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Basketball Travels This Week Support The Javelina Athletic Teams!! VOLUME XVII, NO. 25 KINGSVILLE, TEXAS 78363 JAN. 25, 2016 Basketball Travels This Week The Texas A&M-Kingsville forward from Birmingham, Ala., guard from Chicago, Ill., averages men’s and women’s basketball with 11.8 points a game. 13.9 and Thomas Tshikaya, 6-7 teams will be on the road Duan Wright, 6-2 senior senior forward from Marne, Thursday and Saturday for games guard/forward from Alexandria, France, averages 11.1. at different sites. La., is hitting 11.6 a game and Prince Foster, 6-4 senior The men will have a rematch Caelan Neal, 6-1 junior guard from guard from Miami, Fla., scores 10.7 with Angelo State Saturday in San Olate, Kan., is scoring 10.2 a game. a game; Brandon Williams, 6-11 Angelo. The teams met Tuesday Wright leads the rebounding junior forward from Houston night in Kingsville. with a 4.9 average and Sumpter (Episcopal), averages 10.6, and The Javelina women will be at pulls down 4.8 a game. DeVonte Pratt, 6-1 senior guard Neal Soars Texas Woman’s Thursday night in ASU was 12-4 overall and 4-4 from Toledo, Ohio, averages 10.0. Caelan Neal, 6- Denton. Tshikaya leads the 1 junior guard in the LSC going into Tuesday’s from Olathe, The Javelina men were 10-7 game with the Javelinas. rebounding with an 8.9 average. Kan., gets high overall and 3-5 in the Lone Star Six of the Rams are averaging The Javelina women were 9-7 en route to a Conference standings going into in double figures. for the year and 4-6 in the LSC basket against Tuesday’s game with ASU. Quay King, 6-4 senior guard going into a Tuesday night game Eastern New Three of the Javelinas are from Atlanta, Ga., averages 20.8 to with Angelo State. Mexico last scoring in double figures, led by lead the pack. Kaylin Roher, 5-3 senior week in the Trey Sumpter, 6-6 junior guard/ Lorenzo Dillard, 6-2 junior (Continued on Page 10) Steinke Center. Coaches Help Roast, Toast Autumn Will- iams, left, head women’s tennis coach; Tanya Allen, right, head volleyball coach, and Stephanie Johns, second Indoor Track & Field Teams from right, assistant volley- Idle Until LSU Meet Feb. 3 ball coach, The Texas A&M-Kingsville indoor track and field teams will be idle attended the until Feb. 3 when they enter the Bayou Bengal Invitational in Baton Living Legends of Rouge, La. Kingsville Roast LSU is host of the one-day event. and Toast last weekend in the The Javelinas opened two weeks ago at the Aggie Invitational in Memorial Student College Station and had several of the top performances of the season Union Building. in NCAA Division II and the Lone Star Conference. The guest of The teams will have the Louisiana meet and the Track & Field honor this year Classic in Frisco before competing in the Lone Star Conference was David Rosse, Championships Feb. 18-19 in Alamosa, Colo. second from left. Those qualifying will take part in the NCAA Division II Indoor Track and Field Championships March 10-11 in Birmingham, Ala. Javelina Hash By Fred Nuesch, Coordinator of Athletic External Affairs THIS SPRING’S BASEBALL schedule with games against Lone Star Conference opponents may be a bit confusing. The Javelinas, for example, will play four-game series with Texas-Permian Basin in Kingsville, West Texas A&M in Canyon and Cameron in Kingsville but they won’t count in the LSC standings. These games will be regional contests but not conference games. The first LSC series will be March 23 when Tarleton State comes to Kingsville. The Javelinas will meet UTPB, WTAM and Cameron in conference games with the sites being flip-flopped from the earlier matchups. The reason for the strange scheduling is to allow the LSC schools to get in a reasonable number of games against regional opponents. This is important when it comes time to select teams for the NCAA Division II postseason playoffs. LYNDON HAMILTON, WHO was a member of the Javelina Dinner Is Served football team in the late 1990s, has been named the head coach at Randy Hughes, left, serves a dinner to Javelina assistant baseball coach Sam Barker, center, and Javelina San Antonio Reagan High School. player Seth Hubert at a dinner by the Knights of Columbus Council 3389 recently. He has been the school’s defensive coordinator for the past four seasons. Roher, Wright IBC Bank Player of Week Before Reagan, Hamilton was on the staff at San Antonio Texas A&M-Kingsville Casey Klobedans, volleyball Nov. 28-Dec. 3 Roosevelt for seven seasons. The head coach at Roosevelt was basketball guards Kaylin Roher Jose Ventura IV, cross country Kaylee Kana, basketball Javelina All-American