryce Martin Pole vault Jr. 2VL Salado Deylinn Garrett Hurdles DeSoto Ricardo Medrano Distance Fr.. RS Pearsall Mia Henry Sprints Fort Worth (Arlington Heights) Darnell Mickens Sprints Jr. Sq. Westbury, N.Y. Roxana Hernandez Jumps Dallas (Bishop Lynch) Todd Nicholas Sprints Fr. 0 Eagle Lake (Rice) DeAijha Boyce Sprints Waco (La Vega) Andrew Nicholson Distance Fr. 0 Corpus Christi (Incarnate Word) Katelin Huckabee Distance Belton James Passley Jumps Jr. Tr. Portland, Jamaica (Central Texas JC) Andrea Ibe Jumps Carrollton (Hebron) Isaiah Patterson Sprints Fr. 0 Corpus Christi (West Oso) Ashley Johnson Sprints Mexia Ramon Quijano Sprints Jr. 2VL Panama City, Panama Mia Jones Sprints Fort Worth (Calvary Academy) Jeron Robinson High jump Sr. 3VL Houston (Travis) Autumn Minter Sprints Big Spring Francisco Solis Distance So. 1VL Corpus Christi (Miller) Molly Money Hurdles Arlington Shane Stehle Distance So. Sq. Orange Grove Jasmine Owens Distance Tyler (All Saints) Aaron Vasquez Multi Jr. Tr. El Paso (Garden City CC) Hannah Patterson Field Spearman Jordan Yamoah Pole vault Sr. 3VL Arlington, N.Y. Jayln Powell Distance Arlington (Timberview) Kenny Zamorano Throws So. 1VL Harlingen (South) Kamrynn Schiller Heptathlon West Women Haylee Session Sprints Alvarado Name Event Class Exp. Hometown (School) Audrey Shelton Distance Clarendon Tarah Aliceaacosta Multi So. 1VL Houston (Langham Creek Arianna Stegall Distance Corpus Christi (Flour Bluff) Aricela Alvarez Jumps Sr. 1VL Bishop Kaylah Stephens Sprints Houston (Alief Hastings) Maria Avila Jumps Fr. 0 Brownsville (Pace) Macen Stripling Heptathlon Decatur Elizabeth Vaughn Distance Alvarado Adriana Bonin Sprints Fr. 0 Conroe (Oak Ridge) Marissa Westbrook Throws Shallowater LaGae Brigance jumps Fr. 0 Missouri City (Hightower) Leslie Zupanic Distance McKinney Tabetha Donald Throws Fr. 0 Albuquerque, N.M. HEAD COACH: Pat Ponder Chelsea Gonzales Distance So. 1VL Corpus Christi (Carroll) ASSISTANT COACH: Justin Hobbs Jade Guerrero Distance Fr. 0 Corpus Christi (King) Texas A&M-Kingsville Javelinas Josephine Guzman Distance Fr. 0 Devine Men Brittney Holcombe Sprints Sr. 1VL Corpus Christi (King) Name Event(s) Class Exp. Hometown (School) Plaserae Johnson Sprints Jr. Tr. Glendale, Ariz. Austin Alford Throws Fr. 0 Ganado Alex Lichtenberger Distance So. 1VL Kingsville (Academy) Zachary Andel Sprints Jr. Sq. Ganado Kaina Martinez Sprints Sr. 1VL Seine Bight, Belize Seth Barker Multi So. 0 Thorndale Molly Martinez Multi So. 1VL Bishop Marckenley Belony Sprints So. Sq. Houston (Aldine) Jasmine Miller Sprints So. 1VL Missouri City (Marshall) Lutalo Boyce Jumps Jr. 1VL Westbury, N.Y. E’Kara Mitchell Throws Jr. 0 San Antonio (Roosevelt) Malcolm Cameron Jumps Sr. 1VL Washington D.C. Cheyanne Nalle Throws So. 1VL Woonsocket, R.I. Michael Cavazos Sprints Fr. 0 Edinburg (Vela) Janeth Navarro Pole vault Fr. 0 Alamo (Donna) Richard Cervantes Throws So. 1VL Mission (Sharyland) Mariah Noyola Distance Fr. 0 Harlingen (South) Ty Chisum Jumps Fr. 0 Eagle Pass Destinee Reyes Distance Fr. 0 Pearsall Angel Espinosa Throws Fr. 0 Brownsville (Rivera) Cherrelle Richardson Sprints Jr. Sq. San Antonio (Jay) Damian Feeney Distance Jr. 1VL Stony Point, N.Y. Deanna Richardson Sprints Fr. 0 San Antonio (Brennan) Christian Garcia Throws Sr. 2VL Eagle Pass Valerie Rodriguez Distance Jr. 1VL Mission (Sharyland) Hilario Garcia Sprints Fr. 0 Tamaulipas, Mexico (Academy) Yesenia Ruiz Throws So. Sq. Brownsville (Pace) Javier Gomez Sprints So. 0 Corpus Christi (Miller) Carnecia Scott Distance Fr. 0 Wharton Mario Guerrero Sprints Fr. 0 Pharr Racheal Somoye Throws Fr. 0 Houston (Alief Taylor) Miguel Hanze Hurdles So. Sq. Guayaquil, Ecuador Keandria Taylor Sprints Fr. 0 Rosebud-Lott Roman Hernandez Hurdles So. 1VL Harlingen Teandria Taylor Sprints Fr. 0 Rosebud-Lott Drew Hill Pole vault So. 1VL Port Lavaca (Calhoun) Kaitlyn Tharp Distance Fr. 0 Richland Jerald