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GISD Fills Coaching Vacancies By Galen Wellnicki Sports Editor

The Georgetown Independent School District's athletics department has been busy filling vacancies in the coaching staffs at East View and Georgetown along with the three middle schools. Both open head coaching positions have been filled — Kara Del Bosque has been named volleyball coach and girls athletics coordinator at East View, and Jason Rich will be the new boys soccer coach at GHS. Del Bosque replaces Justeen Coulson and Rich will take over for veteran Eagles coach Wes Kidd. Del Bosque, a former standout athlete at Louisiana Tech, comes to the Patriots from a season at Class 3A Cameron Yoe after leading Class 4A Robinson to the UIL State Tournament in 2014 where the Rockets (39-12) lost to eventual state champion Decatur. The daughter of a volleyball coach, Del Bosque has five years of head coaching

East View’s volleyball coach Kara Del Bosque

experience. At Louisiana Tech, Del Bosque was a four-year starter in volleyball and also played basketball one season. She ranks as one of the all-time block leaders in both Louisiana Tech and Western Athletic Conference history.

Members of the East View 7-on-7 team include: Top row (from left) -- Zion Hester, Chris Mata, Kyle Schwartz, Cam Nowell, Devhaun Little, Donald Walton, Tyler Galloway, Austin Naiser and Marcus Maldonado. Front row (from left) -- Mark Rodriguez, Jake Brown, Tanner Hahn, Aaron Garces, Jaden Selucky, Adam Salazar, Isaac Ochoa and Mason Klinger. Courtesy East View Athletic Department

GHS, East View End 7-on-7 Campaigns Georgetown won two of its three pool games this past Saturday at the Arlington Lamar qualifying event for the Texas State 7-on-7 Tournament on July 8-9 at Veterans Park and Athletic Complex in College Station. The Eagles opened pool action with a 33-19 victory over North Forney, lost to Arlington Bowie by the same score in the second game, and then bested Richardson Lake Highlands, 42-28. The loss to Bowie cost GHS its final chance to qualify for the 64-team field at state. Bowie went on to qualify for state, while Georgetown finished its summer campaign with a 7-6 mark having gone 1-2 at Lake Travis, 2-2 at Round Rock Westwood, and 2-1 at Belton before finishing at Arlington. The Eagles also went 6-3 in the annual Lone Star Shootout, a non-state qualifier, at Belton. "Our loss was to the winner of our

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division which earned a spot at state," GHS coach Kyle Herman said. "We won our first game handily with defense getting several stops and offense putting 30-plus points on the board. "We came out flat in second game and lost 33-19. Defense played well in the second half of that game, getting a pick by Ethan Campbell on the opening drive for them. We then marched down and scored. Defense got another stop, but offense failed to convert on third down on the second set of downs. Offense failed to score again the second half. "In third game, both sides of the ball came to play. Defense got several stops, and offense had its best game of day, scoring 42 points. We were able to get Nic Crombie back on the field Saturday and he made some good catches and should prove a valuable addition to the already strong receiving core we have." Looking at the team's progress during the summer, Herman, father of GHS senior quarterback, Chandler Herman, said, "Overall, the team improved this month, with defense getting stronger each week and more offensive guys making plays. "While we didn't achieve the goal of making it to state, the kids laid the foundation in the passing game for having a good fall season and hopefully surpassing last 7-on-7 cont. on B4

She attended Jarrell High School. Rich served as head soccer coach at Stony Point from 2006 to 2014. He taught advance placement world history at the Round Rock ISD school. The received his bachelor’s degree in business administration and management at Bowling Green University and received his teacher certification in social studies from Cleveland State University. Both East View and Georgetown filled holes on their football coaching staffs. Rickey Coulson, the boys athletics coordinator at Benold Middle School, and Jacob Branstetter, a member of the Tippit Middle School staff, have been added to Rob Davies' staff at East View. Coulson will work with the Patriots' offensive line with his second sport being boys track; Branstetter will coach the cornerbacks and work with the special teams. His second sport will be basketball. "I am very excited about both additions," Davies said. "They will be great role

