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■ At 40, he’s Series race at Dover not looking to ■ He’s within retire just yet 36 points of By Dan Gelston Associated Press series leader DOVER,Del.— Jimmie John- By Dan Gelston son was still only a pros- Associated Press pect in NASCAR’s devel- opmental series when he DOVER, Del. — tried to work up the nerve could leave JR Motorsports to talk to . with one heck of a parting Johnson wanted to in- gift. troduce himself to Gordon Smith wants to stay with and ask for career advice, a his NASCARXfinity Series chance to pick the brain of team in next year, but if he AssociAted Press one of racing’s greats. has to go, he’d gladly take a regan smith shows the What he didn’t know championship trophy with trophy in Victory Lane after during that fateful August AssociAted Press him. winning the NAscAr Xfinity 2000 meeting was Gordon (left) is set to make his 500th career start, and even with NAscAr mainstays Smith strengthened his series race saturday at dover already knew him. Not Jeff Gordon and retiring at the end of this year, the 40-year-old driver isn’t plan- championship push with a international speedway. only did Gordon have ad- ning on filing his retirement papers soon. victory Saturday at Dover vice, he had a pitch — Hen- International Speedway . drick Motorsports was go- Johnson’s numbers long 500 in 2006 and 2013; the nucleus of driver, sponsor and moved within serious “You can’t pass here. You ing to expand to four cars, ago stamped him a surefire Coca-Cola 600 in 2003, and crew chief has been striking distance of the know there’s no outside and Johnson was their man. Hall of Famer. Among his 2004, 2005 and 2014; and together since Johnson’s points lead. grove to get going on any- “From that moment on, achievements: the Brickyard 400 in 2006, 2002 rookie season. “I’m trying to figure some thing,” Busch said. my head spun around on my ■ 6. Johnson won cham- 2008, 2009 and 2012. “I definitely feel like I things out for next year, so Buescher finished eighth shoulders,” Johnson said. pionships in 2006, 2007, Johnson has at least one have received the credit I wins never hurt,” Smith and has a 24-point lead over Johnson’s been turning 2008, 2009, 2010 and 2013, number he hasn’t thought deserve, the team has and said. “That’s never a bad Elliott. heads on the track ever putting him one shy of much about, like his re- it’s something that you thing going forward.” “There’s plenty of rac- since he landed a ride with matching Richard Petty tirement age. Stewart and earn as well,” he said. “I Smith won for the second ing left, and this thing is racing powerhouse Hen- and Dale Earnhardt for Gordon, who combined think the success we had time this season and moved far from over,” Buescher drick Motorsports. most on the career list. for seven championships, and the races we won and within 36 points of series said. “If we just go out and He started three times ■ 74. Johnson’s 74 wins are both 44 and said the the championships we leader Chris Buescher with run our race and try not to in 2001 and flashed some trail only Gordon (92) time was right to retire — won earned that respect.” five races left in the season. worry too much about the early