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Somerville, Snook players make All-District team

Six Somerville players and five Snook Players were named to the All-District 26-4A basketball team for 2019-20. Somerville’s Dominic Tucker, a freshman, was named Co-Newcomer of the Year with Nick Clildress of Normangee.
SOMERVILLE’S RA’MAYA CARTER prepares to catch a throw for a forced out at first base during the Lady Yeguas’ win over Iola Monday afternoon during Spring Break. -- Tribune photo by Denise Hornaday

SOMERVILLE’S RA’MAYA CARTER prepares to catch a throw for a forced out at first base during the Lady Yeguas’ win over Iola Monday afternoon during Spring Break. -- Tribune photo by Denise Hornaday

Lady Yeguas at 4-0 remain undefeated in District 26-2A

During last week’s “official” Spring Break, the Lady Yeguas played two District 26-2A games, winning both in a big way. Last Monday, Somerville hosted Iola, easily taming the Lady Bulldogs 10-0.
BOBBY LEROUAX

BOBBY LEROUAX

Hornets selected for All-District 26-4A team

Caldwell High School senior Bobby Lerouax was named the District 26-4A Offensive Player of the Year, and senior Brandon Williams was named Defensive Player of the Year on the 2019-20 All-District team.
SNOOK’S LEIGHLA STRONG TAGS out a Burton runner at first base during the Lady Jays’ 13-5 victory over the Lady Panthers Wednesday afternoon in Snook. -- Tribune photo by Denise Hornaday

SNOOK’S LEIGHLA STRONG TAGS out a Burton runner at first base during the Lady Jays’ 13-5 victory over the Lady Panthers Wednesday afternoon in Snook. -- Tribune photo by Denise Hornaday

Snook blows out Burton 13-5

The Lady Jays knocked in seven runs in the fifth inning to seal a 13-5 victory over Burton on Wednesday afternoon at the Snook City Park. Snook’s Paola Arredondo, Jaycie Brisco, Leighla Strong, Avery Kovar and Frida Mota, all drove in runs during the big inning.
CALDWELL’S RYAN SHUPAK tags this Lampasas runner at second base. The Hornets lost 7-1 on March 10 but later won the Franklin Tourament. -- Tribune photo by Roy Sanders

CALDWELL’S RYAN SHUPAK tags this Lampasas runner at second base. The Hornets lost 7-1 on March 10 but later won the Franklin Tourament. -- Tribune photo by Roy Sanders

Hornets win 5 games to take Franklin Tourney

The Caldwell Hornets won the Franklin Tournament last week with a 4-1 record. Caldwell, now 12-3 for the season, defeated Cameron Yoe 5-2, Groesbeck 5-2, lost to Bells 5-3, all on Thursday, March 12, and defeated Franklin 8-5 and Salado 13-11 on Saturday, March 14.
Lady Hornets fall to Weimar

Lady Hornets fall to Weimar

Lady Hornets fall to Weimar

The Lady Hornets played one non-district home game last Tuesday during Spring Break against Weimar, falling to the Ladycats 14-0. Caldwell was also scheduled to play La Vernia last Wednesday, but due to several of the La Vernia players and coaches having the flu, the game was canceled.

Yeguas fall to Milano, Jarrell

The Somerville Yeguas fell to Milano 7-5 on Wednesday, March 11, in Milano. Somerville trailed 5-1 heading into the sixth inning before adding four runs. The Yeguas’ leading hitters were Ross Dubois with two hits, Johnny Legg, Jeremiah Teague and Arvis Burns, who had a triple.
CALDWELL’S PHILLIP JUNGMAN SHOOTS a clay target during this weekend’s U.S. Olympic Team Trials for Shotgun. He finished second in Men’s Skeet with a score of 537 behind Vincent Hancock and qualified for the 2020 Summer Olympic Games in Tokyo, Japan.

CALDWELL’S PHILLIP JUNGMAN SHOOTS a clay target during this weekend’s U.S. Olympic Team Trials for Shotgun. He finished second in Men’s Skeet with a score of 537 behind Vincent Hancock and qualified for the 2020 Summer Olympic Games in Tokyo, Japan.

Jungman to shoot for Team USA in 2020 Tokyo Summer Olympic Games

On Sunday, Caldwell native, U.S. Army Spc. Phillip Jungman was named to Team U.S.A.’s Men’s Skeet Olympic Team and will compete this summer at the 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo, Japan.
SOMERVILLE’S CAMIA MARTIN flies down the track to win the girls varsity 100-meter dash at the Happy Skrabanek Relays in Caldwell on Friday. Caldwell’s Ja’Asia Mathis placed fourth.

SOMERVILLE’S CAMIA MARTIN flies down the track to win the girls varsity 100-meter dash at the Happy Skrabanek Relays in Caldwell on Friday. Caldwell’s Ja’Asia Mathis placed fourth.

Lady Hornet track wins Happy Skrabanek Relays

The Caldwell girls varsity track team won the team title at their own Happy Skrabanek Relays on Friday. The girls racked up 239 points, 76 points ahead of second place Elgin with 163. Rockdale was third with 77 points, and Somerville was fourth with 62.