Seven Indoor Track & Field Athletes at NCAA Championships This Weekend

Outdoor Track & Field Opens Saturday At Corpus Christi Meet

VOLUME XIV, NO. 31 KINGSVILLE, TEXAS 78363 MARCH 12, 2014 Seven Indoor Track & Field Athletes at NCAA Championships This Weekend Texas A&M-Kingsville will champion in the high jump and has Christi (Carroll), is back this the 400-meter dash and Shykilia have seven athletes competing in the best jump this season at 7-3.25. season after missing the 2013 Sheppard, junior from Houston the NCAA Division II national Jordan Yamoah, sophomore campaign. He will be in the 200- (Reagan), in the long jump. indoor track and field meet Friday from Arlington, N.Y., won the pole meter dash. Yamoah’s event will be the and Saturday at Winson-Salem, vault last winter and has the third He was an indoor All- first of the meet, starting at 1 p.m. N.C., including two defending best jump this season. American in 2012 after finishing Friday. It will be the finals. national champions. Micah Idziak, sophomore fourth in the 200-meter dash. Sheppard will compete in the The Javelina entries qualified from Mosina, Poland, was fourth The other Javelina entries are long jump finals at 2 p.m. Friday. by meeting NCAA standards. in the 800-meter run at last year’s Javan Gray, junior from Perry will run in the 400 Jeron Robinson, junior from meet and returns. Springfield, Ore., in the shot put; prelims at 3:50 p.m. Friday and the Houston (Travis), is the defending Tim Price, junior from Corpus Amber Perry, junior from Goliad, in finals are at 4:30 p.m. Saturday. Robinson will be competing in the high jump finals at 4:55 p.m. Outdoor Track & Field Teams Open Friday. Idziak will run in the 800-meter Saturday in Corpus Christi Invitational run preliminaries at 4:35 p.m. The Texas A&M-Kingsville the 3000-meter run finals. seven of their top athletes, who Friday and the finals are at 5 p.m. men’s and women’s outdoor track The first of the field event will be entered in the NCAA Saturday. and field team will open its spring finals are set for 11 a.m. and the Division II national indoor meet in Price enters the 200-meter dash season Saturday at an invitational running event finals start at 1 p.m. Winston-Salem, N.C. prelims at 5:35 p.m. Friday and the meet in Corpus Christi. All events will be at the Having to wait a week to finals are at 5:45 p.m. Saturday. Texas A&M-Corpus Christi is Dugan Soccer and Track Stadium begin their outdoor seasons are The shot put finals are at 2:05 host for the event. on Nile Drive. Javan Gray, junior shot putter from p.m. with Gray as an entrant. The meet opens at 8 a.m. with The Javelinas will be missing (Continued on Page 2) All times are Eastern Daylight Shykilia Sheppard Time.

Javan Gray Michal Idziak Amber Perry Tim Price Jeron Robinson Jordan Yamoah Javelina Hash 10 Track & Field Athletes All-Region Javelina Hash Ten members of the Texas on the NCAA Division II All- Javelina women on the team are By Fred Nuesch, Coordinator of Athletic External Affairs A&M-Kingsville men’s and South Central Regioin team. Amber Perry, junior from Goliad in women’s indoor track and field The squad was selected by the 400-meter dash; Shykilia THE JAVELINA INDOOR track and field athletes who will be team were named to 12 positions the U.S. Track & Field Coaches Sheppard, junior from Houston in the NCAA Division II national indoor championships this Association. (Reagan) in the long jump; Kathy weekend in Winston-Salem, N.C., will see at least one familiar face. Outdoor Track & Tim Price, junior from Corpus Trevino, junior from Rio Grande City Marc Heinecke is the strength and conditioning coach at Field Season Christi (Carroll), and C.J. Griggs, in the 400-meter dash, and Alexis Winston-Salem University, the host school for the nationals. senior from Van Vleck, were on the Williams, freshman from Yoakum in team twice. the pole vault. Heinecke held the same position with the Javelinas until he Opens Saturday Price made the squad in the Joining the Javelinas from the joined the WSU staff in the spring of 2012. (Continued from Page 1) 55-meter and 200-meter dashes Lone Star Conference, West Texas Springfield, Ore.; Michal Idziak, and Griggs made the lineup in the A&M had 18 individuals in 23 THE NATIONAL INDOOR track and field meet will be held sophomore 800-meter run entry long and triple jump. events, Tarleton State had seven on the JDL Fast Track in Winston-Salem and is maintained by the from Mosina, Poland; Amber Javan Gray, sophomore from individuals in eight events, Texas city. Perry, 400-meter dash entry from Springfield,Ore., was on the team A&M-Commerce had five It was opened in January 2012 and is considered a state-of-the- Goliad; Tim Price, junior 200-meter as a shot putter; Jeron Robinson, individuals in five events, Angelo art facility for indoor competition. dash runner from Corpus Christi junior from Houston (Travis), was State had five individuals in 10 Numerous North Carolina high school meets have been held in (Carroll); Jeron Robinson, junior named as a high jumper; Jordan events, Eastern New Mexico had the building and college teams from throughout the Southeast have high jumper from Houston Yamoah, sophomore from two individuals in two events and used the facility. (Travis); Shykilia Sheppard, junior Arlington, N.Y., was on the team Harding had one individual in one There are eight straightaway lanes and six oval lanes as well as long jumper from Houston as a pole vaulter. event. ample warmup areas and multiple field event competition sites. (Reagan), and Jordan Yamoah, The facility was built in an old storage building formerly used sophomore pole vaulter from by Josten’s. Arlington, N.Y. The remainder of the two CAMERON, THE JAVELINAS’ baseball opponent last teams will be in Corpus Christi for the competition. weekend, may have the tallest pitching corps in NCAA Division II. These include C.J. Griggs, The Aggies had one 6-7 righthander, a 6-6 righthander, a 6-5 senior from Van Vleck, in the triple righty and a 6-3 righthander. jump; Alexis Williams, freshman The starting shortstop for the visitors was 6-6. from Yoakum, and Macario Zarate, junior from Alamo (Pharr-San JAVELINA INFIELDER JAMES Black had a perfect game at Juan-Alamo Memorial). the plate in the third game of the Cameron series last weekend. Griggs won the recent Lone He was three for three at the plate, had five runs batted in, Star Conference indoor triple jump scored twice and had two home runs. gold medal, Willams was the pole Black drove in five of the Javelina runs in the 7-2 victory. vaultchampion and Zarate took Outfielder Travis Laird had a similar game in the fourth outing first in the 55-meter hurdles. of the series. The meet is the first of two He was three for three at the plate, had a run batted in, scored consecutive appearances for the 2014 Javelina Indoor and Outdoor twice and had a home run and a double. Javelinas in the Coastal Bend. Track & Field Schedules The Javelinas host the IBC Indoor THE LONE STAR Conference baseball schedules are Bank Cactus Cup March 22 in March 14-15 – NCAA Division II Championships in Winston- somewhat confusing this spring. Javelina Stadium. Salem, N.C. Each team is playing the others in the league home-and-home. Outdoor But it’s not that simple. March 15 – Texas A&M-Corpus Christi Invitational in Corpus The teams will meet at one home site for a four-game series but Christi. will play only a three-game series when they meet in a return match March 22 – Cactus Cup in Kingsville. at the opponent’s field. March 27-29 – Texas Relays in Austin. The Javelinas met West Texas in four games in Canyon and will March 28 – Trinity Tiger Relays in San Antonio. play a three-game series April 4-5 in Kingsville. April 5 – Angelo State Relays in San Angelo. The Javelinas hosted Cameron in four contests last weekend in April 10-11 – Angelo State Multi Event in San Angelo. Kingsville and will play three games April 11-12 in Lawton, Okla. April 12 – Hurricane Alumni Invitational in Coral Gables, Fla. April 12 - Incarnate Word Invitational in San Antonio. TAMUK goes to Eastern New Mexico this weekend for four April 19 – Louisiana State Alumni Gold Meet in Baton Rouge, La. games and the Greyhounds come to Nolan Ryan Field April 18-19 May 1-3 – Lone Star Conference Championships in Kingsville. for three. May 11 – Javelina Last Chance Meet in Kingsville. The Javelinas and Angelo State play a four-game series March May 22-24 – NCAA Division II Championships in Allendale, Mich. 21-23 in San Angelo and will clash in three games April 25-26 in Kingsville. (Continued on Page 3) JavelinaJavelinaJavelina HashHash Hash Upcoming Javelina Events By Fred Nuesch, Coordinator of Athletic External Affairs March 13 – Softball: Lone Star Conference Showcase in Wichita Falls vs. West Texas A&M, 5 p.m., Mustang Park. March 14 – Baseball: *Eastern New Mexico in Portales, N.M., 6 p.m. (Continued from Page 2) Men’s, women’s indoor track & field: NCAA Division II And Tarleton State will come to Kingsville March 28-30 for Championships in Winston-Salem, N.C. four contests and will close the regulation season May 2-3 with Softball: Lone