Good Luck To Indoor Track & Field Athletes at Nationals VOLUME XVI, NO. 31 KINGSVILLE, TEXAS 78363 MARCH 9, 2016 Indoor Track & Field Sends Nine To NCAA Championships Nine Texas A&M-Kingsville Robinson and Jordan the fourth best height of the athletes will compete in 10 events Yamoah, senior from Arlington, season (17-2.75). Going For at the NCAA Division II national N.Y., have won national indoor Javier Lopez, junior from No. 3 championship indoor track and titles. Cordova, Spain, has the second Texas A&M- field meet Friday and Saturday in Robinson took the high jump best time in the 60-meter hurdles. Kingsville pole Pittsburg, Kan. championship in 2013 and Yamoah He has run a 7.73. vaulter Jordan Pittsburg State is host for the was the pole vault champion in Kaina Martinez, senior from Yamoah, senior event. 2013 and 2014. Seine Bight, Belize, qualified in from Arling- Two of the Javelina men enter Yamoah enters the meet with (Continued on Page 3) ton, N.Y., will the meet with the best marks in the be going for division. his third gold Lutalo Boyce, junior from medal at the NCAA Division Westbury, N.Y., has the best long II champion- jump at 25-11.5, and that ranks as ships this one of the best in the nation, any weekend in classification. Pittsburg, Kan. Likewise for Jeron Robinson, Yamoah was senior from Houston (Travis), in Big Victory the indoor the high jump. He has a best of 7- Sebi Palacios, champion in 6. junior from 2013 and Boyce is the defending Premont, got 2014. champion in the long jump, having the first victory won the gold in 2015 with a leap of of the Lone Star 25-7.25. Conference last weekend as he pitched a 9-0 Baseball Hosts Our Lady of the Lake shutout over previously The Texas A&M-Kingsville Friday’s single game with Saints will be at 4 p.m. at Nolan undefeated baseball team goes to San Angelo ASU at First Community Credit Ryan Field. Cameron at this weekend to battle Angelo Union Stadium will have a 6:30 The Javelinas are 10-4 for the Nolan Ryan State for first place in the Lone p.m. start time, Saturday’s year and 3-1 in the LSC standings. Field. Palacios Star Conference standings, and doubleheader starts at 4 p.m. and ASU is 11-6 overall and 4-0 in pitched eight the Javelinas return home Sunday’s single game will be at 1 the conference standings. innings, allowed Tuesday for a non-conference p.m. The Rams lead the five hits, struck game with Our Lady of the Lake. The Tuesday game with the conference after the first weekend of play and the Javelinas are tied out 13 and gave Perry LSC Hitter of the Week with West Texas A&M in second up two walks. place. Texas A&M-Kingsville outfielder Dalton Perry was named the Lone Dalton Perry, senior Star Conference hitter of the week last week. outfielder from Lake Jackson Perry, senior from Lake Jackson (Brazoswood), had a .583 batting (Brazoswood), leads the Javelina average in the Javelinas’ three-game sweep of nationally ranked St. hitting with a .392 percentage. He Mary’s. has six doubles, two triples and He had four doubles, two home runs and six runs batted in. three home runs. Perry is in his first season with the Javelinas. (Continued on Page 2) Baseball Battles ASU Javelina Hash (Continued from Page 1) hitting .368 and two doubles and By Fred Nuesch, Coordinator of Athletic External Affairs Jimmy Roche, junior first two home runs. baseman from Corpus Christi The Rams hit .309 as a team. Bryce Zak, senior THERE ARE THOSE who feel the Lone Star Conference is (Calallen), is hitting .378 with three righthander from San Angelo, has excessive in having all eight of its men’s basketball teams take doubles and a triple. Hayden Vesely, senior utility a 4-0 record on the mound and his part in the postseason tournament. player from Victoria (St. Joseph), is ERA is 2.64. He has pitched 30.2 They would argue that it’s a waste of time and only the top hitting .3473 with three doubles, innings and has 48 strikeouts. four should advance. five triples and two home runs and The ASU pitching corps has The Javelinas came close to proving that theory wrong at Zach Smith, senior second an ERA of 3.98. last week’s tournament in Allen. baseman from Bridge City, is Our Lady of the Lake had a 9- The Javelinas, seeded No. 7, came within a point of hitting .357 with a home run. 12 record going into this week’s upsetting No. 2-seed Angelo State in the opening round. The The Javelinas are hitting .290 play. The Saints will play five Rams took an 87-86 win. as a team. games before coming to Kingsville TAMUK trailed by 16 points (78-63) with 3:43 remaining and Shane Veeder, freshman next week. outscored the Rams, 23-8, in the remaining time. lefthander from Houston (Cinco Garrett Harrison, freshman The three Javelina seniors went out with a bang. They led Ranch), has a 3-1 record on the third baseman from Victoria the Javelinas in scoring and each hit double figures. mound and his earned run average (West), has a .350 batting average D.J. Weathers and Jamar Goodwin each had 16 points and is 2.12. with a double and a triple. Troy Jones had 13. Sebi Palacios, junior Anthony DeJesus, senior They were also the three top rebounders, Jones getting 14, righthander from Premont, has a 1- catcher from Sugar Land (Austin), Goodwin 10 and Weathers five. 0 record and a 1.80 ERA. He has has a .324 average and four It was the third time the Javelinas had met Angelo this struck out 27 in 20 innings pitched. doubles, two triples and a home run. season and all went to the wire. The Javelina pitching corps The Saints are hitting .240 as The Rams defeated the Javelinas on a last-second three-point has a 3.69 ERA. a team. shot in San Angelo and took a 90-84 victory in Kingsville, using Sam Kohler, senior infielder from Dripping Springs, leads the J.B. Martinez, freshman last minute free throws for the final margin. ASU hitting with a .410 batting righthander from San Antonio The LSC will have two new men’s teams next year when average. He has two doubles and (Macarthur), has a 3-2 record on Texas-Permian Basin and Western New Mexico become full-time Two Doubles a triple. the mound and his ERA is 1.86. members, giving the league 10 men’s squads. Jimmy Roche, junior first Tyler Coolbaugh, junior The OLLU pitching corps baseman from Corpus Christi shortstop from Grapevine, is has a 4.26 ERA. THE REGION IV-4A boys basketball tournament in the (Calallen), had two doubles in the Steinke Center last weekend had more of a Javelina touch than Javelina baseball team’s 3-1 just the meet site. victory over Cameron Saturday at David Montano is head coach of La Marque High School and Nolan Ryan Field. he is a former Javelina football player. Bobby Kinsley, the LaMarque athletic trainer, is a former Midwestern Men, Javelina student trainer. Angelo Women Terry Greenup, the Beeville head trainer, is a former Javelina Take LSC Titles student trainer. The Midwestern State men La Marque won the title for the second consecutive season and Angelo State women won the but won’t be back to defend next season. The school will be Lone Star Conference postseason dropping to Class 3A. tournament titles last week in Allen. Midwestern defeated Angelo WHEN OUR LADY of the Lake comes to Kingsville next State, 88-72, in the men’s Tuesday for a 4 p.m. baseball game with the Javelinas at Nolan championship while ASU beat Ryan Field, two members of the Saints’ coaching staff will be West Texas A&M, 68-65, in two coming home. overtimes. Jeremy Flores and Jake Mendiola are assistant coaches at Midwestern and Angelo OLLU and both played collegiate baseball with the Javelinas. receive the LSC’s automatic berths Flores is in his second season with the Saints and was on in the NCAA Division II national the Victoria Generals’ staff of the Texas Collegiate Baseball playoffs. Attend Reunion League before going to OLLU. Midwestern won the LSC title Bill and Bonnie Carter returned to campus recently for a reunion of this season and West Texas was He holds a bachelor’s degree from TAMUK. the 1995-96 men’s basketball team. Carter was head coach of the Mendiola is in his first season with the Saints. the women’s champion. Javelinas in 1991-97 and two of his teams, including the 1995-96 After receiving his degree from the University, he played The league titles are group, won Lone Star Conference championships and played in the with the Amarillo Sox of the American Association of determined during regular-season NCAA Division II national playoffs. He is currently head boys coach at (Continued on Page 3) play. Brackettville High School. Upcoming Javelina Events Javelina Hash March 9 – Women’s Golf: Texas-Rio Grande Valley Invitational in McAllen. By Fred Nuesch, Coordinator of Athletic External Affairs March 11 – Softball: *Cameron in Kingsville (DH), 3 p.m. Baseball: *Angelo State in San Angelo, 6 p.m. Men’s & Women’s Indoor Track & Field: NCAA Division II (Continued from Page 2) Championships in Pittsburg, Kan. Independent Baseball and then with the Rio Grande Valley White Women’s Tennis: Western