championship poten- among active drivers. Gordon after this season, When the green flag He would love to add a points, we should be ingood tial with his first win just 10 He’s eighth on the career Stewart after 2016. drops Sunday, Johnson championship to his résu- shape.” races into 2002. With crew list and has Earnhardt (76) Johnson has earned $150 will become the 38th NAS- mé. He faces an uncertain is in rough chief call- in his sights. He’s won at million in purse money CAR driver with 500 ca- future with JR Motors- shape after he tumbled ing the shots, Johnson has least two races in every alone and sees no reason reer Cup starts. He’s fifth ports after the organization from second to fourth in driven the No. 48 full season, won 10 in 2007 why today’s drivers will in the standings headed signed for the standings after an early to six championships and and has four this season. follow the lead of the ones into the first Chase for the next season. JRM also fields wreck dropped him to 28th 74 career wins, including ■ 1. Crew chief. Not from a generation before Sprint Cup championship a car for defending series in the race. Dillon’s No. 4 a track-record 10 at Dover counting some races him and drive into their 50s. cutoff race. The bottom champion and Chevrolet blew a tire and International Speedway. missed because of suspen- “I have always been curi- four drivers out of the 16 in has a multidriver car. smacked the wall. As NASCAR champions sion, Knaus has been a con- ous. Why, when, what tells the field are cut and gone Crew chief Jason Burdett “All of a sudden I heard, Tony Stewart and Gor- stant presence atop the pit you to stop,” he asked.“Mark from the title picture. Matt picked up a win — and an ‘Pow!’” he said. don ready for retirement, box for Johnson since 2002. (Martin) tried a half-dozen Kenseth and Denny Ham- impostor. The man, who He was out of the car the 40-year-old Johnson Johnson and Knaus were times to retire and couldn’t lin won the first two Chase was not identified but said before the rain hit that red shows no signs of follow- almost split by Hendrick walk away. I want to make races to earn an automatic he was a big NASCAR fan, flagged the race for 31 min- ing their path and calling it after the 2005 season, but sure I do it once and not keep berth into the next round. sat at the Dover media cen- utes. Smith took the lead off quits any time soon. He’ll Hendrick made them hash coming back. What I am Johnson is a sure thing to ter news conference table the restart and led 80 of 200 make his 500th career out their differences over a looking for is that moment. make it on points, but with and answered three ques- laps. start Sunday at Dover af- snack of milk and cookies. That moment that you say, his track record at Dover, tions before he was shooed Sadler, who finished ter recently signing a two- They went on to win a re- ‘All right, it’s time’. ... Then I the odds are strong he’ll away by a NASCARspokes- ninth, held the lead when year extension with team cord five consecutive titles. will step down.” park again in victory lane. man. the race was halted. Sadler owner . ■ 10. Johnson has mas- Lowe’s, his primary “I still couldn’t have was sec- lost the lead moments be- “The racing gods have tered the art of winning sponsor, was on the car dreamed this big and have ond, followed by Joe Gibbs fore rain hit, and caution smiled on me and this NASCAR’s crown jewel when Johnson ran three this much take place for us,” Racing teammate Kyle came to deny him a win in team,” Johnson said. races. He won the Daytona Cup races in 2001, and the he said. Busch, Ryan Blaney and the 2009 .