Forbes boys coordinator Steve Vicars

models for our young men and a tremendous asset to both our school and athletic program." He termed Branstetter as a "great young coach," and said of Coulson, "He is great Coaches cont. on B4

Eagles Senior Corrales Commits To Play For Cats Georgetown receiver Beau Corrales announced recently that he will play his college football for Texas State University in San Marcos. Photo by Russell Rinn

Georgetown senior wide receiver Beau Corrales verbally committed to play his college football at Texas State, a member of the Division I (Bowl subdivision) Sun Belt Conference. The 6-foot-3, 203-pound Corrales would become the first GHS player to be sign a major college football scholarship agreement out of high school since Robert Peachey, who signed with North Texas in 2005. Jake Hubenak, who was the quarterback of Georgetown's state runner-up team in 2012, walked-on at Oklahoma State in 2013 and was a junior college standout at Blinn College in 2014 before going to Texas A&M last year and starting in the Music City Bowl in December. Corrales was an All-District 25-5A selection in football last season, including a standout performance in the Eagles' 70-66 area loss to Boerne Champion in the 5A state playoffs. He caught 63 balls last season. An all-around athlete, Corrales was the co-Defensive MVP on the 25-5A All-District Basketball team and anchored Georgetown's relay teams in the 25-5A track and field championships. Texas State's Bobcats will be in their second season under head coach Everett Withers when Corrales arrives on the San Marcos campus. Other members of the Sun Belt Conference currently are Appalachian State, Georgia Southern, Arkansas State, Troy, Louisiana, Georgia State, Idaho, South Alabama, New Mexico State and Louisiana-Monroe.

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Four GHS Baseballers Pick Schools Four recent Georgetown graduates — outfielder Jace Arrieta, relief pitcher Daniel Lewis, second baseman Tyler Mendoza, and starting pitcher Austin Weaver — capped the Eagles 14-0 run through District 25-5A and advance to the Region IV-5A quarterfinals by signing college agreements. Weaver will attend NCAA Division II St. Edward's in Austin; Lewis and Mendoza will go to National Junior College Athletic Association Division I Paris Junior College; and Arrieta will continue his career at NJCAA Division III North Lake College in Irving. Six of the seven seniors on coach Adam Foster's Eagles signed to continue their baseball careers at the next level. The four joined previous signees — shortstop Ty Markee (St. Edward's) and pitcher Brady Childress (McLennan Community College in Waco). A seventh GHS senior — third baseman Garrett Conlan will attend Baylor as a senior. Coach Adam Fostersaid: "Very proud of these seniors and all they have accomplished for this program! They have grown into great young men and great leaders. We will miss the leadership, attitude and effort they brought to the ball park every day! We wish them the best of luck in their future endeavors!" Austin Weaver's resume: The right-handed Weaver (6-0, 200) was the Most Valuable Player in 25-5A and was selected to play in the Austin Area Baseball Coaches Association All-Star Game at the Dell Diamond. He won 10 of 12 decisions, posted a 1.235 earned-run average, struckout 55 and walked 10. Daniel Lewis' resume: The right-handed Lewis (6-0, 170) was a first-team All-District 25-5A performer as a senior. Established a new school record with 11 saves in 12 opportunities, had a 0.887 earned run average, struck out 19 and walked five. Tyler Mendoza's resume: Mendoza (510, 165) was a first-team All-District 25-5A selection as a senior. Stole 27 bases,

Weaver, Lewis, Mendoza, Arrieta Sign

the rest of the team. I also hope that we can build the same kind of bond with our new teammates that we had at Georgetown. I believe that close bond gives everyone more fight to win games." How would you describe yourself as an athlete? "A relentless competitor. That's what coach Foster has always told us to be remembered as whether we won or lost. Never give up, never give in. Chase victory to the very last out. Physically, we all have worked hard for the last four years with weight (training), fielding drills, running, hitting and throwing, so I’m in pretty good shape, but there’s always room for improvement."