New Mexico in Midland, 9 a.m. Wings of the United Baseball League. Women’s Tennis: Univeristy of the Southwest (N.M.) in Midland, 6 p.m. THE TAMUK ATHLETIC facilities have always been a March 12 – Softball: *Cameron in Kingsville (DH), noon principle site for high school playoff games in all sports. Baseball: *Angelo State in San Angelo (DH), 1 p.m. This certainly remained true during the current basketball Women’s Tennis: North Central Texas in Midland, 9 a.m. season. Men’s & Women’s Indoor Track & Field: NCAA Division II Seventeen different schools have had postseason games in Championships in Pittsburg, Kan. the Steinke Center over the past few weeks. Men’s & Women’s Outdoor Track & Field: Texas A&M- Schools playing on campus have been: Corpus Christi Invitational in Corpus Christi. Beeville La Marque March 13 – Baseball: *Angelo State in San Angelo, 1 p.m. Boerne Laredo Cigarroa March 14 – Softball: Oklahoma Christian in Kingsville (DH), 3 p.m. March 15 – Baseball: Our Lady of the Lake in Kingsville, 4 p.m. Burnet Mission Veterans Memorial Women’s Tennis: Northeastern Oklahoma in Brandenton, Devine Santa Gertrudis Academy Fla., 10 a.m. Dripping Springs Santa Maria Victoria Cheerleader Women’s Tennis: State College of Florida in Brandenton, Edinburg IDEA Quest Victoria East This Victoria East High School Fla., 3 p.m. Edinburg Vela West Oso cheerleader was in the Steinke March 16 – Softball: St. Mary’s in San Antonio (DH), 4 p.m. Flour Bluff (twice) Wharton Center last week as her team Women’s Tennis: Rollins in Winter Park, Fla., 3:30 p.m. Woodsboro played in a Class 5A boys basket- March 17 – Women’s Tennis: Tampa in Tampa, Fla., 3 p.m. These games bring thousands of fans to the campus and to ball playoff game. March 18 – Softball: Lubbock Christian in Kingsville (DH), 1 p.m. Kingsville each sports season. Baseball: *Eastern New Mexico in Portales, 6 p.m. Indoor Track & March 19 – Softball: Lubbock Christian in Kingsville (DH), noon. THE NCAA HAS approved a video review system to Men’s & Women’s Outdoor Track & Field: Cactus Cup in Field Competes xx challenge calls in women’s volleyball beginning with the 2016 Kingsville. season. (Continued from Page 1) Baseball: *Eastern New Mexico in Portales, N.M. (DH), 1 p.m. The NCAA Playing Rules Oversight Panel approved the two events. She will enter the 200- Women’s Tennis: Florida Southern in Lakeland, Fla., 3 p.m. proposal as a rule for schools and conference that choose to meter dash with a 24.18 best time March 20 – Baseball: *Eastern New Mexico in Portales, N.M., 1 p.m. implement it. and she will be in the 400-meter March 22 – Football: Spring workout in Kingsville, 3 p.m. The rules do not define the camera type or the number of dash with a best of 54.86. March 23 – General: Annual Hoggie Egg Hunt in Kingsville, Javelina cameras that should be used, or where the location of the Her 200 time is the sixth best Stadium, 6 p.m. cameras should be. among the entries and her 400 time March 24 – Football: Spring workout in Kingsville, 3 p.m. is the eighth best. The challenge review has been used on an experimental basis March 25 – Women’s Tennis: Laredo College in Bishop, 11 a.m. Other Javelina entries are: by the Big 12 and Big 10 conferences. The coaches who Baseball: *Tarleton State in Kingsville (DH), 3 p.m. …Michal Idziak, senior from Football: Spring workout in Kingsville, 3 p.m. experimented with the rule indicated they were in favor of the Mosina, Poland, in the 800-meter Softball: *Eastern New Mexico in Portales, N.M. (DH), noon. system becoming a permanent rule. run. March 26 – Baseball: *Tarleton State in Kingsville (DH), 1 p.m. The NCAA Division I, II and III Women’s Volleyball …Kenneth Jackson, Softball: *Eastern New Mexico in Portales, N.M. (DH), noon. Committees will decide how the challenge review system will be sophomore from Compton, Calif., Men’s & Women’s Outdoor Track & Field: Texas-Arlington implemented during each division’s volleyball championship. in the 200-meter dash. Bobby Lane Classic in Arlington. Each team will have three challenges per match and …Plaserae Johnson, junior March 29 – Football: Spring workout in Kingsville, 3 p.m. challenges are not tied to timeouts. from Glendale, Ariz., in the 60- Softball: Texas A&M International in Laredo (DH), 2 p.m. Only the team that lost the rally will be able to challenge. If meter dash. March 30 - Men’s & Women’s Outdoor Track & Field: Texas Relays in the call is reversed, the team that lost the review will be able to …Deana Richardson, Austin. challenge another aspect of the point. Each team will be limited freshman from San Antonio March 31 – Football: Spring workout in Kingsville, 3 p.m. to one challenge per rally. (Brennan), in the 60-meter dash. Men’s & Women’s Outdoor Track & Field: Texas Relays in A coach will need to make the challenge before the referee Idziak has the ninth best time Austin extends his or her arm for service to begin the next point. in his event, Jackson has the April 1 – Softball: *West Texas A&M in Kingsville (DH), 5 p.m. There must be indisputable video evidence for the official to eighth best, Johnson has the Baseball: *West Texas A&M in Kingsville, 6 p.m. change the original call. seventh best and Richardson has Men’s & Women’s Outdoor Track & Field: Texas Relays in the 10th best. Coaches will be able to challenge the following plays: Austin The Javelina men enter the …Net faults: players contacting the net/antenna. Men’s & Women’s Outdoor Track & Field: Tiger Relays in San meet ranked No. 5 in the nation Antonio (Trinity host). …Player touching the ball: four hits/blocker/defensive player. and the Javelina women are *Lone Star Conference games/matches. (Continued on Page 4) ranked No. 25. Bold-faced events are in Kingsville. Javelina Hash Women’s Tennis Has Busy Spring By Fred Nuesch, Coordinator of Athletic External Affairs Break, Matches in Midland, Florida The Texas A&M-Kingsville have made the Florida tour. She and Marixi Herrera, (Continued from Page 3) women’s tennis team faces a The Javelinas took a 2-5 senior from Ibarra, Ecuador, are season’s record into a Sunday 7-6 in doubles. …Whether a ball was in or out and this includes pancakes and busy spring break week. afternoon match with Florida The Javelinas’ next home whether the ball touched the antenna. The squad will be traveling to Southern in San Antonio. match is March 25 with Laredo …Service foot faults. Midland and Florida for eight matches over a seven-day period. Marija Dimitrovska, senior College in Bishop. Following review challenges, referees will decide whether to The squad will be in from Skopje, Macedonia, has the The first Lone Star confirm the call, reverse the call, replay the point based on video Midland Friday for a 9 a.m. match best singles record for the Conference match is set for April evidence or determine that the video review was inconclusive, in with Western New Mexico, which Javelinas at 6-6. 15 with Cameron in Bishop. which case the original call stands. becomes a Lone Star Conference The panel also approved the elimination of the pursuit rule opponent next spring, and a 6 Dimitrovska Named beginning next season. p.m. match with the University of The pursuit rule, which was amended in 2010, allowed players the Southwest (N.M). LSC Player of the Week to cross under the net or net cable and into the opponent’s free The team will meet North Texas A&M-Kingsville senior Marija Dimitrovska was named the zone (out of bounds but past the net) to retrieve the ball. The ball Central Texas at 9 a.m. Saturday, Lone Star Conference tennis player of the week for her performances must be played to the outside of the antenna to a teammate for play also in Midland. last week. to continue. The matches are part of the Dimotrovska, from Skopje, Macedonia, won a 6-0, 6-0 singles match After watching video clips of plays where the pursuit rule was Texas-Permian Basin Shootout against Howard Payne and teamed with Mariaxi Herrera to take an 8-0 used, the committee members saw numerous collisions and near- and are at the Midland Bush victory in doubles. collisions. Tennis Center. Dimitrovska moved to 3-3 in singles with the win. She and Herrera Data showed an increased number of injuries as a result of the The Javelinas head to had a 3-3 record in doubles going in to last week’s action. rule. Florida early in the week where The committee recommended the removing of the rule and the they meet Northeastern Playing Rules Oversight Panel agreed. Oklahoma at 10 a.m. and the State College of Florida at 3 p.m. 2016 Javelina Baseball Schedule March 11 - *Angelo State in San Angelo, 6 p.m. THE UNIVERSITY OF Michigan football team recently drew Tuesday, both in Bradenton. They move to Winter Park March 12 - *Angelo State in San Angelo (DH), 1 p.m. nationwide attention when it went to Bradenton, Fla., for a week of Wednesday for a 3:30 p.m. match March 13 - *Angelo State in San Angelo, 1 p.m. spring workouts. with Rollins. March 15 – Our Lady of the Lake in Kingsville, 4 