Star Conference Showcase in Wichita Falls. three games in Stephenville. vs. Tarleton State, 1:30 p.m., City Complex The conference baseball teams have played a series at one site vs. Texas Woman’s, 6:30 p.m., City Complex only for several years but with Abilene Christian and Incarnate March 15 – Baseball: *Eastern New Mexico in Portales, N.M., 1 p.m. (DH) Word dropping from the league last year, it became necessary to Men’s, women’s indoor track & field: NCAA Division II increase the number of conference games played between the Championships in Winston-Salem, N.C. Men’s, women’s outdoor track & field: Texas A&M-Corpus remaining members. Christi Invitational in Corpus Christi. This year’s baseball race is between Angelo State, Cameron, Women’s tennis: St. Edward’s in Austin, 9 a.m. Eastern New Mexico, Tarleton State, Texas A&M-Kingsville and Softball: Lone Star Conference Showcase in Wichita Falls West Texas A&M. vs. Midwestern State, 11 a.m., Mustang Park Midwestern State and Texas A&M-Commerce are LSC vs. Cameron, 4 p.m., City Complex. members without baseball programs. Women’s tennis: Northeastern Oklahoma in Austin, 1 p.m. March 16 – Baseball: *Eastern New Mexico in Portales, N.M., 1 p.m. IN MOST TRACK and field meets and events, the women’s Women’s tennis: Cameron in Kingsville, 1 p.m. race in a particular event is held first and the men’s race follows. Softball: Lone Star Conference Showcase in Wichita Falls. The NCAA Division II national indoor meet this weekend is vs. Eastern New Mexico, 10 a.m., Mustang Park. reversing the pattern. March 18 – Baseball: St. Edward’s in Kingsville, 6 p.m. (Dollar Day, The men’s race(s) in each event will be run first followed by title sponsor flower girls of Alice) (Sponsored by the women’s. New York Insurance) Football: Spring practice in Javelina Stadium, 4 p.m. FANS GOING TO the outdoor track and field meet Saturday in March 20 – Football: Spring practice in Javelina Stadium, 4 p.m. Corpus Christi may get their first look at Javelina sprinter Kaina March 21 – Football: Spring practice in Javelina Stadium, 4 p.m. Martinez, the Olympian from Belize. Basketball Alum Baseball: *Angelo State in San Angelo, 6 p.m. She wasn’t able to compete indoors, waiting to be cleared by Kathy Knape Richter, a March 22 – Men’s, women’s track & field: Cactus Cup in Kingsville, the NCAA. member of the Javelina Javelina Stadium. Hopefully she will be eligible to compete this weekend and she basketball team in the late Football: Spring practice in Javelina Stadium, 7 a.m. 1970s and early 1980s, was Baseball: *Angelo State in San Angelo, 1 p.m. (DH) should strengthen the women’s roster in the sprints. back on campus last week Softball: *Midwestern State in Wichita Falls, 5 p.m. (DH) to see the Javelina softball March 23 – Baseball: *Angelo State in San Angelo, 1 p.m. THOSE GOING TO Corpus Christi for the meet can get to the team take on St. Mary’s. Softball: *Midwestern State in Wichita Falls, noon Islander facility by taking South Padre Island Drive to the Nile Richter’s daughter is a March 25 – Softball: Texas A&M International in Kingsville, 5 p.m. Drive exit. Go north on Nile and after a short distance, the track is member of the Rattler (DH) (Dollar Day, title sponsor flower girls of on the left. squad. Richter, Alice). (Strike Out Pink, sponsored by Christus The meet is at the Texas A&M-Corpus Christi Dugan Soccer fromYoakum, is a retired Spohn Hospital Kleberg). and Track Field. softball coach at Hondo Football: Spring practice in Javelina Stadium, 4 p.m. This won’t be the Javelinas’ first meet at the facility. The High School. Baseball: Texas A&M International in Laredo, 6 p.m. Javelinas and Islanders had a practice meet in December. March 27 – Football: Spring practice in Javelina Stadium, 4 p.m. Diefenbach Men’s, women’s outdoor track & field: Texas Relays in Austin WHEN THE JAVELINA baseball team takes on Eastern New Named LSC March 28 – Baseball: *Tarleton State in Kingsville, 6 p.m. (Sponsored Mexico this weekend in Portales, it will be facing a New Mexico by Kleberg Bank) squad but the team is composed of mostly Californians. Pitcher of Week Softball: *Cameron in Kingsville, 5 p.m. (DH) (Sponsored Twenty-one of the Greyhounds’ players are from California Denver Diefenbach, Texas by Kleberg Bank) including their top five hitters and their top two pitchers. A&M-Kingsville senior, was Football: Spring practice in Javelina Stadium, 7 a.m. named the Lone Star Conference Men’s, women’s outdoor track & field: Texas Relays in Austin. Men’s, women’s outdoor track & field: Trinity Tiger Relays AFTER THE RECENT performances at the Lone Star pitcher of the week last week. in San Antonio. Conference indoor track and field meet, the Javelina athletes now The righthander from Victoria March 29 – Baseball: *Tarleton State in Kingsville, 1 p.m. (DH). hold or share eight of the league’s 34 records. (St. Joseph) threw a four-hit shutout in a victory over West (Sponsored by EmbroidMe). This is more than any other LSC school. Softball: *Cameron in Kingsville, 1 p.m. Abilene Christian, which no longer competes in the LSC, also Texas A&M. He struck out three while Men’s, women’s outdoor track & field: Texas Relays in Austin. has eight. March 30 – Baseball: *Tarleton State in Kingsville, 1 p.m. Angelo State and West Texas A&M each have four, Harding and walking two. (Continuedon Page 4) Diefenbach allowed only two runners to reach second base. *Lone Star Conference game/match. Javelina Hash LSC Entries in the NCAA Division II National Javelina Hash Indoor Track & Field Championships By Fred Nuesch, Coordinator of Athletic External Angelo State (4) Matt Rich, heptathlon Paul Alongo, long jump Kearah Danville, triple jump (Continued from Page 3) Luis Romero, mile run Sharon Kwarula, 60-meter Jordan Gray, long jump, Texas A&M-Kingsville (7) hurdles Tarleton State each have three record holders, Eastern New Mexico pentathlon Javan Gray, shot put Baptiste Moreu, mile run and Texas A&M-Commerce each have two and Midwestern State Jaylen Rodgers, 800-meter run Michal Idziak, 800-meter run Benoit Nadin, triple jump Eastern New Mexico (2) has one. Amber Perry, 400-meter dash Malika Ouedraogo, triple jump Isaiah Samoei, 3000-meter run, The Javelina conference record holders are: Tim Price, 200-meter dash Libby Strickland, high jump, 5000-meter run …..Samantha Alvarez, graduate from Victoria (Memorial), high Jeron Robinson, high jump pentathlon Harding (1) jump (5-7), 2013. Shykilia Sheppard, long jump Zach Weatherly, shot put Ewa Zaborowska, mile …..C.J. Griggs, senior from Van Vleck, triple jump (48-4), Jordan Yamoah, pole vault Women’s 1600-meter relay Tarleton State (1) 2013. West Texas A&M (9) team …..Michal Idziak, sophomore from Mosina, Poland, 800-meter Chase Rathke, 800-meter run run (1:51.67), 2013. Texas A&M-Commerce (5) NCAA Division II Indoor Track & Field Championship …..Tim Price, junior from Corpus Christi (Carroll), 200-meter Brikel Bailey, 800-meter run Time Schedule Anthony Harris, long jump dash (21.00), 2014. Friday Dorian McCradic, mile run …..Jeron Robinson, junior from Houston (Travis), high jump 9 a.m. – Heptathlon (7-3.25), 2014. 1 p.m. – Men’s pole vault finals Indoor Track & 2 p.m. – Women’s long jump finals …..Valerie Vrana, sophomore from Seguin (Navarro), shot put 2:30 p.m. – Men’s weight throw finals (43-1), 2014. Field Ranked 3 p.m. – Men’s mile run prelims …..Anthony Washington, senior from Houston (Cypress 3:15 p.m. – Women’s mile run prelims Springs), 55-meter dash (6.3), 2013. Regionally 3:30 p.m. – Men’s 400-meter dash prelims …..Jordan Yamoah, sophomore from Arlington, N.Y., pole vault The Texas A&M-Kingsville 3:50 p.m. – Women’s 400-meter dash prelims (16-9), 2013. men’s and women’s indoor track 4:10 p.m. – Men’s 60-meter dash prelims 4:20 p.m. – Women’s 60-meter dash prelims Lone Star Conference Indoor Track & Field Records and field teams continued to rank 4:25 p.m. – Women’s pole vault finals Men’s Division No. 7 in the NCAA Division II South Central Region polls last 4:35 p.m. – Men’s 800-meter run prelims 55-meter dash: 6.30, Anthony Washington, Texas A&M- 4:50 p.m. – Women’s 800-meter run prelims. week. Kingsville, 2013. 5 p.m. – Women’s weight throw finals. 200-meter dash: 21.00, Tim Price, Texas A&M-Kingsville, 2014. NCAA Division II 5:05 p.m. – Men’s 60-meter hurdles prelims South Central Region Indoor 400-meter dash: 48.22, Jordan Geary, Abilene Christian, 2013. 5:20 p.m. – Women’s 60-meter hurdles prelims Track & Field Polls 800-meter run: 1:51.67, Michal Idziak, Texas A&M- 5:35 p.m. – Men’s 200-meter dash prelims Compiled by the U.S. Track & 5:55 p.m. – Women’s 200-meter dash prelims Kingsville, 2013. Field Coaches Association 6:15 p.m. – Men’s 5000-meter run finals. Mile run: 4:14.73, Dylan Doss, West Texas A&M, 2013. Men’s Division 6:35 p.m. – Women’s 5000-meter run finals. 3000-meter run: 8:37.05, Isaiah Samoei, Eastern New Mexico, 2013. Rank Team 7 p.m. – Men’s distance medley relay finals. 5000-meter run: 14:47.21, Isaiah Samoei, Eastern New Mexico, 2013. 1. Adams (Colo.) State 7:30 p.m. – Women’s distance medley relay finals. 55-meter hurdles: 7.59, Courtney Macon, West Texas A&M, 2013. 