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EUROPEAN TOUR FOOTBALL VE — Dylan Moeller 47 fumble return VM — Jackson Vice 24 run (Romario PASSING — VMHS, Mora 9-15-0-258. p.m. FRIDAY’S LATE SUMMARIES (Graci kick), :07 Perez kick), 11:08 Woodsboro, Wren 15-32-2-193. DISTRICT 15-3A, DIVISION I Miller VEast VM — Paul Almandarez 1 run (Perez RECEIVING — VMHS, Aaron Lugo S.A. Brooks Academy at George West, VICTORIA EAST 73, MILLER 14 First downs 12 21 kick), 4:55 4-94; Woodsboro, Mayes 7-108; Hugo Olesen takes 3-shot Rushes-yards 29-117 27-225 Second quarter Ayala 1-3, Rivera 1-17, Esparza 1-23, 7:30 p.m. Miller 0 7 7 0 — 14 Passes 9-20-1 15-19-0 VM — FG Perez 34, 5:43 Spears 1-3, Hunter Rifenburgh 1-18 DISTRICT 16-3A, DIVISION I Victoria East 28 28 7 10 — 73 lead at Dunhill Yards passing 174 370 W — Roberto Esparza 23 reception Beall 3-21. First quarter Aransas Pass at Falfurrias, 7:30 p.m. Punts 5-25.2 1-38 (2pt conv good), 1:10 WEEK 7 SCHEDULE ST.ANDREWS,Scotland— Den- VE — Brandon Tumlinson 12 run (Jack San Diego at Bishop, 7:30 p.m. Fumbles-lost 5-3 0-0 Fourth quarter THURSDAY’S GAMES Trougott kick), 9:07 mark’s Thorbjorn Olesen Penalties 2-15 3-25 W — Anthony Mayes 78 pass from DISTRICT 28-6A Lyford at Santa Rosa, 7:30 p.m. VE — Bryce Martinez 40 pass from Bai- INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Jaden Wren (run failed), 11:34 Carroll vs. S.A. East Central., 7 p.m., DISTRICT 15-3A, DIVISION II shot a 7-under 65 at St. An- ley Zappe (Trougott kick), 6:59 RUSHING — Miller, Gough 3-21, Silva VM — Vice 64 kickoff return (Perez Buc Stadium VE — Desmond Molina 1 run (Trougott Banquete at Skidmore-Tynan, 7:30 p.m. drews to take a three-stroke 5-(minus-5), Justin Wade 9-54, Terrell kick), 11:17 King vs. S.A. Southwest, 7 p.m., Mul- kick), 4:32 Santa Gertrudis Academy at Odem, lead in the Alfred Dunhill Thompson 9-49, Joshua Vasquez 1-(mi- VM — Sethe Solis 31 pass from Justin tipurpose VE — Bryce Martinez 83 pass from Mora (Perez kick), 8:59 FRIDAY’S GAMES 7:30 p.m. Links Championship. Zappe (Trougott kick), :00 nus-8), Sabian Franco 2-6; Vic. East, Bran- don Tumlinson 8-112, Bailey Zappe 5-31, W — Ti Beall 28 run (run failed), 5:52 DISTRICT 28-6A Blooming at Taft, 7:30 p.m. Second quarter VM — Solis 45 run (Perez kick), 5:43 Ray at S.A. South San, 7:30 p.m. Olesen had eight bird- Desmond Molina 4-26, Jeremy Tyrell 1-7, DISTRICT 16-3A, DIVISION II M — Keontae Gough 75 pass from Marc W — Kaleb Rivera 8 pass from Jaden DISTRICT 30-5A ies and a bogey on the Old Silva (Luis Castillo kick), 11:47 Chance McLeod 1-7, Corban Ramos 6-42, Cotulla at Freer, 7:30 p.m. Ramiro Garcia 2-0. Wren (Esparza run), 3:40 Calallen vs. Miller, 7:30 p.m., Buc Course to reach 17-under VE — Jeremy Tyrell 34 pass from Zappe VM — Solis 52 run (Perez kick), 1:34 Stadium DISTRICT 15-2A, DIVISION I (Trougott kick), 11:25 PASSING — Miller, Silva 9-17-1—174, 199. He opened Thursday Woodsboro VMHS Alice vs. Moody, 7:30 p.m., Multipur- Refugio at Shiner, 7:30 p.m. VE — Malik Stovall 37 pass from Zappe Vasquez 0-2-0—0; Vic. East, Zappe 15-18- 0—370, Bryce Martinez 0-1-0—0. First downs 19 16 pose with a 66 at Carnoustie and (Trougott kick), 6:44 Rushes-yards 32-224 32-270 Tuloso-Midway at Victoria West, 7:30 DISTRICT 16-2A DIVISION I VE — Tumlinson 33 run (Trougott kick), RECEIVING — Miller, Thompson 1-4, Santa Maria at London, 7:30 p.m. had a 66 Friday at Kings- Eugene Nedd 1-10, Gough 6-154, Justin Passes 15-32-5 9-15-0 p.m. 5:24 Yards passing 193 258 Victoria East at Gregory-Portland, Wade 1-6; Vic. East, Martinez 6-158, Malik Riviera at Ben Bolt, 7:30 p.m. barns. The final round will VE — Tyrell 24 pass from Zappe (Trou- Punts 4-34.5 1-27 7:30 p.m. Stovall 4-67, Chance McLeod 2-73, Tumlin- DISTRICT 16-2A, DIVISION II be played at St. Andrews. gott kick), 1:19 Fumbles-lost 0-0 0-0 DISTRICT 15-4A, DIVISION I son 1-14, Tyrell 2-58. Germany’s Florian Frit- Third quarter Penalties 8-50 6-65 Beeville at Robstown, 7:30 p.m. Three Rivers at La Villa, 7:30 p.m. VE — Chance McLeod 7 run (Trougott INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS LaVernia at Rockport-Fulton, 7:30 p.m. Benavides at Bruni, 7:30 p.m. sch was second after a 64 kick), 7:55 RUSHING — VMHS, Solis 4-127. DISTRICT 15-4A, DIVISION II Agua Dulce at Woodsboro, 7:30 p.m. M — Justin Wade 6 pass from Silva VMHS 48, WOODSBORO 28 Woodsboro, Beall 14-123, Wren 11-34, Jourdanton at Sinton, 7:30 p.m. at Kingsbarns. SATURDAY’S GAME (Castillo kick), 2:35 Woodsboro 0 8 0 20 — 28 Mayes 2-13, Jason Spears 4-2, Kaleb Ri- DISTRICT 16-4A, DIVISION II France’s Benjamin He- Fourth quarter VMHS 14 3 0 28 — 45 vera 2-49, Raul Flores 1-6, Zack Vasquez West Oso at Rio Hondo, 7:30 p.m. TAPPS DIVISION I, DISTRICT III bert was another shot back VE — FG Anthony Grace 25, 10:22 First quarter 2-10. Raymondville at Orange Grove, 7:30 Geneva at John Paul II, 1 p.m. after a 67 at Carnoustie.

WEB.COM TOUR High school results/schedule Grillo fires67, takes CROSS COUNTRY 3. Alisa Lopez, FB, 14.56; 4. Fallyn Her- Team scores — FB 156; G-P 96; VW 1:54.71; 4. FB B 1:55.61; 5. G-P B 2:14.48; Robstown at Rockport-Fulton, 7 p.m. championship lead CALALLEN MEET rick, FB, 14.79; 5. Danielle Johnson, King, 89; King 88; VM 56; Carroll 53; IWA 21; 6. Ray B 2:40.68 DISTRICT 29-3A Boys 15.06; 6. Heave Kuhl, FB, 15.10. VE 16; Moody 14; Ray 9; VSJ 3. 50 backstroke — 1. Marcus Hernan- Taft at Aransas Pass, 7 p.m. PONTEVEDRABEACH,Fla.— Ar- Individual — 1. Jacob Durham, Greg- 1-meter diving — 1. Kelly Ward, King, BOYS dez, VM, 28.74; 2. Brandon Svatek, VW, Mathis at Odem, 7 p.m. gentina’s Emiliano Grillo ory-Portland, 15:30; 2. Joseph M., Sinton, 185.10; 2. Ambry Ledesma, VW, 160.40; 3. 