p.m. The complex where the Wolverines worked out is the same one The team meets the March 18 - *Eastern New Mexico in Portales, N.M., 6 p.m. that will host the NCAA Division II Track & Field Championships University of Tampa at 3 p.m. March 19 - *Eastern New Mexico in Portales, N.M. (DH), 1 p.m. in May. March 17 and closes out its trip March 20 - *Eastern New Mexico in Portales, N.M., 1 p.m. The track and field meet will be in Bradenton for the next two at 3 p.m. March 19 when it faces March 22 – Texas A&M International in Laredo, 4 p.m. seasons. Florida Southern in Lakeland. March 25 - *Tarleton State in Kingsville (DH), 3 p.m. This is the second March 26 - *Tarleton State in Kingsville (DH), 1 p.m. THREE LONE STAR Conference outdoor track and field consecutive year the Javelinas April 1 - *West Texas A&M in Kingsville, 6 p.m. teams got a jump on the other league members when they opened April 2 - *West Texas A&M in Kingsville (DH), 1 p.m. their seasons last week at a meet in Stephenville. April 3 - *West Texas A&M in Kingsville, 1 p.m. Angelo State, Eastern New Mexico and host Tarleton State took April 5 – St. Edward’s in Kingsville, 6 p.m. part in the meet. April 8 - *Cameron in Lawton, Okla., 3 p.m. The Javelinas will open their outdoor season Saturday at the April 9 - *Cameron in Lawton, Okla. (DH), 1 p.m. April 15 - *Angelo State in Kingsville, 6 p.m. Islander Open in Corpus Christi. April 16 - *Angelo State in Kingsville (DH), 1 p.m. West Texas A&M doesn’t attend its first outdoor meet until April 19 – St. Edward’s in Austin, 3 p.m. March 24 when it goes to Lubbock and Texas A&M-Commerce has April 22 - *Eastern New Mexico in Kingsville, 6 p.m. its first full meet March 26 in Arlington. The Lions will be in an April 23 - *Eastern New Mexico in Kingsville (DH), 1 p.m. Angelo State multi-meet March 16 in San Angelo. April 29 - *Tarleton State in Stephenville, 6 p.m. April 30 - *Tarleton State in Stephenville (DH), 1 p.m. SERVICES WILL BE Saturday in Waco for the father of May 6 - *West Texas A&M in Canyon, 6 p.m. Johnny Estelle, Javelina head men’s basketball coach. May 7 - *West Texas A&M in Canyon (DH), 1 p.m. His father, Ocie, passed away last week. May 12-14 – Lone Star Conference Tournament at site of league champion. IN LESS THAN six months, Texas-Rio Grande Valley athletic May 19-22 – NCAA Division II South Central Region Tournament at director Chris King hopes to have information from a football site of No. 1 seed. feasibility study that allows him to make recommendations to the May 26-31 – NCAA Division II World Series in Cary, N.C. school president, according to a recent article in The McAllen *Lone Star Conference games. Monitor. (Continued on Page 5) Marija Dimitrovska LSC Fourth In Javelina Hash DII Baseball By Fred Nuesch, Coordinator of Athletic External Affairs League Poll (Continued from Page 4) The Lone Star Conference The study is expected to use models such as those used by was ranked No. 4 in the NCAA Division II baseball conference Texas-San Antonio and Wichita State. The latter also has a ratings compiled by feasibility study underway for bringing football back. Herosports.com last week. Texas-Rio Grande Valley began the process to initiate its NCAA Division II Baseball football feasibility study in December when the president started Conference Ratings strategic planning for the future. Compiled by Herosports.com Along with studying the possibility of adding football to the Rank Conference school’s program, the study will also determine which classification 1. Peach Belt Conference such a program would become affiliated with, the construction of a 2. Gulf South Conference stadium, which could cost $10-$12 million; Title IX compliance 3. Sunshine State Conference and consulting firms to conduct the study. 4. Lone Star Conference Texas A&M-Kingsville currently has the only college football 5. South Atlantic Conference program south of San Antonio and Houston. 6. Great American Conference 7. Mid-America Intercollegiate FORMER WESTERN (COLO.) State head football coach Bill Athletics Assocition Noxon died last week after a short illness. 8. Rocky Mountain Athletic He was head of the Mountaineer program in 1971-84 and Conference during that time the Javelinas played Western twice in the NAIA 9. Heartland Conference 10. California Collegiate Division II national playoffs. Athletic Association The Javelinas took a 57-14 victory in the 1976 semifinals and 11. Pacific West Conference won, 38-14, in the 1979 quarterfinals. 12. Great Lakes Valley Both of the games were played in Javelina Stadium. Conference The Javelinas went on to win national titles in each of those 13. Conference Carolinas seasons. 14. Great Lakes Intercollegiate Noxon is a member of the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference Athletic Conference Hall of Fame. 15. Great Northwest Athletic Conference LONE STAR CONFERENCE notes: Familiar Face in the Crowd 16. Pennsylvania State Athletic …Two Lone Star Conference players were on the NCAA Jaime Martinez, Javelina assistant football coach, was in the stands Conference Division II All-America softball preseason team named by when his alma mater, Beeville Jones High School, played in the Region 17. East Coast Conference Herosports.com IV-4A boys basketball tournament last weekend in the Steinke Center. 18. Northeast 10 Conference Catcher Lacey Taylor of West Texas A&M and designated Two LSC Teams in Baseball Poll 19. Northern Sun player Paige Daino of Cameron were on the first unit. Intercollegiate Conference Making the second team were shortstop Stacey Ramirez and Two Lone Star Conference 20. Great Midwest Athletic designated player Allie Smith, both of West Texas A&M. teams were in the NCAA Division La Marque Repeats Conference II South Central Region baseball As Regional Boys 21. Central Intercollegiate poll compiled by Athletic Association NCAA DIVISION II notes: D2Baseballnews.com last week. Basketball Champs 22. Mountain East Conference …Zach Tinker has been named head football coach at South West Texas A&M was No. 4 La Marque repeated as the 23. Central Atlantic Collegiate Dakota School of Mines & Technology. and Cameron No. 5. Conference He has spent the last four seasons as offensive coordinator for Region IV-4A boys basketball NCAA Division II South Central champion at last weekend’s 24. Southern Intercollegiate the Hardrockers. Region Baseball Poll tournament in Texas A&M- Athletic Conference Tinker replaces Stacy Collins who accepted a position as Compiled by Kingsville’s Steinke Center. special teams coordinator at Utah State. D2Baseballnews.com It defeated Wharton, 71-54, in Tinker was an assistant coach at Eastern Oregon in 2008-11 and was Rank Team the title game. at Southern Oregon in 2007 and Western Washington in 2003-07. 1. Colorado-Mesa Wharton had beaten Beeville in The Hardrockers are members of the Rocky Mountain Athletic 2. St. Edward’s the semifinal game and La Marque Conference. 3. Lubbock Christian defeated Corpus Christi West Oso. …Two NCAA Division II women’s basketball teams finished 4. West Texas A&M La Marque, coached by former the regular season undefeated, and one is from Texas. 5. Cameron Javelina football player and coach Lubbock Christian had a 26-0 record and ranked No. 1 in (Bold-faced and italicized David Montano, advances into the several of the polls through most of the season. teams are in the Lone Star Class 4A state tournament this Limestone (S.C.) also had a perfect record at 27-0. Conference) weekend. Softball Hosts Cameron, Oklahoma

Gilbert Christian Friday, Saturday, Monday Scores The Texas A&M-Kingsville doubles and Chapa has six The Javelina pitchers have a Sarah softball team will host Cameron in doubles and three home runs. cumulative ERA of 4.93. Gilbert, a four-game Lone Star Conference Victoria Schoonard-Saborio, Cameron is 18-7 for the year freshman series Friday and Saturday, and freshman shortstop from Elk and 3-1 in the LSC. utility player will remain at home Monday to Grove, Calif., is hitting .320 with Sonora Zukerman, senior from host Oklahoma Christian in a non- three doubles, a triple and two utility player from Honolulu, Chipley, Fla., league doubleheader. home runs. Hawaii, has a .434 batting average scores as Friday’s Cameron The Javelinas are hitting .258 with nine doubles and six home Haley Boyett doubleheader is set for 5 p.m. and as a team. runs. (2), sopho- Saturday’s games will start at 2 Carlie Clark, junior Breezy McComas, junior more p.m. righthander from Warsaw, Va., has righthfielder from Edmond, Okla., outfielder The Monday twinbill will a 2-3 record for the Javelinas and is hitting .409 with five doubles from have a 3 p.m. start-time. Sarah Gilbert, sophomore and six home runs. Robinson, The Javelinas are 6-13 for the righthander from Chipley,Fla., has The Aggies are hitting .347 as awaits her year and 0-8 in the LSC standings. the best earned run average (3.35). a team. turn at the Haley Boyett, sophomore Emily Waginer, junior plate. outfielder from Robinson, and righthander from Frederick, Okla., Roxy Chapa, freshman catcher has an 8-1 record in the circle and from McAllen (Sharyland), lead her ERA is 2.81. the Javelinas at the plate with .328 The Aggie pitching corps has batting averages. Boyett has two a 3.67 ERA. Oklahoma Christian was 11-11 heading into this week’s games. Lone Star Conference Top NCAA II League in Softball The team has two games with The Lone Star Conference is NCAA Division II Softball 4. Gulf South Conference 17. Conference Carolinas Texas A&M-Commerce and three the top rated league in the NCAA Conference Ratings 5. Great American Conference 18. East Coast Conference against Newman (Kan.) before Division II conference ratings Compiled by Herosports.com 6. Mid-America Intercollegiate 19. Mountain East Conference coming to Kingsville Monday. compiled by Herosports.com last Rank Conference Athletics Association 20. Pennsylvania State Athletic The Javelinas hit the road week. 1. Lone Star Conference 7. Heartland Conference Conference again next week, going to San The conference has held the 2. California Collegiate Athletic 8. Peach Belt Conference 21. Great Midwest Athletic Antonio Wednesday for a top position since the start of the Association. 