2. Chadron (Neb.) State Saturday 1600-meter relay: 3:15.62, Abilene Christian (Osei Allyene-Forte, 3. Colorado Mines 9 a.m. – Pentathlon. 2 p.m. – Men’s triple jump finals. Johnathan Farquarshon, Bango Javesimi, Jordan Geary), 2013. 4. Western (Colo.) State 2:05 p.m. – Men’s shot put finals. Distance medley relay: 10:10.15, Tarleton State (Chase Rathke, 5. West Texas A&M 2:15 p.m. – Women’s high jump finals. Cameron Kre, Tye Doty, Dylan Willett), 2014. 6. Texas A&M-Commerce 4 p.m. – Men’s mile run finals. High jump: 7-3.25, Jeron Robinson, Texas A&M-Kingsville, 7. Texas A&M-Kingsville 4:10 p.m. – Women’s mile run finals. 2014. 8. Tarleton State 4:20 p.m. – Men’s 400-meter dash finals. Pole vault: 16-9, Jordan Yamoah, Texas A&M-Kingsville, 2013. 9. Metro (Colo.) State 4:30 p.m. – Women’s 400-meter dash finals. Long jump: 24-0, Anthony Harris, Texas A&M-Commerce, 2014. 10. Colorado-Colorado Springs 4:35 p.m. – Women’s triple jump finals. Triple jump: 48-4, C.J. Griggs, Texas A&M-Kingsville, 2013. Women’s Division 4:40 p.m. – Women’s shot put finals. Rank Team 4:45 p.m. – Men’s 60-meter dash finals. Shot put: 54-3, Zach Weatherly, West Texas A&M, 2013. 4:50 p.m. – Women’s 60-meter dash finals. Weight throw: 56-3, Kenny Odunaiya, Tarleton State, 2014. 1. Adams (Colo.) State 2. New Mexico Highlands 4:55 p.m. – Men’s high jump finals. Heptathlon: 4520, Luke Woods, Abilene Christian, 2013. 5 p.m. – Men’s 800-meter run finals. 3. Chadron (Neb.) State Women’s Division 5:10 p.m. – Women’s 800-meter run finals. 4. West Texas A&M 55-meter dash: 6.96, Reyard Thomas, Abilene Christian, 2013. 5:25 p.m. –Men’s 60-meter hurdles finals. 5. Western (Colo.) State 200-meter dash: 23.97, Reyard Thomas, Abilene Christian, 2013. 5:35 p.m. – Women’s 60-meter hurdles finals. 6. Angelo State 400-meter dash: 55.47, Elea Diarra, Abilene Christian, 2013. 5:45 p.m. – Men’s 200-meter dash finals. 7. Texas A&M-Kingsville 5:55 p.m. – Women’s 200-meter dash finals. 800-meter run: 2:09.55, Jaylen Rodgers, Angelo State, 2013. 8. Metro (Colo.) State 6:05 p.m. – Men’s 3000-meter run finals. Mile run: 5:10.93, Ewa Zaborowska, Harding, 2013. 9. Colorado-Mesa 6:25 p.m. – Women’s 3000-meter run finals. 3000-meter run: 10:10.99, Ewa Zaborowska, Harding, 2013. 10. Colorado State-Pueblo 6:45 p.m. – Men’s 1600-meter relay finals. 5000-meter run: 17:54.45, Aly Coughlin, Tarleton State, 2014. (Bold-faced and italicized teams 7 p.m. – Women’s 1600-meter relay finals. (Continued on Page 5) are in the Lone Star Conference) (Bold faced and italicized events have Javelina entries) NCAA Division II Softball Poll Ready at Compiled by the National Javelina Hash Third Fastpitch Coaches Association Rank Team By Fred Nuesch, Coordinator of Athletic External Affairs Valeria Ramirez, 1. West Texas A&M 2. Alabama-Huntsville (Continued from Page 4) junior from Waco (Mid- 3. California Baptist 55-meter hurdles: 8.06, Sharon Kwarula, West Texas A&M, way) and 4. Texas Woman’s 2014. Navarro 5. Augustana (S.D.) 1600-meter relay: 3:45.41, Abilene Christian (Shennae Steele, Junior 6. Armstrong Atlantic (Ga.) Reyare Thomas, Ayesha Rumble, Elea Diarra), 2013. College, 7. Humboldt (Calif.) State Distance medley relay: 12:06.75, Midwestern State (Cristina awaits a 8. Missouri-St. Louis Alcantar, C.J. Frizzell, Ana Lopez, Ashley Flores), 2014. grounder in 9. St. Mary’s 10. North Georgia High jump: 5-7, Samantha Alvarez, Texas A&M-Kingsville; the Javeli- 11. California-San Diego Libby Strickland, West Texas A&M, 2013. nas’ double- 12. Long Island-Post (N.Y.) Pole vault: 11-10, Tiffany Chambers, Harding, 2013. header with 13. Tampa (Fla.) Long jump: 19-7, Jordan Gray, Angelo State, 2014. Tarleton State Friday 14. Wayne (Mich.) State Triple jump: 43-1, Amanda Ouedraogo, Abilene Christian, 2013. 15. Fort Hays (Kan.) State Shot put: 43-1, Kimberly Williams, Angelo State, 2013; Valerie at Hubert Field. West Virginia Wesleyan Vrana, Texas A&M-Kingsville, 2014. 17. Anderson (S.C.) Weight throw: 56-1, Ashley Ross, Texas A&M-Commerce, 18. Valdosta (Ga.) State 2014. Softball Enters LSC Showcase 19. Caldwell (Idaho) Pentathlon: 3815, Jordan Gray, Angelo State, 2014. 20. Grand Valley (Mich.) The Texas A&M-Kingsville average. 21. Emporia (Kan.) State LONE STAR CONFERENCE notes: softball team travels to North Carlie Clark, freshman from 22. Dixie (Utah) State …..The Angelo State weight room will be named for Ben and Texas this weekend to take part in Tappahannock, Va., has a 2-8 23. Barry (Fla.) Alvetta Kelly after a donation from Mike Millegan. the Lone Star Conference record and a 5.31 ERA. 24. Angelo State The $300,000 donation will be used to establish the Michael H. Showcase in Wichita Falls. The Javelina pitchers have a 25. Shippensburg (Pa.) Millegan Academic Athletic Enhancement Endowment, the Michael Midwestern State will host 6.14 ERA. (Bold-faced and italicized H. Millegan Curriculum Enhancement Endowment, the Ben and the event that has the LSC Several of the Javelina teams are in the Lone Star schools going against each other. (Continued on Page 6) Alvetta Kelly Scholarship Fund and will fund the renovations to the Conference) The Javelinas will face six of weight room in the Junell Center on campus. the seven conference opponents. The weight room improvements will include new flooring, new They will not go against Angelo weight racks and platforms to provide increased safety for athletes. State. Millegan and Ben Kelly are former members of the Ram football The first game for the team. Javelinas will be at 5 p.m. …..Tarleton State won the Las Vegas Desert Classic last week. Thursday when they take on Fourteen schools participated . nationally ranked West Texas Isabel Jimenez-Perea of TSU was tournament medalist. A&M. …..Nicole Anderson resigned as head women’s basketball Friday’s schedule will see the coach at Texas A&M-Commerce. squad meeting Tarleton State at She had a 26-106 record in her five seasons with the Lions. 1:30 p.m. and Texas Woman’s at 6:30 p.m. NCAA DIVISION II notes: The Javelinas face two more …..Jacques Chapdelaine is the new head football coach at opponents on Saturday, matching Simon Fraser. up with Midwestern State at 11 He has been the offensive coordinator for the British Columbia a.m. and Cameron at 4 p.m. Lions of the Canadian Football League. In the final game Sunday, the A native of Sherbrooke, Quebec, he is a graduate of Simon Javelinas meet Eastern New Fraser and served as a member of the SFU staff in the 1980s. Mexico at 10 a.m. The Javelinas are 6-18 for the He has coached with several Canadian pro teams and colleges. year and 1-5 in the LSC standings. …..Max Thurmond has been named the linebackers and special Bailey Offill, senior utility teams coach at West Alabama. player from Van Alstyne, leads the He played at Jacksonville (Ala.) State and has coached at Javelina hitting with a .309 Jacksonville and Reinhardt (Ga.) University. average. She has six doubles. The Javelinas are hitting .237 as a team. Laying One Down Taylor McGill, senior catcher from China, lays down a bunt Support Your Javelinas!! Ariel Kellogg, junior from New Caney, has a 3-8 record in the in the Javelina series with Tarleton State last weekend at circle and has a 5 88 earned run Hubert Field. Baseball Travels to New Mexico The Texas A&M-Kingsville hitting .396 with a double and Calif., has a 3-0 record for the baseball team will hit the road this triple and Mark Foley, junior squad and his ERA is 2.08. weekend for a four-game Lone infielder from Vacaville, Calif., is Ben Monticello, senior hitting .381 with three doubles and righthander from Windsor, Calif., Big Game Star Conference series with Eastern New Mexico in Portales, a home run. has a 3-1 record and a 4.35 ERA. James N.M., and will return home Blake Cooper, junior The Eastern pitchers have a Black, Tuesday for a single non- outfielder from Long Beach, Calif., 4.21 ERA. senior conference matchup with hits .365 with five doubles, a triple St. Edward’s, which entered infielder nationally ranked St. Edward’s. and four home runs and Matthew the week with a 12-6 record, has from Spring The Javelinas are 5-3 in the Burks, junior outfielder from seven games before coming to (Klein LSC standings and were 10-7 Vacaville, Calif., has a .354 average Kingsville Tuesday. Collins), had overall going into a Tuesday game with six doubles, a triple and a West Koenig, senior first a perfect with nationally ranked St. Mary’s home run. baseman from Austin (Anderson), game in the in San Antonio. Three other Greyhounds are was hitting .439 with six doubles Javelina The Javelinas swept four hitting .333 or better. and two home runs. series with games from Cameron last weekend The Hounds have an Ransom LaLonde, senior Cameron at Nolan Ryan Field to climb in the impressive .322 batting average as shortstop from Tulsa, Okla., had a last week- LSC standings. a team. .379 average and four doubles and end. He The club has five players Matthew Artalejo, junior a home run. was three of hitting .339 or better. righthander from Westminster, (Continued on Page 7) three at the Blake Johnson, junior plate, had outfielder from Sugar Land five runs (Clements), leads