Neal LaHue. and Duan Wright were named the Sept. 19-24 Devonte Williams, football Hamilton started his career at Rosenberg Terry High School in IBC Bank athletes of the week for Lexi Wick, volleyball Dec. 5-10 2000 and coached there for six years before going to Roosevelt. their performances last week. Jordan Thomas, football Kaylin Roher, basketball Hamilton played at Luling High School before joining the Roher, 5-3 senior guard from Sept. 26-Oct. 1 Elliott Taylor, basketball Javelinas. League City (Clear Springs), Valerie Ruiz, tennis Dec. 12-17 scored 30 points and had five Anthony Autry, football Kaylin Roher, basketball THE LONE STAR Conference will hold its indoor track and rebounds in the Javelinas’ games Oct. 3-8 Trey Sumpter, basketball field championships in Alamosa, Colo., again this year. with Eastern New Mexico and Lexi Wick, volleyball Dec. 19-24 Because of the schedule at the Adams State facility, the meet Western New Mexico. Brandon Jones, football Jamesha Wade, basketball will be early and a month before the NCAA Division II She also had four steals and Oct. 10-15 Marcus Frazier, basketball. an assist. Championships in Birmingham, Ala. Lexi Wick, volleyball Dec. 26-31 Wright, 6-2 senior from The meet had to be moved last year when the facility at Texas Myles Carr, football Shaq Debose, basketball Alexandria, La., had 30 points and Oct. 17-22 Tech was damaged by a tornado. The LSC event had been at Tech Robert Stevenson, basketball six rebounds in the Javelina Lexi Wick, volleyball Jan. 2-7 since its inception. victories over ENMU and Alex Kuyinu, football TaSheena Moore, basketball It’s too bad that the meet isn’t held at the new facility at Texas WNMU. Oct. 24-29 Duan Wright, basketball A&M or the Ford Center in Frisco. Both are much nearer for a He had two steals and an Krystal Faison, volleyball Jan. 9-14 majority of the LSC schools than the one in Colorado. And weather assistant. Luis Lopez, football Kaina Martinez, indoor track isn’t as likely to be a factor. While the meet is indoors, getting to the Roher is recognized for the Oct. 31-Nov. 5 and field site could be a problem this time of the year. fourth time this season and Madison Brabham, volleyball Charles Greaves, indoor track Wright is selected for the second Luis Lopez, football and field THE NATIONAL BASEBALL Writers Association preseason time. Nov. 7-12 Jan. 16-21 poll hasn’t been released but the Javelinas could be ranked. IBC Bank Athletes of the Week Krystal Faison, volleyball Kaylin Roher, basketball The Javelinas were No. 25 in the final poll last season and the Sept. 1-3 Nick Pelrean, football Duan Wright, basketball only Lone Star Conference team in the listing. Lexi Wick, volleyball Nov. 14-19 Angelo State received votes but didn’t crack the top 25. Myles Carr, football Lexi Wick, volleyball Sept. 5-10 Marcus Frazier, basketball Krystal Faison, volleyball NORTH GEORGIA WAS named the recipient of the 2017 Nov. 21-26 Anthony Autry, football Kaylin Roher, basketball NCAA Division II Award of Excellence at the NCAA Convention last Sept. 12-17 Caelan Neal, basketball week in Nashville, Tenn. (Continued on Page 3) Javelina Hash Upcoming Javelina Events Jan. 26 – Women’s Basketball: *Texas Woman’s in Denton, 7 p.m. By Fred Nuesch, Coordinator of Athletic External Affairs Jan. 28 – Men’s Basketball: *Angelo State in San Angelo, 4 p.m. Feb. 2 – Women’s & Men’s Basketball: *Midwestern State in (Continued from Page 2) Kingsville, 5:30 and 7:30 p.m. Indoor Track & Field: Bayou Bengal Invitational in Baton The award recognizes positive campus and community Rouge, La. engagement events. Feb. 3 - Baseball: Wiley College in Kingsville, 6 p.m. Texas A&M-Kingsville was a finalist for the award. Feb. 4 – Baseball: Wiley College in Kingsville (DH), 1 p.m North Georgia will receive a $1,500 prize and a nationally Women’s Tennis: Howard Payne in Brownwood, 1 p.m. televised football or basketball game during the 2017-18 season. Men’s & Women’s Basketball: *Cameron in Kingsville, 2 The winning project was the Operation Nighthawks of Honor and 4 p.m. initiative. The athletic teams from North Georgia paid tribute Feb. 9 – Women’s Tennis: Northeastern Oklahoma in San Antonio, 2 p.m. throughout their seasons to a North Georgia graduate or former Women’s & Men’s Basketball: *Tarleton State in Stephenville, student killed during their military service. 5:30 and 7:30 p.m. Each team was assigned a fallen service member and dedicated Indoor Track & Field: Track & Field Classic in Frisco (Ford one home competition to the Nighthawks of Honor night. Center at The Star).
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