9. Great Northwest Athletic Conference doubleheader with St. Mary’s. season. 3. Sunshine State Conference Conference 22. Central Atlantic Collegiate The Rattlers were 18-5 10. Great Lakes Valley Conference entering this week’s games and NCAA Division II Softball Poll Conference 23. Southern Intercollegiate will have a doubleheader with Compiled by the National Fastpitch Coaches Association 11. Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Texas Woman’s and three games 22. Southern New Hampshire Athletic Conference 24. Central Intercollegiate with Rogers (Okla.) State before Rank Team hosting the Javelinas. 1. West Texas A&M 23. California-San Diego 12. Northern Sun Intercollegiate Athletic Association 2. Indianapolis (Ind.) 24. West Chester (Pa.) Conference 3. Alabama-Huntsville 25. Tarleton State 13. Pacific West Conference 4. Humboldt (Calif.) State Other teams receiving votes 14. South Atlantic Conference 5. Arkansas Tech includes Angelo State. 15. Northeast 10 Conference 6. North Alabama (Bold-faced and italicized teams 16. Rocky Mountain Athletic 7. Missouri-St. Louis are in the Lone Star Conference) Conference 8. Georgia College 9. California Baptist 10. St. Mary’s 11. Saint Leo (Fla.) 12. Central Oklahoma 13. North Georgia 14. West Virginia Wesleyan 15. California (Pa.) 16. Caldwell (Idaho) 17. Catawba (N.C.) 18. Dixie (Utah) State Sliding Into Second 19. Lenoir-Rhyne (N.C.) Brayton Carlson, senior outfielder from Boerne (Champion), slides 20. Winona (Minn.) State into second in a game with Cameron last weekend at Nolan Ryan Field. 21 Valdosta (Ga ) State Outdoor Track & Field Season Opens in Corpus Christi The Texas A&M-Kingsville meter steeplechase is at 9:15 a.m. Arlington, N.Y., won the pole vault senior shot putter from Seguin from Westbury, N.Y. men’s and women’s outdoor track The remaining running events title in 2013 and cleared 17-8.5. (Navarro), and Yamoah each have …Malcolm Cameron, senior and field teams will open their start at 2 p.m. Two members of last year’s three letters. jumper from Washington D.C. seasons Saturday at the Islander The Javelinas were expected Javelina women’s 1600-meter relay Two-year letterwinners are …Richard Cervantes, Open in Corpus Christi but the to be highly ranked in the NCAA tam that won the national title are Christian Garcia, senior thrower sophomore thrower from Eagle Javelinas will be missing nine of Division II preseason poll that returning: Kaina Martinez, senior from Eagle Pass; Bryce Martin, Pass. their top athletes. was released Tuesday. from Seine Bight, Belize, and junior pole vaulter from Salado, …Damian Feeney, junior Those who qualified for the The men were fourth in the Jasmine Miller, sophomore from and Ramon Quijano, junior distance runner from Stony Point, NCAA Division II national indoor national meet last season and the Houston (Marshall). sprinter from Panama City, N.Y. championships will be competing Javelinas return several Ryan Dall, beginning his Panama. …Chelsea Gonzales, in Pittsburg, Kan., this weekend. champions and national record eighth season as head of the The remaining letterwinners sophomore distance runner from The Corpus Christi meet holders. Javelina track and field program, are: Corpus Christi (Carroll). begins at 8 a.m. with the men’s Jeron Robinson, senior from has 20 returning lettermen on his …Tarah Aliceaacosta, …Roman Hernandez, and women’s hammer throw and Houston (Travis), has won three men’s squad and 11 letterwinners sophomore multi-event athlete sophomore quarter runner from 10,000-meter run. consecutive high jump returning on the women’s team. from Houston (Langham Creek). Harlingen. The remaining field events championships and holds the Michal Idziak, senior middle- …Aricela Alvarez, senior …Brittney Holcombe, senior get underway beginning at 10 a.m. outdoor record at 7-6.5. distance runner from Mosina, jumper from Bishop. sprinter from Corpus Christi The women’s and men’s 3000- Jordan Yamoah, senior from Poland; Robinson; Valerie Vrana, …Lutalo Boyce, junior jumper (King). …Deon Hope, sophomore sprinter from St. Michael, Barbados. …Colt Labay, sophomore pole vaulter from Cameron (Yoe). …Jalen LeCounte, sophomore sprinter from Houston (Ridge Point). …Alex Lichtenberger, sophomore distance runner from Kingsville (Academy). …Javier Lopez, junior hurdler and sprinter from Cordova, Spain. …Courtney Macon, senior hurdler from Dallas (Carter). …Elias Madrid, junior distance runner from Evans, Ga. …K. Martinez. Racing for the Gold …Molly Martinez, sophomore Plaserae Johnson, junior from Glendale, Ariz., third from left, leads the 60-meter dash at the Lone Star Conference Championships recently. She jumper from Bishop. will be competing in the NCAA Division II Indoor Track & Field Championships thisweekend in Pittsburg, Kan. …Miller. …Cheyanne Nalle, sophomore thrower from LSC’s Best Indoor Track & Field Performances Woonsocket, R.I. Men’s Division 47.88 – Michael Eschbach, 3000-meter run Texas A&M-Kingsville …Valerie Rodriguez, junior 60-meter dash Tarleton State 8:21.59 – Luis Romero, Texas 8.18 – Dalton Stidham, distance runner from Mission 6.82 - Kenneth Jackson, 48.65 – Gilson Umunnakwe, A&M-Commerce Tarleton State (Sharyland). Texas A&M-Kingsville Tarleton State 8:22.94 - Geoffrey 1600-meter relay …Kenny Zamorano, 6.84 – Deon Hope, Texas 800-meter run Kipchumba, West Texas A&M 3:13.70 – West Texas A&M sophomore thrower from A&M-Kingsville 1:49.90 – Michal Idziak, 8:33.57 – Tyson Wieland, 3:16.49 – Tarleton State Harlingen (South). 6.86 – Todd Handley, West Texas A&M-Kingsville West Texas A&M 3:16.55 – Texas A&M- Javelinas who will be in Texas A&M 1:50.21 - Luis Romero, Texas 5000-meter run Commerce Kansas for the indoor meet are 200-meter dash A&M-Commerce 14:22.28 – Geoffrey Distance medley relay Boyce, Idziak, Jackson, Johnson, 21.39 – Kenneth Jackson, 1:52.41 – Chase Rathke, Kipchumba, West Texas A&M 9:47.86 – West Texas A&M Lopez, Martinez, freshman sprinter Texas A&M-Kingsville Tarleton State 14:41.33 - Blake Whalen, 9:55.27 – Tarleton State Deana Richardson, Robinson and 21.57 – Javier Lopez, Texas Mile run West Texas A&M 10:04.97 – Texas A&M- Yamoah. A&M-Kingsville 4:05.08 – Chase Rathke, 14:51.58 – Tyson Wieland, Commerce After the opener in Corpus 21.67 – Steven Cooper, West Tarleton State West Texas A&M High jump Christi, the Javelinas will host Texas A&M 4:08.57 – Dylan Willett, 60-meter hurdles 7-6 – Jeron Robinson, Texas their lone home meet of the 400-meter dash Tarleton State 7.73 – Javier Lopez, Texas A&M-Kingsville season March 19 in Javelina 47.04, Daniel Gyasi, West 4:09.08 - Jamie Caldwell, West A&M-Kingsville 6-10.75 - Johnathan Cole, Stadium. Texas A&M Texas A&M 8.13 – Jamey Malvern, (Continued on Page 8) LSC’s Best Indoor Track & Field Performances (Continued from Page 7) 24.33 – DeAijha Boyce, 4:56.78 – Sabrina Huelga, Angelo State 50-8.25 – Anitial’a Robins, Texas A&M-Commerce Tarleton State Eastern New Mexico 60-meter hurdles Texas A&M-Commerce 6-10.75 – Rascellis Williams, 24.54 – Chanice Cameron, 5:01.86 - Bridget Rielly, 8.68 – Victoria Rausch, West Pentathlon Tarleton State West Texas A&M Midwestern State Texas A&M 3888 – Kami Norton, Angelo Pole vault 400-meter dash 5:07.21 – Amber Saiz, Eastern 8.73 – Kami Norton, Angelo State 17-2.75 - Jordan Yamoah, 54.86 – Kaina Martinez, New Mexico State 3619 – Libby Strickland, West Texas A&M-Kingsville Texas A&M-Kingsville 3000-meter run 8.92 – Deylinn Garrett, Texas A&M 16-2.75 – Matt Rich, Texas 56.27 – Kamryn McKee, 9:49.06 – Aly Coughlin, Tarleton State 3344 – Morgan Rodgers, A&M-Commerce Texas A&M-Commerce Tarleton State 1600-meter relay Angelo State 15-11.75 - Bryce Martin, 57.47 – LaGae Brigance, 10:09.00 - Sabrina Huelga, 3:13.70 – West Texas A&M Texas