200-yard medley relay — 1. King A 29.07; 3. John Soriano, VM, 29.48; 4. Jesse George West at Skidmore-Tynan, 7 15:31; 3. Jordan Starr-Lopez, G-P, 15:32; Ansley Murphy, VW,149.70; 4. Zoie Low- (Benji Cole, Darell Ferniz, Isaiah Hinton, Ogden, FB, 32.84; 5. Drake Bertero, FB, p.m. shot a 3-under 67 to take a 4. Seth Burns, Ray, 15:34; 5. Jose Delga- ery, VW, 137.95; 5. Dawn Marion, Ray, Paul Wilson) 1:53.60; 2. Victoria West A 33.90; 6. Roy Dominguez, Carroll, 34.20. DISTRICT 30-3A two-stroke lead in the Web. do, Beeville, 15:44; 6. Marco Escamilla, 93.30; 6. Lillie Zuniga, Ray, 78.00. (Brandon Svatek, Drew Sanchez, Dillan 50 breaststroke — 1. Benji Cole, King, Cotulla at Freer, 5 p.m. Beeville, 15:45; 7. Austin Vasquez, Vet- 50 butterfly — 1. Caroline Abraham, Sievers, Eric Yanez) 1:53.71; 3. Veterans 30.85; 2. Jared Kocian, VE, 32.28; 3. Ad- DISTRICT 31-3A com Tour Finals-ending erans Memorial, 15:46; 8. Aaron Gonza- G-P, 28.73; 2. Caroline Downes, Moody, Memorial A (John Soriano, Aditya Mo- itya Modak, VM, 33.91; 4. Connor Yandell, Santa Gertrudis Academy at Falfur- Web.com Tour Champion- les, Taft, 15:47; 9. Andrew Gonzales, Taft, 31.15; 3. Alyssa Fick, FB, 32.74; 4. Elle dak, Marcus Hernandez, Andrew Leeton) Carroll, 34.43; 5. Isiah Lozano, FB, 35.44; rias, 5 p.m. ship. 15:48; 10. Trevor Crawford, VM, 15:55. Boyd, King, 32.79; 5. Marissa Brandner, 1:54.77; 4. Victoria East A 2:01.45; 5. Ray 6. Leo Lugo, IWA, 35.92. DISTRICT 29-2A Team — 1. G-P 81; 2. Beeville 94; 3. Carroll, 32.98; 6. Rosario Lopez-Cadenas, A 2:01.83; 6. IWA A 2:01.84; 7. Flour Bluff 400 freestyle relay — 1. Carroll A Three Rivers at Stacey, 5 p.m. The 23-year-old Grillo Veterans Memorial 113. G-P, 33.01. A 2:01.95; 8. FB B 2:01.97. (Roy Dominguez, Kevin Parra, Jacob DISTRICT 30-2A 50 freestyle — 1. Emily Garcia, Car- Woodsboro at Austwell-Tivoli, 5 p.m. had a 13-under 197 total on Girls 100 freestyle — 1. Kevin Parra, Car- Huerta, Connor Yandell) 3:44.05; 2. VM roll, 29.14; 2. Tyler Forsythe, G-P, 29.85; 3. roll, 52.39; 2. Caleb Dykehouse, G-P, Refugio at Kenedy, 5:30 p.m. Individual — 1. Jolea Cortez, Car- A (John Soriano, Andrew Leeton, Aditya TPC Sawgrass’ Dye’s Valley Isabella Tolentino, King, 30.40; 4. Alyvia 53.24; 3. Isaiah Hinton, King, 54.40; 4. DISTRICT 31-2A roll, 17:33; 2. Alyssa Wilburn, West Oso, Modak, Marcus Hernandez) 3:50.63; 3. Rangnow, VW, 30.90; 5. Odalys Morales, Brandon Svatek, VW, 55.32; 5. Jesse Riviera at Agua Dulce, 7 p.m. Course. 18:02; 3. Brooke Barrington, Calallen, FB A (Doyle Gebert, Brian Whittington, Carroll, 31.28; 6. Kaitlyn Herman, Victo- Huang, FB, 55.40; 6. Andrew Leeton, Premont at London, 7 p.m. 18:27; 4. Chloe Kelsey, Flour Bluff, 18:43; Isiah Lozano, Jesse Huang) 3:57.54; 4. The tournament is the ria St. Joseph, 31.46. VM, 55.42. TAPPS 4-4A 5. Amanda Robles, Carroll, 18:55; 6. Jor- IWA A 4:05.00; 5. FB B 4:10.73; 6. Ray A fourth and final event in the 200 freestyle — 1. Claire Croman, 100 IM — 1. Jacob Huerta, Carroll, Providence at IWA, 6 p.m. dan Lauers, Veterans Memorial, 19:38; 4:23.83. King, 2:13.52; 2. Alyssa Fick, FB, 2:19.33; 53.44; 2. Tanner Williams, VE, 1:03.48; 3. SATURDAY’S MATCHES series for the top 75 play- 7. Alexis Mendoza, Ray, 19:50; 8. Ashley 3-meter diving — 1. Trevor Hazle- 3. Andrea Libby, FB, 2:25.07; 4. Natalie Drew Sanchez, VW, 1:04.30; 4. John So- DISTRICT 31-2A Harrison, Gregory-Portland, 19:51; 9. Au- wood, Carroll, 223.10; 2. Devan McK- ers from the Web.com Tour Holliday, VM, 2:29.29; 5. Kristine Re- riano, VM, 1:05.59; 5. Darell Ferniz, King, AGUA DULCE def. BEN BOLT dra Clute, G-P, 19:52; 10. Sydney Kubuss, inzey, King, 143.95; 3. Julian Garcia, VM, galado, FB, 2:31.23; 6. Hannah Curry, 1:06.57; 6. Aditya Modak, VM, 1:07.10. 