Four members of Georgetown’s District 25-5A champion baseball team recently solidified their college plans. Jace Arrieta (bottom left) will attend North Lake College, Austin Weaver will go to St. Edward’s University, and Daniel Lewis and Tyler Mendoza will join the Paris Junior College program. They are shown with coaches (from left) Jordan Vierra, Adam Foster, Ben Gittinger, Frank Ibarra and Dusty Brinley. Courtesy of Adam Foster. Courtesy of Georgetown Baseball

while hitting .340 with a .429 on-base percentage. He scored 34 runs and had 17 RBI. Jace Arrieta’s resume: Arrieta (5-8, 170), also a ball-hawking linebacker in football, was an honorable mention All-District 25-5A selection for the district champions. Playing in 18 games, most in right field, he had a .314 on-base percentage. The Austin Weaver file: Course of study: Business management. Why did you pick St. Edward's? "I love the atmosphere around the school and baseball program. It is close to home, and they really made me feel like a part of the St. Edward's family. The coaches at St. Edward's are good men and really care about their players. When looking for a college program to play for that was one of characteristics I wanted in my coaches." How do they play to use your talents? "I will spend the fall semester banging for time as

a starter, and if the starter roll doesn’t pan out then I will most likely come out of the bullpen. I am looking forward to competing for playing time in the fall." What do you feel you will add to the school's program? "I know I will bring a grinder’s mentality; I have learned a lot from my high school coaches on what it takes to get better every day. I will bring leadership and a tenacious attitude on the mound; we will need that to get St. Edwards to Cary, N.C., for the (Division II) College World Series." How would you describe yourself as an athlete? "We are all not blessed with great athletic ability, so maximizing what we are blessed with is what I have to do as an athlete. Being competitive in everything I do helps make up for any athletic ability I am lacking." What motivates you? "I want to be the best at what I do, so it is a constant motivator to keep working

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as hard as I can and get my teammates to do the same. I love my teammates; I play for my teammates; I work for my teammates; and I always want to do what’s best for the team." In what areas do you feel you have to improve for the next level? "I always want to keep trying to improve my velocity, but I really want to keep developing my secondary pitches so I can throw them in any count and any location." How has the GHS program prepared you for the next level? "They have instilled a competitive edge, work ethic and selfless team-first attitude that will benefit me not in just baseball but in life." What has been the highlight of your career to date? "Being voted by the district as the MVP of the most-competitive district in Central Texas and being voted by my teammates as our most valuable player, it was the most rewarding for me because of all the hard work I put in and all the adversity I have faced as an Eagle baseball player." What are your longrange goals both personally and athletically? "Getting my degree is the most important thing I can do, but athletically I want to lead St. Edwards back to the Division II College World Series." Who have been the most important people in your development? "Coach Brinley and Coach Foster have really taught me how to not only be a better baseball player, but that being a good man and teammate are more important than being a great baseball player. I don’t want to be remembered for what I did on the baseball field— I want to be remembered as great man, friend, and teammate." What makes you the person you are? "I love cars and motorcycles, and I love fishing and hunting."

Is there anything else you would like to say? "Thank you to everyone who has had an impact on my life and baseball career. Thank you to all of the Eagle Baseball supporters - you are the best fans in high school baseball. I would like to thank my parents and coaches for always supporting me and trying to make me a better man and baseball player." The Daniel Lewis file: Probable course of study: "I plan on doing my lower division coursework at Paris. More than likely will major in criminal justice. I want to be a firefighter and was advised that criminal justice would aid in an arson investigation position as I get older." Why did you pick Paris JC? "Actually, they were interested in me and my ability to close a game. After researching their team and, of course, talking to my coaches, I knew they were a good team and competed to win. I went for a visit and liked the layout of the campus. It's in a nice town. They have a great baseball field. The coaches are awesome. Coach (Deron) Clark, the head coach emphasized the importance of academics. I was assured that they don't overbook players, and that it would be a thirty man roster and that's it." Note: Coach Clark resigned two weeks ago to become the athletics director at New Mexico Junior College in Hobbs. How do they play to use your talents? "They said they were in need of a closer. I have been in that position for two years at Georgetown. I seem to do well at it. I have found that I really enjoy finishing off the game, so that really appealed to me." What do you feel you will add to the school's program? "Hopefully, me and my teammate Tyler will be able to take some of the 'Never Die' spirit from Georgetown with us and inspire