A&M-Kingsville Texas A&M-Kingsville Eastern New Mexico 3:16.49 – Tarleton State 15-11.75 – Justin Pearson, 800-meter run 10:21.55 – Amber Saiz, Eastern 3:16.55 – Texas A&M- Texas A&M-Commerce 2:11.28 - Klaudia Szych, New Mexico Commerce Long jump Eastern New Mexico 5000-meter run Distance medley relay 25-11.5 – Lutalo Boyce, 2:13.95 – Nikolina Hrelec, 17:11.09 – Aly Coughlin, 12:08.85 – Eastern New Texas A&M-Kingsville West Texas A&M Tarleton State Mexico 23-11.75 – Gage Bowles, 2:15.34 – Sabrina Huelga, 18:04.45 – Michelle 12:18.78 – Midwestern State Texas A&M-Commerce Eastern New Mexico Krezonoski, Midwestern State 12:39.89 – Angelo State 23-5.5 – DeVontae Steele, Mile run 18:20.98 – Candida Chairez, High jump Texas A&M-Commerce 5-8 – Kami Norton, Angelo Triple jump State 51-3.5 – DeVontae Steele, 5-7.5 – Libby Strickland, West Texas A&M-Commerce Texas A&M 50-7.25 – Gage Bowles, Texas 5-7.25 – Markie Abbott, Texas A&M-Commerce A&M-Commerce 47-5.75 – James Passley, Pole vault Texas A&M-Kingsville 12-4.5 – Lacy Harris, West Shot put Texas A&M 56-3.75 – Tyler Rambo, Texas 11-5.75 - Caley Barnard, West A&M-Commerce Texas A&M 55-0 – Joseph Brown, Texas 11-2.25 – Kali Culpepper, A&M-Commerce Texas A&M-Commerce 54-8.75 – Zach Weatherly, 11-2.25 – Steaphenie West Texas A&M Gaisbauer, Texas A&M-Commerce Weight Throw Long jump 57-10.5 – Richard 19-6.75 – Kami Norton, Cervantes, Texas A&M- Angelo State Kingsville 19-1.25 – Aricela Alvarez, 56-2 – Tyler Rambo, Texas Texas A&M-Kingsville A&M-Commerce 18-11.25 – Malika Ouedraogo, 55-7.75 – Chase Graham, West Texas A&M Texas A&M-Commerce Triple jump Heptathlon 39-5.75 – Malika Ouedraogo, 5084 – Justin Pearson, Texas West Texas A&M A&M-Commerce 38-8.25 – Molly Martinez, 4721 – Matt Rich, Texas Texas A&M-Kingsville Oso Mascot A&M-Commerce 38-7.5 – Aricela Alvarez, 4594 – Aaron Vazquez, Texas A&M-Kingsville The bear mascot for the West Oso Texas A&M-Kingsville Shot put High School boys basektball team Women’s Division 48-3.25 – Norma Cunigan, was among the fans at the Region 60-meter dash West Texas A&M IV-4A boys tournament last 7.48 – Plaserae Johnson, 46-10.75 - Holly Cunigan, weekend in the Steinke Center. Texas A&M-Kingsville West Texas A&M 7.53 – Deana Richardson, 46-9.5 – Valerie Vrana, Texas A&M-Kingsville Texas A&M-Kingsville 7.61 – DeAijha Boyce, Weight throw Tarleton State Sweet Farewell 54-4.5 - Courtney Head, West 200-meter dash Texas A&M The Javelina senior basketball players, and their families, were 24.18 – Kaina Martinez, 51-7 – Alexandra VanSickle, treated to a cake after their final home appearances recently. Texas A&M-Kingsville TexasA&M-Commerce Longoria, Palacios IBC Bank Honorees Texas A&M-Kingsville Nov. 30-Dec. 5 Jan. 25-30 softball player Rachael Longoria Ashley Viera, basketball Kaina Martinez, indoor track and Javelina baseball player Sebi Troy Jones, basketball & field Palacios were named the IBC Bank Dec. 7-12 Javier Lopez, indoor track & athletes of the week for their Jamesha Wade, basketball field performances last week. Jamar Goodwin, basketball Feb. 1-6 Longoria, sophomore infielder Dec. 14-20 Troy Jones, basketball from Hutto, hit .307 in a four-game Kaylin Roher, basketball Sebi Palacios, baseball series with Texas A&M-Commerce Cole Boleware, basketball Feb. 8-14 and she had a double. Dec. 21-26 Victoria Schoonard-Saborio, Palacios, junior from Premont, No athletic events softball pitched a 9-0 shutout against Dec. 28-Jan. 2 Lutalo Boyce, indoor track & nationally ranked and undefeated No athletic events field Cameron. Jan. 4-9 Feb. 15-21 He worked eight innings and Kaylin Roher, basketball Kaina Martinez, indoor track allowed five hits. He struck out 13 Troy Jones, basketball & field while walking two. Jan. 11-16 Kenneth Jackson, indoor Longoria was recognized for Kaina Martinez, indoor track track & field the first time and Palacios had & field Feb. 22-28 been POW the week of Feb. 1-6. Javier Lopez, indoor track & Kaylin Roher, basketball IBC Bank Athletes of the Week field Dalton Perry, baseball Aug. 31-Sept. 5 – Jan. 18-23 Krystal Faison, volleyball Jamesha Wade, basketball Devonte Williams, football Troy Jones, basketball Sept. 7-12 Brett Zaccardo, volleyball Shawn Vasquez, football Sept. 14-19 Analysa Coy, golf Jordan Thomas, football Sept. 21-26 Jade Guerrero, cross country Myles Carr, football Sept. 28-Oct. 3 Tiger on the Javelinas Return Valarie Moehrig, volleyball Loose David Montano, right, is head boys basketball coach at La Marque Anthony Autry, football High School and his team won the Region IV-4A championship last Oct. 5-7 The Wharton weekend in the Steinke Center. It was the second consecutive regional Valarie Moehrig, volleyball High School trophy for the Cougars. Montano is a former football player with the Jordan Thomas, football mascot and Javelinas and student assistant coach. Left is Bobby Kinsley, former Oct. 9-17 cheerleaders Javelina student trainer and now the head trainer for La Marque. Haley Hutchinson, volleyball were in the Michal Idziak, cross country Steinke Oct. 19-24 Center last 2016 Remaining Women’s Tennis Schedule Krystal Faison, volleyball weekend as AA Vaaulu, football participants March 11 – Western New Mexico in Midland, 9 a.m. Oct. 26-31 in the Region March 11 – Univeristy of the Southwest (N.M.) in Midland, 6 p.m. Jade Guerrero, cross country IV-4A boys March 12 - North Central Texas in Midland, 9 a.m. Greg Pitre, football high school March 15 – Northeastern Oklahoma in Bradenton, Fla., 10 a.m. Nov. 2-7 basketball March 15 - State College of Florida in Bradenton, Fla., 3 p.m. Madison Brabham, volleyball tournament. March 16 - Rollins in Winter Park, Fla., 3:30 p.m. Greg Pitre, football March 17 – Tampa in Tampa, Fla., 3 p.m. Nov. 9-15 March 19 – Florida Southern in Lakeland, Fla., 3 p.m. Kaylin Roher, basketball March 25 – Laredo College in Bishop, 11 a.m. Greg Pitre, football April 15 - *Cameron in Bishop, 9:30 a.m. Nov. 16-22 April 16 - *Tarleton State in Stephenville, 10 a.m. Casey Klobedans, volleyball April 18 - *Midwestern State in Wichita Falls, 10 a.m. D.J. Weathers, basketball April 23 – St. Mary’s in San Antonio, 2 p.m. Nov. 23-29 April 29-30 – Lone Star Conference Championships in Wichita Falls. TaSheena Moore, basketball Jamar Goodwin, basketball Diaz On LSC All-Academic Team Texas A&M-Kingsville management. LSC’s sports information forward Thomas Diaz has been To be eligible for LSC directors. named to the Lone Star academic honors, athletes must be Lone Star Conference Conference all-academic men’s a sophomore in classification and All-Academic LSC All- basketball team. have at least a 3.3 grade point Men’s Basketball Team Academic Diaz is a junior from Bogota, average. Jeff Bonner, West Texas Colombia, majoring in The team is selected by the A&M, Sr., guard, sports and Thomas exercise science major, Houston. Diaz, junior guard from Jones, Weathers Receive Jakob Damstra, Tarleton Bogota, State, Sr., forward, biomedical Colombia, LSC Honorable Mention science major, Dublin. was named to Thomas Diaz, Texas A&M- the Lone Star Texas A&M-Kingsville Jordan Evans, West Texas Kingsville, Jr., forward, Conference seniors Troy Jones and D.J. A&M, guard, So., Houston. management major, Bogota, all-academic Weathers were named to the All- Michael Hardge, Tarleton Colombia. team last Lone Star Conference men’s State, guard, Sr., Georgetown. Rylan Gerber, West Texas week. basketball team last week. Troy Jones, Texas A&M- A&M, So., guard, sports and Jones, forward from Kingsville, forward, Sr., exercise science major, Dumas. Alexandria, La., led the Javelinas Alexandria, La. Special Recognition in rebounding with 7.9 a game and Cameron Lee, Cameron, LSC Academic Player of the averaged 12.9 points. guard, Sr., Columbia, S.C. Year: Jakob Damstra, Tarleton His season-high scoring (Continued on Page 11) State game was against Cameron when he hit 27. Weathers, guard from Mexia, led the team in scoring with a 13.0 Two LSC Men’s Basketball average. He averaged 2.2 assists a game. Teams in NABC Rankings The all-conference team was Two Lone Star Conference 17. Barry (Fla.) selected by the league coaches. teams were ranked in the NCAA 18. California Baptist All-Lone Star Conference Division II men’s basketball poll 19. Saginaw Valley (Mich.) Men’s Basketball Team compiled by the National 20. Queens (N.C.) First Team Association of Basketball 21. West Chester (Pa.) Khapri Alston, Midwestern Coaches last week. 22. California Poly-Pomona State, forward, Sr., Chicago, Ill. Midwestern State was No. 11 23. California-San Diego Tre Bennett, Angelo State, and Angelo State No. 16. 24. Stillman (Ala.) guard, Sr., Houston. NCAA Division II 25. Eckerd (Fla.) Jamaal Brantley, Cameron, Men’s Basketball Poll Other teams receiving votes forward, Sr., Columbia, S.C. Compiled by the National includes Tarleton State. David Chavlovich, West Association of Basketball (Bold-faced and italicized Texas A&M, guard, So., Arlington. Coaches teams are in the Lone Star E.J. Reed, Tarleton State, Rank Team Conference) guard, Sr., Mesquite. 