the hitting with a batted in, 2014 Javelina Softball Schedule .367 average. He has three scored twice March 13 - Lone Star Conference Showcase in Wichita Falls. doubles and a triple. and had two vs. West Texas A&M, 5 p.m., Mustangs Park. Justin Lee, senior infielder home runs. March 14 - Lone Star Conference Showcase in Wichita Falls. from Strathmore, Alberta, has a vs. Tarleton State, 1:30 p.m., City Complex. .356 average with five doubles. vs. Texas Woman’s, 6:30 p.m., City Complex. Ryan Guedry, senior catcher March 15 - Lone Star Conference Showcase in Wichita Falls. from Houston (Christian), has a vs. Midwestern State, 11 a.m., Mustangs Park. .354 average with five doubles and vs. Cameron, 4 p.m., City Complex. Derrick Walls, senior infielder from March 16 – Lone Star Conference Showcase in Wichita Falls. San Antonio (Reagan), is hitting vs. Eastern New Mexico, 10 a.m., Mustangs Park. .350 with two doubles and a triple. March 22 - *Midwestern State in Wichita Falls, 5 p.m. (DH) Taylor Taska, senior first March 23 - *Midwestern State in Wichita Falls, noon Black, Robertson Named IBC baseman and pitcher from March 25 – Texas A&M International in Laredo, 5 p.m. (DH) Houston (The Woodlands), has a March 28 - *Cameron in Kingsville, 5 p.m. (DH) Bank Athletes of the Week .339 batting average with two March 29 - *Cameron in Kingsville, 1 p.m. Texas A&M-Kingsville Black, senior infielder from doubles and three home runs. April 1 – St. Mary’s in San Antonio, 4 p.m. (DH) baseball player James Black and Spring (Klein Collins), had a The Javelinas are hitting .282 Javelina basketball player Ruby perfect game at the plate when he as a team. April 4 - *West Texas A&M in Kingsville, 5 p.m. (DH) Robertson were named the IBC went three for three, had five runs Taska has a 2-0 record on the April 5 - *West Texas A&M in Kingsville, 1 p.m. Bank athletes of the week for their batted in, scored twice and had mound and his earned run average April 8 – Texas A&M International in Laredo, 1 p.m. (DH) performances last week. two home runs in a 7-2 Javelina is 0.89. April 12 - *Angelo State in San Angelo, 1 p.m. (DH). victory over Cameron. Denver Diefenbach, senior April 15 – Houston-Victoria in Kingsville, 5 p.m. (DH) Softball Enters In the four-game weekend from Victoria (St. Joseph), has a 3- April 18 - *Angelo State in Kingsville, 1 p.m. (DH) LSC Showcase series with the Aggies, he hit .455, 1 record and a 2.16 ERA and April 22 – St. Edward’s in Kingsville, 4 p.m. (DH) had seven RBIs and scored four Dallas Ponder, senior from April 25 - *Eastern New Mexico in Portales, N.M., 2 p.m. (Continued from Page 5) times. Flatonia, has a 3-1 record and a (DH) opponents in the showcase have Robertson, sophomore guard 3.86 ERA. April 16 - *Eastern New Mexico in Portales, N.M., noon impressive records. from Arlington (Bowie), had 18 The Javelina pitchers have a May 2-3 – Lone Star Conference Championship at site of No. 1 West Texas is 23-2, Texas points in the Javelinas’ game at cumulative 3.34 ERA. seed. Woman’s 17-6 and Midwestern 17- the Lone Star Conference Eastern entered this week’s May 9-11 – NCAA Division II South Central Region 9. All three are ranked nationally. Championships. play with an 11-7 overall record Championship at site of No. 1 seed. Cameron has a 13-8 record, She went four for six from the and 1-5 in the LSC. May 16-17 – NCAA Division II Super Region Championship at Tarleton is 11-15 and Eastern is 7-15. field, two for two from the three- Ryan Forkel, senior outfielder site of No. 1 seed. The Javelinas will return point stripe and was eight of eight from Yorba Linda, Calif., is hitting May 22-26 – NCAA Division II World Series in Salem, Va. home March 25 to host Texas at the free-throw ine. .442 and has three doubles. *Lone Star Conference games. A&M International in a non- Robertson also had five Brett Ackerman, senior conference encounter. rebounds and a steal. infielder from San Diego, Calif., is Baseball 30th in National Poll The Texas A&M-Kingsville Angelo State of the Lone 17. Colorado-Mesa baseball team was ranked No. 30 Star Conference was No. 27 and 18. Montevallo (Ala.) the Javelinas and Rams were the 19. Nova Southeastern (Fla.) Another Big last week in the NCAA Division II national baseball poll compiled by only conference schools in the 20. North Carolina-Pembroke Series Collegebaseballllineup.com. rankings. 21. St. Leo (Fla.) Taylor Taska, NCAA Division II Baseball Poll 22. Drury (Mo.) senior first NCAA Division II Baseball Poll Compiled by 23. Millersville (Pa.) baseman and Compiled by Collegiate Baseball Collegebaseballlineup.com 24. California Baptist pitcher from Newspaper Rank Team 25. Alabama-Huntsville Houston (The Rank Team 1. Tampa (Fla.) 26. California Poly-Pomona Woodlands), 1. Tampa (Fla.) 2. Minnesota State 27. Angelo State had another 2. West Florida 3. Lander (S.C.) 28. Lewis (Ill.) big series last 3. Minnesota State 4. West Florida 29. Wingate (N.C.) weekend. He 4. Southern Arkansas 5. Southern Arkansas 30. Texas A&M-Kingsville got a victory Nova Southeastern (Fla.) 6. St. Mary’s California State-Chico on the mound, 6. Lander (S.C.) 7. Wilmington (Del.) Concord (W. Va.) throwing a 7. Grand Valley (Mich.) State 8. Grand Valley (Mich.) State Delta (Miss.) State complete 8. Florida Tech 9. South Carolina-Aiken (Bold-faced and italicized seven-inning 9. California Baptist 10. Mount Olive (N.C.) teams are in the Lone Star game and 10. Barry (Fla.) 11. St. Cloud (Minn.) State Conference) allowing no 11. Valdosta (Ga.) State 12. Arkansas-Monticello runs and five 12. Franklin Pierce (N.H.) 13. St. Edward’s hits. He 13. St. Mary’s 14. Georgia College struck out 14. South Carolina-Aiken 15. Franklin Pierce (N.H.) nine. He hit 15. Mount Olive (N.C.) 16. Seton Hill (Pa.) .364 in the 16. St. Edward’s four games 17. California Poly-Pomona and scored 18. California State-Chico 2014 Javelina Baseball Schedule three times. 19. Lynn (Fla.) March 14 - *Eastern New Mexico in Portales, N.M., 6 p.m. 20. Shippensburg (Pa.) March 15 - *Eastern New Mexico in Portales, N.M., 1 p.m. (DH) Arkansas-Monticello March 16 - *Eastern New Mexico in Portales, N.M., 1 p.m. 22. St. Cloud (Minn.) State March 18 – St. Edward’s in Kingsville, 6 p.m. Delta (Miss.) State March 21 - *Angelo State in San Angelo, 6 p.m. 24. Arkansas Tech NCAA Division II South Central Region Baseball Poll March 22 - *Angelo State in San Angelo, 1 p.m. (DH) 25. Alabama-Huntsville Compiled by the National College March 23 - *Angelo State in San Angelo, 1 p.m. 26. Georgia College Baseball Writers Association March 25 – Texas A&M International in Laredo, 6 p.m. Rank Team 27. West Alabama 4. Colorado Mesa March 28 - *Tarleton State in Kingsville, 6 p.m. 1. St. Mary’s 28. West Texas A&M 5. Tarleton State March 29 - *Tarleton State in Kingsville, 1 p.m. (DH) 2. Angelo State Tarleton State 6. St. Edward’s March 30 - *Tarleton State in Kingsville, 1 p.m. 3. West Texas A&M 30. Colorado-Mesa 7. Lubbock Christian April 1 – St. Mary’s in Kingsville, 6 p.m. Other teams receiving votes 8. Eastern New Mexico April 4 - *West Texas A&M in Kingsville, 6 p.m. includes Angelo State. 9. Rogers (Okla.) State April 5 - *West Texas A&M in Kingsville, 1 p.m. (DH) (Bold-faced and italicized teams 10. Arkansas-Fort Smith April 8 – Texas A&M International in Kingsville, 6 p.m. are in the Lone Star Conference) Other teams receiving votes April 11 - *Cameron in Lawton, Okla., 6 p.m. includes Texas A&M-Kingsville. Baseball Goes April 12 - *Cameron in Lawton, Okla., 1 p.m. (DH) (Bold-faced and italicized April 18 - *Eastern New Mexico in Kingsville, 6 p.m. teams are in the Lone Star To New Mexico April 19 - *Eastern New Mexico in Kingsville, 1 p.m. (DH) Conference) (Continued from Page 6) April 22 – St. Edward’s in Austin, 2:30 p.m. The Hilltoppers had a team April 25 - *Angelo State in Kingsville, 6 p.m. April 26 - *Angelo State in Kingsville, 1 p.m. (DH) Javelina Remaining Tennis Schedule batting average of .290. Collin Sherrod, sophomore May 2 - *Tarleton State in Stephenville, 6 p.m. March 15 – St. Edward’s in Austin, 9 a.m. lefthander from Garland (Naaman May 3 - *Tarleton State in Stephenville, 1 p.m. (DH) March 15 – Northeastern Oklahoma in Austin, 2 p.m. Forest), had a 3-0 record on the May 8-10 – Lone Star Conference Tournament, site to be March 16 – Cameron in Kingsville, 1 p.m. mound and his ERA was 2.32. determined. April 5 – McMurry in San Antonio, TBA. Dalton Brown, junior lefty May 15-19 – NCAA Division II South Central Region Playoffs, site April 19 - Tarleton State in Stephenville, TBA. from Fort Worth (Haltom), was 2-0 to be determined. April 25-26 – Lone Star Conference Championships in Southlake with a 1.84 ERA. May 24-31 – NCAA Division II World Series in Cary, N.C. (Southlake Tennis Center), TBA. The St. Edward’s pitchers had *Lone Star Conference games. a cumulative 2.66 ERA. Steinke Family Visits Campus To View the Statue

Left to right, Scott Gines, TAMUK vice president for intercollegiate athletics and campus Mary Steinke, wife of Gil Steinke, with the Steinke statue recreation; Mary Steinke, and Dr. Steven Tallant, TAMUK president. that will be erected at Javelina Stadium.

