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Trinity’s Shelby Walters clears the bar.

TCNS staff

The track seasons for Trinity County schools ended at the regional level.

Several athletes came close, but only the top two in each event got to make the trip.

Mariah Lewis of Trinity came in fourth in the 100-meter hurdles, the closest of the group.

UIL 3A - Region 3 Meet

Boys

3,200-meter run

9th Cade Mauldin, 10:43.05, Trinity

High Jump

16th Cole Caldwell, 5-08.00, Trinity

Girls

100-meter hurdles

4th Mariah Lewis, 15.85a (3.0)PR, Trinity

Shot put

11th Kailyn Fisher, 32-05.75, Trinity

High jump

7th Mariah Lewis, 5-00.00, Trinity

Pole vault

7^th Shelby Walters, 8-00.00, Trinity

UIL 2A - Region 3 Meet

Boys

800-meter run

11th Hayden Lee, 2:11.97, Groveton

1,600-meter run

7^th Caden Alexander, 5:00.16, Groveton

3,200-meter run

6th Caden Alexander, 11:10.71, Groveton; 14th Jarrett Loftin, 12:13.08 ,Groveton

Shot put

8th Tyler Allen, 41-01.75, Groveton

Pole vault

13th Daiton Chandler, 10-06.00, Groveton

Girls

800-meter run

10^th Josselyn Cruz, 2:40.46, Groveton

3,200-meter run

6^th Isavel Bautista, 13:39.27, Groveton

4x200 relay

7^th Groveton

Shot put

14th Hailey Hall, 27-01.00, Groveton

Long jump

13th Breanna McQueen, 14-11.00, Groveton

Triple jump

16th Emma Alexander, 30-03.00, Groveton

UIL 1A – Region 4

Boys

300-meter hurdles

9^th Ashton Ashford, Apple Springs; 12^th Dakota Campbell, Apple Springs

Girls

800-meter run

Chloe Aycock, Apple Springs

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The Groveton Lady Indians softball teams claimed the bi-district title, and are heading to the next level of playoffs. Courtesy photo

By Tony Farkas
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The Lady Indians are moving on to the next round of playoffs after downing Joaquin in two games to claim the title of bi-district champions. 

Coach Chris Sexton said that after two long games played with high intensity, they we feel tired, happy and excited to be continuing on. 

The first game on Thursday was a 9-inning pitchers’ duel, as pitchers for both teams were hitting spots and keeping batters off balance, Sexton said. 

Groveton started Landree Martin, who went just over 7 innings, giving up 7 hits, 1 run, 12 strikeouts and 1 base on balls. Megan Luce came in for relief, pitching 1 2/3 innings and giving up 0 hits, 0 runs, 0 bases on balls and striking out 1. 

“We had to find a way to win with small ball in game 1 and came away with a 2-1 victory,” Sexton said

Landree Martin and Rebecca Langley drove in the runs for Groveton. 

Friday’s game was the opposite, an offensive slug fest that ended up with the Lady Indians topping Joaquin 20-18.

Kierynn Smith had a big game offensively, going 3-for-5 with 1 double, 1 Triple, 5 RBIs and 2 stolen bases. 

“I’m proud of the way the girls overcame so much adversity and found a way to win two very different styles of close games,” Sexton said.

Groveton faces Deweyville in a doubleheader in the first round of area playoffs. Game time is 5 p.m. in Jasper.

Centerville Baseball

The Bulldogs we hosted Apple Springs on April 26 to close out district play, and came away with a 7-3 win over the Eagles. 

Ayden Self went 5 shutout innings on the mound, allowing 2 hits and striking out 9. 

Coach Geoff Hollis said the team scored 7 runs through the first 6 inningsm, taking a 7-0 lead into the 7th. 

Anthony Commiato made his first appearance on the mound in the 7th and struck out the first two batters then struggled, giving up 3 hits and 3 walks and allowing 3 runs for a final score of 7-3 victory for Centerville. 

Senior Devin Capps hit his first career home run over the right field fence for a solo shot as well. 

Centerville plays North Zulch Friday at Trinity High School in a one-game playoff. 

Trinity Baseball

The Tigers ended a rough season with two losses — 18-2 loss to Tarkington on Friday and 25-7 loss to New Waverly on April 26.

Groveton Baseball

The Indians will be in a bi-district playoff game Friday against Lovelady in Elkhart after posting a 4-2 win over Cushing on April 26.

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Kailyn Fisher of Trinity tosses the shot for a first-place posting in the event. Fisher now heads to the area meet. Courtesy photo

CENTERVILLE — The Lady Indians placed 17 athletes in the area meet, scheduled for Monday in Madisonville.

For the Trinity Lady Tigers, who competed in Onalaska, five will advance.

The top four places in each event advance to the area meet. 