1. West Liberty (W. Va.) Second Team 2. Lincoln Memorial (Tenn.) Anthony Adams, Texas 3. Augustana (S.D.) A&M-Commerce, guard, Sr., 4. Wheeling Jesuit (W. Va.) Pontiac, Mich. 5. Fairmont (W. Va.) State Stedman Allen, Angelo State, 6. Western Oregon forward, Sr., New York, N.Y. 7. Minnesota State-Moorhead Bryant Crowder, Texas A&M- 8. Fort Lewis (Colo.) Commerce, forward, Sr., New York, 9. Kentucky Wesleyan Nothing N.Y. 10. Ashland (Ohio) Bretson McNeal, Midwestern 11. Midwestern State Beats State, guard, Sr., Minneapolis, Ind. 12. Bellarmine (Ky.) Deondre Ray, Cameron, 13. Northwest Missouri Being a guard, Sr., Fort Worth. 14. Wisconsin-Parkside Honorable Mention 15. California State-Chico Javelina! Lawrence Domingo, Eastern New Mexico, forward, Sr., 16. Angelo State Troy Jones Oakland, Calif. D.J. Weathers All-Lone Star Conference Women’s Basketball Team First Team Kassandra Harris, Eastern guard, Jr., Lubbock. Taylor Dorsey, Angelo State, New Mexico, forward, Jr., Special Recognition guard, Jr., Fort Worth. Albuquerque, N.M. Player of the year: Jasmine Michaela Neuhaus, West Ikpeaku Iwobi, Tarleton State, Prophet, Angelo State Texas A&M, guard, Sr., Lone Tree, forward, Jr., Houston. Defensive player of the year: Colo. Brea Mitchell, Angelo State, Erin Maxwell, Texas Woman’s Jasmine Prophet, Angelo forward, Sr., Plano. Freshman of the year: Kara State, forward, Jr., Jackson, Miss. Sarah Stinnett, Eastern New Mitchell, Texas Woman’s Kenesha Saygo, Texas Mexico, guard, Sr., Fort Sumner, Newcomer of the year: Taylor Woman’s, guard, Jr., Killeen. N.M. Dorsey, Angelo State Sasha Watson, West Texas Dayla Threatt, Cameron, Coach of the year: Kevin A&M, guard, Jr., Amarillo. forward, Jr., Oklahoma City, Okla. Baker, Angelo State Second Team Bailey Wipff, Tarleton State, All-Defensive Team Princess Davis, Texas A&M- One LSC Team in Women’s Commerce, guard, So., Shreveport, La. NCAA DII Power Rankings Zantaya Davis, West Texas One Lone Star Conference 10. West Texas A&M A&M, center, Sr., Newark, N.J. team was in the NCAA Division II 11. Winona (Minn.) State Erin Maxwell, Texas Woman’s, women’s basketball power ratings 12. Benedict (S.C.) center, Jr., Dallas. released by NCAA.com last week. 13. Pittsburg (Kan.) State Alexis Nezianya, Texas West Texas A&M was ranked 14. West Liberty (W. Va.) Woman’s, forward, So., Carrollton. No 10. 15. Azusa Pacific (Wash.) Sasha Watson, West Texas NCAA Division II Women’s (Bold-faced and italicized teams A&M, guard, Jr., Amarillo. Basketball Power Ratings are in the Lone Star Conference) Compiled by NCAA.com Rank Team Jones, Weathers 1. Limestone (S.C.) Make All-LSC Cheering For the Sabercats 2. Lubbock Christian Honorable Mention The Edinburg Vela High School cheerleaders were in the Steinke 3. Ashland (Ohio) Center last week with their boys basketball team for a Class 5A state 4. California Baptist (Continued from Page 10) playoff game against Victoria East High School. 5. Missouri Western D.J. Weathers, Texas A&M- 6. Union (Tenn.) Kingsville, guard, Sr., Mexia. 7. Virginia Union Ronnie White, Texas A&M- 8. Alaska-Anchorage Commerce, center, Sr., Chicago, Ill. 2016 Javelina Softball Schedule 9. Drury (Mo.) Special Recognition March 11 - *Cameron in Kingsville (DH), 3 p.m. Player of the year: David March 12 - *Cameron in Kingsville (DH), noon. Chavlovich, West Texas A&M March 14 – Oklahoma Christian in Kingsville (DH), 3 p.m. Lone Star Conference Defensive player of the year: March 16 – St. Mary’s in San Antonio (DH), 4 p.m. All-Academic Women’s Trevor Fuller, Midwestern State March 18 – Lubbock Christian in Kingsville (DH), 1 p.m. Basketball Team Freshman of the year: J.V. March 19 – Lubbock Christian in Kingsville, noon. Jordyn Cooper, Eastern New Long, Cameron March 25 - *Eastern New Mexico in Portales, N.M. (DH), noon. Mexico, Sr., guard, mathematics Newcomer of the year: Tre March 26 - *Eastern New Mexico in Portales, N.M. (DH), noon. major, Texico, N.M. Bennett, Angelo State March 29 – Texas A&M International in Laredo (DH), 2 p.m. Erin Maxwell, Texas Woman’s, Coach of the year: Nate April 1 - *West Texas A&M in Kingsville (DH), 5 p.m. Jr., center, nutrition-dietetics major, Gamet, Cameron, and Nelson April 2 - *West Texas A&M in Kingsville (DH), 2 p.m. Dallas. Haggerty, Midwestern State. April 8 - *Texas Woman’s in Denton (DH), 5 p.m. Madison McLain, West Texas All-Defensive Team April 9 - *Texas Woman’s in Denton (DH), 1 p.m. A&M, Sr., guard, communications Anthony Adams, Texas April 12 – St. Mary’s in Kingsville (DH), 4 p.m. disorders major, Gruver. A&M-Commerce, guard, Sr., April 15 - *Tarleton State in Kingsville (DH), 5 p.m. Michaela Neuhaus, West Texas Pontiac, Mich. April 16 - *Tarleton State in Kingsville (DH), noon. A&M, Sr., guard, international Bryant Crowder, Texas A&M- April 22 - *Midwestern State in Wichita Falls (DH), 5 p.m. business major, Lone Tree, Colo. Commerce, forward, Sr., New York, April 23 - *Midwestern State in in Wichita Falls (DH), 1 p.m. Bailey Wipff, Tarleton State, N.Y. April 29-30 - Lone Star Conference Championships at the site of No. Jr., guard, interdisciplinary studies Prince Foster, Angelo State, Top Scorer 1 seed. major, Lubbock guard, Jr., Miami, Fla. Kaylin Roher, junior guard from May 21-25 - NCAA Division II Championships in Oklahoma City, Special Recognition Trevor Fuller, Midwestern League City (Clear Springs), led Okla. LSC Academic Player of the State, forward, Jr., Dallas. the Javelina women’s basketball Year: Michaela Neuhaus, West Deondre Ray, Cameron, team in scoring this season, Texas A&M guard, Sr., Fort Worth. hitting 11.8 points a game. Entries in Events With Javelinas Competing At NCAA Division II Indoor Track & Field Championships Men’s 200-Meter Dash Elijah Inuwa, Queens (N.C.) Fr. 1:50.78 Name, School Cl. Best Time Jeromia Riley, Lincoln (Mo.) So. 1:50.91 Men’s Indoor Track Lamar Hargrove, Tiffin (Ohio) Jr. 20.90 Matt Jemilo, Lewis (Ill.) Sr. 1:51.46 & Field Team No. 4 Mobolade Ajomale, Academy of Art (Calif.) Fr. 21.04 Tyler Percy, Missouri S&T Jr. 1:51.55 Daniel Jamieson, St. Augustine’s (N.C.) Sr. 21.12 Men’s 60-Meter Hurdles In Region Ranking Kyran Stewart, Minnesota State Sr. 21.14 Name, School Cl. Best Time The Texas A&M-Kingsville Waynee Hyman, Johnson C. Smith (N.C.) Sr. 21.30 Myles Hunter, Minnesota State Jr. 7.69 men’s indoor track and field team Brandon Parris, Claflin (S.C.) Fr. 21.36 Javier Lopez, Texas A&M-Kingsville Jr. 7.73 ranked No. 4 in the NCAA Burkheart Ellis, St. Augustine’s (N.C.) Sr. 21.36 Jonathan Ross, Limestone (S.C.) So. 7.84 Division II South Central Region Kenneth Jackson, Texas A&M-Kingsville Jr. 21.39 Stallone Watson, Lincoln (Mo.) Sr. 7.92 last week and the Javelina women Demontez McCray, McKendree (Ill.) Fr. 21.39 Sean Wells, Grand Valley (Mich.) Sr. 7.92 were ranked No. 5. Richard Wilhite, Minnesota State Sr. 21.44 Kyree Goodman, Western (Colo.) State Fr. 7.94 NCAA Division II Jordan Edwards, Academy of Art (Calif.0 Sr. 21.46 Toure McCully, Notre Dame (Ohio) So. 7.95 South Central Region Indoor Chaz Butler, Adams (Colo.) State Sr. 21.49 Kevin Baxter, Lenoir-Rhyne (N.C.) Sr. 7.96 Track & Field Polls Marquett Simmons, Limestone (S.C.) So. 21.50 Shawn Rowe, St. Augustine’s (N.C.) Jr. 7.96 Compiled by the U.S. Track & Quinntyn Qualls, Indianapolis (Ind.) Jr. 21.53 Ryan Heuer, Augustana (S.D.) Sr. 8.01 Field Coaches Association Andrew Adighibe,Shippensburg (Pa.) So. 21.54 Will Hanson, Southwest Minnesota Sr. 8.06 Men’s Division Joshua Thomas, South Dakota Mines Jr. 21.55 Marlon Britton, Academy of Art (Calif.) Jr. 8.07 Rank Team Elijah Gilbert, Western (Colo.) Oregon So. 21.57 Blake Alexander, William Jewell (Mo.) Jr. 8.08 1. Adams (Colo.) State Jacob Gourley, Minnesota State Fr. 21.57 Supan Randeniya, Shorter (Ga.) So. 8.08 2. Texas A&M-Commerce Miguel Barton, Lincoln (Mo.) Jr. 21.57 Travis Milbrandt, Western Washington Sr. 8.09 3. Colorado Mines Men’s 800-Meter Run Men’s High Jump 4. Texas A&M-Kingsville Name, School Cl. Best Time Name, School Cl. Best Height 5. Chadron (Neb.) State 6. Western (Colo.) State Patrick Weaver, Colorado Mines Jr. 1:49.07 Jeron Robinson, Texas A&M-Kingsville Sr. 7-6 7. West Texas A&M Manuel Hutchinson, St. Augustine’s (N.C.) Jr. 1:49.18 Robert Atwater, Saginaw Valley (Mich.) Fr. 7-2.5 8. Tarleton State Sergio Miranda, Lewis (Ill.) Jr. 1:49.51 Jeff DeCock, Minnesota State Fr. 7-1 9. Colorado State-Pueblo Ethan Barnes, Grand Valley (Mich.) Sr. 1:49.51 Will Berry, East Stroudsburg (Pa.) Sr. 7-0.5 10. Black Hills (S.D.) State Robin Butler, Western (Colo.) State Sr. 1:49.66 Miles Poullard, Azusa Pacific (Calif.) Jr. 7-0.5 Women’s Division Badane Sultessa, Western Oregon Sr. 1:49.68 Tanner Stepp, Carson-Newman (Tenn.) So. 7-0.25 1. Adams (Colo.) State Dage Minors, Franklin Pierce (N.H.) Jr. 1:49.76 Isaac Jean-Paul, Lewis (Ill.) Sr. 7-0.25 2. New Mexico Highlands Cameron Proceviat, Simon Fraser (Canada) Sr. 1:49.77 Isaiah Kyle, Wingate (N.C.) Fr. 6-11 3. West Texas A&M Michal Idziak, Texas A&M-Kingsville Sr. 1:49.90 Tori Brooks, Grand Valley (Mich.) Sr. 6-11 4. Chadron (Neb.) State Shaquille Dill, St. Augustine’s (N.C.) Fr. 1:49.91 Jayce Thomas, Missouri Southern Sr. 6-11 5. Texas A&M-Kingsville Zerek Jones, Chadron (Neb.) State Sr. 1:50.15 Johnathan Cole, Texas A&M-Commerce So. 6-10.75 6. Angelo State Luis Romero, Texas A&M-Commerce Jr. 1:50.21 (Continued on Page 13) 7. Western (Colo.) State 8. Colorado State-Pueblo 9. Colorado Mines 10. Tarleton State

