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Nae O’Bryant pulls in the fastball.

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COLDSPRING — Despite valiant efforts, the Lady Trojans downed the Trinity Lady Tigers twice last week, 14-4 on April 2 and 16-0 on Friday.

Assistant Coach Madalyn Smith said that in the April 2 game Trinity fought in the beginning. The standout was Skyler Knight with 2 home runs.

Mariah Lewis provided the lone hit in the Friday game, which ended in 3 innings.

Groveton

The Lady Indians continue their romp through district, downing Corrigan-Camden 12-2 on April 2 and taking a doubleheader against Cushing on Friday, 18-1 and 16-1.

Boys

Trinity

The Tigers were overpowered by Coldspring last week, losing 15-0 on April 2 and 22-4 on Friday.

Apple Springs

The Eagles took two wins from Highway 94 rivals Centerville last week, beating the Bulldogs 9-2 on April 2 and 12-2 on Friday.

In the April 2 game, Dakota Campbell and Tristen Eddins each had 2 hits apiece, with Eddins posting 3 RBIs, to lead the Eagles’ offense. The two also shared mound duty, combining for 9 strikeouts while giving up 2 runs on 8 hits and walking only 1.

For the Bulldogs, Eli Emmons had 3 hits, including a double, while Brandon McWhorter and Wyatt Clede each chipped in 2 apiece to lead the offense. Ty Havard, Emmons and Clede each spent time on the mound, with Clede tossing 11 strikeouts.

On Friday, Eddins led the Eagle offense by going 4-for-4 with a double and scoring 4 runs. Zeth Dugat and Campbell had mound duty, with Campbell tossing 10 strikeouts.

Stats for Centerville were not immediately available.

Groveton

The Indians won two against Cushing last week, 3-1 on April 2 and 10-3 on Friday.

In the April 2 game, Dax Parker had the hot bat, going 3-for-4 with a double and 2 RBIs. Tanner Steubing dominated the mound, allowing only one run on two hits while striking out 11.

On Friday, Parker, Jake Plotts, Jack Sullivan and Cash Moore each had 2 hits apiece to lead the offense. Plotts and Ty Torregrossa shared mound duties, combining for 8 strikeouts while allowing only 3 runs and 3 hits.

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State powerlifting participant Cole Odom of Trinity came in ninth place in the 198-pound class at the Boys Powerlifting State Meet, held Friday in Abilene. Odom had lifts of 640 pounds in squat, 360 pounds in bench press and 510 pounds in dead lift for a total of 1,510 pounds. Courtesy Photo

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The Apple Springs baseball team was blanked by Corrigan-Camden 3-0 on March 19.

Dakota Campbell pitched the bulk of the game, with Tristen Eddins chipping in. The two combined for 9 strikeouts while allowing 3 hits and walking 3.

Eddins, Connor Kaufman and Nathan Smith each had hits in the game.

Centerville

The Bulldogs were blanked by the Cushing Bearkats 9-0 on March 19.

Ty Havard and Wyatt Clede shared mound duty, combining for 3 strikeouts and 1 walk while allowing 8 hits.

Eli Emmons had three hits in the game, while Trevor Hennigan and Wyatt Clede chipped in a hit apiece.

Groveton

The Indians needed only 2 ½ innings to down district rival Kennard 19-0 on March 19.

Tanner Steubing threw 8 strikeouts and allowed 1 walk while keeping the Tigers hitless.

Jack Sullivan went 3-for-3, including a triple, and had 3 RBIs to lead the offense. Billy Thomas went 2-for-2 with three RBIs and a double. Dax Parker, Ty Torregrossa, Jake Plotts, Steubing, Trystin Ard and Cash Moore each provided a hit.

Then on Friday, the Indians kept Wells scoreless for a 17-0 2 ½-inning win.

Plotts and Moore shared mound duty, combining for 9 strikeouts and allowing 3 walks and only 2 hits.

Parker and Steubing each had 2 hits and 2 RBIs to lead the offense. Torregrossa, Sullivan, Jackson Cathey and Logan Townsend also contributed hits.

Trinity

The Tigers lost back-to-back games to New Waverly, one on March 19 and one on Friday, both by scores of 11-0.

Girls

Apple Springs

The Lady Eagles lost a district matchup to Alto 15-0 on March 19.

Makenzie Cockrell took the loss on the mound, tossing 2 strikeouts while allowing 4 walks and 7 hits.

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The Trinity Tiger boys golf team posted a third-place finish in the pre-district tournament at Panorama. Seth Caldwell took first place individually with a score of 80.Courtesy photo