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2B Thursday, October 19, 2017 Caller-Times HIGH SCHOOL RESULTS, SCHEDULES CROSS COUNTRY 50 butterfly — Elle Boyd, King, 27.31 CLASS 4A TUESDAY'S RESULTS Lopez 35. ACES — Oso, Faith Fillmore 2. DIGS Cisneros 10. ACES — London, Emilie Cagle 9, MONDAY, OCT. 23 50 freestyle — Rachel Huang, Flour Bluff, La Feria 10, West Oso 5 DISTRICT 30-5A — Oso, Agapita Castillo 3. BLOCKS — Oso, Emily Clower 3, Voss 1, Williams 1. DIGS — Region IV Meet, Dugan Stadium 26.29 Port Isabel 10, Kingsville 8 KING DEF. CARROLL, Alyssa Grant 2. London, Voss 13, Williams 7, Alexandra Cha- TAPPS 6-5A 200 freestyle — Helen Schawe, VM, 2:09.33 Rockport-Fulton 10, Rio Hondo 3 24-26, 25-13, 25-20, 25-17 Record — West Oso 10-3 in 31-4A vez 7, Cagle 7; Falfurrias, Perez 7, A. Ortiz 5, C. GIRLS 100 freestyle relay — Veterans Memorial AREA KILLS — King, Landen Ross 12, Beyonce Lane ROCKPORT-FULTON DEF. KINGSVILLE, Palacios 3, S. Aleman 3, K. Correa 3. BLOCKS Team totals —1. IWA 19; 2. (tie) John Paul II (Nicole Soriano, Morgan Baker, Summer King, CLASS 5A 8; Carroll, Kiah Barron 14, Julissa Clark 1. AS- 25-10, 25-11, 22-25, 25-13 — London, Williams 4, Clower 3, Lyne 1, 58; Victoria St. Joseph 58 Helen Schawe), 50.70 Tuloso-Midway vs. Laredo Nixon, TBA SISTS — King, Vanessa Lugo 27, Carroll, Syd- KILLS — R-F, Alexis Bracht 12, Allison Sanders Katelyn Ashley 1. Top 10 individuals — 1. Remy Ellison, IWA, 50 backstroke — Leah Collins, Flour Bluff, Veterans Memorial vs. Sharyland Pioneer, 1 ney Alvarez 23. ACES — King, Lugo 1, Kwa- 6. ASSISTS — R-F, Molly Frost 31. ACES — Records — London 18-5, 8-0 in 31-3A; Falfur- 12:58.29; 2. Alex Nagle, Victoria St. Joseph, 29.26 p.m. Friday, H-E-B Tennis Center nae Brown 1, Mariah Trigo 1; Carroll, Caitlin R-F, M. Frost 2. DIGS — Lexie Gonzales 10, A. rias 1-6 in 31-3A 12:58.86; 3. Mia Moore, IWA, 13:03.20; 4. 50 breaststroke — Nicole Soriano, VM, Ray vs. Mission Veterans Memorial, 1 p.m. Gonzalez 3, Megan Delgado 2. DIGS — King, Sanders 5. DISTRICT 30-2A Madeline Thorud, IWA, 13:12.79; 5. Claire 34.95 Thursday, Kingsville Ross 27, Serrena Flores 26; Carroll, Gonzalez JV — R-F won 25-13, 25-9. WOODSBORO DEF. RUNGE, Thomas, IWA 13:13.79; 6. Emma Becker, IWA, 200 freestyle relay — Laredo Alexander, Flour Bluff vs. Mission Sharyland, 11 a.m., Fal- 33, Linzee Leal 30, Delgado 21. BLOCKS — Freshmen — R-F won 25-12, 17-25, 25-14. 23-25, 25-22, 25-21, 25-16 13:43.89; 7. Lilly Smith, IWA, 14:51.73; 8. Ga- 1:53.04 furrias King, Brown 3, Lane 2; Carroll, Brown 3, Clark Records — Rockport-Fulton 18-8, 9-3 in Records — Woodsboro 22-2, 9-0 in 30-2A briella Ayarzagoitia, JP II, 14:55.86; 9. Jean- BOYS CLASS 4A 2. 31-4A. TAPPS 6-5A nette Rosairo, JP II, 15:00.43; 10. Alexandria Team totals — 1. Flour Bluff 132; 2. Laredo Rockport-Fulton at Beeville, 4 p.m. Thursday 9th — Carroll def. King 25-22, 25-13 DISTRICT 29-3A IWA DEF. ST. AUGUSTINE LAREDO, Serna, JP II, 15:09.48 United 117; 3. Veterans Memorial 114; 4. Vic- VOLLEYBALL JV — Carrol def. King 13-25, 25-13, 25-18 ODEM DEF. BLOOMINGTON, 25-19, 25-11, 25-23 BOYS toria West 63; 5. Laredo Alexander 45; 6. STANDINGS Records — King 17-14, 10-9 in 30-5A 25-15, 25-12, 25-12 KILLS — IWA, Caroline Pekar 17, Katie Skro- Team totals — 1. IWA 19; 2. Laredo St. Au- Gregory-Portland 29; 7. Alice 15; 8. Victoria DISTRICT 30-5A GREGORY-PORTLAND DEF. MILLER, KILLS — Odem, Juliana Alcala 15, Janelle barczyk 8, Sophia Cheaney 6, Haley Cox 5. gustine 57; 3. John Paul II 61; 4. Victoria St. East 13; 9. Ray 10; 10. IWA 9; 