What motivates you? "I’m a competitor and I don’t want to let my team down. It’s always better to work out with a friend. You compete against each other. It makes you both better. Loving to win and hating to lose." In what areas do you feel you have to improve for the next level? Increase my velocity and maintain good mechanics without losing the ability to locate my pitches. Gain some weight and build more muscle especially in my torso and legs." How has the GHS program prepared you for the next level? "They've made sure I had all the classes I needed to complete my high school work and be accepted by colleges. They have tutorials every morning for classes that you are having trouble with. Coach Foster makes us go to tutorials for any classes that we have less than an 85 in. He told us it would prepare us for the demands of college." What has been the highlight of your career to date? "The road to the 2015 state championship game. We were the underdogs all the way. Sports writers said we couldn't beat this team and that team, but each time we did. The feeling was amazing and going through it with teammates that you love was the best thing ever." What are your longrange goals both personally and athletically? "There has never been a kid who played baseball that didn't dream of playing major league baseball. That is my dream. One of my favorite players, Bryce Harper said, 'If people aren't laughing at your dreams, then your dreams aren't big enough.' I'm realistic and know that's a tough road and if it's not meant to be I just want to play as long as I can. In the mean time I will get a college education and go from there.” Who have been the most important people in your development? "My coaches, coach Foster, coach (Dusty) Brinley, and coach (Ben) Gittinger. What makes you the person you are (your passions, interests, etc.)? "The way my mom and dad have raised me. My faith in God and growing up going to Church. My Eagles cont. on B3

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Daniel Lewis to Paris Junior College

Jace Arrieta to North Lake College Photo by Russell Rinn

EAGLES FROM PAGE B2 passion has always been baseball. I used to watch my older brother play and as far back as I can remember. That's all I've ever wanted to do."

the next phase of my life. I hope to make them proud."

"Relentless competitor who hates losing."

The Tyler Mendoza file: Probable course of study: Business.

Is there anything else you would like to say? "I want to thank my coaches from Georgetown High School. They have coached us in many things beyond baseball. Required community service, working with Special Olympics, the challenger games, helping families in need during Christmas, etc., has given me a perspective on things I might not have ever had. They've taught me and us to take responsibility for the things we do. They guided and encouraged leadership. I will take those things with me for the rest of my life. I feel so blessed to have spent the last four years with them. I wished it didn't have to end, but they have prepared me well for

Why did you pick Paris JC? "I picked this school because they have a great baseball program and great coaches who can, hopefully, help me further my baseball career."

What motivates you? "Definitely my teammates and the want of being the best."

How do they play to use your talents? "I plan to play middle infield for Paris and either bat in the second or third hole." What do you feel you will add to the school's program? "I feel like I will add another hardworking, selfless player who is hungry for a conference championship ring." How would you describe yourself as an athlete?

In what areas do you feel you have to improve for the next level? "My hitting, no doubt. Have to get more power, and have to fix my hand path." How has the GHS program prepared you for the next level? "My coaches taught me how to play baseball the right way and helped me become a selfless baseball player. Definitely got blessed with the best coaches in the state of Texas." What has been the highlight of your career to date? "Making it to state my junior year." What are your longrange goals both personal-

ly and athletically? "My goal for myself is to get a 3.8 in college and transfer to a D1 school to play baseball." Who have been the most important people in your development? "My coaches, family and friends." The Jace Arrieta file: Why did you pick North Lake College? "I picked this school because of the way I was welcomed. I got to talk and practice with the players and loved it." How do they plan to use your talents? "I think they will be used in the outfield based on the way I read the ball and my speed." What do you feel you will add to the school's program? "The school’s work ethic is phenomenal on the field,

but I believe my excitement will add to that and to have a study group for classes. How would you describe yourself as an athlete? "Competitive, strong, quick, smart and all-in effort, even if the player might not count." What motivates you? "My dad has showed me everything I know about baseball. He was good in high school as well, but always pushes me to be better." In what areas do you feel you have to improve for the next level? "My speed and strength with more knowledge about the game" How has the GHS program prepared you for the next level? "We have an amazing coaching staff to help us learn the way of the game; not just on the field, but in the classroom as well."