Left to right, Jan Steinke Starnes of Austin, daughter of Gil Steinke; Mary Steinke and Left to right, Jan Steinke Starnes, Tom Starnes, Mary Carolyn Foster of Kingsville, niece of Steinke. Steinke, Jerry Foster and Carolyn Foster. Spring Football Gets Underway in Javelina Stadium

Spring Drills Assistant coach Tressor Baptiste runs a drill during the Javelina spring football practices last week in Javelina Stadium.

Head Man Javelina head football coach David Calloway puts one of the Javelina units through a drill during last week’s start of spring workouts. The team is off this week for spring break and will resume practice Tuesday afternoon.

Back in Business Javelina offensive line coach Jaime Martinez coaches his linemen during the spring workouts last week in Javelina Stadium. Martinez missed the fall season after having back surgery in August. Event Lineups for Javelinas at NCAA Division II National Indoor Track & Field Meet Men’s 200-Meter Dash Men’s High Jump Seed Name, School Class Time Seed Name, School Class Height 1. Jeremaine Jones, St. Augustine’s (N.C.) Jr. 21.31 1. Jeron Robinson, Texas A&M-Kingsville Jr. 7-3.25 Men’s Indoor 2. Lamar Hargrove, Tiffin (Ohio) Fr. 21.34 2. Isaac Jean-Paul, Lewis (Ill.) So. 7-1.50 3. Tim Price, Texas A&M-Kingsville Jr. 21.45 3. Jovan Vukicevic, Queens (N.C.) Jr. 7-1 Track & Field 4. Joshua Edmonds, St. Augustine’s (N.C.) Sr. 21.57 Edward Dudley, Lake Erie (Ohio) Sr. 7-1 Team Ranked 5. Adriel Hawkins, Missouri S&T Sr. 21.60 Jalen Ramsey, Shippensburg (Pa.) So 7-1 Jeffrey Fraley, Missouri Southern Jr. 21.60 6. Keyvan Rudd, Minnesota State Sr. 7-0.25 10th Nationally 7. Jerrell Hancock, Minnesota State Sr. 21.67 Khalil Henry, Limestone (N.C.) Sr. 7-0.25 8. Ishan Garrett, Tiffin (Ohio) Sr. 21.83 Justin Bethea, Adams (Colo.) State Jr. 7-0.25 The Texas A&M-Kingsville 9. Romel Lewis, Lincoln (Mo.) Sr. 21.86 9. Will Berry, East Stroudsburg (Pa.) So. 7-0 men’s indoor track and field team 10. Burkheart Ellis, St. Augustine’s (N.C.) So. 21.87 10. Joseph Postwaite, Lake Erie (Ohio) Jr. 6-11 moved up to No. 10 in the NCAA 11. Justin Avery, Livingstone (N.C.) Sr. 21.91 Nicholas Staley, Stonehill (Mass.) Jr. 6-11 Division II national poll last week. 12. Michael Ashley, Lincoln (Mo.) Sr. 21.92 Seth Bailey, East Stroudsburg (Pa.) So. 6-11 The poll is compiled by the Juwan Cubit, Lindenwood (Mo.) Jr. 21.92 Bennie Kirkwood, Western (Colo.) State Jr. 6-11 U.S. Track & Field Coaches Matthew Kujawski, Shippensburg (Pa.) Sr. 21.92 Kevin Claypool, Central Missouri Sr. 6-11 Association. 15. Dean Francis, Chadron (Neb.) State Sr. 21.94 Trent Chappell, Grand Valley (Mich.) Jr. 6-11 The Javelinas were the only 16. Te’Shad Chambers, Virginia State Jr. 21.95 Eddie Shelton, St. Augustine’s (N.C.) Sr. 6-11 men’s team from the Lone Star 17. Oshane Thomas, Lake Superior (Mich). So. 21.96 Robert Valdez, Lake Superior (Mich.) So. 6-11 Conference in the top 25. 18. Jordan Edwards, Academy of Art (Calif.) Jr. 21.97 Men’s Pole Vault In the women’s division, Men’s 800-Meter Run Seed Name, School Class Height Angelo State was No. 6 and West Seed Name, School Class Time 1. Jeff Piepenbrink, Pittsburg (Kan.) State Jr. 17-2 Texas A&M was No. 20. 1. Drew Windle, Ashland (Ohio) Jr. 1:48.05 2. Bret Myers, Grand Valley (Mich.) Sr. 17-1 NCAA Division II Indoor 2. Patrick Weaver, Colorado Mines Fr. 1:50.41 3. Jordan Yamoah, Texas A&M-Kingsville So. 16-9 Track & Field Polls 3. Ethan Barnes, Grand Valley (Mich.) So. 1:50.61 Brady Melugin, Missouri Southern So. 16-9 Compiled by the U.S. Track & 4. Dillon Webster, Findlay (Ohio) Jr. 1:50.94 5. Gran Jagger, Sioux Falls (S.D.) So. 16-7 Field Coaches Association 5. Carson Aberle, Colorado-Colorado Spgs. Jr. 1:51.76 Scott Greenman, Sioux Falls (S.D.) So. 16-7 Men’s Division 6. Jeremy Wilk, Grand Valley (Mich.) Sr. 1:52.06 7. Michael Juergens, Missouri Southern Sr. 16-6 Rank Team 7. Jermaine Blake, Lincoln (Mo.) Sr. 1:52.12 8. Ryan McGuire, Missouri S&T Jr. 16-4 1. Adams (Colo.) State 8. Garrett Hoch, Colorado Mines Jr. 1:52.35 9. Nelson Laskoski, Southern Connecticut Sr. 16-3 2. St. Augustine’s (N.C.) 9. Paul Pape, Nebraska-Kearney Sr. 1:52.73 Mark Seeba, Nebraska-Kearney Jr. 16-3 3. Ashland (Ohio) 10. Matt Jemilo, Lewis (Ill.) So. 1:52.81 11. Brady Tien, Fort Hays (Kan.) State Jr. 16-2 4. Grand Valley (Mich.) State 11. Austin Anaya, Adams (Colo.) State Fr. 1:52.95 James Blackwell, Cedarville (Iowa) Jr. 16-2 5. Minnesota State 12. Aduo Omot, Augustana (S.D.) Sr. 1:52.99 13. Jordan Pacheco, Slippery Rock (Pa.) Fr. 16-1 6. Southern Connecticut 13. Henrik Hansson, Augustana (S.D.) Sr. 1:53.00 Jay Kilpatrick, Nebraska-Kearney Jr. 16-1 7. Pittsburg (Kan.) State 14. Chase Ratke, Tarleton State Fr. 1:53.17 Kirk Capdeville, Minot (N.D.) State Jr. 16-1 8. Missouri Southern 15. Michael Idziak, Texas A&M-Kingsville So. 1:53.18 16. Brett Ottley, Fort Hays (Kan.) State Sr. 15-10 9. Findlay (Ohio) 16. Oliver Aitchison, Adams (Colo.) State So. 1:53.18 17. David Krumland, Nebraska-Kearney Jr. 15-10 10. Texas A&M-Kingsville 17. Curtis Johnson, American Inter. (Mass.) Sr. 1:53.29 Men’s Shot Put 11. Nebraska-Kearney Seed Name, School Class Distance 12. Southern Indiana 1. Christopher Reed, Minnesota State Sr. 65-10 13. Lincoln (Mo.) The Javelina 2. Donald Duke, Ashland (Ohio) Sr. 62-8 14. Shippensburg (Pa.) Highlights is 3. Wesley Lavong, Adams (Colo.) State Sr. 61-9 15. Tiffin (Ohio) 4. Chris Saikalis, Grand Valley (Mich.) Fr. 59-11 16. Southwest Baptist (Mo.) published weekly 5. Grant Smith, Shippensburg (Pa.) Jr. 59-5 17. Lake Erie (Ohio) by the Kingsville 6. Jason Zahn, Ashland (Ohio) Fr. 57-11 18. Western (Colo.) State 7. Jordan Bents, Sioux Falls (S.D.) Fr. 57-8 19. Colorado Mines Publishing Co. 8. Michael Thalken, Nebraska-Kearney Sr. 57-7 20. Sioux Falls (S.D.) Send address 9. Frank Catelli, Western Washington So. 57-5 21. Queens (N.C.) 10. Zach Weatherly, West Texas A&M So. 57-3 22. Alaska-Anchorage changes,news 11. Charity Kapukotuwa, Chadron (Neb.) State Sr. 57-2 23. Lewis (Ill.) and pictures or correspondence to 12. Marcus Vicars, Findlay (Ohio) Sr. 56-6 24. Mount Olive (N.C.) 13. Darien Thornton, Grand Valley(Mich.) So. 56-4 25. Central Missouri editor Fred Nuesch at Michael Cameron, Southern Connecticut Jr. 56-4 (Bold-faced and italicized MSC 114A, 700 University Blvd., 15. John Banovetz, Hillsdale (Mich.) Sr. 56-3 teams are in the Lone Star 16. Zac Papay, Ashland (Ohio) So. 56-2 Conference) Kingsville, TX 78363 17. Javan Gray, Texas A&M-Kingsville Jr. 55-8 (Continued on Page 11) 11 Javelinas on All-LSC Indoor Track & Field Team Eleven members of the Texas medals, more than any other New Mexico one each. fifth in the 200-meter dash and she Clarencio Guerrero, Tarleton A&M-Kingsville indoor track and school. The Javelinas also had more ran on the third-place 1600-meter State field team have been named to the Six of the medals were won by athletes on the All-LSC team than relay team. Anthony Harris, Texas A&M- All-Lone Star Conference lineup. Javelina men. any other school with 11. Perry had 17.5 points. She Commerce The all-conference squad West Texas A&M had seven West Texas A&M had nine; won the 400-meter dash, was third Josh Helom, West Texas includes athletes who won events, golds, Tarleton State five, Texas Tarleton State