11. King 2 Team Dist All 25-1, 25-13, 25-6 Mendez 6, Julisa Alcala 4. ASSISTS — Odem, ASSISTS — IWA, Lindsay Saenz 33. ACES — Joseph 117 100 medley relay — Veterans Memorial xz-T-M 18-0 37-4 KILLS — G-P, Breanna Walp 17, Samantha Calle Brewer 14, Harley Pena 9. ACES — IWA, Pekar 7, Rilley Arreola 3. DIGS — IWA, Top 10 individuals — 1. Kevin Morrison, (John Soriano, Denzel Ferniz, Marcus Hernan- x-G-P 16-2 30-3 Kuzma 2, Colby Gonzalez 8, Hannah Lorenz Odem, Madison Vela 4, Juliana Alcala 3, Isabella Williams 5, Pekar 5. IWA, 17:52.66; 2. Fernando Munoz, Lar. St. dez, Aditya Modak) 48.77 x-Flour Bluff 15-4 25-6 3, Camry Jones 8, Taryn Bluemel 1, Chloe Mendez 3, Kayle Cuellar 2. DIGS — Odem, Record — IWA 3-2 in 6-5A Augustine, 17:56.86; 3. Joseph Afuso, IWA, 100 freestyle — Caleb Kykehouse, Gregory- x-Vets Memorial 13-5 22-8 Rodriguez 7, Kandice Rowe 11. ASSISTS — Cuellar 18, Mendez 11. BLOCKS — Odem, Jul- FRIDAY 18:31.29; 4. Gil Chapa, IWA, 19:02.48; 5. Jo- Portland, 49.96 Calallen 11-7 14-18 G-P, S. Kuzma 32, H. Lorenz 2. ACES — G-P, S. isa Alcala 1. DISTRICT 30-5A seph Nicholson, IWA, 19:06.77; 6. Brett 100 IM — Marcus Hernandez, VM, 59.04 King 9-10 17-15 Kuzma 4, C. Gonzalez 13, H. Lorenz 1. DIGS — Records — Odem 15-11, 4-5 in 29-3A Alice at Miller, 5 p.m. Carroll 7-11 14-10 Herbst, IWA, 19:16.29; 7. Isaiah Aguilar, IWA, 25 freestyle — Drew Sanchez, Victoria Ray 7-11 13-14 G-P, Julianne Saathoff 1, Alexis Vasquez 1, Au- SKIDMORE-TYNAN DEF. MATHIS, Tuloso Midway at Carroll, 5 p.m. 19:28.07; 8. Jaime Guerrero, JP II, 19:37.45; 9. West, 11.29 Moody 2-16 6-18 drey Warren 1, Camryn Jones 1, T. Bluemel 2, 25-13, 25-10, 25-17 Gregory Portland at Ray, 5 p.m. Kevin Koch, IWA, 19:52.75; 10. Augustine 1-meter diving — Julian Garcia, VM, 182.65 Alice 2-16 n/a K. Rowe 2. KILLS — S-T, Miryena Solias 4, Samantha To- Moody at Veterans Memorial, 5 p.m. Nguyen, JP II, 19:53.12 50 butterfly — Dillan Sievers, Victoria West Miller 0-18 n/a Records — Gregory-Portland 29-3, 16-2 in var 8, Avea Gonzales 4, Jackie Hernandez 3, King at Calallen, 5 p.m., SWIMMING 24.61; Alex Wallett, Flour Bluff, 24.61 DISTRICT 31-4A 30-5A; Miller 0-18 in 30-5A Katryna Hernandez 8, Alexis Wieding 2; Ma- DISTRICT 31-4A FRIDAY-SATURDAY 50 freestyle — Fernie Pineda, Laredo Alex- Team Dist DISTRICT 31-4A this, Elena Robles 5, Abigail Rosales 4, Mer- Aransas Pass at Sinton, 4:30 p.m. Alice Class Meet, Alice Natatorium ander, 23.16 xy-Sinton 12-0 SINTON DEF. ORANGE GROVE, cedez Sarate 4. ASSISTS — S-T, M. Solis 16, J. Kingsville at Orange Grove, 4:30 p.m. RESULTS 200 freestyle — Brian Whittington, Flour x-Rockport-Fulton 9-3 25-17, 25-22, 25-22 Hernandez 2, Laikyn Lopez 6; Mathis, Aricel Robstown at West Oso, 4:30 p.m. IWA & THE CITY OF ALICE SPRINT MEET Bluff, 1:57.22 x-West Oso 9-3 KILLS — OG, Heidi Hartman 6, Elise Hessel- Bordayo 9, E. Robles 4. ACES — S-T, M. Solis Rockport-Fulton at Ingleside, 4:30 p.m. Alice Natatorium 100 freestyle relay — Veterans Memorial Ingleside 7-5 tine 5, Hannah Wells 4; Sinton, Sydney Horger 1, J. Hernandez 3, Jasmine Terry 1, L. Lopez 2, DISTRICT 29-3A Saturday, Oct. 14 (Aditya Modak, Luis Guerrero, John Soriano, Orange Grove 5-7 11, Autumn Moses 9, Emma Thomas 5. AS- A. Wieding 6; Mathis, Aricel Bordayo 1, Katie Mathis at Goliad, TBA Winners listed only Marcus Hernandez), 43.99 Aransas Pass 4-8 SISTS — OG, Mykah Oaks 11, Talee Oaks 9; Dominguez 1. DIGS — S-T, M. Solis 5, S. Tovar DISTRICT 30-3A GIRLS 50 backstroke — John Soriano, VM, 26.32 Kingsville 2-10 Sinton, Madisyn Burnell 20, Hannah Gallegos 7, Brittany Hinojosa 1, A. Gonzales 3, J. Her- George West at Cotulla, 4:30 p.m. Team totals — 1. Flour Bluff 160; 2. Laredo 50 breaststroke — Alex Wallett, Flour Bluff, Robstown 0-12 13. ACES — OG, Hartman 2, Hannah Wells 2, nandez 13, Elizabeth Olivarez 4, J. Terry 7, L. DISTRICT 30-2A Alexander 79; 3. Veterans Memorial 65; 4. 