What has been the highlight of your career to date? "Game 2 against Vista Ridge. I dove to catch the ball that hit the light pole and came back into play." What are your longrange goals both personally and athletically? "To become a chiropractor and to play Division1 baseball." Who have been the most important people in your development?" "Coach Brinley, coach Foster, coach Gittinger, coach James from summer ball, and my father, as well as my teammates." What makes you the person you are? "My love for the sport I play and the people I get to know and love playing it. That makes me truly happy and excited to be the person I am." Source: GHS baseball

Master Georgetown Football Schedule

(All East View, Georgetown, Southwestern home games played at the GISD Athletic Complex).

AUGUST

Scrimmages 12 — East View at Manor, TBA 19 — Marble Falls at East View, TBA 19 — GHS at Austin SFA, House Park, Austin, 7 p.m. Regular Season 26 — Buda Hays at East View, 7:30 p.m. 27 — Georgetown vs. Fort Worth Brewer, McLane Stadium, Waco, 7:30 p.m.

SEPTEMBER

2 — East View at Waco University, Waco ISD Stadium, 7:30 p.m. 2 — Georgetown at Buda Hays, Shelton Stadium, 7:30 p.m.

3 — Hardin-Simmons at Southwestern, 6 p.m. 9 — Rouse at East View*, 7:30 p.m. 9 — Georgetown at Hutto*, Hippo Stadium, 7:30 p.m. 10 — McMurry at Southwestern, 7 p.m. 16 — East View at Cedar Park*, Gupton Stadium, Cedar Park, 7:30 p.m. 16 — Elgin at Georgetown*, 7:30 p.m. (HOMECOMING) 17 — Southwestern at East Texas Baptist, Marshall, 7:30 p.m. 23 — Bastrop Cedar Creek at East View*, 7:30 p.m. (HOMECOMING) 23 — Georgetown at Bastrop*, Bastrop Memorial Stadium, 7:30 p.m. 24 — Southwestern at Wisconsin-River Falls, River Falls, Wis., 1 p.m. 30 — East View at Georgetown*, 7:30 p.m.

Patriots Second In Challenge The East View Patriots finished second recently in the third annual Holland Corn Fest Lineman’s Challenge. The competition featured eight events—bench press, truck push, farmer’s walk, tractor tire flip relay, obstacle course relay, stone carry, hand-over-hand harness pull, and medicine ball toss. The Patriots won four of the eight events. East View line coach Thomas Brandt pointed to

the following standouts for the Patriots: Tractor tire flip—Jovany Araujo. Medicine ball toss —Austin Naiser, 32 feet. Truck push— “Team effort,” EV won event with time of 12.08 seconds. Farmers walk —EV won first, best performer Joel Hinijosa time of 10.8 seconds. Stone carry: EV won event, Naiser with time of 26 seconds. Twoman harness pull—Hinijosa went 3-0.

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OCTOBER

7 — Pflugerville Connally at East View*, 7:30 p.m. 7 — Georgetown at Rouse*, Bible Stadium, Leander, 7:30 p.m. 8 — Austin College at Southwestern**, 1 p.m. 14 — East View at Hutto*, Hippo Stadium, 7:30 p.m. 14 — Cedar Park at Georgetown*, 7:30 p.m. 15 — Southwestern at Trinity**, San Antonio, 1 p.m. 21 — Elgin at East View*, 7:30 p.m. 21 — Georgetown at Bastrop Cedar Creek*, Bastrop Memorial Stadium, 7:30 p.m. 22 — Texas Lutheran at Southwestern**, 6 p.m. 28 — East View at Bastrop*, Bastrop Memorial Stadium, 7:30 p.m. 28 — Georgetown, open date.

29 — Southwestern at Austin College**, Sherman, 1 p.m.