2016 Javelina Men’s and Women’s Outdoor Track & Field Schedule March 12 – Texas A&M-Corpus Christi Invitational in Corpus Christi. March 19 – Cactus Cup in Kingsville. March 26 – Texas-Arlington Bobby Lane Classic in Arlington. March 30-April 2 – Texas Relays in Austin. April 1 – Tiger Relays in San Antonio. April 9 – Angelo State Relays in San Angelo. April 16 – Texas A&M-Commerce Invitational in Commerce. April 23 – Louisiana State Alumni Gold Relays in Baton Rouge, La. April 28-30 – Penn Relays in Philadelphia, Pa. May 5-7 – Lone Star Conference Championships in Commerce. Martinez Out Front May 14 – Sam Houston State Last Chance Meet in Huntsville. Kaina Martinez, senior from Seine Bight, Belize, finishes out front in the Lone Star Conference 400-meter May 26-28 – NCAA Division II Championships in Bradenton, Fla. dash race in Alamosa, Colo. She will be entered in the 200-meter and 400-meter dashes at the NCAA Division II Championships Friday and Saturday in Pittsburg, Kan. Entries in Events With Javelinas Competing At NCAA Division II Indoor Track & Field Championships

(Continued from Page 12) Mayah Edwards, Johnson C. Smith (N.C.) Jr. 7.45 Jalen Ramsey,Shippensburg (Pa.) Jr. 6-10.75 Katelin Barber, Alabama-Huntsville Sr. 7.47 Trey Everett, Findlay (Ohio) So. 6-10.75 Plaserae Johnson, Texas A&M-Kingsville Jr. 7.48 Hunter Weeks, Grand Valley (Mich.) Fr. 6-10.75 Theresa Scott, Tiffin (Ohio) Sr. 7.49 Frank Veldman, Minnesota State Jr. 6-10.75 Yanique Ellington, Lincoln (Mo.) Sr. 7.52 Mikel Smith, Saint Martin’s (Wash.) Jr. 6-10.75 Deana Richardson, Texas A&M-Kingsville Fr. 7.53 Men’s Pole Vault Sunayna Wahi, Adams (Colo.) State Sr. 7.53 Name, School Cl. Best Height C’Evon Jones, Virginia Union Sr. 7.54 Noah Zorsky, Western (Colo.) State Jr. 17-6.5 Raven Covington, Winston-Salem (N.C.) Sr. 7.55 Jared Schipper, Hillsdale (Mich.) So. 17-3.5 Crystle Hill, Southern Connecticut Jr. 7.57 Cole Phillips, Central Missouri Jr. 17-3 Angela Ritter, Grand Valley (Mich.) So. 7.58 Jordan Yomoah, Texas A&M-Kingsville Sr. 17-2.75 Sahatjah Wattely, Southern Connecticut Jr. 7.58 Dylan Cornwell, Tiffin (Ohio) So. 16-11.5 Osheen Erskine, New Mexico Highlands Jr. 7.58 Payton Lewis, Northwest Nazarene (Idaho) So. 16-10.75 Women’s 200-Meter Dash Theo Mancheron, Tiffin (Ohio) So. 16-10.75 Name, School Cl. Best Time Derek Spindler, Findlay (Ohio) Sr. 16-7.5 Shatajah Wattely, Southern Connecticut Jr. 23.83 Ryan McGuire, Missouri S&T Sr. 16-5.25 Venicha Baker, Lincoln (Mo.) Sr. 23.88 Jacob Zebedee, Sioux Falls (S.D.) Jr. 16-4.75 Yanique Ellington, Lincoln (Mo.) Sr. 24.07 Colin Pasque, Southern Nazarene (Okla.) Jr. 16-4.75 Chantel Stennis, Lewis (Ill.) Sr. 24.17 Morgan Hold, Missouri Southern Jr. 16-4.5 Ayana Walker, Shorter (Ga.) Sr. 24.17 Xavier Boland, Lindenwood (Mo.) So. 16-4 Kaina Martinez, Texas A&M-Kingsville Sr. 24.18 Connor Mclean, Colorado Mines Fr. 16-3.5 DeAijha Boyce, Tarleton State So. 24.33 Matt Rich, Texas A&M-Commerce Sr. 16-2.75 Angela Ritter, Grand Valley (Mich.) So. 24.34 Men’s Long Jump Jamie Ashcroft, Alaska-Anchorage Jr. 24.37 Name, School Cl. Best Jump Trisana Fairweather, Claflin (S.C.) So. 24.40 Lutalo Boyce, Texas A&M-Kingsville Jr. 25-11.5 Ornella Livingston, St. Augustine’s (N.C.) So. 24.43 Damarcus Simpson, Chadron (Neb.) State So. 25-4.75 Afure Adah, Minnesota State Fr. 24.44 Louis Rollins, Pittsburg (Kan.) State Fr. 15-0 Lauren Ellsworth, Ashland (Ohio) Sr. 24.45 Brian Huber, Minnesota State-Moorhead So. 14-11 Kimberley Bailey, Lincoln (Mo.) Jr. 24.47 Sedeekie Edie, Lincoln (Mo.) So. 24-11 Chelsea Hayward, Roberts Wesleyan (N.Y.) So. 24.53 Michael Lee, Southern Connecticut Sr. 24-9.25 Shanice Cameron, West Texas A&M Jr. 24.54 Shakiel Chatoo, Azusa Pacific (Calif.) Fr. 24-9.25 Keanna Moody, Academy of Art (Calif.) Sr. 24.56 Orneldo Thomas, Lincoln (Mo.) Jr. 24-7 Megan Seidl, Winona (Minn.) State Jr. 24.57 David Booker, Azusa Pacific (Calif.) r. 24-6.25 Women’s 400-Meter Dash Robert Tarpley, Saginaw Valley (Mich.) Sr. 24-6.25 Name, School Cl. Best Time Craig Mattox, Academy of Art (Calif.) Jr. 24-5.75 Carly Muscaro, Merrimack (N.Y.) Jr. 52.43 Elijah McGill, Pittsburg (Kan.) State So. 24-4.5 Ayana Walker, Shorter (Ga.) Sr. 53.15 Xavier McIntosh, American Inter. (Mass.) Sr. 24-4.25 Kendra Clarke, Johnson C. Smith (N.C.) Fr. 53.91 Marquise Corbett, Tiffin (Ohio) Jr. 24-3.75 Venicha Baker, Lincoln (Mo.) Sr. 54.13 Valdislav Tsygankov, Simon Fraser So. 24-2.5 Tovea Jenkins, Johnson C. Smith (N.C.) Jr. 54.24 LeQuan Chapman, Shippensburg (Pa.) Sr. 24-2.5 Johnny Carter, Academy of Art (Calif.) Sr. 24-1.5 Keanna Moody, Academy of Art (Calif.) Sr. 54.48 Michael Bruce, Findlay (Ohio) So. 24-1 Mary Bergman, Southwest Baptist (Mo.) So. 54.74 Women’s 60-Meter Dash Kiana Martinez, Texas A&M-Kingsville Sr. 54.86 Name, School Cl. Best Time Jahzelle Ambus, Seattle Pacific (Wash.) Sr. 54.87 Stretching Out Nikia Squire, Queens (N.C.) So. 7.35 Alyssa Evans, Colorado State-Pueblo So. 54.89 Lutalo Boyce, junior from Trisana Fairweather, Claflin (S.C.) So. 7.39 Chantel Stennis, Lewis (Ill.) Sr. 54.96 Westbury, N.Y., stretches out for Ornella Livingston, St. Augustine’s (N.C.) So. 7.45 Megan Seidl, Winona (Minn.) State Jr. 55.13 distance in the long jump at the Shanna Thomas, New Mexico Highlands Sr. 7.45 Kissi-Ann Brown, Lincoln (Mo.) Fr. 55.13 Lone Star Conference Champi- Angela Mongitore, Adelphi (N.Y.) Sr. 55.13 onships in Alamosa, Colo. He Jalen Tims, Seattle Pacific (Wash.) Sr. 55.21 will be the defending champion in 2016 Javelina Women’s Golf Schedule Meghan Roby, Bellarmine (Ky.) So. 55.28 the event at the NCAA Division II March 7-9 – Texas-Rio Grande Valley Invitational in McAllen. Tiffany Thomas, Chadron (Neb.) State Sr. 55.28 Indoor Track & Field Champion- April 10-12 – Tarleton State Invitational Tournament in Granbury. ships Friday and Saturday in April 18-19 – Lone Star Conference Championships in Frisco. Pittsburg, Kan. He enters the www.javelinaathletics.com meet with the best jump of the season (25-11.5) Indoor Track & Field Teams Receive 17 All-Region Spots The Texas A&M-Kingsville Anthony Washington (2011- Javier Lopez, 60-meter triple jump Jeron Robinson, high jump men’s and women’s indoor track 13) has been team the most times hurdles Amber Perry, 400-meter dash Anthony Washington, 60- and field team received 17 for a Javelina, making all-regional Kaina Martinez, 200-meter Tim Price, 60-meter and 200- meter dash, 200-meter dash, 400- positions on the NCAA Division team six times. dash meter dashes. meter dash and 1600-meter relay. II All-South Central Region squad C.J. Griggs (2012-14) and Amber Perry, 400-meter dash Jeron Robinson, high jump Hayden Woods, pole vault announced last week. Sergio Rios (2011-13) were on the Jeron Robinson, high jump Shykilia Sheppard, long jump Jordan Yamoah, pole vault Three of the Javelinas made squad five times each. Derek Tesch, weight throw Kathy Trevino, 400-meter 2012 the team in two different events. Javelinas on the NCAA Division II Kathy Trevino, 400-meter dash Kiya Dandena, 5000-meter run Plaserae Johnson, junior from All-Region Indoor Track & Field dash Alexis Williams, pole vault Tyler Garibay, 1600-meter Glendale, Ariz., was on the squad Teams in 2012-15 Jordan Yamoah, pole vault Jordan Yamoah, pole vault relay in the 60-meter and 200-meter 2015 2014 Macario Zarate, 60-meter Avery Griffin, weight throw dashes; Javier Lopez, junior from Lutalo Boyce, long jump Javan Gray, shot put hurdles C.J. Griggs, triple jump Cordova, Spain, made the team in Richard Cervantes, shot put C.J. Griggs, long jump and 2013 Tim Price, 200-meter dash the 60-meter hurdles and 200- Samantha Alvarez, high jump Sergio Rios, 1600-meter relay meter dash, and Kaina Martinez, Catrell Butler, 60-meter Anthony Washington, 1600- senior from Seine Bight, Belize, hurdles meter relay was on the team in the 200-meter Tyler Garibay, 1600-meter Jonathan Woodson, 200- and 400-meter dashes. relay meter dash and 1600-meter relay Others who were all-regional C.J. Griggs, long jump and 2011 were: triple jump Sergio Rios, 1600-meter relay …Aricela Alvarez, senior from Michal Idziak, 800-meter run Norman Thompson, 1600- Bishop, in the triple jump. and 1600-meter relay meter relay …Lutalo Boyce, junior from Geronimo Lopez, shot put Anthony Washington, 1600- Westbury, N.Y., in the long jump. Sergio Rios, 400-meter dash, meter relay …Richard Cervantes, 60-meter hurdles and 1600-meter Jonathan Woodson, 200- sophomore from Mission relay. meter dash and 1600-meter relay (Sharyland), in the weight throw. …Michal