25-21, 28-26, 25-19 money list, Nos. 126-200 in VM, 19:53. 136.80; 4. Thaddeus Silva, VM, 135.15; 5. FB, 2:31.96. 25 freestyle — 1. Dillan Sievers, VW, KILLS — AD, Hali Beets 13, Brooke the PGA Tour’s FedEx Cup Team — 1. Carroll 61; 2. Veterans Anthony Hancock, VM, 99.10; 6. Anthony 200 freestyle relay — 1. FB A (Bri- 11.26; 2. Benji Cole, King, 11.36; 3. Ja- Silvas, Carroll, 85.00. Wursthorn 8, Sydney Surber 2, Carli standings and nonmembers Memorial 73; 3. G-P 78. anna Spitler, Alyssa Fick, Alisa Lopez, son Buseman, FB, 11.45; 4. Elijah Wolfe, Harper 10, Madison Lale-Harless 13, NEXT SATURDAY’S MEETS 100 syncro diving relay — 1. King such as Grillo who earned Marina Langford) 1:58.34; 2. King A (Na- IWA, 11.60; 5. Drew Sanchez, VW, 11.75; A 1:33.70; 2. VM A 1:20.00; 3. Carroll A Abby Garibaldo 7, Lilly Garza 1. AS- Carroll, King, Miller, Moody, Ray, Vet- talia Pantoja, Elle Boyd, Isabella Tolen- 6. Jared Kocian, VE, 11.82 SISTS — AD, Surber 9, Gariblado 9, enoughmoneyto have placed erans Memorial, Flour Bluff at West Guth 1:03.90; 4. VM B 1:02.60. tino, Claire Croman) 1:59.48; 3. Carroll A 1-meter diving — 1. Trevor Hazle- Mixed syncro — 1. Paul Wilson, King, Harper 5, Lale-Harless 5, Garza 6. ACES in the top 200 had they been Park, 8:30 a.m. (Marissa Brandner, Bella Lopez, Odalys wood, Carroll, 230.15; 2. Paul Wilson, — AD, Beets 3, Harper 3, Lale-Harless 3, David Rice CC Invitational, Rockport 148.65. eligible to receive points. Morales, Emily Garcia) 2:03.19; 4. FB B King, 194.05; 3. Elijah Wolfe, IWA, 164.55; Team scores — VM 123; King 119; Garibaldo 2, Garza, Heather Methaney 2:03.47; 5. VW A 2:12.48; 6. G-P B 2:14.43. 4. Devan McKinzey, King, 152.30; 5. An- 3, Samantha Lopez 3. DIGS — AD, Beets The top 25 players on the SWIMMING Carroll 103; FB 98; VW 54; VE 47; G-P 40; 50 backstroke — 1. Nicole Soriano, thony Hancock, VM, 146.00; 6. Thaddeus Ray 33; IWA 30. 5, Surber 3, Lale-Harless 6, Garibaldo 10, Web.com Tour regular-sea- CCISD SPRINT INVITATIONAL VM, 29.75; 2. Jasbeth Delarosa, VM, Silva, VM, 142.15. Garza 5, Lopez 3, Methaney 3. BLOCKS — GIRLS 32.96; 3. Jessie Schumacher, VW, 33.46; 50 butterfly — 1. Caleb Dykehouse, TEAM TENNIS AD, Wursthorn, Harper 3, Lale-Harless 3. son money list earned PGA 200-yard medley relay — 1. Greg- 4. Samatha Beck, VE, 33.67; 5. Elle Boyd, G-P, 25.88; 2. Marcus Hernandez, VM, JV — AD won 25-19, 25-23. Tour cards. They are com- ory-Portland A (Silver Farrow, Elisse King, 34.24; 6. Silver Farrow, G-P, 34.91. 26.08; 3. Kevin Parra, Carroll, 26.94; 4. TUESDAY’S MATCHES Freshman — BB won 25-20, 25-23. peting against each other for Gibbens, Caroline Abraham, Veronica 50 breaststroke — 1. Nicole Soriano, Jorden Ramirez, VE, 28.01; 5. Andrew NON-DISTRICT Records — BB 2-4 district; AD 20-9 Kocik) 2:10.65; 2. Flour Bluff A (Marina VM, 34.32; 2. Caroline Downes, Moody, Leeton, VM, 28.49; 6. Cole Calhoun, FB, Rockport-Fulton at King, 4:30 p.m. overall, 5-1. tour priority, with regular- Langford, Jasmine Graves, Alyssa Fick, 35.37; 3. Brianna Spitler, FB, 36.18; 4. 