eight; Angelo State, in the 200 and ran on the 1600- A&M ran on winning relay units or who A&M-Commerce and Angelo Texas A&M-Commerce and meter relay unit. Michal Idziak, Texas A&M- scored 14 points in the LSC meet. State four each, Harding two and Midwestern State four each; Trevino had 15.5 points, Kingsville Nine Javelinas won gold Midwestern State and Eastern Harding two and Eastern New finishing second in the 200, third Cameron Kre, Tarleton State Mexico one. in the 400 and running on the Kenny Odunaiya, Tarleton Event Lineups for Javelinas at Javelinas on the All-LSC team relay. State NCAA Division II National Indoor are: Vrana had 11 points, winning Tim Price, Texas A&M- …..C.J. Griggs, senior from the shot put and finishing eighth Kingsville Track & Field Meet Van Vleck. in the weight throw. Chase Rathke, Tarleton State (Contnued from Page 10) …..Michal Idziak, sophomore Williams won the pole vault. Matt Rich, Texas A&M- Women’s 400-Meter Dash from Mosina, Poland. All-Lone Star Conference Indoor Commerce Seed Name, School Class Time …..Amber Perry, junior from Track & Field Team Tadarius Ridge, West Texas 1. Quanera Hayes, Livingstone (N.C.) Jr. 54.69 Goliad. Men’s Division A&M 2. Kayon Robinson, Adams (Colo.) State Sr. 55.24 …..Tim Price, junior from Brian Cooper, Tarleton State Jeron Robinson, Texas 3. Emma Shell, Southwest Baptist (Mo.) Sr. 55.52 Corpus Christi (Carroll). Michael Eschbach, Tarleton A&M-Kingsville 4. Carly Muscaro, Merrimack (Mass.) Fr. 55.77 …..Jeron Robinson, junior State Luis Romero, Texas A&M- 5. Donna-Lee Hylton, Lincoln (Mo.) Sr. 55.86 from Houston (Travis). Andrew Evans, Harding Commerce 6. Tamara Keane, Lincoln (Mo.) Sr. 55.90 …..Shykilia Sheppard, junior C.J. Griggs, Texas A&M- Isaiah Samoei, Eastern New 7. Amber White, Missouri Southern Jr. 55.90 from Houston (Reagan). Kingsville Mexico (Continued on Page 13) 8. Angela Mongitore, Adelphi (N.Y.) So. 55.91 …..Kathy Trevino, junior from 9. Keanna Moody, Academy of Art (Calif.) So. 55.97 Rio Grande City. 10. Maria Curit, Stonehill (Mass.) Jr. 56.09 …..Valerie Vrana, sophomore 11. Tovea Jenkins, J.C. Smith (N.C.) Fr. 56.15 from Seguin (Navarro). 12. Jessica Scherrer, Adams (Colo.) State Fr. 56.23 …..Alexis Williams, freshman 13. LaTisha Martin, Indianapolis (Ind.) Jr. 56.44 from Yoakum. 14. Megan Lundy, Shippensburg (Pa.) So. 56.45 …..Jordan Yamoah, 15. Amber Perry, Texas A&M-Kingsville Jr. 56.54 sophomore from Arlington, N.Y. 16. Clarissa Thomas, Central Missouri Jr. 56.73 …..Macario Zarate, junior 17. Kendra Knight, Sioux Falls (S.D.) Sr. 56.74 from Alamo (Pharr-San Juan- All-Confer- Women’s Long Jump Alamo Memorial). ence Thrower Seed Name, School Class Distance Price was the second leading Valeria Vrana, 1. Shanice McPherson, N. Mexico Highlands Fr. 19-11 scorer in the men’s division with sophomore 2. Jordan Gray, Angelo State Jr. 19-8 18.5 points. He won the 200-meter from Seguin 3. Stachia Reuwsaat, Chadron (Neb.) State Fr. 19-7 dash and broke the LSC record, (Navarro), was 4. Tajanel McNeil, Winston-Salem (N.C.) Jr. 19-6 was second in the 55-meter dash named to the 5. Shakinah Brooks, St. Augustine’s (N.C.) Fr. 19-5 and ran on the 1600-meter relay All-Lone Star 6. Nickiesha Beaumont, Lincoln (Mo.) Jr. 19-4 team that scored. Conference 7. Salcia Slack, New Mexico Highlands Jr. 19-3 Griggs had 12 points, winning Indoor Track Ramie Grayson, Pittsburg (Kan.) State Jr. 19-3 the triple jump and finishing & Field team Shakiesha Miller, Lincoln (Mo.) Sr. 19-3 seventh in the long jump. after winning 10. Tabitha Bernis, Edinboro (Pa.) Sr. 19-2 Robinson had 11 points, the shot put at 11. Shykilia Sheppard, Texas A&M-Kingsville Jr. 19-1 winning the high jump with a the conference Tanya Bjomsson, Western Washington Sr. 19-1 record height and scoring a point meet in Lub- Kendall Reynolds, Bowie (Md.) State Jr. 19-1 in the long jump. bock. 14. Kaylee Morgan, Missouri Southern So. 19-0 Idziak had 10.5 points, taking Whitney Rowe, Colorado-Mesa Jr. 19-0 first in the 800-meter run and 16. Jennifer Bjelac, Ashland (Ohio) Jr. 18-11 running on the 1600-meter relay. 17. Krishanda Brown, Benedict (S.C.) ‘ Jr. 18-10 Yamoah won the pole vault and Zarate took the 55-meter hurdles. 2014 Javelina Women’s Golf Schedule In the women’s division, April 14-15 – Lone Star Conference Championships in Horseshoe Sheppard had 18.5 points and was Bay (Horseshoe Bay Golf Club). the sixth leading scorer in the meet. She was second in the long jump, fourth in the 55-meter dash, Javelina Season’s Best Indoor Track & Field Performances Men’s Division 60-meter dash: *6.41, Tim Price (2), Lubbock (3-2). 200-meter dash: #21.00, Tim Price (1), Lubbock (3-2). Annual Cactus Cup *21.85, Jonathan Woodson (2), Lubbock (3-2). 400-meter dash: *49.02, Tyler Garibay (p), Lubbock (3-1). 600-meter dash: 75.30, Ryan Richardson (22), Lubbock (2-1). Men’s & Women’s 800-meter run: *1:51:94, Michal Idziak (1), Lubbock (3-2). 3000-meter run: 9:37.62, Jorge Alanis (22), Lubbock (2-1). 5000-meter run: 17:16.50, Jorge Alanis (28), Lubbock (2-1). College Track & Field Meet 60-meter hurdles: #7.62, Macario Zarate (2), Lubbock (3-2). 1600-meter relay: *3:21.19, Michal Idziak, Raul Cervantes, Luis Gonzalez, Tyler Garibay (8), Lubbock (2-1). Distance medley relay: 11:19.24, Emanuel Ibanez, J.C. Guzman, March 22 - Javelina Stadium Ryan Richardson, Jorge Alanis (7), Lubbock (3-1). High jump: #7.3.25, Jeron Robinson (1), Lubbock (3-1) #7-3, Jeron Robinson (1), Lubbock (2-14). Pole vault: *16-8.75, Jordan Yamoah (1), Lubbock (2-14). Outstanding NCAA Division I, II and III *16-6, Jordan Yamoah (1), Lubbock (3-1). Long jump: *23-10, C.J. Griggs (2), Lubbock (2-1). Track & Field Athletes Including Lone Star Triple jump:* 47-10, C.J. Griggs (1), Lubbock (3-2). Shot put: *55-8.25, Javan Gray (2), Lubbock (2-14). Conference Title Contenders Angelo State, Weight throw: 54-1.75, Derek Tesch (2), Lubbock (3-1). Women’s Division Tarleton State, Texas A&M-Commerce and 60-meter dash: *7.26, Santia Deck (3), Lubboc (3-2). 200-meter dash: *25.12, Kathy Trevino (2), Lubbock (3-2). Texas A&M-Kingsville 400-meter dash: *55.68, Amber Perry (1), Lubbock (3-2). *56.06, Kathy Trevino (3), Lubbock (3-2). 600-meter dash: 1:25.58, Kathy Trevino (5), Lubbock (2-1). 1000-meter run: 3:17.05, Claudia Fernandez (9), Lubbock (2-1). Mile run: 5:28.18, Claudia Fernandez (11), Lubbock (2-14). 3000-meter run: 11:33.63, Rebekah Jimenez (22), Lubbock (2-14). 60-meter hurdles: 9.12, Britny Biles (p), Lubbock (2-14). Angelo State 1600-meter relay: *3:50.85, Kathy Trevino, Amber Perry, Brianna Bartosch, Shykilia Sheppard (3), Lubbock (3-2). Concordia Long jump: *19-2.50, Shykilia Sheppard (1), Lubbock (2-14). *19-0, Shykilia Sheppard (2), Lubbock (3-1). Incarnate Word *18-2.50, Shykilia Sheppard (4), Lubbock (1-31). Triple jump: 34-3, Aricela Alvarez (14), Lubbock (1-31). Southwestern Pole vault: 11-7.25, Alexa Williams (1), Lubbock (3-2). High jump: 5-3.75, Amanda Haven (3), Lubbock (3-2). Tarleton State Shot put: *43-8.50, Valeria Vrana (4), Lubbock (2-14). Weight throw: 43-8, Valeria Vrana (8), Lubbock (3-1). #NCAA Division II automatic qualifying standard. Texas-Pan American *NCAA Division II provisional qualifying standard. Texas A&M-Commerce Texas A&M-Kingsville William Jewell (Mo.)