Honeycutt Sprints Fr. 0 New Orleans, La. Valeria Vrana Throws Sr. 3VL Seguin (Navarro) Deon Hope Sprints So. 1VL St. Michael, Barbados Daija Williams Sprints Fr. 0 Nordheim Michal Idziak Distance Sr. 3VL Mosina, Poland HEAD COACH: Ryan Dall Kenneth Jackson Sprints Jr. Tr. Compton, Calif. ASSISTANT COACHES: Tim Miller, Aared Sampson Gabriel Johnson Distance So. Tr. Beaumont (Westbrook) Colby GRADUATE ASSISTANT: Amanda Haven (Kan.) CC MEET DIRECTOR: David Brock Baseball Goes to Eastern for Four, At TAMIU Tuesday For Single Game The Texas A&M-Kingsville Sebi Palacios, junior four doubles, a triple and a home run. baseball team will be on the road righthander from Premont, is 1-0 Jeff Morgan, senior again this weekend, going to New on the mound and has a 2.59 outfielder from Lusby, Md., is Mexico for a four-game Lone Star earned run average. hitting .375 with six doubles and Conference series with Eastern Shane Veeder, freshman lefty two triples and Jeremy Valadez, New Mexico in Portales. from Houston (Cinco Ranch), has junior outfielder from Saginaw, is The teams meet in a single a 3-1 record and a 2.70 ERA. hitting .352 with four doubles. Gets Saves game at 5 p.m. Friday, will play a 2 The Javelina pitching staff The Devils are hitting .277 as Hayden Vesely, p.m. doubleheader Saturday and has a cumulative ERA of 4.10. a team. senior utility will have a 2 p.m. single game Eastern New Mexico had a Osvaldo Raya, junior player from Sunday. four-game series with Tarleton righthander from Laredo (United), Victoria (St. The Javelinas were 12-6 for State earlier this week, moved from has a 4-2 record on the mound and Joseph), got two the year going into a Tuesday the weekend because of the his ERA is 4.86. saves in the weather. Javelinas Lone night game with Our Lady of the The Dustdevil pitching corps The Greyhounds were 7-11 Star Conference Lake at Ryan Field and they are 5- has a cumulative ERA of 4.62. series with 3 in the LSC standings. overall and 0-4 in the LSC going Angelo State Dalton Perry, junior outfielder into the TSU games. last weekend in from Clute (Brazoswood), leads Daniel Ward, junior infielder San Angelo. the Javelina hitting with a .392 from Cleveland, Ohio, is the batting average. He has six Hounds’ top hitter with a .466 doubles, two triples and three average. He has eight doubles home runs. and five home runs. Hayden Vesely, senior utility Tregra Williams, sophomore player from Victoria (St. Joseph), is infielder from Atlanta, Ga., has a hitting .338 with five doubles, five .400 average with four doubles triples and two home runs. and two home runs. Ruben Almaguer, freshman Eastern is hitting .313 as a infielder from Deer Park (South), team. and Jimmy Roche, junior first J’Daylin Jackson, junior baseman from Corpus Christi lefthander from Greenville, Miss., (Calallen), are hitting .333. has a 2-2 record on the mound and Baseball Ranked Nationally Almaguer has seven doubles, a is ERA is 5.79. Jarron Hill, sophomore lefty The Texas A&M-Kingsville 10. Columbus (Ga.) State triple and a home run and Roche from Texico, N.M., has a 2-1 record baseball team was ranked No. 28 11. Cal State-Monterey Bay has three doubles and a triple. and a 6.08 ERA. in the NCAA Division II poll 12. West Texas A&M The Javelinas have a team The Greyhound pitching released by Collegiate Baseball 13. St. Edward’s batting average of .274. corps has a cumulative ERA of News last week. South Carolina-Aiken 9.07. The Javelinas were one of 15. Southern New Hampshire Palacios Gets The Javelinas will step out of two Lone Star Conference teams 16. Belmont Abbey (N.C.) the league Tuesday for a single in the poll. 17. Florida Southern Region, LSC game with Texas A&M West Texas A&M was No. 18. Alabama-Huntsville Recognition International in Laredo. 12. 19. Emporia (Kan.) State The teams had a three-game Angelo State received votes 20. Mercyhurst (Pa.) Texas A&M-Kingsville junior series earlier in Kingsville and the but didn’t crack the top 30. 