31.40. Ray at Veterans Memorial, 4:30 p.m. TAPPS DISTRICT 4-4A Andrea Libby) 2:13.13; 3. Veterans Me- Alyvia Rangnow, VW, 37.82; 5. Jasmine 50 freestyle — 1. Jacob Huerta, Car- SACS def. IWA season earnings counting in VOLLEYBALL their totals. The other play- morial A (Nicole Soriano, Hannah Shul- Graves, FB, 37.98; 6. Haeli Meitzen, G-P, roll, 21.65; 2. Isaiah Hinton, King, 24.62; 3. 25-17, 21-25, 31-39, 14-25, 14-16 tze, Jasbeth Delarosa, Natalie Holliday) 39.63. Dillan Sievers, VW, 24.79; 4. Jesse Huang, TUESDAY’S MATCHES KILLS — IWA, Hayley Guerra 2, Arden ers are fighting for 25 cards 2:14.42; 4. FB B 2:22.57; 5. Victoria West 400 freestyle relay — 1. King HS A FB, 25.08; 5. Jason Buseman, FB, 25.71; 6. DISTRICT 28-6A Ebert 7, Avery Cohen 6, Mady Peetz 11, based on series earnings. A 2:25.17; 6. G-P B 2:26.13. (Elle Boyd, Isabella Tolentino, Claire Adam Awad, FB, 25.73. East Central at King, 7 p.m. Haven Cruz 7, Caroline Pekar 6, Cath- 100 freestyle — 1. Emily Garcia, Car- Croman, Natalia Pantoja) 4:24.66; 2. FB 200 freestyle — 1. Brian Whittington, Carroll at South San, 7 p.m. erine Schultz 6. ASSISTS — IWA, Alexis Grillo is fifth on the roll, 1:02.26; 2. Silver Farrow, G-P, 1:05.15; A (Andrea Libby, Alisa Lopez, Hannah FB, 2:06.30; 2. Connor Yandell, Carroll, Ray at Southwest, 7 p.m. Cervantes, Guerra 2, Arden Ebert 13, series money list with 3. Veronica Kocik, G-P, 1:05.20; 4. Clarie Curry, Fallyn Herrick) 4:32.39; 3. Carroll A 2:08.73; 3. Doyle Gebert, FB, 2:10.51; 4. DISTRICT 30-5A Peetz 3, Cruz 20. ACES — Guerra 2, Eb- $103,667, more than Walsh, IWA, 1:06.36; 5. Jasbeth Delarosa, (Marissa Brandner, Bella Lopez, Odalys Jonathan Cavazos, Ray, 2:12.26; 5. Darell Veterans Memorial at Calallen, 5 p.m. ert 4, Cohen, Peetz, Haven Cruz 3, Pekar. VM, 1:06.54; 6. Hannah Curry, FB, 1:06.63. Morales, Emily Garcia) 4:33.66; 4. FB B Ferniz, King, 2:14.71; 6. Andrew Kaneu- Gregory-Portland at Moody, 5 p.m. DIGS — IWA, Cervantes 7, Guerra 24, Eb- enough to wrap up a PGA 100 IM — 1. Caroline Abraham, G-P, 4:36.67; 5. G-P A 4:39.34; 6. VM A 4:50.94. bbe, Carroll, 3:10.71. Miller at Victoria West, 5 p.m. ert 15, Cohen, Peetz 5, Katie Skrobarc- Tour card. He lost a play- 1:07.30; 2. Jessie Schumacher, VW, Girls 3-meter diving — 1. Kelly Ward, 200 freestyle relay — 1. King HS A Victoria East at Tuloso-Midway, 6:30 zyk, Cruz 11, Pekar 16, Schultz 5. BLOCKS 1:12.52; 3. Marina Langford, FB, 1:14.98; King, 162.85; 2. Ambry Ledesma, VW, (Benji Cole, Isaiah Hinton, Darell Ferniz, p.m. — IWA, Cohen 7, Peetz 2, Skrobarczyk 4, off in March in the PGA 4. Andrea Libby, FB, 1:15.38; 5. Veronica 98.70; 3. Ansley Murphy, VW, 83.00. Devan McKinzey) 1:49.26; 2. VE A (Jared Alice at Flour Bluff, 6:30 p.m. Cruz 2, Schultz 6. Tour’s Puerto Rico Open. Kocik, G-P, 1:16.84; 6. Hannah Caldwell, 100 syncro diving relay — 1. VW A Kocian, Alan Marquez-Torres, Kyle Weis- DISTRICT 31-4A JV — IWA def. SACS 25-15, 15-25, FB, 1:16.87. 1:52.30. han, Jorden Ramirez) 1:53.67; 3. G-P A Orange Grove at Kingsville, 7 p.m. 25-21. 25 freestyle — 1. Samatha Beck, VE, Mixed syncro — 1. Kelly Ward, King, (Asher Overton, Caleb Kanmore, Jo- Beeville at Sinton, 7 p.m. Records — IWA 15-12 overall, 6-4 Associated Press 13.41; 2. Michaela Hummel, FB, 14.17; 148.65. hannes Geldenhuys, Caleb Dykehouse) Ingleside at West Oso, 7 p.m. district.