Prelude to the Lone Star Conference Championships May 1-3 - Javelina Stadium

Claudia Fernandez Macario Zarate Track & Field Signs Two More The Texas A&M-Kingsville 2013-14 Javelina Signees (Sharyland), 6-0, 280, defensive track and field team added two Baseball tackle. more athletes who signed Matias Terrones, Mesquite Aaron Harris, Houston national letters of intent. and Eastfield College, 6-0, 185, (Bellaire), 6-2, 320, defensive Keeping Tabs Molly Martinez of Bishop left-handed pitcher. tackle. Tyler Garibay, and Jasmine Miller of Missouri Miguel Pontiffs, Arlington Emond Hobbs, Freeport senior track and City (Marshall) are the latest (Sam Houston) and North (Brazosport), 5-9, 165, defensive field athlete from signees. Central Texas College, 6-0, 185, back. Laredo (United), Martinez is a two-time UIL left-handed pitcher. Jaylen Hunter, Katy (Cinco records jumps in state championship qualifier in Zach Smith, Houston Ranch), 5-11, 190, utility player. a high school the long jump and triple jump. (Cypress Ranch) and Angelina Dennis Johnson, San meet in Javelina Miller is a sprinter who College, 5-9, 170, infielder. Antonio (Stevens), 6-3, 177, wide Stadium earlier was the Region III-5A champion Football receiver. this season. in the 200-meter dash last Jordan Barton, Houston Austin Lawrence, San spring and has a best time of (Lutheran South), 6-1, 170, wide Antonio (Taft), 6-2, 305, 25.41. receiver. offensive lineman. They join five earlier Denzell Bates, Katy (Cinco DeAnthony Lee, San signees: Tarah Aliceaacosta of Ranch), 5-11, 195, running back. Antonio (Wagner), 5-8, 175, Houston (Langham Creek), Kayla Armando Castillo, defensive back. Arciba of Corpus Christi Brownsville (Lopez), 6-3, 285, Paul Matthews, Kyle (Moody), Richard Cervantes of offensive line. (Lehman), 5-7, 150, running back Mission (Sharyland), Chelsea Joshua Cavazos, San and wideout. Gonzalez of Corpus Christi Antonio (Steele), 6-0, 280, Trey Mitchell, Clovis, Calif., 11 Javelinas on All-Conference (Carroll) and Mariah Noyola of defensive tackle. and Reedley College, 6-3, 188, Harlingen (South). Richard Cervantes, Mission (Continued on Page 14) LSC Indoor Track & Field Team NCAA Division II Indoor (Continued from Page 12) Aly Coughlin, Tarleton State Track & Field Poll Gilson Umunnakwe, Tarleton Kearah Danville, Angelo State Compiled by the U.S. Track State Biance Farrington, West & Field Coaches Association Zach Weatherly, West Texas Texas A&M Women’s Division A&M Ashley Flores, Midwestern Rank Team Jordan Yamoah, Texas State 1. Adams (Colo.) State A&M-Kingsville C.J. Frizzell, Midwestern State 2. Lincoln (Mo.) Macario Zarate, Texas Rhemecka Graham, West 3. Grand Valley (Mich.) State A&M-Kingsville Texas A&M 4. Ashland (Ohio) Women’s Division Jordan Gray, Angelo State 5. Johnson C. Smith (N.C.) Cristina Alcantar, Midwestern Sharon Kwarula, West Texas 6. Angelo State State A&M 7. Central Missouri Jasmine Ambowode, Angelo Ana Lopez, Midwestern State 8. New Mexico Highlands State Amber Perry, Texas A&M- 9. Western (Colo.) State Kingsville 10. Alaska-Anchorage Jaylen Rodgers, Angelo State 11. New Haven (Conn.) Ashley Ross, Texas A&M- 12. Ferris (Mich.) State Commerce 13. Hillsdale (Mich.) Shykilia Sheppard, Texas 14. Tiffin (Ohio) A&M-Kingsville 15. Georgian Court (N.J.) Libby Strickland, West Texas 16. St. Augustine’s (N.C.) A&M 17. Augustana (S.D.) Jessie Thomas, West Texas 18. Wayne (Neb.) State A&M 19. Minnesota-Duluth Kathy Trevino, Texas A&M- 20. West Texas A&M Kingsville 21. Livingstone (N.C.) Valerie Vrana, Texas A&M- 22. Mary (N.D.) Kingsville 23. Metro (Colo.) State Jasmine Walker, West Texas 24. Nebraska-Kearney A&M 25. Southwest Baptist (Mo.) Conference Champion Alexis Williams, Texas (Bold-faced and italicized Alexis Williams, freshman from Yoakum, was the gold A&M-Kingsville teams are in the Lone Star medalist in the pole vault at the Lone Star Conference Kathy Trevino Ewa Zaborowska, Harding Conference) Indoor Track & Field Championships in Lubbock. Track & Field Signs Two More (Continued from Page 13) (Robinson), 5-7, outfielder. Chelsea Gonzalez, Corpus quarterback. Shyenne Hicks, Salado, 5-8, Christi (Carroll), distance and Trevor Moses, Corpus infielder. cross country. Christi (Calallen), 6-1, 185, Kyra Lockley, Boling, 5-4, Molly Martinez, Bishop, linebacker/ catcher/third base. long and triple jump. Travis Quintanilla, Refugio, Rachael Longoria, Hutto, 5- Mariah Noyola, Harlingen 5-10, 185, quarterback. 2, third base/catcher. (South), middle-distance and Jonathan Robinson, San Brittney Rodriguez, Houston cross country. Antonio (Brandeis), 6-4, 200, (Cypress Woods), 5-6, infielder/ Jasmine Miller, Missouri safety and punter. outfielder. City (Marshall), dashes, relays. Joseph Te’o, Fairfield, Calif. Isabella Rosas, San Antonio Volleyball (DeLaSalle) and Diablo Valley (Holmes), 5-6, pitcher. Casey Klobedans, Boerne (Calif.) Community College, 5-10, Joanna Tapley, Corsicana (Champion), 5-10, setter. 210, running back. (Mildred), 5-6, pitcher. Alex Wells, Austin (Bowie) Sione Tupouata, Oakland, Track & Field and Hill College, 5-7, middle Calif., and Diablo Valley (Calif.) Tarah Aliceaacosta, Houston blocker. Community College, 6-4, 290, (Langham Creek), long jump, Brett Zaccardo, Bushland, 5- defensive line. hurdles and multi-event. 7, outside hitter/libero Augafa Vaaulu, Los Kayla Arciba, Corpus Christi Women’s Basketball Angeles, Calif. (Warren) and (Moody), distance and cross Sheridan Pilcher, Hurst (L.D. Long Beach (Calif.) City College, country. Bell), 5-9, guard 6-2, 310, defensive line. Richard Cervantes, Mission Women’s Golf Shawn Vasquez, Discovery (Sharyland), shot put and Brittany Rodriguez, Corpus Bay, Calif. (Liberty) and Los discus. Christi (Moody). Madanos Junior College, 5-10, 180, running back. Blake Wesley, Missouri City Lindsey Mahone (55) (Ridge Point), 5-8, 150, cornerback. Devonte Williams, Houston (Travis), 6-1, 180, safety. Mahone on Lone Star Kyle Williams, Crosby, 6-2, 205, defensive back and wide All-Defensive Team receiver. Lindsey Mahone, Texas A&M-Kingsville junior guard from Corpus Softball Christi Carroll, was named to the Lone Star Conference women’s all- Michelle Boyett, Waco defensive team last week. NCAA Division II South She joined four of the top players in the league on the unit. Lone Star Conference Women’s Basketball Central Region Men’s All-Defensive Team Basketball Poll Compiled by the NCAA Andrea Carter, Midwestern State, forward, Jr., Angleton Basketball Committee Devin Griffin, West Texas A&M, forward, Sr., Lubbock. Rank Team Mary Kuvtun, Texas Woman’s, center, Sr., Lviv, Ukraine. 1. Metro (Colo.) State Lindsey Mahone, Texas A&M-Kingsville, guard, Jr., Corpus 2. Tarleton State Christi (Carroll). 3. Midwestern State Kiara Wright, Tarleton State, center, Sr., Pittsburg. 4. Colorado Mines 5. St. Mary’s 6. Arkansas-Fort Smith LSC Men’s Basketball All-Defensive Team 7. Texas A&M-Commerce Antjuan Ball, West Texas A&M, forward, Jr., Collirene, Ala. 8. Angelo State Xavier Blackburn, Midwestern State, forward, Jr., Verdunville, La. 9. Texas A&M International Davene Carter, Tarleton State, forward, Jr., Duncanville. 10. Colorado-Colorado Springs Devone Davis, Eastern New Mexico, guard, Sr., Brooklyn, N.Y. (Bold-faced and italicized Christian Macauley, Texas A&M-Commerce, center, Jr., teams are in the Lone Star Freshman Vaulter Washington D.C. Conference) Bryce Martin, pole vaulter from Salado, is a freshman with the Javelinas and finished fifth in the recent Lone Star www.javelinaathletics.com Conference Indoor Track & Field Championships in Lubbock. Mahone All-LSC Second Team Texas A&M-Kingsville junior league; 5.8 defensive rebounds a Chontiquah White, West Lindsey Mahone was named to game, third best in the conference, Texas A&M, center, Jr., Dallas. the All-Lone Star Conference and she was fourth in steals with a Kiara Wright, Tarleton State, second team last week. 2.2 average. center, Sr., Pittsburg. Javelina guard Ashley Viera, Viera averaged in double Second Team sophomore from Corpus Christi figures, scoring 10.8 points a game. Hillari Adam, Angelo State, (Ray), was on the honorable All-LSC Women’s forward, Jr., Wall. mention list. Basketball Team Brianna Bledsoe, Tarleton Mahone, 5-10 forward from First Team State, guard, Sr., Stephenville. Corpus Christi (Carroll), led the Andrea Carter, Midwestern Rebekah Cluley, Texas Javelinas in scoring and State, forward, Jr., Angleton Woman’s, guard, Sr., Wichita Falls. rebounding this season. Devin Griffin, West Texas Casey Land, West Texas She averaged 13.9 points a A&M, forward, senior, Lubbock. A&M, guard, Sr., Canyon. game, fifth best in the LSC; 7.2 Breanna Harris, Texas A&M- Lindsey Mahone, Texas rebounds, fourth best in the Commerce, forward, Sr., Mansfield. A&M-Kingsville, guard, Jr., Corpus Christi (Carroll) West Texas, Tarleton Win Honorable Mention Includes Ashley Viera, Texas LSC Tournament Titles A&M-Kingsville, guard, sophomore, Corpus Christi (Ray). The Tarleton State men and automatic berths in the NCAA Special Recognition the West Texas A&M women won Division II national playoffs. Player of the year: Kiara the Lone Star Conference Both TSU and West Texas Wright, Tarleton State postseason tournament titles last will enter the national playoffs Defensive player of the year: weekend in Allen. with 27-2 records, and both are Kiara Wright, Tarleton State. Both will receive the LSC’s ranked near the top of the national Freshman of the year: polls in their division. NCAA Division II Men’s Kenesha Saygo, Texas Woman’s West Texas defeated Basketball Poll Newcomer of the year: Kathy Tarleton, 76-67, in the women’s Compiled by the National Thomas, Tarleton State title game and Tarleton beat Association of Basketball Coach of the year: Mark Midwestern State, 71-65, in the Coaches men’s championship. Kellogg, West Texas A&M. Rank Team All-Conference Duo 1. Metro (Colo.) State 2. East Stroudsburg (Pa.) Lindsey Mahone, right, junior guard from Corpus Christi 3. West Liberty (W. Va.) (Carroll), and Ashley Viera, sophomore guard from Corpus 4. Drury (Mo.) Christi (Ray), were named to the All-Lone Star Conference 5. Tarleton State basketball team last week. 6. Southern Connecticut All-Lone Star Conference Men’s Basketball Team 7. South Carolina-Aiken First Team 8. Indianapolis (Ind.) LaDon Carnegie, Texas A&M-Commerce, forward, Jr., Grand Rapids, 9. Colorado Mines Mich. 10. Indiana (Pa.) Chuck Guy, Tarleton State, guard, Sr., Fort Worth. 11. California Baptist De’Andre Upchurch,Tarleton State, guard, Sr., Flint, Mich. 12. Cal State-San Bernardino Kenny Williams, Angelo State, forward, Sr., St. Louis, Mo. 13. Lincoln Memorial (Tenn.) Monzaigo Williams, MidwesternState, guard, Sr., Las Vegas, Nev. 14. Minnesota State Second Team 15. Central Missouri Xavier Blackburn, Midwestern State, forward, Jr., Verdunville, La. 16. Florida Southern Rodney Blackmon, Eastern New Mexico, guard, Sr., Los Angeles, 17. Montevallo (Ala.) Calif. 18. Seattle Pacific (Wash.) Will Cook, Cameron, guard, Sr., Dallas. 19. Wisconsin-Parkside Craig Foster, Cameron, guard, Sr., Lawton, Okla. 20. Southern Indiana Devondrick Walker, Texas A&M-Commerce, guard, Sr., Garland. 21. Lake Superior (Mich.) Special Recognition 22. California Poly-Pomona Player of the year: Chuck Guy, Tarleton State 23. Lewis (Ill.) Defensive player of the year: Christian Macauley, Texas A&M- 24. Midwestern State Commerce 25. Delta (Miss.) State Learning Process Freshman of the year: De’Andre Carson, Texas A&M-Commerce (Bold-faced and italicized Javelina assistant coach Andrew Hering handles one of the Newcomer of the year: Kenny Williams, Angelo State teams are in the Lone Star sessions at the Javelina spring practice drills last week in Coach of the year: Lonn Reisman, Tarleton State Conference) Javelina Stadium. Tennis to Host Cameron The Texas A&M-Kingsville Sunday to host Lone Star women’s tennis team will be on Conference opponent Cameron in the road Saturday for a pair of a 1 p.m. matchup on the Bishop matches in Austin and will host its High School courts. only home match of the season The squad dropped a 9-0 Sunday in Bishop. decision to nationally ranked and The Javelinas have a match LSC opponent Midwestern State with St. Edward’s at 9 a.m. last weekend in Wichita Falls. Saturday in Austin and will meet The Javelinas’ No. 1 singles Northeastern Oklahoma at 2 p.m. player, Maria Herrera, sophomore Saturday on the St. Edward’s from Ecuador, won her first set, 6- courts. 4, and lost 6-4, 10-6 in the second The squad returns home and third sets. Golf Idle Until LSC Meet The Texas A&M-Kingsville and Jessica Sellers, sophomore women’s golf team will be idle from San Antonio (Steele), had a until April 14-15 when it enters the 178 for 32nd place. Lone Star Conference The Javelinas finished fourth Championships in Horseshoe Bay. with a 661 score. The tournament will be at the Host Schreiner took the team Horseshoe Bay Golf Club. Chamber of Commerce Banquet Attendees title with a 634. The squad played in the Southwestern was second Javelina athletic staff members Joe Biedron, second from right, associate athletic director Schreiner Women’s Shootout last with a 647, Trinity third at 649, for external advancement, and Gary Zacher, center, annual giving and game-day promo- week in Kerrville and Ashley Coy, Hardin-Simmons fifth at 669 and tions coordinator, were among the attendees at the Kingsville Chamber of Commerce junior from Bastrop, tied for Texas Lutheran sixth with a 736 banquet last week at the Kingsville Naval Air Station. Left is Texas A&M-Kingsville medalist honors with a 154 score. score. president Dr. Steven Tallant; right is Dr. Terisa Riley, senior vice president for fiscal and Brandy Rivera, senior from student affairs at TAMUK, and second from left is Brad Walker, CEO/executive director McAllen, was eighth with a 159 and chief development officer of the Texas A&M-Kingsville Foundation. Riley delivered score; Analysa Coy, sophomore the main address at the event. from Bastrop, was 25th with a 173 44 Receive Indoor Track & Field Letters Forty-four members of the Also Amanda Haven, senior Claudia Fernandez, grad student Texas A&M-Kingsville men’s and from Corpus Christi (Calallen); from Barcelona, Spain; Jesus women’s indoor track and field Michal Idziak, sophomore from Garza, senior from Round Rock teams have been recommended for Mosina, Poland; Tim Price, junior (Stony Point); Luis Gonzalez, letters by head coach Ryan Dall. from Corpus Christi (Carroll); freshman from Roma; Javan Five are receiving their fourth Rebekah Jimenez, sophomore from Gray, sophomore from Springfield, letter. McAllen (Memorial). Ore. These are Santia Deck of Also Logan Nelson, junior from Also Emmanuel Ibanez, Alpharetta, Ga., Tyler Garibay of Orange Grove; Marissa Reyes, sophomore from Kingsville Laredo (United), C.J. Griggs of Van sophomore from Corpus Christi (King); Bryce Martin, freshman Vleck, Geronimo Lopez of Rio Grande (West Oso); Jeron Robinson, junior from Salado; Erwin Oliva, junior City and Jonathan Woodson of from Houston (Travis). from Harlingen; Ramon Quijano, Missouri City (Marshall). And Valerie Vrana, freshman from Rota, Spain; Ryan Each is a senior. sophomore from Seguin Richardson, sophomore from Lettering for a third time are (Navarro); Corbin Whalum, senior Houston (Clear Lake). J.C. Guzman, junior from San from Stone Mountain, Ga., and Also Alejandro Sanchez, Benito; Amber Perry, junior from Jordan Yamoah, sophomore from freshman from Harlingen (South); Goliad, and Kathy Trevino, junior Arlington, N.Y. Shykilia Sheppard, junior from from Rio Grande City. Lettering for the first time are Houston (Reagan); Derek Tesch, Receiving second letters are Jorge Alaniz, junior from Rio senior from Blanco; Sydnei Vela, Brianna Bartosch, junior from Grande City; Jerome Brooks, freshman from Alice. Goliad; Britny Biles, senior from senior from San Antonio (Sam And Alexis Williams, Portland (Gregory-Portland); Jose Houston); Raul Cervantes, freshman from Yoakum; Chelsea Galvan, sophomore from Los sophomore from Weslaco (East); Williams, sophomore from Habitat for Humanity Fresnos; Christian Garcia, Mark Covos, freshman from Del Rio. Houston (Dobie), and Macario Javelina football and volleyball players were in Alice last sophomore from Eagle Pass; Also Dylan Dimock, Zarate, junior from Alamo (Pharr- weekend to help with a Habitat for Humanity project. Stephanie Garcia, junior from Freer. sophomore from Toronto, Ontario; San Juan-Alamo Memorial). Right is Javelina head football coach David Calloway.