30.13 DISTRICT 29-3A Hopie Mitchell 1; Sinton, Courtney Hesseltine Lopez 2, K. Hernandez 3, Peyton Lakson 3, A. Pettus at Woodsboro King 56; 5. Laredo United 46.5; 6. Victoria 200 freestyle relay — Flour Bluff (Jesse Team Dist 2, Moses 2, Gallegos 1. DIGS — OG, Hartman Wieding 3; Mathis, Stephanie Mesa 6, M. Sa- NON-DISTRICT West 40; 7. Ray 31; 8. Gregory-Portland 28.5; Huang, Jack Pogue, Kraig Bray, Alex Wallett), xy-Goliad 9-0 16, Mitchell 10, Amber Beish 6; Sinton, Paige rate 3, Katie Dominguez 3. BLOCKS — S-T, Bishop at Hebbronville, 5 p.m. 9. Alice 13; 10. Calallen 12; 11. IWA 9 1:34.61 x-Taft 7-2 Vickers 17, Moses 16, Horger 13. BLOCKS — Katryna Hernandez 2, A. Wieding 1; Mathis, SATURDAY 100 medley relay — Flour Bluff (Leah Col- TEAM TENNIS x-Skidmore-Tynan 6-3 OG, Wells 5, Hesseltine 3, Morgan Finto 3; Jeda Hargett 5, M. Sarate 2. DISTRICT 31-2A lins, Lauren Lindemen, Ammarie Wallett, Ga- BI-DISTRICT x-Odem 4-5 Sinton, Anna Thomas 1, E.
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  • District Program Misused $177K Audit: Early Childhood Program Employees Bought Adult Tricycles, More

    CLARENDON SUN Area remembers ‘Mr. Americanism’ Plowden known for helping vets A7 Officials: Be proactive after SERVING SOUTH CAROLINA SINCE OCTOBER 15, 1894 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 2017 75 CENTS Equifax security breach A2 District program misused $177K Audit: Early Childhood Program employees bought adult tricycles, more BY BRUCE MILLS ing criminal investigation the department. Thursday that it’s cooperat- to two district employees [email protected] into financial improprieties In that audit report, the ing with authorities and totaling $163,157.21 and sev- in the district’s program. department’s Office of Au- has already implemented eral “unallowable, unrea- The state Department of The investigations stem diting Services asserts the safeguards and more strin- sonable and unnecessary” Education released this from an anonymous letter district’s 4-year-old kinder- gent fiscal policies to cor- programmatic expenditures week to the public its audit received by the department garten program administra- rect the outlined issues. incurred by the district for findings of Sumter School and the district earlier this tors misused about $177,000 A finalized 11-page report supplies totaling $13,765.58. District’s Early Childhood year. The department re- in state funding in recent from the department’s Of- Items purchased include Education Program, which leased the audit findings to years, and the state depart- fice of Auditing Services adult tricycles, hammocks, it previously provided to The Sumter Item after the ment says it wants that details “unreasonable” and patio furniture and small the State Law Enforcement district submitted a correc- money back. The district “excessive” program train- Division as part of an ongo- tive action plan Tuesday to said in a public statement ing fees paid by the district SEE AUDIT, PAGE A3 Man’s bond Grandparents join students for lunch will likely not change in shooting BY JIM HILLEY [email protected] Andrew Tiller, an 18-year-old Sumter resident, is accused of shooting and seri- ously injuring two men Sept.