Idziak, senior from Mosina, Poland, in the 800-meter run. Three Indoor Track & Field …Kenneth Jackson, junior from Compton, Calif., in the 200- Athletes Looking to Repeat meter dash. …Jamey Malvern, junior from Three Texas A&M-Kingsville athletes will be try to repeat as Evansville, Ind., in the 60-meter national champions when they enter the NCAA Division II national hurdles. championships Friday and Saturday in Pittsburg, Kan. …Molly Martinez, sophomore Jordan Yamoah, senior from Arlington, N.Y., will be going for his from Bishop, in the triple jump. third consecutive pole vault title. …Deana Richardson, Yamoah won in 2013 with a 17-4.5 height and took the 2014 title freshman from San Antonio with a 17-0.75 clearance. (Brennan), in the 60-meter dash. Jeron Robinson, senior from Houston (Travis), won the high …Jeron Robinson, senior jump title in 2013 with a 7-4.25 height. from Houston (Travis), in the high Lutalo Boyce, junior from Westbury, N.Y., won the long jump last jump. year on his first trip to the big meet. He jumped 25-7.25. …Valerie Vrana, senior from Jordan is one of two Javelinas who have won two indoor golds. Seguin (Navarro), in the shot put. Lashawndra Ratcliff took the 60-meter dash titles in 2004 and 2005. …Jordan Yamoah, senior from NCAA Division II National Indoor Track & Field Champions Arlington, N.Y., in the pole vault. From Texas A&M-Kingsville The all-regional team included Lutalo Boyce, long jump, 25-7.25, 2015. athletes from the Lone Star Patrick Delice, 55-meter dash, 6.2, 1993. Conference, Rocky Mountain Roberto Garza, shot put, 57-0, 2000. Athletic Conference and Matt Hickl, pole vault, 18-1, 1999. Heartland Conference. Lashawndra Ratcliff, 60-meter dash, 7.45, 2005. Robinson and Yamoah are on Lashawndra Ratcliff, 60-meter dash, 7.44, 2004. the all-region team for the fourth Jeron Robinson, high jump, 7-4.25, 2013. consecutive season. Cameras on Ready Jonathan Woodson, 200-meter dash, 21.37, 2012. Cervantes, Idziak, Lopez, Fans snap pictures of Javelina high jumper Jeron Robinson, senior Jordan Yamoah, pole vault, 17-4.5, 2013. Martinez and Boyce are on the from Houston (Travis), as he clears 7-6 at the Lone Star Conference Jordan Yamoah, pole vault, 17-0.75, 2014. squad for the second time. Indoor Track & Field Championsips recently. He broke the LSC record with the clearance. Men’s Indoor T&F Team No. 5 Nationally The Texas A&M-Kingsville Women’s Division 14. Shorter (Ga.) men’s indoor track and field team Rank Team 15. Merrimack (N.Y.) remained in fifth place in the 1. Lincoln (Mo.) 16. Findlay (Ohio) NCAA Division II national poll 2. Pittsburg (Kan.) State 17. Mary (N.D.) last week and the Javelina women 3. Hillsdale (Mich.) 18. Missouri Southern were No. 25. 4. Grand Valley (Mich.) 19. Winona (Minn.) State The Javelina men were the 5. Lewis (Ill.) 20. Southern Connecticut highest ranked team from the Lone 6. Johnson C. Smith (N.C.) 21. Seattle Pacific (Wash.) Star Conference. Texas A&M- 7. New Mexico Highlands 22. Adams (Colo.) State Commerce was No. 19 and West 8. Alaska-Anchorage 23. Angelo State Texas A&M No. 22. 9. Minnesota-Duluth 24. Chadron (Neb.) State Angelo State of the LSC was 10. Central Missouri 25. Texas A&M-Kingsville No. 23 in the women’s poll. 11. Ashland (Ohio) (Bold-faced and italicized NCAA Division II Indoor 12. St. Augustine’s (N.C.) teams are in the Lone Star Track & Field Polls 13. Minnesota State Conference) Compiled by the U.S. Track & Field Coaches Association Javelina Indoor Track & Field Season’s Bests Men’s Division Men’s Division Rank Team 60-meter dash: 6.78, Kenneth Jackson (p), Alamosa, Colo. (2-20). 1. Adams (Colo.) State 200-meter dash: 21.65, Kenneth Jackson (1), Alamosa, Colo. (2-21). 2. Tiffin (Ohio) 400-meter dash: 49.25, Roman Hernandez (4), Alamosa, Colo. (2-21). 3. Grand Valley (Mich.) 800-meter run: 1:49.89, Michal Idziak (4), Nashville, Tenn. (4), 4. St. Augustine’s (N.C.) Nashville, Tenn. (2-13). 5. Texas A&M-Kingsville Mile run: 4:21.68, Francisco Solis (8 ), Pittsburg, Kan. (1-29). 6. Academy of Art (Calif.) 3000-meter run: 9:35.47, Shane Stehle (25), College Station (1-15). 7. Colorado Mines 5000-meter run: 18:46.48, Shane Stehle (9), Alamosa, Colo. (2-20). 8. Lincoln (Mo.) 60-meter hurdles: 7.73, Javier Lopez (1), Nashville, Tenn. (2-13). 9. Minnesota State 1600-meter relay: 3:18.09. Javier Lopez, Michal Idziak, Kenneth 10. Pittsburg (Kan.) State Jackson, Jamey Malvern (6), Nashville, Tenn. (2-13). 11. Western (Colo.) State Distance medley relay: 10:43.09, Michal Idziak, Roman Hernandez, 12. Azusa Pacific (Calif.) Elias Madrid, Francisco Solis (4), Alamosa, Colo. (2-20). 13. Ashland (Ohio) High jump: 7-6, Jeron Robinson (1), Alamosa, Colo. (2-20). 14. Lewis (Ill.) Pole vault: 17-2.75, Jordan Yamoah (1), Alamosa, Colo. (2-20). 15. Missouri Southern Long jump: 25-11.50, Lutalo Boyce (1), Nashville, Tenn. (2-13). More Stand Action 16. American International Triple jump: 47-5.75, James Passley (3), Alamosa, Colo. (2-21). Shot put: 53-7.75, Richard Cervantes (4), Alamosa, Colo. (2-21). Javelina indoor track and field athletes Kenneth Jackson, left, junior (Mass.) from Compton, Calif., and Javier Lopez, junior from Cordova, Spain, 17. Central Missouri Weight throw: 57-10.5, Richard Cervantes (1), Alamosa, Colo. (2- hope to be on the victory stand at the NCAA Division II Championships 18. Alaska-Anchorage 20). this weekend in Pittsburg, Kan. Lopez will be competing in the 60- 19. Texas A&M-Commerce Heptathlon: 4594, Aaron Vazquez (3), Alamosa, Colo. (2-21). meter hurdles and 200-meter dash and Jackson will be in the 200. 20. Chadron (Neb.) State Women’s Division 21. Findlay (Ohio) 60-meter dash: 7.483, Plaserae Johnson (3), Pittsburg, Kan. (1-29). NCAA Division II Indoor Track & Field Meet 22. West Texas A&M 200-meter dash: 24.36, Kaina Martinez (3), Pittsburg, Kan. (1-29). Schedule for Events With Javelina Entries 23. Southern Connecticut 400-meter dash: 55.37, Kaina Martinez (1), Alamosa, Colo. (2-21). Friday 24. Shorter (Ga.) 800-meter run: 2:23.19, Josephine Guzman (31), Nashville, Tenn. (2- 3:10 p.m. – Men’s 60-meter hurdles prelims. 25. Saginaw Valley (Mich.) 13). 3:55 p.m. – Women’s 60-meter dash prelims. Mile run: 5:37.91, Jade Guerrero (5), Alamosa, Colo. (2-21). 5 p.m. – Men’s long jump finals. 3000-meter run: 11:16.75, Jade Guerrero (26), Pittsburg, Kan. (1-29). 5:05 p.m. – Women’s 400-meter dash prelims. 60-meter hurdles: 9.60, Tarah Aliceaacosta (p), College Station (1- 5:25 p.m. – Men’s 800-meter run prelims. Every Day Is 15). 6 p.m. – Men’s 200-meter dash prelims. 1600-meter relay: 3:50.56, LaGae Brigance, Jasmine Miller, Kaina 6:20 p.m. – Women’s 200-meter dash prelims. Game Day in Martinez, Keandria Taylor (6), Nashville, Tenn. (2-13). Saturday Javelina Distance medley relay: 13:53.74, Jade Guerrero, Carnecia Scott, Josie 2:15 p.m. – Men’s high jump finals. Guzman, Destinee Reyes (5), Alamosa, Colo. (2-20). 3:30 p.m. – Men’s pole vault finals. Nation... High jump: 5-6, LaGae Brigance (4), College Station (1-15). 4:20 p.m. – Men’s 60-meter hurdles finals. Pole vault: 10-11.75, Janeth Navarro (5), Alamosa, Colo. (2-20). 4:45 p.m. – Women’s 60-meter dash finals. Back The Long jump: 19-1.25, Aricela Alvarez (9), Nashville, Tenn. (2-13). 5:25 p.m. – Women’s 400-meter dash finals. Triple jump: 38-8.25, Aricela Alvarez (2), Alamosa, Colo. (2-21). 5:40 p.m. – Men’s 800-meter run finals. Pack!! Shot put: 46-9.5, Valerie Vrana (3), Alamosa, Colo. (2-21). 6 p.m. – Men’s 200-meter dash finals. Weight throw: 49-1, Rachael Somoye (2), Alamosa, Colo. (2-20). 6:10 p.m. – Women’s 200-meter dash finals. Pentathlon: 2870, Tarah Aliceaacosta (8), Alamosa, Colo. (2-20). Out Front Deana Richardson, freshman from San Antonio (Brennan), leads the competition in the 60-meter dash at the Lone Star Conference Indoor Track & Field Championships. She will be in the NCAA Division II Championships this weekend in the 60. Men No. 4, Women No. 5 In South Central Indoor The Texas A&M-Kingsville men’s indoor track and field team ranked No. 4 in the NCAA Division II South Central Region last week and the Javelina women were ranked No. 5. The Javelina men were one of four Lone Star Conference teams ranked in the region top 10. Texas A&M-Commerce was No. 2, the Javelinas No. 4, West Texas A&M No. 7 and Tarleton State No. 8. In the women’s division, West Texas A&M was No. 3, the Javelinas fifth and Angelo State sixth. NCAA Division II South Central Region Indoor Track & Field Polls Compiled by the U.S. Track & Field Coaches Association Men’s Division Rank Team 1. Adams (Colo.) State 2. Texas A&M-Commerce 3. Colorado Mines 4. Texas A&M-Kingsville 5. Chadron (Neb.) State 6. Western (Colo.) State 7. West Texas A&M 8. Tarleton State 9. Colorado State-Pueblo 10. Black Hills (S.D.) State Women’s Division 1. Adams (Colo.) State 2. New Mexico Highlands 3. West Texas A&M 4. Chadron (Neb.) State 5. Texas A&M-Kingsville 6. Angelo State 7. Western (Colo.) State 8. Colorado State-Pueblo 9 Colorado Mines 10. Tarleton State