21. East Stroudsburg (Pa.) Sebi Palacios was named the Javelinas swept. NCAA Division II Baseball Poll 22. Missouri Southern NCAA Division II South Central The Dustdevils have a Compiled by Collegiate 23. Minnesota State Region and Lone Star Conference Wedneday game with Baseball News 24. California Baptist pitcher of the week last week for Southeastern Oklahoma and a Rank Team 25. Dixie (Utah) State his performance the previous three-game series with Arkansas- 1. Tampa (Fla.) 26. Indianapolis (Ind.) week. Fort Smith this weekend in 2. St. Cloud (Minn.) State California State-Chico Palacios, righthander from Arkansas before hosting the 3. Franklin Pierce (N.H.) 28. Texas A&M-Kingsville Premont, pitched a 9-0 shutout Javelinas. 4. Millersville (Pa.) 29. California Poly-Pomona against Cameron in the LSC opener. They enter this week’s play First Win 5. Colorado-Mesa 30. Southern Indiana He pitched eight innings and with a 10-11 overall record. Kyle Black, junior pitcher from 6. Lubbock Christian Other teams receiving votes allowed five hits, struck out 13 Sergio Pollorena, sophomore Magnolia, got his first win of the 7. West Alabama includes Angelo State. and walked two. season Sunday in a Javelina outfielder from Laredo (United), is 8. California-San Diego (Bold-faced and italicized teams Palacios is in his first season victory over Angelo State in San hitting .448 for the year and he has 9. Quincy (Ill.) are in the Lone Star Conference as a member of the Javelina team. Angelo. Softball to Host Lubbock Christian in Non-League Series The Texas A&M-Kingsville as they go against St. Mary’s and Antonio Wednesday for a 4 p.m. its .448 with 11 doubles and 14 Katera Eltosief, has a 14-3 softball team will face two Lubbock Christian. doubleheader with the Rattlers. home runs. record in the circle and her ERA is nationally ranked clubs this week The Javelinas will be in San Lubbock Christian will be in Molly Davison, senior 2.96. Kingsville for a 1 p.m. Friday infielder from Oklahoma City, has a Kaitlyn Holmes, junior from doubleheader and a noon single .443 batting average with eight Gunter, has a 10-2 record and a game Saturday. doubles, a triple and 11 home runs. 3.84 ERA. The Javelinas entered this The Chaps are hitting.341 as a The LBU pitchers have a week’s play with a 8-15 season’s team. cumulative 3.57 ERA. record. They played Oklahoma Christian in a doubleheader LSC No. 3 in Softball Ratings Monday. Vitoria Schoonard-Saborio, The Lone Star Conference was No. 3 in the NCAA Division II freshman shortstop from Elk conference softball ratings compiled by Herosports.com last week. Grove, Calif., is the leading hitter NCAA Division II Conference Softball Ratings for the Javelinas. She has a .328 Compiled by Herosports.com percentage and has four doubles, Rank Conference a triple and two home runs. 1. California Collegiate Athletic Association Roxy Chapa, freshman 2. Gulf South Conference catcher from McAllen (Sharyland), 3. Lone Star Conference is hitting .304 with seven doubles 4. Peach Belt Conference and three home runs and Rachel 5. Great Northwest Athletic Conference Longoria, sophomore third 6. Great American Conference baseman from Hutto, has a .300 7. Sunshine State Conference batting average with three 8. South Atlantic Conference doubles and four home runs. 9. Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference The Javelinas are hitting .262 10. Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association as a team. 11. Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Sarah Gilbert, sophomore 12. Pacific West Conference from Chipley, Fla., has the lowest 13. Great Lakes Valley Conference earned run at 3.53 and she has a 2- 14. Heartland Conference 4 record. 15. Conference Carolinas The Javelina pitchers have a 16. Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference cumulative 4.01 ERA. 17. Mountain East Conference St. Mary’s is 21-5 for the 18. Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference season and ranked as high as No. 19. Northeast 10 Conference 9 nationally. 20. Great Midwest Athletic Conference Hannah Michel, sophomore 21. East Coast Conference utility player from Giddings, is the 22. Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference top hitter with a .489 average. She 23. Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference has nine doubles, two triples and 24. Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association Circle Huddle four home runs. NCAA Division II Softball Poll Javelina softball players huddle in the pitching circle during one of the Sydney Wellmann, senior first games with Cameron last weekend at Hubert Field. Compiled by the National Fastpitch Coaches Association baseman from Brenham, is hitting 17. Valdosta (Ga.) State .443 with three doubles and 12 Rank Team 18. Lenoir-Rhyne (N.C.) home runs and Alena Moreno, 1. West Texas A&M 19. Dixie (Utah) State 2016 Javelina Men’s and Women’s junior outfielder from Pearland, 2. Indianapolis (Ind.) 20. Southern New Hampshire Outdoor Track & Field Schedule has a .415 average with a double. 3. Alabama-Huntsville 4. Humboldt (Calif.) State 21. West Chester (Pa.) March 19 – Cactus Cup in Kingsville. The Rattlers hit .365 as a 5. Arkansas Tech 22. Angelo State March 26 – Texas-Arlington Bobby Lane Classic in Arlington. team. 6. North Alabama 23. California-San Diego March 30-April 2 – Texas Relays in Austin. Hope Russell, sophomore 7. Missouri-St. Louis 24. Central Oklahoma April 1 – Tiger Relays in San Antonio. righthander from Little Cypress- 8. Georgia College 25. Southern Indiana April 9 – Angelo State Relays in San Angelo. Mauriceville, has a 6-1 record in 9. California Baptist Other teams receiving votes April 16 – Rice Twilight Meet in Houston . the circle and her ERA is 2.58. St. Mary’s includes Cameron April 23 – Louisiana State Alumni Gold Relays in Baton Rouge, La. Ashley Mills, junior 11. Saint Leo (Fla.) (Bold-faced and italicized April 28-30 – Penn Relays in Philadelphia, Pa. lefthander from Groesbeck, has a 12. North Georgia teams are in the Lone Star May 5-7 – Lone Star Conference Championships in Commerce. 5-0 record and a 2.98 ERA. 13. West Virginia Wesleyan Conference) May 14 – Sam Houston State Last Chance Meet in Huntsville. Lubbock Christian has a 26-7 14. California (Pa.) May 26-28 – NCAA Division II Championships in Bradenton, Fla. record. Morgan Collum, senior 15. Caldwell (Idaho) infielder fromAlbuquerque N M 16. Winona (Minn.) State Lone Star Conference No. 7 in Baseball League Ratings The Lone Star Conference was rated No. 7 in the NCAA Division II baseball league rankings compiled by Herosports.com last week. NCAA Division II Baseball Conference Ratings Compiled by Herosports.com Rank Conference 1. Peach Belt Conference 2. Sunshine State Conference 3. Gulf South Conference 4. Great Northwest Athletic Conference 5. South Atlantic Conference 6. California Collegiate Athletic Association 7. Lone Star Conference 8. Pacific West Conference 9. Heartland Conference 10. Conference Carolinas 11. Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference 12. Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association 13. Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference 14. Northeast 10 Conference 15. Great American Conference 16. Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference 17. East Coast Conference 18. Great Midwest Athletic Conference 19. Great Lakes Valley Conference 20. Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference 21. Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference 22. Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association 23. Mountain East Conference 24. Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference