Javelina Football Begins Spring Workouts Monday More than 70 prospects, The first workout is at 7 a.m. Neal LaHue, a former Javelina Chris Jones is the co- including 36 lettermen, are Former Javelina player and player and coach, is the new defensive coordinator and expected to report Monday when coach Mike Salinas has taken over offensive coordinator and Haskel defensive line coach; Parker the Texas A&M-Kingsville as head coach of the Javelina Buff returns as the defensive Cundiff is the tight ends coach; football team begins its spring program and most of the coaching coordinator and linebackers Jonathan Petty is the new special workouts in Javelina Stadium. staff includes newcomers. coach. (Continued on Page 8)

VOLUME XX, NO. 30 KINGSVILLE, TEXAS 78363 MARCH 11, 2020 Men’s Basketball Advances To NCAA Playoffs The Texas A&M-Kingsville The Javelinas were one of men’s basketball team received an five LSC schools invited to the invitation to the NCAA Division II eight-team regional event. South Central Region playoffs West Texas A&M is the No. 1 Sunday night and will be in action seed and will host the meet. St. for the first time Saturday. Edward’s is the second seed, The Javelinas will take on Angelo State is the No. 4 seed, the Lone Star Conference rival Angelo Javelinas are seeded No. 5 and State at 8:30 p.m. in Canyon. (Continued on Page 12) Softball To Host Angelo State, Lubbock Christian In Lone Star Series The Texas A&M-Kingsville beginning at 5 p.m. softball team will host Angelo They will play ASU in a 1 p.m. Dayante McClellan, 6-6 junior State and Lubbock Christian in single game Saturday, and it won’t forward from Austin (Del Valle), five games this weekend at Hubert count in the LSC standings. gets a layup in the Javelina men’s basketball game with St. Edward’s Field. Lubbock Christian will be in in the Lone Star Conference The Javelinas meet Angelo town Sunday for a noon LSC tournament Saturday in Frisco. State in a Friday Lone Star twinbill. (Photo by Trevor Fleeman) Conference doubleheader The Javelinas are 17-9 for the year and 2-2 in the LSC standings. Madisen Onofrei leads the team at the plate with a .380 batting average. She has four doubles, a triple and six home runs. Loren Kelly has a .353 average with a triple and Jory Cervantes is hitting .329. The Javelinas are hitting .287 as a team. Saidi Castillo has an 8-4 record in the circle and her earned Chauncey Thomas, 6-0 senior guard from Plano, drives past a St. run average is 1.66. Edward’s defender in Saturday night’s Lone Star Conference tourna- (Continued on Page 16) ment semifinals in Frisco. (Photo by Trevor Fleeman) Javelina Hash By Fred Nuesch, Coordinator of Athletic External Affairs

THE JAVELINA WOMEN’S tennis team has truly been playing among the wolves the past two matches. They met the Colorado State-Pueblo Thunderwolves last week in Pueblo, winning 7-0, and played the Northwood (Mich.) Timberwolves Sunday in Florida. The team swept its two matches in Florida, beating Quincy (Ill.) and Northwood by 7-0 scores.

VALERIE RUIZ, SENIOR member of the Javelina women’s tennis team, got her 100th victory in the victory over Quincy Tuesday in Orlando, Fla. She becomes the first Javelina to reach the plateau. Ruiz received the Lone Star Conference sportsmanship award last year.

THE LONE STAR Conference’s strength in men’s and women’s basketball became evident when the NCAA Division II regional teams were selected. The league got five teams out of eight in each of the divisions. And the LSC had the No. 1 seed in each division. West Texas A&M was No. 1 in the men’s selections and Lubbock Christian, defending national champion, is No. 1 in women’s play. By being the No. 1 seeds, the regional tournaments will be in Canyon and Lubbock.

THE NCAA ESTABLISHED a COVID-19 advisory panel of leading medical, public health and epidemiology experts from their respective fields and NCAA member schools last week to guide its response to the outbreak of coronavirus. NCAA chief medical officer Dr. Brian Hainline leads the group. It has: Rashon Thomas, 6-6 senior guard from Houston (Klein Forest), drives past a Dallas Baptist defender at the …Stephen Chu, MD, team physician at the University of Lone Star Conference tournament last weekend in Frisco. The Javelinas defeated the Patriots in the Colorado and member of the NCAA Committee on Competitive quarterfinal round of the tournament. Thomas had 14 points and four rebounds in the victory. He also had a Safeguards and Medical Aspects of Sports. pair of assists and a steal. (Photo by Ryan Smith) …Carlos del Rio, MD, chair, Hubert Department of Global Health at Emory University’s Rollins School of Public Health. 2020 Javelina Softball Schedule …Colleen Kraft, MD, associate chief medical officer at March 13 - *Angelo State in Kingsville (DH), 5 p.m. Emory’s hospital. March 14 – Angelo State in Kingsville, 1 p.m. th …Vivek Murthy, MD, 19 Surgeon General of the United States March 15 - *Lubbock Christian in Kingsville (DH), noon. and member of the NCAA Board of Governors. March 20 - *Texas Woman’s in Denton (DH), 4 p.m. …Mike Rodriguez, senior director of the U.S. Tennis March 22 - *Texas A&M-Commerce in Commerce (DH), 1 p.m. Association and U.S. Open Security. March 26 - *Midwestern State in Kingsville (DH), 5 p.m. …William Schaffner, MD, professor of preventive medicine, Since 1925... March 28 - *Tarleton State in Kingsville (DH), 1 p.m. Division of Infectious Diseases at Vanderbilt University Medical April 2 - *West Texas A&M in Canyon (DH), TBA Center. Nothing Is Better April 4 - *Eastern New Mexico in Portales, N.M. (DH), noon. College athletic liaisons on the advisory panel are: Than April 9 - *Western New Mexico in Kingsville (DH), 5 p.m. …Nicholas Clark, former Coastal Carolina athlete and Board of April 11 - *Texas-Permian Basin in Kingsville (DH), noon Governors Student-Athlete Engagement Committee chair. Being a April 14 - *Texas A&M International in Laredo (DH), 2 p.m. …Caroline Lee, Southeastern Louisiana athlete, NCAA Division April 18 - *Texas-Tyler in Tyler (DH), 1 p.m. Javelina! April 23 - *Oklahoma Christian in Kingsville (DH), 5 p.m. I Student-Athlete Advisory Committee member and Division I April 25 - *Cameron in Kingsville (DH), noon. SAAC representative to the NCAA Committee on Competitive We Are Family! (Continued n Page 3) *Lone Star Conference games. Upcoming Javelina Events Javelina Hash March 13 – Softball: *Angelo State in Kingsville (DH), 5 p.m. By Fred Nuesch, Coordinator of Athletic External Affairs Baseball: *Texas-Permian Basin in Odessa, 3 p.m. Indoor Track & Field: NCAA Division II Championships in Birmingham, Ala. (Continued from Page 2) Beach Volleyball: Grand Canyon Tournament in Phoenix, Ariz Safeguards and Medical Aspects of Sport. vs. Ottawa (Ariz.), noon. …Mary Northcutt, Carson-Newman (Tenn.) athlete, NCAA Women’s Tennis: Spring Fling in San Antonio. Division II Student-Advisory Committee member and Division II March 14 – Softball: Angelo State in Kingsville, 1 p.m. SAAC representative to the NCAA Committee on Competitive Men’s Basketball: NCAA Division II South Central Region Safeguards and Medical Aspects of Sport. playoffs in Canyon. …Isaiah Swann, University of Texas-Dallas athlete, NCAA vs. Angelo State, 8:30 p.m Division III Student-Athlete Advisory Committee member and Baseball: *Texas-Permian Basin in Odessa (DH), 2 p.m. Division III SAAC representative to the NCAA Committee on Beach Volleyball: Grand Canyon Tournament in Phoenix, Ariz Competitive Safeguards and Medical Aspects of Sport. vs. Loyola Marymount (Calif.), 9 a.m. “The NCAA is committed to conducting its championships and vs. Grand Canyon, 1 p.m. Indoor Track & Field: NCAA Division II Championships in events in a safe and responsible manner,” Donald Remy, NCAA Birmingham, Ala. chief operating officer, said. “Today we are planning to conduct March 15 – Softball: *Lubbock Christian in Kingsville (DH), noon. our championships as planned, however, we are evaluating the Men’s Basketball: NCAA Division II South Central Region COVID-19 situation daily and will make decisions accordingly. playoffs in Canyon, semifinal games. “We are actively monitoring COVID-19 in the United States and Baseball: *Texas-Permian Basin in Odessa, 1 p.m. will make recommendations on competition based on the evolving March 16 – Football: Start of spring training in Javelina Stadium, medical protocols established by the CDC, NIH and state and local 6:30 a.m. authorities. We are in daily contact with the CDC and are advising March 17 – Men’s Basketball: NCAA Division II South Central Region leadership on the Association’s response to this outbreak… playoffs in Canyon, championship. “The NCAA will make decisions that are first and foremost March 18 – Beach Volleyball: Houston Baptist in Kingsville, 5 p.m. reflective of medical best practices and keeps the health and safety Football: Spring workout in Javelina Stadium, 6:30 a.m. of student-athletes, administrators and fans as the number one March 19 - *Western New Mexico in Kingsville, 10 a.m. priority.” March 20 – Outdoor Track & Field: Cactus Cup in Kingsville. Baseball: *Angelo State in Kingsville, 6 p.m. xx LONE STAR CONFERENCE notes: Football: Spring training in Javelina Stadium, 6:30 a.m. Softball: *Texas Woman’s in Denton (DH), 4 p.m. …Tom Dibbern, head men’s track and field coach at Angelo March 21 – Outdoor Track & Field: Cactus Cup in Kingsville. State, was named the NCAA Division II South Central Region Baseball: *Angelo State in Kingsville (DH), 2 p.m. indoor men’s coach of the year. Women’s Tennis: *Texas-Permian Basin in Kingsville, 1 p.m. Matt Stewar of West Texas A&M was chosen the regional March 22 – Baseball: *Angelo State in Kingsville, 1 p.m. women’s coach of the year. Women’s Tennis: *Angelo State in Kingsville, 3 p.m. Ryan Gibson of West Texas A&M was named the regional Softball: *Texas A&M-Commerce (DH), Commerce. women’s assistant indoor coach of the year. March 23 – Football: Spring workout in Javelina Stadium, 6:30 a.m. Fatim Affessi, senior at West Texas A&M, was selected as the Women’s Golf: Texas A&M-Commerce Invitational in Trophy regional female field indoor athlete of the year. John Guerra, 6-3 senior guard Club, Trophy Club Country Club. from Melville, N.Y., shoots in the March 24 – Beach Volleyball: Cedar Valley in Kingsville, 4 p.m. NEWS FROM OTHER Texas schools: Javelinas’ semifinal game with St. Women’s Golf: Texas A&M-Commerce Invitational in Trophy Edward’s Saturday night in the Club, Trophy Club Country Club. …The University of Texas is adding temporary bleacher seating Lone Star Conference Tourna- March 25 – Women’s Tennis: Laredo College in Kingsville, 3 p.m. for the remainder of the season. ment in Frisco. (Photo by Trevor The right field bleachers will have separate entrances, portable Fleeman) Football: Spring workout in Javelina Stadium, 6:30 a.m. restrooms and concessions available for fans. Tickets are $5 per Outdoor Track & Field: Texas Relays in Austin. March 26 – Softball: *Midwestern State in Kingsville (DH), 5 p.m. person and will not include access to the remainder of the stadium. Outdoor Track & Field: Texas Relays in Austin. Before the additional seats, Red and Charline McCombs Field March 27-30 – Men’s Basketball: NCAA Division II Elite Eight, TBA. had a seating capacity of o1,252. It was opened in 1998 and March 27 – Football: Spring workout in Javelina Stadium, 6:30 a.m. includes locker rooms, coaches suites, team meeting areas and an Baseball: *Texas A&M International in Laredo, TBA. umpire locker room. Outdoor Track & Field: Texas Relays in Austin. It includes a 4,400-square-foot training facility along the left Outdoor Track & Field: Bobcat Invitational in San Marcos. field line. The covered area features three movable hitting bays and Women’s Tennis: *St. Mary’s in San Antonio, 2 p.m. an additional skill development area. The facility also includes Beach Volleyball: Southern Mississippi Tournament in wireless technology that allows UT coaches and athletes to record Hattiesburg, Miss. and immediately analyze swings, throwing motions and overall vs. Southeastern Louisiana, noon. form. vs. Southern Mississippi, 4 p.m. (Continued on Page 4) *Lone Star Conference games/matches Beach Volleyball To Face Nationally Javelina Hash Ranked Teams in Arizona Tournament By Fred Nuesch, Coordinator of Athletic External Affairs The Texas A&M-Kingsville in last week’s NCAA Division I Southern California was beach volleyball team will face two poll. ranked No. 5 nationally last week, (Continued from Page 3) nationally ranked teams this Grand Canyon is 10-2 for the California was No. 11 and South …The University of Texas is building a $338 million basketball weekend when it takes part in the year and it has victories over the Carolina was No. 15. facility. Desert Dual Friday and Saturday University of California, San Jose After this weekend’s trip, the The Moody Foundation provided a $130 million grant for the in Phoenix, Ariz. State, University of South Carolina, Javelinas return home to host building, set to open in 2022. Grand Canyon, ranked No. 7 Southern California, Houston Houston Baptist March 18 on the It will be called the Moody Center. in the NCAA national poll, is host Baptist and Abilene Christian. Javelina Beach Courts. …The Texas Southern athletic department has secured the of the meet. Javelina Beach Volleyball Standings The Javelinas meet Ottawa largest single gift in athletic history when the department received a Team (Ariz.) at 3 p.m. Friday and will take video board courtesy of the Harris County sports Authority, BBVA Javelinas 5, Ottawa (Kan.) 0 on Loyola Marymount (Calif.) at 10 Stadium and the Houston Dynamo. Javelinas 5, Missouri Baptist 0 a.m. Saturday and will meet host The board measures 25x40 and is an LED high definition Javelinas 5, S.F. Austin State 0 Grand Canyon at 2 p.m. Saturday. screen. It was formerly on display at BBVA Stadium. Javelinas 5, Cedar Valley 0 The Javelinas are 8-4 for the Javelinas 5, Abilene Christian 0 The board will be erected behind the south end zone in TSU’s season. Eight of the team’s 12 TCU 4, Javelinas 1 Durley Stadium and will be in use for the 2020-21 athletic seasons. opponents have been NCAA Javelinas 4, Nebraska 1 The board is manufactured by Panasonic and is valued at Division I and the four losses New Orleans 5, Javelinas 0 $540,000. have been to DI schools. Javelinas 5, Southeastern Louisiana 0 Drury Stadium is the home of the TSU Relays, in which the Macie Satterwite and Emily Javelinas 4, Spring Hill (Ala.) 1 Javelina track and field teams participated many times. North have a 9-2 (.818) record for Southern Mississippi 3, Javelinas 2 TSU’s H&PE Arena, home of the volleyball and basketball the Javelinas. Tulane 5, Javelinas 0 teams, has added a pair of LED scorer’s tables in the past few years Meghan Merlino and Macy Individual Berg have a 9-3 (.750) record. and a video board that was added in January. Team W L Pct. Ottawa is 12-1 and it has The Javelina volleyball and basketball teams have also played the Macie Satterwhite/Kailey Estrada 1 0 1.000 beaten Division I University of Tigers in that facility. Maelee Sowa/Melanie Casteel 1 0 1.000 Oregon, California-Davis and …Texas Tech has opened a $5.56 million sports nutrition center Satterwhite/Emily North 9 2 .818 Abilene Christian. The lone loss that will serve as a dining hall for Tech athletes. Meghan Merlino/Macy Berg 9 3 .750 came to Division I San Jose State. The facility was funded by private donations. Kapri Pelle/Shelby Williams 6 3 .667 Loyola Marymount has a 6-3 The new building is within walking distance of Jones AT&T Shelby Tate/Rylie Anderson 6 3 .667 record and swept three matches in Tenley Housler/Roxanne Morris 7 5 .583 Stadium. its tournament last weekend, Estrada/Anderson 1 1 .500 It will be available for evening team dinners, special events and downing three nationally ranked Estrada/Williams 1 2 .333 recruiting events. squads. The 8,988-square-foot facility includes multiple dining areas, an The Lions were ranked No. 8 educational kitchen, a full-service kitchen with storage, scullery, 2020 Javelina Beach Volleyball Schedule restrooms, office space and a service area. Beach Volleyball March 13 – Grand Canyon Tournament in Phoenix, Ariz. …Baylor and Waco officials are reportedly talking about the Meets Four NCAA Noon – Ottawa (Ariz.). possibility of a downtown riverfront site for the school’s new $105- Ranked Teams March 14 – Grand Canyon Tournament in Phoenix, Ariz. milllion basketball arena. 9 a.m. – Loyola Marymount (Calif.). Baylor plans to use a portion of a $100 million donation to help Four teams on the Texas 1 p.m. – Grand Canyon. fund the Baylor Basketball Pavilion. A&M-Kingsville beach volleyball March 18 – Houston Baptist in Kingsville, 5 p.m. schedule were ranked in the March 24 – Cedar Valley in Kingsville, 4 p.m. It will be on the south side of the Brazos River between Baylor NCAA poll released by the March 27 – Southern Mississippi Tournament in Hattiesburg, Miss. Ballpark and the Ferrell Center. America Volleyball Coaches Noon – Southeastern Louisiana. Once the new facility is available for the men’s and women’s Association last week. 4 p.m. – Southern Mississippi basketball teams, the Ferrell Center will be renovated for the Grand Canyon (Ariz.) was No. March 28 – Southern Mississippi Tournament in Hattiesburg, Miss. school’s volleyball and acrobatics and tumbling programs. 7, Loyola Marymount (Calif.) No. Noon – Spring Hill (Ala.). 8, TCU No. 16 and Tulane No. 20. 4 p.m. – Southern Mississippi. Houston Baptist received March 31 – Texas A&M-Corpus Christi in Kingsville, 4 p.m. (Senior Day) votes but didn’t make the top 20. April 10 – S.F. Austin State Tournament in Nacogdoches. The Javelinas will meet Grand 2 p.m. – Ottawa (Kan.) Canyon and Loyola Marymount 6 p.m. – S.F. Austin this weekend in Phoenix, Ariz.; April 11 – S.F. Austin State Tournament in Nacogdoches. have played TCU and Tulane and All day – Collegiate Pairs Tournament. will host Houston Baptist April 17-19 – American Volleyball Coaches Association Division II Wednesdayon the Javelina Beach Tournament in Tavares, Fla. (Hickory Point Beach). Courts. (Continued on Page 5) 34 Indoor Track & Field Athletes Receive Letters Thirty-four members of the Texas A&M-Kingsville indoor track and field team have been recommended for letters by head coach Ryan Dall. Lettering for a fourth time are: …Gertrudis Ruiz-Balli, thrower from Brownsville (Pace). …Taylor McKinney, pole vaulter from Spring (Oak Ridge). …Keandria Taylor, sprinter from Rosebud-Lott. …Teandria Taylor, sprinter from Rosebud-Lott. Receiving third letters are: …My’Destinee Franklin, junior from Bay City. …Johnathon Harper, junior heptathlete from Lorena. …Taylor Roberson, junior sprinter from Bay City. …Larissa Sanchez, middle distance runner from Queretaro, Mexico. …Dean Wallace, junior heptathlete from Seguin (Navarro). Lettering for the second time are: …Travis Barnes, junior thrower from Harlingen. …Stephen Cardenas, sophomore thrower from Ingleside. …Emily Habib, sophomore thrower from Corpus Christi (Flour Bluff). …Reyes Rodriguez, sophomore middle distance runner from La Feria. …Kabren Wills, sophomore pole vaulter from Snyder. And receiving their first letters are: …Matthew Aparicio, freshman from Palacios. …Xavier Callandret, freshman from Corpus Christi (Miller). …Johnny Davila, sophomore from Corpus Christi (Collegiate). …Roel DeLeon, freshman from Edinburg (North). …Katelynn Dominguez, freshman from Laredo (Nixon). …Lornell Fuller, sophomore from Freeport. …Sofia Garcia, sophomore from Queretaro, Mexico. …Veronica Garcia, sophomore from Laredo (Nixon). Javelina beach volleyball head coach Tanya Allen gives instructions during a timeout at the University of …Christian Grimes, sophomore from Benavides. New Orleans Invitational Tournament last weekend in New Orleans, La. The players are Macie Satterwhite …De’Stini Henderson, senior from Dallas (Bishop Dunn). (5), freshman from Callisburg, and Emily North, freshman from Red Oak. (Photo by Kelvin Queliz, former …Sophie Morrow, senior from Hico. Javelina assistant athletic director for sports information and now in the same position at the University of …Todd Nicholas, senior from Eagle Lake (Rice). New Orleans). …Kimberley Ortolon, freshman from Edna. …Trenton Payne, freshman from Woodsboro. Beach Volleyball Meets Four Ranked Teams …Valdemar Pena, sophomore from Rio Grande City (La Grulla). (Continued from Page 4) 16. TCU Other teams receiving votes …Anthony Ramon, freshman from Mission. NCAA Beach 17. Arizona included Houston Baptist. …Dustin Richardson, freshman from Natalia. Volleyball Poll 18. Georgia State (Bold-faced and italicized …Matthew Sandoval, freshman from Brownsville (Porter). Released by the American 19. Stanford teams are on the Javelina …Diana Bustos-Torres, freshman from Mission (Juarez Lincoln Volleyball Coaches Association 20. Tulane schedule) Memorial). Rank Team …Carlos Serna-Hernandez, sophomore from Edinburg 1. LSU 2020 Javelina Women’s Golf Schedule 2. UCLA March 23-24 – Lion Invitational in Trophy Club, Trophy Club 3. Florida State Country Club (Texas A&M-Commerce host). 4. Hawaii April 6-7 – Hardscrabble Invitational in Fort Smith, Ark., 5. Southern California Hardscrabble Country Club (Arkansas-Fort Smith host). 6. California Poly April 21-23 – Lone Star Conference Championship Tournament in 7. Grand Canyon (Ariz.) Arlington, Texas Rangers Golf Club. 8. Loyola Marymount (Calif.) May 4-6 – NCAA Division II West Regional in Carlsbad, Calif., The 9. Pepperdine (Calif.) Club at Las Costa. 10. Stetson (Fla.) May 9-11 – PGA Works Collegiate Championship in Fort St. Lucie, 11. California Fla., PGA Golf Club. 12. Florida International May 13-16 – NCAA Division II Championship in St. Albans, Mo., 13. Florida Atlantic Country Club of St. Albans. 14. Long Beach State 15. South Carolina 2020 Javelina Spring Football Roster Name P Ht. Wt. Cl. Exp. Hometown Markus Monroe RB 5-8 180 Fr. 0 Colorado City Victor Adames RB 5-10 170 Fr. 0 McAllen (Rowe) Joseph Partida OL 6-3 270 Jr. 3VL San Benito David Alsip DE 6-3 245 Fr. 1VL Conroe (Canyon Creek) James Perez DL 6-3 260 Fr. 0 San Antonio (Canyon) Christian Anderson RB 5-10 205 So. 0 Cypress (Cypress Falls Romario Perez K 5-9 175 Fr. 1VL Corpus Christi (Veterans Jared Arellano OL 6-2 250 Fr. 1VL Spring (Klein) Memorial) Michael Arguelles WR 6-2 200 Sr. Tr. Edinburg (Vela) Connor Perkins WR 5-7 150 So. 1VL Nederland (Incarnate Word) Jorren Pollard DB 6-1 175 Jr. Tr. Houston (Cypress Travis Arroyo OL 6-3 315 So. Tr. Pflugerville Falls)(Tyler Junior College) (Hendrickson) (Blinn Kevin Reynolds WR 6-1 185 Jr. 1VL Houston (Brookshire) College) (Grambling) Kacey Barnett RB 6-0 175 Fr. 0 Houston (Davis) Walker Ring TE 6-4 225 Fr. 1VL La Vernia Lamar Beal TE 5-11 195 Fr. 1VL Woodsboro Jorge Rios NT 6-4 330 Sr. 3VL Port Lavaca (Calhoun) Dennis Berry III OL 6-3 285 Fr. 1VL San Antonio (Jay) Dylan Sanchez DL 6-3 260 Fr. 0 Houston (Marshall) Amante Bowen RB 5-9 210 Fr. 1VL Donna Zachary Scott DB 6-3 210 Fr. 0 La Vernia Jalen Brooks WR 6-0 176 Fr. Tr. Portland (Gregory- Evan Simonis OL 6-2 245 Fr. 1VL San Antonio (O’Connor) Portland) (Incarnate Word) Trent Sisco P/PK 6-1 155 Fr. 1VL Tomball (Klein Oak) Ta’von Burrows OL 6-4 310 Fr. 0 Houston (Davis) Nick Stiff CB 6-0 175 Jr. 3VL Houston (Cypress Ranch) Christian Carter DB 5-11 200 Fr. 0 Houston (Willowridge) Ezrah Thibodeaux LB 6-3 245 Fr. 1VL Houston (Alief Taylor) De’Antoine Carter LB 6-2 195 Fr. 0 Pearland Pesa Tupa OL 6-5 360 Jr. Tr. Belmont, Calif. (San Cameron Cauthen QB 6-1 200 Fr. 1VL Mont Belvieu (Barbers Hill) Mateo (Calif.) College Ty Chisum WR 6-4 206 Jr. 3VL Eagle Pass Tre’Michael Tutt DB 5-10 188 Jr. 3VL Channelview Jacob Clarkson WR 6-2 230 Jr. 3VL Houston (Jersey Village) Richard Vargas OL 6-1 270 Fr. 1VL Corpus Christi (Flour Bluff) Craig Clemons WR 5-10 175 Fr. 0 Corpus Christi (West Oso) Dennis Wilburn OL 6-4 323 Fr. 1VL Houston (Nimitz) Amos Coleman DB 5-10 175 Fr. 1VL Houston (Alief Elsik) Coaching Staff Jimmar Davis LB 6-1 290 So. 2VL Willis Head Coach: Michael Salinas Zadock Dinkelman QB 6-6 230 Fr. 0 Somerset Offensive Coordinator: Neal LaHue Heath Dunn TE 6-5 210 Fr. 1VL Poth Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers Coach: Haskel Buff Daniel Enriquez WR 5-9 180 So. 0 Edinburg (Vela) Co-Defensive Coordinator/Defensive Line Coach: Chris Jones Cedric Evans LB 6-4 240 Fr. 0 Corpus Christi (Veterans Tight Ends Coach/Recruiting Coordinator: Parker Cundiff Memorial) Special Teams Coordinator/Secondary Coach: Jonathan Petty Ben Flores OL 6-3 300 Fr. 0 Rio Hondo Defensive Line Coach: Keith Wagner Laz Franco WR 5-5 160 Fr. 0 Corpus Christi (Carroll) Cornerbacks Coach: Eddie Moten Kason Franklin DB 5-11 187 So. 2VL Houston (Cypress Woods) Assistant Safeties Coach: Darian Lindsey Nate Garcia WR 5-8 160 So. 0 Edinburg (Vela) Running Backs Coach: Garrett Martin Cody Gardner DL 6-1 285 So. 2VL Spring (Klein Oak) Head Athletic Trainer: Ruben Cantu Kobe Gipson DE 6-4 270 So. Tr. Edinburg (Vela) Sports Information Director: Jon Montoya (Hutchinson, Kan., JC) Alec Gonzalez QB 6-3 225 Fr. 0 Houston (Galena Park) Dylan Gonzalez LB 6-5 230 Fr. 1VL Pasadena (Memorial) Ricardo Guevara OL 6-4 330 Fr. 0 Coppell Caleb Hall RB 5-9 220 Jr. Tr. New Orleans, La. (Grambling State) Darian Hambrick WR 6-6 220 So. 1VL Nashville, Tenn. Jaylin Hastings RB 5-8 175 Fr. 0 San Antonio (Jay) New head football Xavier Henderson DL 6-2 270 Fr. 1VL Houston (Davis) coach Mike Salinas with Moses Horn OL 6-1 290 So. 2VL Stafford wife, Lesley Aaron Jackson CB 5-9 175 Jr. 0 Houston (Alief Elsik) Zambrano Karch Kaspar P 6-2 172 Fr. 1VL Brazoria (West Columbia) Salinas. He is a Kyle Kinyo OL 6-5 295 So. 2VL Spring (Klein Oak) former Javelina Will Kinyo OL 6-3 210 Fr. 0 Spring (Klein Oak) football player David Kypuros LB 6-2 215 Fr. 1VL Eagle Pass and coach and Nathaniel Luke RB 5-9 230 Jr. 0 Dallas she is a former Ronnie LaRue S 6-0 190 Jr. Tr. Dallas (Bishop Dunn) Javelina softball (Oklahoma) player. Alec Lewis LB 6-0 210 So. 2VL Crosby Javian Lewis LB 6-1 185 Fr. 1VL Houston (Davis) Bubba Lloyd WR 6-4 195 Fr. 0 Corpus Christi (Miller) Ryan Martinez WR 5-9 160 So. 2VL Kingsville (King) Mosese Moala DL 6-1 220 Jr. Tr. Sacramento, Calif. (Mt San Antonio College) The Javelina bench and fans react during the team’s rally against No. 2-seeded and nationally ranked St. Edward’s Saturday night in the Lone Star Conference Tournament semifinals in Frisco. The Javelina bid for an upset fell short by three points as the Hilltoppers took a 71-68 win. (Photo by Trevor Fleeman)

There’s Always Something To Cheer About In Javelina Nation!! Spring Football Workouts To Get Underway Monday Morning (Continued from Page 1) …Kyle Kinyo, 6-5, 295-pound pound freshman defensive Houston (Brookshire). roster who were redshirted last teams coordinator and secondary sophomore offensive lineman from lineman from Houston (Davis). …Walker Ring, 6-4, 225- fall. They were part of the team coach; Keith Wagner is the new Spring (Klein Oak). …Karch Kaspar, 6-2, 172- pound freshman tight end from La but didn’t see game action. defensive line coach; Eddie …Alec Lewis, 6-0, 210-pound pound freshman punter from Vernia. Also reporting will be nine Moten, former Javelina player, sophomore linebacker from Brazoria (West Columbia). …Evan Simonis, 6-2, 245- transfers with collegiate returns as the cornerbacks coach; Crosby. …David Kypuros, 6-2, 215- pound freshman offensive lineman experience. Darian Lindsey returns as the …Ryan Martinez, 5-9, 160- pound freshman linebacker from from San Antonio (O’Connor). These are: assistant safeties coach and pound sophomore wideout from Eagle Pass. …Trent Sisco, 6-1, 155-pound …Michael Arguelles, 6-2, 200- Garrett Martin is the new running Kingsville (King). …Javian Lewis, 6-1, 185- freshman punter/kicker from pound junior from Edinburg (Vela) backs coach. And the one-year lettermen pound freshman linebacker from Tomball (Klein Oak). and Incarnate Word. Three-year lettermen who are are: Houston (Davis). …Ezrah Thibodeaux, 6-3, 245- …Travis Arroyo, 6-3, 315- returning are: …David Alsip, 6-3, 245-pound …Romario Perez, 5-9, 175- pound freshman linebacker from pound sophomore offensive …Ty Chisum, 6-4, 206-pound freshman defensive end from pound freshman kicker from Houston (Alief Taylor). lineman from Pflugerville wideout from Eagle Pass. Conroe (Canyon Creek). Corpus Christi (Veterans …Richard Vargas, 6-1, 270- (Hendrickson) and Blinn College. …Jacob Clarkson, 6-2, 230- …Jared Arellano, 6-2, 250- Memorial). pound freshman offensive lineman …Jalen Brooks, 6-0, 176- pound wideout from Houston pound freshman offensive lineman …Connor Perkins, 5-7, 150- from Corpus Christi (Flour Bluff). pound freshman wideout from (Jersey Village). from Spring (Klein). pound sophomore wideout from …Dennis Wilburn, 6-4, 323- Portland (Gregory-Portland) and …Joseph Partida, 6-3, 270- …Lamar Beal, 5-11, 195- Nederland. pound freshman offensive lineman Incarnate Word. pound offensive lineman from San pound freshman tight end from …Kevin Reynolds, 6-1, 185- from Houston (Nimitz). …Kobe Gipson, 6-4, 270- Benito. Woodsboro. pound junior wideout from There are 17 freshmen on the (Continued on Page 9) …Jorge Rios, 6-4, 330-pound …Dennis Berry, 6-3, 285- defensive lineman from Port pound freshman offensive lineman Lavaca. from San Antonio (Jay). …Nick Stiff, 6-0, 175-pound …Amante Bowen, 5-9, 210- cornerback from Houston pound freshman running back (Cypress Ranch). from Donna. …Tre’Michael Tutt, 5-10, 188- …Cameron Cauthen, 6-1, 200- pound defensive back from pound freshman quarterback from Channelview. Mont Belvieu (Barbers Hill). Players with two letters are: …Amos Coleman, 5-10, 175- …Jimmar Davis, 6-1, 290- pound freshman defensive back pound sophomore linebacker from from Houston (Alief Elsik). Willis. …Heath Dunn, 6-5, 210- …Kason Franklin, 5-11, 187- pound freshman tight end from pound sophomore defensive back Poth. from Houston (Cypress Woods). …Dylan Gonzalez, 6-3, 230- …Cody Gardner, 6-1, 285- pound freshman linebacker from pound sophomore defensive Pasadena (Memorial). lineman from Spring (Klein Oak). …Darian Hambrick, 6-6, 220- …Moses Horn, 6-1, 290- pound sophomore wideout from pound sophomore offensive Nashville, Tenn. lineman from Stafford. …Xavier Henderson, 6-2, 270-

2020 Javelina Outdoor Track & Field Schedule March 20-21 – Cactus Cup in Kingsville. March 25-28 – Texas Relays in Austin. March 27-28 – Bobcat Invitational in San Marcos. April 2-3 – Angelo State Multi-Event Meet in San Angelo April 4 – Angelo State Relays in San Angelo. April 10-11 – University of Miami Alumni Invitational in Miami, Fla. April 10-11 – Incarnate Word Invitational in San Antonio. April 16 – Tarleton State Invitational in Stephenville. April 25 – Rice Twilight Meet in Houston. April 30-May 2 – Lone Star Conference Championships in Canyon. May 9 – Last Chance Meet, TBD. Daniel Severo (1), 6-7 senior forward from Osasco, Brazil, prepares to jump to start the Lone Star Confer- May 21-23 – NCAA Division II Championships in Kingsville. ence tournament quarterfinal game with Dallas Baptist in Frisco. No. 4 is teammate John Mouton, 6-7 senior guard from Missouri City (Hightower). (Photo by Ryan Smith) Spring Football Workouts To Get Underway Monday Morning (Continued from Page 8) …Caleb Hall, 5-9, 220-pound pound junior safety from Dallas pound sophomore from Edinburg junior from New Orleans, La., and (Bishop Dunn) and the University (Vela) and Hutchinson (Kan.) Grambling State. of Oklahoma. 2020 Javelina Women’s Tennis Schedule Junior College. …Ronnie LaRue, 6-0, 190- …Mosese Moala, 6-1, 220- March 13 – Spring Fling in San Antonio. pound junior defensive lineman March 19 - *Western New Mexico in Kingsville, 10 a.m. from Sacramento, Calif., and March 21 - *Texas-Permian Basin in Kingsville, 1 p.m. Women’s Golf Team Idle Next Week, Mount San Antonio (Calif.) March 22 - *Angelo State in Kingsville, 3 p.m. College. March 25 – Laredo College in Kingsville, 3 p.m. Will Return to Action March 23-24 …Jorren Pollard, 6-1, 175- March 27 - *St. Mary’s in San Antonio, 2 p.m. The Texas A&M-Kingsville women’s golf team will be idle until pound junior defensive back from March 29 - *St. Edward’s in Austin, 3 p.m. March 23-24 when it enters the Lion Invitational in Trophy Club. Houston (Cypress Falls) and Tyler April 3 - *Midwestern State in Kingsville, 2 p.m. Texas A&M-Commerce is the tournament host. Junior College. April 4 - *Dallas Baptist in Kingsville, 11 a.m. The Javelinas were in the Texas-Rio Grande Valley Invitational last …Pesa Tupa, 6-5, 360-pound April 9 - *Cameron in Lawton, Okla., 3 p.m. week in McAllen and finished 10th with a 981 score. junior offensive lineman from April 11 - *Arkansas-Fort Smith in Fort Smith, Ark., 11 a.m. The Javelinas were one of two non-NCAA Division I schools Belmont, Calif., and San Mateo April 17 - *Tarleton State in Kingsville, 11 a.m. entered in the tournament. (Calif.) College. April 18 - *Texas-Tyler in Kingsville, 10 a.m. Madison Lake, junior from Victoria (East), had the low score for the These veterans will be joined April 23-25 – Lone Star Conference Tournament in Waco. Javelinas at 242. in August by the 47 high school May 2-3 – NCAA Division II South Central Region tournament, Rachelle Nielsen, senior from Summerland, British Columbia, shot prospects who have been signed TBA. 244; Rahtima Avila, freshman from Brownsville (Veterans Memorial), had since Feb. 5. May 13-15 – NCAA Division II Championships in St. Charles, Mo. a 247; Abigail Willcoxon, junior from Conroe, had a 254 score, and Qi The Javelinas open their 2020 *Lone Star Conference matches. Liu, sophomore from China, shot 264. season Sept. 5 against Colorado State-Pueblo in Javelina Stadium. Steinke Center Hosts High School Boys Playoff Games

Port Aransas cheerleader at a Class 2A boys playoff game in the Pleasanton fans cheer on their team in the Region IV-4A boys basketball tournament. Steinke Center.

Former Javelina football player and coach David Montano, left, returned to his alma mater last weekend as the head coach of the Stafford High School boys team. Former Javelina athletic trainer Bobby Kinsley, The Stafford High School cheerleaders yell during their team’s games in the Steinke Center last weekend. right, is the trainer at Stafford. Steinke Center Hosts High School Boys Playoff Games

Fans from Port Aransas support their boys team at a Class 2A playoff game in the Steinke Center last week.

Former Javelina football player Zarak Peters, left, with Stafford High School head boys basketball coach David Montano, former Javelina football player and coach. Peters has a son, Cameron Peters, who is a player for the Stafford team.

The Pleasanton High School cheerleaders were present to support their team in the Region IV-4A boys Boerne fans whoop it up at the Region IV-4A boys basketball tournament. basketball tournament last weekend. Steinke Center Hosts High School Men’s Basketball in NCAA Playoffs Boys Playoff Games (Continued from Page 1) from Bryan (A&M Consolidated), forward from Santa Marta, Dallas Baptist is the No. 7 seed. hits 12.1 a game. Colombia, 14.3; Jeremy Hayes, 6-4 In the regionals from the John Mouton, 6-6 senior senior guard from Roseland, La., Rocky Mountain Athletic guard from Missouri City 14.1; Ronald Bell, 6-6 senior guard Conference are third-seed Dixie (Hightower), and Will Chayer, 6-8 from Atlanta, Ga., 13.5, and Paul (Utah) State, No. 6 seed Colorado sophomore forward from Corpus Williams, 5-11 junior guard from Mines and eighth-seeded Christi (Veterans Memorial), each Southhaven, Miss., 10.0. Colorado-Mesa. have 5.7 rebounds a game. Ibarguen leads the Quarterfinal pairings along Angelo State is 20-8 for the rebounding with a 10.4 average. with the Javelina-Ram pairing are year and finished fourth in the This is the sixth NCAA West Texas with Colorado-Mesa, final LSC standings. Division II regional appearance for St. Edward’s against Dallas Collin Turner, 6-1 senior a Javelina men’s team. Baptist and Dixie State with guard from Poolsville, Md., tops The last trip came in 2017 Colorado Mines. the Ram scoring with a 17.8 per- when it defeated the top-seed, Semifinal games are Sunday game average. Texas-Permian Basin, in the with the Javelina-Ram winner Four other Rams are opening round. going against the winner of the averaging in double figures: West Texas-Mesa contest. Andres Ibarguen, 6-5 senior Three LSC Teams The championship will be In NCAA Power Tuesday. The regional winner advances Basketball Polls into the Elite Eight in Evansville, Three Lone Star Conference Ind. schools were ranked in the NCAA The national championship Division II power basketball polls game will be April 5 in Atlanta, Ga. released by NCAA.com last week. The Javelinas are 21-9 for the In the men’s division, West year and finished third in the LSC Texas A&M was No. 3 and St. standings. Edward’s No. 10. In an earlier meeting against And in the women’s division, Angelo State, the Rams took an Lubbock Christian was No. 5. 80-73 win in San Angelo. NCAA Division II Rashon Thomas, 6-0 senior Basketball Power Polls These Hidalgo High School fans enjoy the Region IV-4A boys basket- Released by NCAA.com ball action, and popcorn, last weekend in the Steinke Center. guard from Houston (Klein Forest), leads the Javelina scoring Men’s with a 12.9 per-game average. Rank Team Tre Flowers, 6-2 junior guard 1. Northwest Missouri 2. Lincoln Memorial (Tenn.) Good Luck 3. West Texas A&M 4. California-San Diego 5. Florida Southern To the Men’s 6. Azusa Pacific (Calif.) 7. Indiana (Pa.) Basketball 8. Indianapolis (Ind.) 9. Valdosta (Ga.) State Team at the 10. St. Edward’s Women’s Regional Rank Team 1. Drury (Mo.) Tournament 2. Ashland (Ohio) 3. Hawaii Pacific In Canyon... 4. Grand Valley (Mich.) State 5. Lubbock Christian And For 6. Alaska-Anchorage 7. Adelphi (N.Y.) 8. Indiana (Pa.) Making Us John Mouton, 6-6 senior guard 9. Central Missouri from Missouri City (Hightower), Javelina puts up a shot in a Javelina game 10. Minnesota-Duluth The Santa Maria High School cheerleaders were at the game when at the Lone Star Conference (Bold-faced and italicized their boys team played in the Steinke Center in a Class 2A playoffs Proud! tournament last weekend in teams are in the Lone Star contest. Frisco. (Photo by Ryan Smith) Conference) Garcia Provisionally Qualifies for NCAA DII Outdoor Nationals in Discus Throw Texas A&M-Kingsville Stephen Cardenas, Garrett Burns, freshman from sophomore Veronica Garcia sophomore from Ingleside, took Woodsboro, took fifth place in the provisionally qualified for the the bronze medal in the hammer discus with a throw of 133-6. NCAA Division II national with a distance of 169-3. The Javelinas will be idle this outdoor track and field Gertrudis Ruiz-Balli, junior week before hosting the Cactus championships at the Javelinas’ from Matamoros, Tamaulipas, was Cup March 20-21 in Javelina opening meet last weekend in San fourth in the shot put with a throw Stadium. Antonio. of 40-0. Garcia, from Laredo (Nixon), Javelina Season’s Best threw the discus 151-7 to win first Outdoor Track & Field Performances place and also reach the Men’s Division Veronica qualifying standard. Shot put: 49-5, Travis Barnes (1), San Antonio (3-6). Garcia The Javelinas had a small Discus: 133-6, Garrett Burns (5), San Antonio (3-6). delegation at the meet. Hammer throw: 169-3, Stephen Cardenas (3), San Antonio (3-6). Garcia was sixth in the Women’s Division hammer throw with a best of 134-7. Shot put: 40-0, Gertrudis Ruiz-Balli (4), San Antonio (3-6). Travis Barnes, junior from Discus: 151-7, Veronica Garcia (1), San Antonio (3-6). Harlingen, was a winner in the Hammer throw: 134-7, Veronica Garcia (6), San Antonio (3-6). shot put, throwing 49-5. NCAA Division II National Championships Provisional Qualifiers Veronica Garcia, discus, 151-7.

Javelina Season’s Best Indoor Track & Field Performances Men’s Division Dean Wallace (5), Lubbock (2-22- 1600-meter relay: 4:07.34, 60-meter dash: 6.86, Todd 20). Larissa Sanchez, Teandria Taylor, Nicholas (2), Houston (1-25-20). Shot put: 52-6.5, Danree De’Stini Henderson, Lornell Fuller 60-meter hurdles: 8.13, Delancy (3), Maryville, Mo., (2-8- (7), Lubbock (2-22-20). Johnathon Harper (p), Lubbock (2- 20). Long jump: 16-6, 21-20). Weight throw: 51-2, Stephen My’Destinee Franklin (15), 200-meter dash: 21.73, Todd Cardenas (4), Houston (1-25-20). Houston (1-25-20). Nicholas (p), Lubbock (2-21-20). 1000-meter run: 21:56.73, Triple jump: 35-10.5, 400-meter dash: 49.46, Johnathon Harper (6), Pittsburg, My’Destinee Franklin (11), Johnny Davila (p), Lubbock (2-21- Kan. (12-6-19). Lubbock (2-22-20). 20). Heptathlon: 5561, Johnathon Pole vault: 12-1.50, Kimberly 800-meter run: 1:54.68, Reyes Harper (1), Maryville, Mo. (2-8-20). Ortolon (4), Houston (2-14-20). Rodriguez (6), Lubbock (2-22-20). Women’s Division Shot put: 42-6.25, Gertrudis 1600-meter relay: 3:19.18, 60-meter dash: 7.55, De’Stini Ruiz-Balli (6), Houston (2-14-20). Johnnie Davila, Johnathon Harper, Henderson (1), Houston (2-29-20). Weight throw: 44-5, Diana Preston Rabe, Carlos Hernandez- 200-meter dash: 25.02, Bustos-Torres (9), Houston (1-25- Serna (2), Houston (1-25-20). De’Stini Henderson (p), Lubbock 20). High jump: 6-6.75, Xavier (2-21-20). Callandret (5), Lubbock (2-22-20). 400-meter dash: 59.98, Long jump: 23-0.75, Teandria Taylor (26), Houston (2- Johnathon Harper (5), Lubbock (2- 14-20). 22-20). 800-meter run: 2:21.60, Larissa Pole vault: 15-7.75, Kabren Sanchez (4), Houston (1-25-20). Wills (2), Maryville, Mo., (2-8-20); Mile run: 5:37.45, Monica Yanez Travis Barnes Harper, Henderson to Compete in NCAA Division II Indoor Championships Texas A&M-Kingsville will and De’Stini Henderson, senior entries. He has a best of 5561. have two athletes competing in from Dallas (Bishop Dunn), will Connor McLean of Colorado the NCAA Division II indoor compete in the 60-meter dash. Mines has a best total of 5630 and championships Friday and Each had to qualify for their Trpimir Siroki of Angelo State has Saturday in the Birmingham spot in the national meet. a 5596. CrossPlex in Birmingham, Ala. Sixteen athletes will be in the Henderson has a best time of Johnathon Harper, junior from heptathlon and Harper has the 7.55 in the 60. That ranks 12th Lorena, will be in the heptathlon third best point total of the among the 17 entries. NCAA Division II Indoor Track & Field Meet Event The men’s heptathlon will Entries for Events With Javelinas start at 11 a.m. Friday and the first four events will be on the opening Men’s Heptathlon Johnathon day. Points Athlete School Class Harper The heptathlon will include 5630 Connor McLean Colorado Mines Sr. with three events beginning at 5596 Trpimir Siroki Angelo State So. 11:45 a.m. Saturday. 5561 Johnathon Harper Texas A&M-Kingsville Jr. The women’s 60-meter 5488 Trey Miller Central Missouri So. preliminaries are at 4:25 p.m. 5448 Alexandros Spyridonidis Angelo State Jr. Friday and the finals are at 5:10 5394 Sam Black Saginaw Valley (Mich.) Sr. 5381 Tyl Woelber Augustana (S.D.) So. p.m. Saturday. 5381 Cameron Burrows Tiffin (Ohio) Sr. 5351 Trey Mooney Pittsburg (Kan.) State So. 5319 Bryce Malsam Northern (S.D.) State Sr. 5303 Hayden Ashley Oklahoma Baptist Sr. 5291 Tristan Hepp Black Hills (S.D.) State Sr. 5286 Spencer Jahr Colorado-Mesa Sr. 5223 Sam Repsher Colo.-Colorado Springs So. 5214 Logan Stock Washburn (Kan.) Jr. 5183 Ryan Thomsen Hillsdale (Mich.) Sr. Women’s 60-Meter Dash Time Athlete School Class 7.37 Rene Medley Lincoln (Mo.) Sr. 7.41 Makayla Jackson Minnesota State Fr. Men’s Indoor Track & Field 7.41 Mechaela Hyacinth Azusa Pacific (Calif.) Fr. 7.44 Toni Canfall Concordia-St. Paul (Minn.)Jr. No. 4 in LSC, Women No. 8 7.48 Denisha Cartwright Central (Ohio) State Fr. The Texas A&M-Kingsville 9. Cameron 7.49 Ja’Cey Simmons Minnesota State Fr. men’s indoor track and field team 10. Eastern New Mexico 7.49 Jasmine Deckard Missouri Southern Jr. was ranked No. 4 and the Javelina Women’s Division 7.50 Ombretta Minkue Meye Academy of Art (Calif.) Jr. women’s team No. 8 in the Lone Rank Team 7.51 Rajiah Andrews Tiffin (Ohio) So. Star Conference poll released by 1. West Texas A&M 7.52 Paige Johnson Concordia (Ore.) Jr. the U.S. Track & Field Coaches 2. Angelo State 7.54 Cierra Thompson Winston-Salem (N.C.) Sr. Association last week. 3. Tarleton State 7.55 De’Stini Henderson Texas A&M-Kingsville Sr. Lone Star Conference 4. Texas A&M-Commerce 7.55 Kanya Henderson Sioux Falls (S.D.) So. Indoor Track & Field Polls 5. Eastern New Mexico 7.55 Angelica Floyd Grand Valley (Mich.) Jr. 7.55 Divonne Franklin California (Pa.) So. Released by the U.S. Track & 6. Dallas Baptist 7.55 Brooklynn York Colorado-Mesa Jr. Field Coaches Association 7. Oklahoma Christian Men’s Division 8. Texas A&M-Kingsville 7.56 Keyonna McGill Tiffin (Ohio) Fr. Rank Team 9. Midwestern State 1. Angelo State 10. Lubbock Christian 2. West Texas A&M 3. Texas A&M-Commerce 4. Texas A&M-Kingsville 5. Tarleton State 6. Dallas Baptist 7. Lubbock Christian 8. Oklahoma Christian De’Stini Henderson Lone Star Conference Indoor Track & Field Best Performances Men’s Division 1. 14:28.02, Ahmed Omeer, ASU. 5. 56.50, Kaitlyn Matthews, 1. 5-6, Taylor Nelloms, 60-meter dash WTAM 2. 49-2.5, Trayveon ASU. WTAM. 1. 6.71, Benjamin Azamati, 2. 14:30.27, Keynan Abdi, Franklin, TAMUC. 800-meter run 5-6, Aidan Chace, ASU. West Texas A&M LCU. 3. 48-9, Trpimir Siroki, ASU. 1. 2:14.30, Nele Heinrich, 5-6, Aidan Chace, ASU. 2. 6.78, Malcolm Woods, 3. 14:31.59, Andrew Curry, 4. 48-4.75, Axcel Santana, WTAM. 4. 5-4.5, Karlea Duhon, ASU. Texas A&M-Commerce DBU. ASU. 2. 2:15.84, Neri Getraide, 5. 5-3.75, Torie Comeaux, 6.78, Desmond Aryee, 4. 14:56.34, Daniel Haymes, 48-4.75, Peniel Richard, ENMU. TAMUC. WTAM. WTAM. WTAM. 3. 2:16.81, Malethabo Pole vault 4. 6.82, Diego Pettorossi, 5. 15:02.25, Emmanuel Too, Shot put Seema, ENMU. 1. 12-6.75, Minna Sveard, Angelo State. WTAM. 1. 56-11.25, Josh Boateng, 4. 2:18.40, Jenna Brazeal, TSU. TAMUC. 5. 6.86, Todd Nicholas, 60-meter hurdles TAMUC. 5. 2:19.26, Gemma Gonzalez, 2. 12-1.5, Kimberly Texas A&M-Kingsville 1. 7.89, Dorian Andrews, 2. 54-2.75, Tyler Pickens, Midwestern State Ortolon, TAMUK. 200-meter dash TAMUC. WTAM. Mile run 3.. 12-0.75, Faith Roberson, 1. 21.16, Diego Pettorossi, 2. 8.04, Jahmaal Wilson, 3. 53-2.25, Steven Sanchez, 1. 5:00.09, Mercy Rotich, ASU. ASU. WTAM. TAMUC. ENMU. 4. 11-3.75, Sophie Morrow, 2. 21.22, Lamarion Arnold, 3. 8.08, Cornelius Coleman, 4. 52-8.25, Vashon 2. 5:08.38, Jenna Brazeal, TSU. TAMUK. TAMUC. TSU. McCarthy, TAMUC. 3. 5:10.25, Madison Brown, 5. 11-1, Kylie Ferguson, 3. 21.39, Quinton Sansing, 4. 8.15, Johnathon Harper, 5. 52-6.5, Danree Delancy, DBU. TAMUC. WTAM. TAMUK. TAMUK. 4. 5:11.06, Marissa Insinna, Long jump 4 21.46, Nathan Blackwell, 5. 8.20, Cameron Macon, Weight throw DBU. 1. 20-10.75, Fatim Affessi, ASU. TAMUC. 1. 69-2.5, Decio Andrade, 5. 5:11.35, Kelsey Castillo, WTAM. 5. 21.58, Emmett Seals, ASU. 1600-meter relay; ASU. OCU. 2. 19-8.25, Jasmine 400-meter dash 1. 3:11.28, ASU. 2. 59-3.5, Cannon Andrews, 3000-meter run McQuirter, TSU. 1. 47.34, Quinton Sansing, 2. 3:13.24, WTAM. ASU. 1. 9:44.55, Mercy Rotich, 3. 18-10.75, Karlea Duhon, WTAM. 3. 3:13.74, TSU. 3. 57-5.75, Steven Sanchez, ENMU. ASU. 2. 47.35, Anterius Brown, 4. 3:18.36, DBU. TAMUC. 2. 10:11.19, Amira 18-10.75, Trenadey Scott, TSU. 5. 3:19.18, TAMUK. 4. 56-8.75, Ray Dixon, WTAM. Cunningham, LCU. ASU. 3. 47.55, Nicholas Ellisor, Distance medley relay 5. 56-7.25, Cameron Cross, 3. 10:15.22, Mallory Shehan, 5. 18-8.5, Miriam Zanovello, ASU. 1. 9:55.69, WTAM. ASU. WTAM. WTAM. 4. 47.88, Emmett Seals, ASU. 2. 10:06.31, DBU Heptathlon 4. 10:19.45, Kenya Bailey, Triple jump 5. 48.12, Nicolai Hartling, 3. 10:11.99, TSU. 1. 5596, Trpimir Siroki, ASU. OCU. 1. 42-5.5, Fatim Affessi, WTAM. 4. 10:12.88, TAMUC. 2. 5561, Johnathon 5. 10:22.18, Analynne Klotz, WTAM. 800-meter run 5. 10:24.68, ASU. Harper, TAMUK. DBU. 2. 41-1.5, Trenadey Scott, 1. 1:50.37, Jalen Tryon, High jump 3. 5448, Alexandros 5000-meter run ASU. Lubbock Christian. 1. 6-11, Guillaume Devries, Spyridonidis, ASU. 1. 17:02.88, Mercy rotich, 3. 40-2.25, Miriam 2. 1:52.11, Amaud Taki, WTAM. 4. 5104, Dean Wallace, ENMU. Zanovello, WTAM. WTAM. 2. 6-11, Trpimir Siroki, ASU. TAMUK. 2. 17:30.92, Anira 4. 39-11.5, Taylor Nelloms, 3. 1:52.44, Ivar Moinat, 3. 6-9.75, Maxime Lapeyrie, 5. 4671, Marius Laib, ASU. Cunningham, LCU. WTAM. Eastern New Mexico. ASU. Women’s Division 3. 17:53.94, Amerhyst 5. 39-9.75, Kaitlyn 4. 1:51.21, Timon Kemboi, 4. 6-8.25, Alan Palmer, TSU. 60-meter dash Aguirre, MSU. Matthews, ASU. TAMUC. 5. 6-7.5, Monta Davis, 1. 7.55, De’Stini 4. 17:56.49, Daphne Pate, Shot put 5. 1:51.50, Octopias Ndiwa, TAMUC. Henderson, TAMUK. WTAM. 1, 52-6, Zada Swoopes, TAMUC. Pole vault 2. 7.58, Leah Belfield, WTAM. 5. 17:59.38, Aminata WTAM. Mile run 1. 17.5.5, Trivett Jones, 3. 7.55, Jasmine McQuirter, Kenyawani, ENMU. 2. 50-4, Daisy Osakue, ASU. 1. 4:11.65, Daniel Hymes, ASU. TSU. 60-meter hurdles: 3. 44-10.25, Ophelie De WTAM. 2. 16-3.5, Jacobee Jones, 4. 7.66, Kiara Brown, TAMUC. 1. 8.59, Faith Roberson, ASU. Oliveria, ASU. 2. 4:11.97, Nicodemus ASU. 7.66, Kayla Wilson, WTAM. 2. 8.64, Madison Thetford, 4. 43-10, Mia Van Rotich, TAMUC. 3. 16-2.5, Trpimir Siroki, 200-meter dash WTAM. Oudsthoom, ASU. 3. 4:12.32, Emmanuel Too, ASU. 1. 24.17, Kiara Brown, 3. 8.90, Summer Grubbs, T- 5. 43-3.75, Vy Huynh, WTAM. 4. 15-7.75, Kabren Wills, TAMUC. Tyler. TAMUC. 4. 4:14.85, Amaud Taki, TAMUK. 2. 24.53, Leah Belfield, 4. 8.92, Demi Olivier, DBU. Weight throw WTAM. 15-7.75, Dean Wallace, WTAM. 5. 9.06, Karlea Duhon, ASU. 1. 56-11.25, Zada Swoopes, 5. 4:15.15, Trent Phelps, DBU. TAMUK. 3. 24.65, Lawanda Harvey, 1600-meter relay WTAM. 3000-meter run Long jump OCU. 1. 3:46.36, TAMUC. 2. 56-1.75, Sara Ramos, ASU. 1. 8:23.85, Nicodemus 1. 25-0.75, Trpimir Siroki, 4. 24.70, Faith Roberson, 2. 3:46.94, WTAM. 3. 52-11, Daisy Osakue, ASU. Rotich, TAMUC. ASU. ASU. 3. 3:47.35, ASU. 4. 50-5.25, Iniuto Ukpong, 2. 8:24.90, James Majenge, 2. 24-4.5, Dhanushka 5. 24.77, Kayla Wilson, 4. 3:52.45, TSU. TAMUC. Cameron. Sandaruwan, WTAM. WTAM. 5. 3:58.81, ENMU. 5 50-3.5, Raeana Mayo, ASU. 3. 8:27.11, Daniel Haymes, 3. 24-0.75, Alan Palmer, TSU. 400-meter dash Distance medley relay Pentathlon WTAM. 4. 23-8.75, Alexandros 1. 54.77, Minna Sveard, 1. 12:27.27, TSU. 1. 3773, 652, Karlea Duhon, 4. 8:32.48, Noah Metzger, Spyridonidis, ASU. TAMUC. 2. 12:28.82, ENMU. ASU. DBU. 5. 23-8.75, Maxime Lapeyrie, 2. 55.21, Nele Heinrich, 3. 12:35.60, DBU. 2. 3264, Summer Grubbs, T- 5. 8:33.49, Keynan Abdi, ASU. WTAM. 4. 12:45.94, T-Tyler. Tyler. Lubbock Christian. Triple jump 3. 56.04, Kylee Ponder, TSU. 5. 12:46.83, OCU. 3. 32652, Emily 5000-meter run 1. 50-1.75, Matthew Walsh, 4. 56.15, Shiean Walters, ASU. High jump Castleberery, TSU. Softball Hosting Angelo State, Lubbock Christian This Weekend (Continued from Page 1) outfielder from Lubbock and four homers. has a 9-2 record in the circle and average with three doubles, two Breanna Smith has a 6-4 (Coronado), leads the hitting with Hatty Shope, junior from her earned run average is 1.74. triples and two homers. record and a 3.54 ERA. a .375 batting average and she has Pottsboro, has a .313 average with The Rambelle pitchers have a The Chaps are hitting .286 as The Javelina pitching staff three doubles, two triples and six four doubles and a home run. cumulative ERA of 2.17. a team. has a cumulative ERA of 2.81. home runs. The Rambelles are hitting .266 Lubbock Christian is 20-6 Taylor Franco, sophomore Angelo State is 19-6 for the Paxton Scheurer, sophomore as a team. overall and 5-3 in the LSC. righthander from Monahans, has year and 5-3 in the LSC standings. infielder from Mansfield, has a Genesis Armendariz, freshman Athena Muniz, sophomore an 11-3 record in the circle and her Courtney Barnhill, senior .314 average with four doubles righthander from Hobbs, N.M., infielder from Artesia, N.M., leads ERA is 1.91. the hitting with a .396 batting Maxine Valdez, freshman Six LSC Teams Ranked in Softball Poll average. She has three doubles, a righthander from Buda (Hays), has Six Lone Star Conference March 28. 15. Saint Leo (Fla.) triple and a home run. a 3-0 record and a 1.33 ERA. teams were ranked in the NCAA NCAA Division II Softball Poll 16. Indianapolis (Ind.) Three other Chaps have The LCU pitchers have a Division II softball poll released Compiled by the National 17. Lenoir-Rhyne (N.C.) batting averages above .350. cumulative ERA of 2.35. by the National Fastpitch Coaches Fastpitch Coaches Association 18. Oklahoma Christian Skylar Herrera, freshman infielder Association last week. Rank Team 19. Valdosta (Ga.) State from Odessa, is hitting .353 with One Lone Star Texas-Tyler was No. 2, 1. Augustana (S.D.) 20. Lubbock Christian four doubles, two triples and four Team in Softball Angelo State No. 9, Texas A&M- 2. Texas-Tyler 21. Tarleton State home runs; Savannah Wysocki, Commerce No. 14, Oklahoma 3. Rollins (Fla.) 22. Charleston (W. Va.) sophomore outfielder from El Paso Power Poll Christian No. 18, Lubbock 4. California State-Chico 23. Cal State-Dominguez Hills (Eastlake), is hitting .352 with One Lone Star Conference Christian No. 20 and Tarleton 5. Southern Arkansas 24. Southern Indiana seven doubles, four triples and team was ranked in the NCAA State No. 21. 6. Young Harris (Ga.) 25. Alabama-Huntsville two homers, and Brooke Division II softball power poll Texas A&M-Kingsville will 7. North Georgia (Bold-faced and italicized teams Makemson, junior infielder from released by NCAA.com last week. meet Texas-Tyler April 18 in Tyler, 8. Concordia (Calif.) are in the Lone Star Conference) Frisco (Wakeland), has a .352 Texas-Tyler was No. 2. will host Angelo State this weekend 9. Angelo State Texas A&M-Kingsville will at Hubert Field, will visit Texas 10. Trevecca Nazarene (Tenn.) meet UT-Tyler April 18 in a A&M-Commerce March 22, will 11. Rogers (Okla.) State doubleheader in Tyler. host Oklahoma Christian April 23, 12. St. Anselm (N.H.) NCAA Division II will host Lubbock Christian Sunday 13. Lincoln Memorial (Tenn.) Softball Power Poll and will host Tarleton State 14. Texas A&M-Commerce Released by NCAA.com Rank Team 2020 Javelina Baseball Schedule 1. Southern Arkansas March 13 – Texas-Permian Basin in Odessa, 3 p.m. 2. Texas-Tyler March 14 – Texas-Permian Basin in Odessa (DH), 2 p.m. 3. Rollins (Fla.) March 15 – Texas-Permian Basin in Odessa, 1 p.m. 4. Augustana (S.D.) March 20 – Angelo State in Kingsville, 6 p.m. 5. California State-Chico March 21 – Angelo State in Kingsville (DH), 2 p.m. 6. Concordia (Calif.) March 22 – Angelo State in Kingsville, 1 p.m. 7. North Georgia March 27 – Texas A&M International in Laredo, TBA 8. California-San Diego March 28 – Texas A&M International in Laredo (DH), TBA. 9. Young Harris (Ga.) March 29 – Texas A&M International in Laredo, TBA. 10. St. Anselm (N.H.) April 3 – Texas-Tyler in Kingsville, 6 p.m. (Bold-faced and italicized April 4 – Texas-Tyler in Kingsville (DH), 2 p.m. team is in the Lone Star April 5 – Texas-Tyler in Kingsville, 1 p.m. Conference) April 9 – Tarleton State in Stephenville, 3 p.m. April 10 – Tarleton State in Stephenville (DH), 1 p.m. April 11 – Tarleton State in Stephenville, 1 p.m. April 17 – Arkansas-Fort Smith in Kingsville, 6 pm. Javelina April 18 – Arkansas-Fort Smith in Kingsville (DH), 2 p.m. Hall of Fame... April 19 – Arkansas-Fort Smith in Kingsville, 1 p.m. Includes Some of April 24 – Eastern New Mexico in Portales, N.M., 7 p.m. April 25 – Eastern New Mexico in Portales, N.M. (DH), 2 p.m. the Top April 26 – Eastern New Mexico in Portales, N.M., 1 p.m. Athletes and May 1-3 – Lone Star Conference first round games, TBA. May 7-9 – Lone Star Conference Championship finals, TBA. Coaches in the May 15-17 – NCAA Division II South Central Region playoffs, History of TBA. May 23-24 – NCAA Division II Super Regionals, TBA. Intercollegiate May 30-June 6 – College World Series in Cary, N.M. Athletics! Breanna Smith Baseball Travels to Texas-Permian Basin For LSC Series The Texas A&M-Kingsville ThrThtime. lefthander from Harlingen, has a baseball team will be on the road The Javelinas are 12-10 for 2.76 earned run average, lowest on for the second consecutive the year, and in the LSC standings. the staff. Amado Almanzar, junior weekend when it goes to Odessa Steven Bonuz, sophomore righthander from Santo Domingo, for a four-game Lone Star catcher from Port Lavaca, leads Dominican Republic, and John Conference series with Texas- the Javelina hitting with a .302 Mike Rodriguez, junior Permian Basin. average. He has four doubles and righthander from Corpus Christi A single game Friday is at 3 two home runs. (Carroll), have 2-2 records. p.m., Saturday’s doubleheader The Javelinas are hitting .237 The Javelina pitching staff Steven starts at 2 p.m. and a single game as a team. has a cumulative ERA of 5.37. Matthew Sesler, sophomore Texas-Permian Basin had a Bonuz, Sunday will have a 1 p.m. start sopho- Monday game with Eastern New more Three LSC Teams in Baseball Poll Mexico and entered it with an 8-13 catcher Three Lone Star Conference played West Texas A&M. record. from Port teams were ranked in the NCAA NCAA Division II Baseball Poll Nick Hernandez, junior first Lavaca, Division II baseball poll released Released by the Collegiate baseman from Las Vegas, Nev., leads the by the Collegiate Baseball Baseball Newspaper leads the hitting with a .290 Javelinas Newspaper last week. Rank Team average. He has nine doubles and at the plate with Angelo State was No. 4, 1. North Greenville (S.C.) two home runs. Texas-Tyler No. 12 and West The Falcons have a team a .302 2. California-San Diego batting Texas A&M No. 15. batting average of .236. 3. Catawba (N.C.) average. Texas A&M-Kingsville will 4. Angelo State Trever Berg, junior host Angelo State March 20-22 in 5. Central Missouri righthander from Henderson, Nev., a four-game series and will host 6. Tampa (Fla.) has a 4-1 record on the mound and Texas-Tyler April 3-5. 7. Colorado-Mesa his ERA is 3.79. The Javelinas have already 8. Georgia College The Falcon pitching staff has 9. Ashland (Ohio) a cumulative ERA of 7.21. 10. Mount Olive (N.C.) After this weekend’s trip, the 11. Valdosta (Ga.) State Javelinas return home to host 12. Texas-Tyler league-leading Angelo State 13. Millersville (Pa.) March 20-22 in a four-game series. 14. Columbus (Ga.) State 15. West Texas A&M 16. Newberry (S.C.) 17. West Georgia 18. East Stroudsburg (Pa.) 19. Barry (Fla.) 20. Biola (Calif.) Mercyhurst (Pa.) (Bold-faced and italicized teams are in the Lone Star Conference Lone Star Conference Baseball Standings The Javelina Highlights is Team W L Pct. Angelo State 19 3 .864 published weekly by the Texas-Tyler 18 3 .857 West Texas A&M 17 5 .773 Javelina Athletic Department Arkansas-Fort Smith 13 9 .591 A&M-Kingsville 12 10 .545 Send pictures or correspondence to: St. Mary’s 12 10 .545 Tarleton State 12 10 .545 Editor Fred Nuesch, St. Edward’s 11 11 .500 Oklahoma Christian 9 13 .409 MSC 114A, Texas-Permian Basin 9 13 .409 700 University Blvd., Lubbock Christian 7 14 .333 Cameron 6 16 .273 Kingsville, TX 78363 A&M International 5 17 .227 Matthew Sesler E. New Mexico 3 19 .136 The Javelina men’s team and fans show the “J” at a watch party Sunday that saw the Javelinas receive a berth in the NCAA Division II South Central Region playoffs. Women’s Tennis To Participate in San Antonio College Spring Fling The Texas A&M-Kingsville Angelo State will be on campus Metro (Colo.) State 4, Javelinas 3 Maya Donkor 5 2 .714 1 0 1.000 women’s tennis team goes to San March 22. Javelinas 7, Colorado State-Pueblo 0 Laura Montalvo 5 2 .714 Sindicic/Daniela Koleva Antonio this weekend for the San Javelina Tennis Standings Javelinas 7, Northwood (Mich.) 0 Viktoriia Romanovskaya 1 0 1.000 Antonio Intercollegiate Tennis Team Javelinas 7, Quincy (Ill.) 0 5 2 .714 Baerman/Sindicic Spring Fling. Javelinas 5, Prairie View A&M 2 Singles Franka Sindicic 4 3 .571 1 2 .333 The tournament will be at the Texas A&M-Corpus Christi 7, Name W L Pct. Doubles Baerman/Montalvo 1 2 .333 Northside Independent School Javelinas 0 Koleva 1 0 1.000 Names W L Pct. Donkor/Romanovskaya District Tennis Center. Javelinas 5, Texas-Rio Grande Valerie Ruiz 6 1 .857 Ruiz/Montalvo 4 0 1.000 2 4 .333 Play begins Friday and Valley 2 Stephanie Baerman 5 1 .833 Romanovskaya/Baerman Ruiz/Sindicic 0 3 .000 continues through Sunday. St. Mary’s is host for the event. The Javelinas are 5-2 for the season. Valerie Ruiz, senior from San Antonio (Reagan), has a 6-1 record in singles. Stephanie Baerman, senior from San Antonio (Antonian), is 5-1. This weekend’s tournament will be a homecoming for Ruiz and Baerman, being played in their hometown. Ruiz and Laura Montalvo, junior from Cochabamba, Bolivia, have a 4-0 record in doubles. The Javelinas open their Lone Star Conference schedule March 19 with Western New Mexico in Kingsville. It will be the first of three consecutive home appearances against Lone Star Conference opponents. Texas-Permian Basin visits March 21 and LSC favorite The Javelinas and fans watch as the NCAA Division II South Central Region bracket is released by the NCAA.com website. Baseball Signs Pitcher from Victoria St. Joseph’s High School Mason Longoria, a pitcher at Raymond Jackson, OL, 6-3, volleyball player from San from Hechingen, Germany. Orange Grove. Victoria St. Joseph’s High School, 270, Fr., San Antonio (Madison). Antonio (Johnson). Milieu Ter Morsche, tennis Katryna Hernandez, track and has signed a national letter with Evan Kelly, OL, 6-4, 310, Fr., Softball player from the Netherlands. field, Skidmore-Rynan. the Texas A&M-Kingsville men’s Port Arthur (Memorial). Anika Barbosa, softball utility Noemi Sante, tennis player Ehizefua Oboh, track and baseball team. Jakari Landry, LB, 6-0 205, Fr., player from Cayuga and Navarro from Dusseldorf, Germany. field, Missouri City (Fort Bend Longoria becomes the third Houston (Hightower). College. Track & Field Hightower) signee for the baseball squad this Darian Mayberry, CB, 5-11, Breana Carr, softball Breanna Despanie, track and Jaqualon Scott, track and season. 190, Fr., Floresville. outfielder from Kingsville field, Houston (Davis). field, Missouri City (Fort Bend 2019-20 Javelina Signees Akeem McAdams, CB, 5-8, (Academy). Dylan Garza, track and field, Hightower) Baseball 185, Fr., Dallas (South Oak Cliff). Katelyn Casey, softball Mason Longoria, pitcher from Jordan McGuire, LB, 6-0, 200, catcher from Hutto. Victoria (St. Joseph’s). Fr., Houston (King) Lizette Del Angel, sophomore Jackson Teer, pitcher from Kalijah Michael, LB, 6-0, 225, pitcher from Corpus Christi San Antonio (Johnson). Fr., San Antonio (Holy Cross). (Calallen). Garrett Thompson, infielder/ Frank Miller, LB, 6-2, 205, Fr., Janae Giruard, softball pitcher catcher from New Braunfels. Houston (Marshall). and first baseman from Galveston Football Daniel Mulonda, DB, 5-11, (Ball). Jackson Allen, WR, 6-3, 165, 160, Fr., Houston (King). Kyla Gonzales, softball Fr., Sinton. Jonas Ortiz, Ath, 6-2, 185, Fr., infielder from San Antonio (East Christian Armstrong, OL, 6-7, McAllen (Rowe). Central). 280, Fr., Bridgeport. Corey Pargmann, TE/DE, 6-3, Anissa Lechner, softball Demarcus Barlow, RB, 5-11, 210, Fr., Yorktown. infielder and outfielder from 195, Fr., Houston (Davis). Gilbert Partida, OL, 6-3, 295, McKinney (Boyd). Jacob Cavazos, QB, 5-11, 175, Fr., Kyle (Lehman). Elizabeth Montes, softball Fr., Weslaco. Kobe Piper, RB, 5-10, 195, Fr., pitcher from San Antonio Will Chapman, OL, 6-7, 280, Corpus Christi (Veterans (MacArthur). Fr., Junction. Memorial). Sarah Montes, softball Cassius Clay, WR, 6-1, 175, Rafael Recio, OL, 6-3, 295, Fr., catcher and outfielder from San Fr., Corpus Christi (Miller) Brownsville (Pace). Antonio (MacArthur). Rylie Matt Dixon, TE, 6-2, 225, Fr., Ivan Reed, DT, 6-2, 280, Fr., Audrey Rodriguez, softball Anderson, San Marcos. San Antonio (Sam Houston). shortstop/outfielder from 5-8 Bryson Dyer, WR, 6-0, 185, Sterling Riles, CB, 6-1, 175, Fr., Ingleside. freshman Fr., New Braunfels. Stafford Allie Touchstone, softball from Kingsley Ejiofor, OL, 6-4, 270, Jacoby Lee Robinson, WR, 5- catcher from Jourdanton. Justin Fr., Houston (Alief Taylor) 10, 175, Fr., Victoria (St. Joseph). Volleyball (North- Gilbert Garza, K, 5-10, 175, Fr., Kevin Rojas, WR, 6-1, 180, Fr., Shelby Draker, 5-10 right side/ west), Weslaco (East) Edinburg (Vela). outside hitter volleyball player serves in a Joshua Gidrey, RB, 6-0, 210, Seven Sanchez, S, 5-9, 170, from San Antonio (Brandeis). Javelina Fr., Corpus Christi (John Paul II) Fr., Pharr (Pharr-San Juan-Alamo Ayanna Jackson, 5-10 middle beach volleyball Carlos Gonzalez, OL, 6-3 270, North). blocker/outside hitter from San home Fr., Laredo (United). Garri Smith, OL, 6-4, 300, Fr., Antonio (Harlan). match KeAon Griffin, RB, 6-0, 190, Houston (Village School). Madeleine Stolzer, volleyball earlier Fr., Victoria (St. Joseph). Avante Stevens, CB, 5-10, 5-7 setter from San Antonio this Anthony Guerera, DT, 5-11, 165, Fr., San Antonio (Wagner). (Reagan). season. 285, Fr., Corpus Christi (Veterans Keion Thomas, CB, 6-1, 165, Women’s Basketball Memorial) Fr., San Antonio (Brennan). Annelise Dominguez, 5-8 Sevan Guidry, RB, 5-9, 220, La’Darrin Thomas, WR, 5-10, women’s basketball guard from El Fr., Houston (Eisenhower). 160, Fr., Navasota. Paso (Chapin). Roger Hagan, RB, 5-11, 180, Darryon Tolefree, WR, 5-10, Janessa Payne, 5-10 women’s Fr., Houston (Northshore). 175, San Antonio (Brennan). basketball center from Aledo (All- Micah Hare, OL, 6-5, 315, Fr., Chris Turner, DB, 6-0, 185, Fr., Saints Episcopal). Cleveland (Tarkington). Del Valle. Devon Williams, 6-1 women’s Demarcus Hendricks, DE, 6-4, Demond Woods, OL, 6-3, 290, basketball forward from Gonzales. 240, Fr., San Antonio (Wagner) Fr., Houston (North Forest). Women’s Golf James Hester, WR, 6-4, 200, Beach Volleyball Olivia Vargas, golfer from Fr., Pflugerville (Hendrickson). Julianna Jackson, beach Austin (Lake Travis). Rod Hudson, RB, 5-10, 190, volleyball player from Bonner Women’s Tennis Fr., Dallas (South Oak Cliff). Springs, Kan., and Nebraska- Jana Knaab, tennis player Branon Jackson, OL, 6-4, 275, Kearney. from Stuttgart, Germany. Fr., San Antonio (Brennan). Caitlin Willson, 5-9 beach Alessa Maier, tennis player All-Lone Star Conference Men’s, Women’s Basketball Teams Javelinas On Dorian Lopez, St. Edward’s, Bernardiino, Calif. Lone Star Conference Maighan Hedge, Cameron, forward, Sr., San Antonio. Honorable Mention Men’s Basketball All- guard, So., Melbourne, Australia. All-LSC Men’s Dedrian Parmer, Oklahoma Includes Chauncey Thomas, Freshman Team De’Anira Moore, Angelo Basketball Team Christian, forward, Sr., Oklahoma Texas A&M-Kingsville, guard, Ty Caswell, Lubbock State, forward, Sr., Allen. City, Okla. Sr., Plano. Christian, guard, Fr., Wichita Falls. Abby Spurgin, West Texas Texas A&M-Kingsville’s Rashon Thomas, Texas Javontae Hopkins, Tarleton A&M, forward, Jr., Rashon Thomas was named the Chayer Named A&M-Kingsville, guard, Sr., State, guard, Fr., Houston. Fredericksburg. sixth man of the year on the All- Houston (Klein Forest). To Lone Star Aamer Muhammad, Lubbock Second Team Lone Star Conference men’s Collin Turner, Angelo State, Christian, guard, Fr., Rio Rancho, Ava Battese, Cameron, basketball team announced last guard, Sr, Pollesville, Md. Academic Team N.M. guard, Sr., Elgin, Okla. week. Third Team Will Chayer, Texas A&M- Isaiah Range, Tarleton State, Elizabeth Cathcart, Thomas is a 6-0 senior guard Randall Broddie, Tarleton Kingsville sophomore, was named guard, Fr., Cedar Hill. Midwestern State, forward, Sr., from Houston (Klein Forest). State, guard, Sr., Temple Hills, Md. to the Lone Star Conference All- Zach Toussaint, West Texas Spring Branch. Thomas and Tre Flowers, 6-2 Cameron Copley, Lubbock Academic basketball team A&M, guard, Fr., Johnsburg, Ill. Zamorye Cox, Eastern New junior guard from Bryan (A&M Christian, guard, So., Canadian. announced by the LSC office last Mexico, guard, So., Portales, N.M. Consolidated), were on the All- Clashon Gaffney, Tarleton week. Caitlyn Cunyus, Lubbock LSC second team and Chauncey State, forward, Jr., Clarksville. Chayer, 6-8 forward from All-Lone Star Conference Christian, guard, Sr., Canyon. Thomas, 6-0 senior guard from Derrick Geddis, West Texas Corpus Christi (Veterans Women’s Basketball Natalie DeLonge, Eastern Plano, was on the honorable A&M, guard, So., Houston. Memorial), was one of five players Teams and Awards New Mexico, forward, Sr., Klamath mention list. Ty Glover, Texas-Tyler, guard, on the team. First Team Falls, Ore. All-Lone Star Conference Sr., San Bernardino, Calif. In order to be eligible for the Soteria Banks, St. Mary’s, Megan Gamble, West Texas Men’s Basketball Team D’monta Harris, Midwestern team, an athlete must have at least guard, Jr., Round Rock. A&M, guard, Sr., Omaha, Neb. First Team State, guard, Sr., Pontiac, Mich. a 3.30 grade point average. Deijah Blanks, St. Edward’s, Alivia Lewis, Eastern New Lloyd Daniels, Lubbock Kobe Magee, St. Mary’s, Lone Star Conference forward, grad, San Diego, Calif. Mexico, forward, Jr., Albuquerque, Christian, guard, Jr., Colts Neck, guard, Jr., San Antonio. All-Academic Men’s Alexis Bryant, Texas A&M- N.M. Devin Pullum, Eastern New Delaney Nix, West Texas N.J. Basketball Team Commerce, forward, Sr., Mexico, guard, Jr., Little Elm. Pflugerville. A&M, guard, Sr., Omaha, Neb. Qua Grant, West Texas A&M, Will Chayer, Texas A&M- Deonta Terrell, Texas A&M- Maddi Chitsey, Lubbock Allie Schulte, Lubbock guard, So., Waxahachie. Kingsville, So., forward, Commerce, guard, Sr., Chicago, Ill. Christian, forward, Sr., Wall. Christian, guard, Jr., Nazareth. August Haas, St. Edward’s, mechanical engineering major, Matthew Wilson, Arkansas- Mackenzie Hailey, Tarleton Chania Wright, Texas A&M- guard, Sr., Copenhagen, Corpus Christi (Veterans Memorial). Denmark. Fort Smith, guard, Sr., San State, forward, Sr., Burleson. Commerce, guard, Jr., DeSoto. Ryan Garza, St. Edward’s, Jr., Third Team Brian Halums, Arkansas-Fort guard, kinesiology/pre-physical Smith, guard, Sr., Hollandale, Hannah Boyett, Arkansas- therapy major, Edinburg. Fort Smith, guard, Fr., Muldrow, Miss. August Haas, St. Edward’s, Chandler Jacobs, Dallas Okla. Sr., guard, finance major, Ashton Duncan, Lubbock Baptist, guard, Jr., Missouri City. Copenhagen, Denmark. Joel Murray, West Texas Christian, guard, Jr., Lubbock. Chandler Jacobs, Dallas Holly Hemmeline, Texas- A&M, guard, So., Rowlett. Baptist, Jr., guard, accounting Ashton Spears, St. Edward’s, Permian Basin, guard, Fr., Denver major, Missouri City. City. guard, Sr., Independence, La. Brock Schreiner, Cameron, Wayne Stewart, Texas A&M- Patrycja Jaworska, Texas So., guard, sports and exercise A&M International, guard, Jr., Commerce, forward, Sr., science major, Choctaw, Okla. Philadelphia, Pa. Wroclaw, Poland. Special Recognition Mar’Shalia Lollie, Arkansas- Second Team LSC Academic Player of the Carter Brown, Dallas Baptist, Fort Smith, forward, Jr., Kilgore. Year: Ryan Garza, St. Edward’s guard, Sr., Plano. Tiana Parker, West Texas A&M, forward, Sr., Chehalis, Pat Dembley, Texas-Permian Lone Star Conference Basin, guard, Sr., Minneapolis, Wash. Minn. Men’s Basketball All- Dyani Robinson, Texas Tre Flowers, Texas A&M- Defensive Team A&M-Commerce, guard, Fr., Kingsville, guard, Jr., Bryan Carter Brown, Dallas Baptist, Cypress. (A&M Consolidated). guard, Sr., Plano. Catara Samuel, Angelo State, Josh Hawley, Tarleton State, Clashon Gaffney, Tarleton guard, Sr., Amarillo. forward, Sr., Irving. State, forward, Jr., Clarksville. Mica Schneider, Midwestern Parker Hicks, Lubbock Qua Grant, West Texas State, guard, Sr., Boerne. Christian, forward, Jr., Decatur. A&M, guard, So., Waxahachie. Hannah Wilson, St. Mary’s, Andres Ibarguen, Angelo Joel Murray, West Texas forward, Jr., Fredericksburg. State, forward, Sr., Santa Marta, A&M, guard, So., Rowlett. Special Recognition Colombia. Ashton Spears, St. Edward’s, Player of the Year: Maddi Will Chayerguard, Sr., Independence, La. Tre Flowers (Continued on Page 21) All-Lone Star Conference Smith, Flowers IBC Bank Honorees Men’s, Women’s Teams Texas A&M-Kingsville Rashon Thomas, basketball Johnathon Harper, indoor softball player Breanna Smith and Dec. 5 – track & field (Continued from Page 20) Midwestern State, Sr., forward, Javelina basketball player Tre Ravae Payne, basketball Feb. 19 – Chitsey, Lubbock Christian. business administration major, Flowers were named the IBC Bank Tre Flowers, basketball Jory Cervantes, softball Defensive Player of the Year: Spring Branch. athletes of the week for their Dec. 12 – Amado Almanzar, baseball Maddi Chitsey, Lubbock Christian Maddi Chitsey, Lubbock performances last week. Kimberly Ortolon, indoor Feb. 26 – Newcomer of the Year: Christian, Sr., center, exercise Smith, senior from San track & field Loren Kelly, softball Deijah Blanks, St. Edward’s sports science major, Wall. Antonio (Churchill), pitched 13.2 Johnathon Harper, indoor Dean Wallace, indoor track & Sixth Woman of the Year: Mary Rose Foster, West Texas innings in four games in the track & field field Braylyn Dollar, West Texas A&M A&M, So., guard, biology, Frisco. Javelinas’ games in Georgia last Dec. 19 – March 4 – Freshman of the Year: Dyani Maighan Hedge, Cameron, weekend. She allowed seven hits, Anastacia Mickens, Valerie Ruiz, tennis Robinson, Texas A&M-Commerce So., guard, sports and exercise three earned runs and improved basketball Tre Flowers, basketball Coach of the Year: Jason science major, Melbourne, her season’s record to 6-4. Rashon Thomas, basketball March 11 – Australia. Burton, Texas A&M-Commerce Flowers, junior guard from Dec. 26 – Breanna Smith, softball Allie Schulte, Lubbock Bryan (A&M Consolidated), Ravae Payne, basketball Tre Flowers, basketball Christian, Jr., guard, humanities Lone Star Conference scored 25 points and have seven Will Chayer, basketball major, Nazareth. Women’s Basketball All- rebounds and four assists in the Jan. 2 – Two LSC Teams Special Recognition men’s basketball team’s two No athletic events held. Defensive Team LSC Academic Player of the Rank in NCBWA games at the Lone Star Jan. 9 – Alexis Bryant, Texas A&M- Year: Maddi Chitsey, Lubbock Conference Tournament in Frisco. Ravae Payne, basketball Baseball Poll Commerce, forward, Sr., Pflugerville. Christian Flowers is recognized for the Rashon Thomas, basketball Maddi Chitsey, Lubbock Two Lone Star Conference third time this season and Smith is Jan. 16 – Christian, forward, Sr., Wall. Lone Star Conference teams were ranked in the NCAA player of the week for the first time Bridget Upton, basketball Alivia Lewis, Eastern New Division II baseball poll released Women’s Basketball All- this spring. John Mouton, basketball Mexico, forward, Jr., Albuquerque, by the National Collegiate Freshman Team IBC Bank Athletes of the Week Jan. 23 – N.M. Baseball Writers Association last Charli Becker, St. Edward’s, Sept. 12 Anastacia Mickens, Tiana Parker, West Texas week. guard, Kerrville. Melanie Casteel, volleyball basketball A&M, forward, Sr., Chehalis, Angelo State was No. 1 and Hannah Boyett, Arkansas- Delvin Milburn, football Rashon Thomas, basketball Wash. Texas-Tyler No. 21. Fort Smith, guard, Muldrow, Okla. Sept. 19 Jan. 30 – Abby Spurgin, West Texas Texas A&M-Kingsville will Holly Hemmeline, Texas- Nicole Murff, volleyball Kimberly Ortolon, indoor A&M, forward, Jr., Fredericksburg. host Angelo State March 20-22 at Permian Basin, guard, Denver City. Luis Lopez, football track & field Nolan Ryan Field and will host Sawyer Lloyd, Angelo State, Sept. 26 Rashon Thomas, basketball Texas-Tyler April 3-5. Lone Star Conference guard, Fr., Wall. Lauren Kadillis, volleyball Feb. 6 – NCAA Division II Baseball Poll Women’s All-Academic Dyani Robinson, Texas Devin Robles, cross country Matisen Onofrei, softball Compiled by the Awards A&M-Commerce, guard, Fr., Oct. 3 Austin DeLeon, baseball National Collegiate Baseball Elizabeth Cathcart, Cypress. Nicole Murff, volleyball Feb. 13 – Writers Association Donte Ross, football Anastacia Mickens, Rank Team Oct. 10 basketball 1. Angelo State Jordan Wonders, volleyball 2. Central Missouri Donte Ross, football Stafford Wins 3. California-San Diego Oct. 17 4. Catawba (N.C.) Monica Yanez, cross country Boys Regional 5. Tampa (Fla.) Josh Wilson, football Basketball Title 6. Ashland (Ohio) Oct. 24 7. Mount Olive (N.C.) Madison Lake, golf Stafford won the Region IV- 8. Millersville (Pa.) Kris Barnes, football 4A boys basketball championship 9. Biola (Calif.) Oct. 31 – last weekend in the Texas A&M- 10. Southern New Hampshire Roxanne Morris, volleyball Kingsville Steinke Center with a 11. Lindenwood (Mo.) Koy Detmer Jr., football 49-48 victory over Boerne in the 12. North Greenville (S.C.) Nov. 7 – title game. 13. Barry (Fla.) Talleyshia Morris, volleyball Stafford had reached the title 14. Dixie (Utah) State Luis Lopez, football game with a 58-54 win over 15. Central Oklahoma Nov. 14 – Pleasanton in the semifinals and 16. Colorado-Mesa Jalynn Johnson, basketball Boerne had beaten Hidalgo, 45-26, 17. East Stroudsburg (Pa.) Ryan Martinez, football in the other semifinal game. 18. Georgia College Nov. 21 – Stafford, coached by former 19. Southern Arkansas ‘ Talleyshia Morris, volleyball Javelina football player and 20. New York Tech Sammy Brooks, basketball coaching staff member David 21. Texas-Tyler Nov. 28 – Montano, advances into the Class Other teams receiving votes Chauncey Thomas Rashon Thomas Jalynn Johnson, basketball 4A state semifinals. included West Texas A&M. NCAA Division II Basketball, Indoor Track & Field, Baseball Polls NCAA Division II Indoor 1. Angelo State 9. St. Edward’s 2. Central Missouri 6. Westminster (Utah) Track & Field Polls 2. Colorado Mines 10. Ferris (Mich.) State 3. North Greenville (S.C.) 7. Angelo State Compiled by the U.S. Track & 3. Colorado-Colorado Springs 11. West Liberty (W. Va.) 4. Tampa (Fla.) 8. Tarleton State Field Coaches Association 4. West Texas A&M 12. Jefferson (Pa.) 5. Mount Olive (N.C.) 9. Eastern New Mexico Men’s Division 5. Texas A&M-Commerce 13. Indianapolis (Ind.) 6. California-San Diego 10. St. Edward’s Rank Team 6. Western Colorado 14. Bridgeport (Conn.) 7. Catawba (N.C.) (Bold-faced and italicized 1. Lincoln (Mo.) 7. Colorado State-Pueblo 15. Rogers (Okla.) State 8. Colorado-Mesa teams are in the Lone Star 2. Colorado Mines 8. Adams (Colo.) State 16. Missouri-St. Louis 9. Georgia College Conference) 3. Angelo State 9. Tarleton State 17. North Carolina-Pembroke 10. Ashland (Ohio) 4. Ashland (Ohio) 10. Chadron (Neb.) State 18. St. Thomas Aquinas (N.Y.) (Bold-faced and italicized NCAA Division II 5. Tiffin (Ohio) 11. Texas A&M-Kingsville 19. Alabama-Huntsville team is in the Lone Star Women’s Basketball Poll 12. Colorado-Mesa 6. Grand Valley (Mich.) State 20. Nova Southeastern (Fla.) Conference) Compiled by 13. Black Hills (S.D.) State 7. American International (Mass.) 21. Northern (S.D.) State D2 Sports Information 14. Metro (Colo.) State 8. Missouri Southern 22. Missouri Southern NCAA Division II Men’s Directors of America 15. Dallas Baptist 9. Central Missouri 23. Dixie (Utah) State Rank Team 16. Eastern New Mexico Basketball Poll 10. Colorado State-Pueblo 24. California State-Chico 1. Drury (Mo.) 17. Lubbock Christian Released by the 11. Pittsburg (Kan.) State 25. Queens (N.C.) 2. Ashland (Ohio) 18. Westminster (Utah) D2 Sports Information 12. Adams (Colo.) State Seattle Pacific (Wash.) 3. Hawaii Pacific 19. South Dakota Mines Directors of America 13. St. Augustine’s (N.C.) (Bold-faced and italicized 4. Grand Valley (Mich.) State 20. Oklahoma Christian Rank Team 14. Northwest Missouri teams are in the Lone Star 5. Adelphi (N.Y.) Women’s Division 1. Northwest Missouri 15. Minnesota State Conference) 6. Alaska-Anchorage Rank Team 2. Lincoln Memorial (Tenn.) 16. Emporia (Kan.) State 7. Texas A&M-Commerce 1. Colorado-Colorado Springs 3. California-San Diego 17. Western Colorado 8. Indiana (Pa.) 2. West Texas A&M NCAA Division II 4. West Texas A&M 18. Colorado-Colorado Springs 9. Belmont Abbey (N.C.) 3. Angelo State 5. Florida Southern 19. Northwood (Mich.) Basketball Power Polls 10. Walsh (Ohio) 4. Adams (Colo.) State 6. Indiana (Pa.) 20. West Texas A&M Released by NCAA.com 11. Lee (Tenn.) 5. Colorado Mines 7. Azusa Pacific (Calif.) Women’s Division Men’s 12. Central Missouri 6. Colorado State-Pueblo 8. Valdosta (Ga.) State Rank Team Rank Team 13. Lubbock Christian 7. Texas A&M-Commerce 9. St. Edward’s 1. Grand Valley (Mich.) State 1. Northwest Missouri 14. University of Sciences (Pa.) 8. Colorado-Mesa 10. Ferris (Mich.) State 2. Lincoln (Mo.) 2. Lincoln Memorial (Tenn.) 15. Tampa (Fla.) 9. Western Colorado 11. Bridgeport (Conn.) 3. Missouri Southern 3. West Texas A&M 16. North Georgia 10. Black Hills (S.D.) State 12. Jefferson (Pa.) 4. Adams (Colo.) State 4. California-San Diego 17. West Texas A&M 11. Tarleton State 13. West Liberty (W. Va.) 5. Northwest Missouri 5. Florida Southern 18. Minnesota-Duluth 12. New Mexico Highlands 14. Indianapolis (Ind.) 6. Mary (N.D.) 6. Azusa Pacific (Calif.) 19. Cal State-San Marcos 13. South Dakota Mines 15. North Carolina-Pembroke 7. West Texas A&M 7. Indiana (Pa.) 20. Union (Tenn.) 14. Eastern New Mexico 16. Nova Southeastern (Fla.) 8. Indianapolis (Ind.) 8. Indianapolis (Ind.) 21. Lander (S.C.) 15. Texas A&M-Kingsville 17. Missouri-St. Louis 9. Minnesota State 9. Valdosta (Ga.) State 22. Bowie (Md.) State 16. Westminster (Utah) 18. St. Thomas Aquinas (N.Y.) 10. Tiffin (Ohio) 10. St. Edward’s 23. Sioux Falls (S.D.) 17. Oklahoma Christian 19. Southern Nazarene (Okla.) 11. Angelo State Women’s 24. Colorado-Mesa 18. Dallas Baptist 20. Charleston (W. Va.) 12. Pittsburg (Kan.) State Rank Team 25. Stonehill (Mass.) 19. Chadron (Neb.) State 21. Dixie (Utah) State 13. Saginaw Valley (Mich.) State 1. Drury (Mo.) (Bold-faced and italicized 20. Lubbock Christian 22. Seattle Pacific (Wash.) 14. Azusa Pacific (Calif.) 2. Ashland (Ohio) teams are in the Lone Star (Bold-faced and italicized 23. Queens (N.C.) 15. Southwest Baptist (Mo.) 3. Hawaii Pacific 24. Southeastern Oklahoma Conference). 16. Simon Fraser (British Columbia) teams are in the Lone Star 4. Grand Valley (Mich.) State Conference) 25. Alabama-Huntsville 17. Colorado-Colorado Springs 5. Lubbock Christian (Bold-faced and italicized 18. Ashland (Ohio) 6. Alaska-Anchorage teams are in the Lone Star 19. Colorado State-Pueblo NCAA Division II Men’s 7. Adelphi (N.Y.) Conference) 8. Indiana (Pa.) 20. St. Augustine’s (N.C.) Basketball Poll Javelina (Bold-faced and italicized 9. Central Missouri NCAA Division II teams are in the Lone Star Compiled by the National 10. Minnesota-Duluth Basketball Coaches Association South Central Region Conference) (Bold-faced and italicized Alums Make Rank Team teams are in the Lone Star Women’s Basketball Poll 1. Northwest Missouri Conference) Compiled by the NCAA Division Javelina NCAA Division II South 2. Lincoln Memorial (Tenn.) II Basketball Committee Central Region Indoor 3. West Texas A&M NCAA Division II Rank Team Pride Track & Field Polls 4. California-San Diego 1. Lubbock Christian Baseball Power Poll Compiled by the U.S. Track & 5. Florida Southern 2. West Texas A&M Justified! Compiled by NCAA.com Field Coaches Association 6. Azusa Pacific (Calif.) 3. Texas A&M-Commerce Rank Team Men’s Division 7. Indiana (Pa.) 4. Colorado-Mesa 1. Angelo State Rank Team 8. Valdosta (Ga.) State 5. Western Colorado