Onalaska Regional
Track Meet

Pole Vault

1st Shelby Walters; 6th Avah Morrison 

Discus

1st Kaylin Fisher, 2nd Destinee Simmons 

Shot put

3rd Kaylin Fisher, 6th Destinee Simmons 

High Jump

2nd Mariah Lewis, 6th Shaina English

Centerville Regional Track Meet

100-meter

6th Molly Parson

200-meter

6th Anaya Bloodworth

400-meter

3rd Kiki Smith, 4th Josselyn Cruz

800-meter

2nd Josselyn Cruz, 5th Kiley Hargrave Batten

1,600-meter

1st Isavel Bautista, 4th Skyler Shaw, 7th Noelia Garcia

3,200-meter

1st Isavel Bautista, 2nd Skyler Shaw, 5th Noelia Garcia

100-meter hurdles

4th Ingrid Gonzales, 5th Marie Gonzales

300-meter hurdles

7th Ingrid Gonzales

4x100 relay

3rd Anaya Bloodworth, Bre McQueen, Kayley McCrory, Emma Alexander

4x400

3rd Anaya Bloodworth, Kiki Smith, Kayley McCrory, Emma Alexander

Shot put

1st Megan Luce, 2nd Hailey Hall, 7th Allisyn Cleaver

Discus

4th Megan Luce

Triple Jump

4th Emma Alexander, 5th Kayley McCrory

High Jump

4th Kiki Smith

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Lady Tiger Mariah Lewis on her way to a first place in the high jump. PHOTO BY BRIAN BESCH

TCNS staff

CORRIGAN — Behind several huge efforts in different events, the Trinity Lady Tigers took first place at the Corrigan-Camden Relays on Thursday.

Mariah Lewis took first in the high jump and 100-meter hurdles; Shelby Walters took first in the pole vault; Mariah Lewis, Diara Woods, DeAndre Mills, Oliva Mills took first in the 4x200 relay; Shania English, Zoey Gray, Yesica Lopez , Samantha Short took first in the 4x400 relay; and Zoey Gray took first in the 300-meter hurdles.

For the boys, the Tigers took fourth place on the day.

Cade Mauldin took first in both the 1,600, and 3,200-meter relays.

Corrigan Track Meet

Girls Results

Team

1st Trinity 124, 2nd Douglass 107, 3rd Coldspring, 70, 4th Garrison 68, 5th Anderson-Shiro 51, 6th Huntington 45, 7th Pollok-Central 40, 8th Onalaska 31, 9th Diboll 26, 10th Goodrich 20, 11th Shepherd, 15, 12th Pineywoods Community Academy 14, 13th Corrigan-Camden 0

High Jump

1st, Mariah Lewis; 3rd, Shania English

Pole Vault

1st, Shelby Walters

Long Jump

4th, Mariah Lewis

Shot Put

3rd, Kailyn Fisher

Discus

6th, Destinee Simmons

4x100-meter Relay

3^rd, Shania English, DeAndre Mills, Oliva Mills, Mariah Lewis

4x200-meter Relay, 

1^st, Mariah Lewis, Diara Woods, DeAndre Mills, Oliva Mills

4x400-meter Relay

1^st, Shania English, Zoey Gray, Yesica Lopez , Samantha Short

100-meter Hurdles

1st, Mariah Lewis

300-meter Hurdles

1st, Zoey Gray

1,600-meter

2nd, Avah Morrison

800-meter

3rd, Samantha Short

400-meter Dash

5th, Shania English; 6th, Samantha Short

Boys Results

Team

1st Garrison, 2nd Corrigan-Camden, 3rd Coldspring, 4th Trinity, 5^th (tie) Douglass, 5^th (tie) Huntington, 7th Shepherd, 8th Diboll, 9th Pollok-Central, 10th Goodrich, 11th Anderson-Shiro, 12th (tie) Onalaska, 12^th (tie) Pineywoods Community Academy

Individual results

1,600-meter 

1st place, Cade Mauldin

3,200-meter run 

1st place, Cade Mauldin

200-meter dash

6th place, Kaden Barnes 

110-meter hurdles 

2nd place, Chanston Holland 

300-meter Hurdles 

4th place, Giro Caceres 

4x100-meter Relay

4th place, Marshall Sizemore, Kaden Barnes, Zylan Woods, Cole Caldwell 

4x200-meter Relay 

3rd place, Marshall Sizemore, Kaden Barnes, Zylan Woods, Cole Caldwell 

4x400-meter Relay

5th place, Cole Hortman, Raul Orellana, Terius Maxie, Nicholas Parras 

Long Jump

5th place, Kaden Barnes; 6th place, Zylan Woods 

Triple Jump

3rd place, Kaden Barnes; 5th place, Cole Caldwell