NOVEMBER

4 — East View, Open date 4 — Pflugerville Connally at Georgetown, 7:30 p.m. 5 — Trinity at Southwestern**, 1 p.m. 12 — Southwestern at Texas Lutheran**, Seguin, 1 p.m. *** * — denotes District 19-5A game ** — denotes Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference Game NOTE: High school playoffs begin on weekend of Nov. 10-12

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SU Tennis Recognized

Jones, McDonald Help The North Win Star Contest Two former GISD stars—Emily Jones of East View and Megan McDonald of Georgetown—played key roles in the North's three-run rally in the eighth inning to give their team a 7-5 victory over the South in the 17th annual Austin Area All-Star Softball Game recently at Austin Westlake. In the North's deciding rally, Rouse’s Jordaine Bishop singled in Jazmyn Foster of Pflugerville Connally and eventually stole home to give the North a 6-5 lead. McDonald scored the final run of the contest on a single by Jones. In addition to scoring game's seventh run, McDonald was named the North's Golden Glove Award winner. McDonald and Jones were joined in the contest by another GISD performer— East View's Shelby Edwards. "I am very proud of Emily and Shelby as they were able to play one last game

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Megan McDonald wins Golden Glove in All-Star Game. Photo by Russell Rinn

as high school athletes and represented themselves, their families and East View with high regards," East View coach Jolene Volek said. Elgin pitcher Staci Johns was the MVP for the North, and Bastrop Cedar Creek outfielder Shannon Klaus shared the South MVO nod with Hayden Parker of New Braunfels.

For the second straight year, the Southwestern University women's tennis program has a nationally-recognized recruiting class, as head coach Billy Porter's incoming student-athletes combined to earn a No. 21 rating, according TennisRecruiting.net. The Pirates were one of only two Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference (SCAC) programs to be listed in the top-25 rankings. Under the direction of Porter, Southwestern completed the 2015-16 campaign with a 21-5 record and a trip to it’s first-ever SCAC Championship Match. Porter also was named SCAC Coach of the Year. Fund Raising Time: SU Director of Athletics Dr. Glada Munt has sent the following letter to sup-

porters of the university's athletics department: "As we approach the end of Southwestern University's fiscal year (June 30th), I am writing to invite all members of the Pirate Athletics family to make a gift to support our student-athletes, coaches, and teams. You can pay it forward in support of today's student-athletes by making a gift to the general Pirate Fund (used to support the general priority needs in the Department of Athletics) or to a sport-specific Pirate Fund (e.g., Pirate Fund - Baseball, Pirate Fund Volleyball, etc.). These gifts are important in helping us improve our facilities and enhancing the competitive experiences of our current student-athletes. "Our student-athletes continue to excel in the classroom and on the field/ court. I am proud to share

that 164 of our student-athletes were named to the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference Academic Honor Roll. Additionally, we won two conference championships and were among the top teams in almost every sport in the SCAC. We have almost 500 student-athletes, which equates to nearly one-third of the student-body. There is a strong Pirate presence on campus! "Join me by making your gift to support the Pirate Fund. To designate your gift to a specific team, please select "other" when making your online gift and write in the team or sport of your choice. "Thank you for your support! Go Bucs! Go Pirates!

Vicars, a graduate of the University of Texas, is returning to the GISD for the third time. He was a varsity defensive assistant for the Eagles from 2001-2005 and 2009-2014. His resume includes athletic director and head coach at Van Vleck (1999-2001), along with coaching stops at Shiner, Gonzales, Round Rock Westwood, La Grange, Austin Crockett, Kerrville Tivy and Vista Ridge. He is certified in physical science, chemistry, health and

physical education. He has been in private business the past two years. Other hires include Veronica Ruiz, assistant basketball and softball coach at East View; former GHS basketballer Iesha Collins, girls assistant at Tippit; Brandon Bassinger, boys assistant at Tippit; Mitzi Hughey, girls assistant at Benold; and John Crutchfield, boys assistant at Benold.

Belton, Cedar Hill, Clear Creek Clear Lake, College Station, College Station A&M Consolidated, Copperas Cove, Cypress Cypress Creek. Cypress-Fairbanks, Cypress Cypress Ranch, Denison, DeSoto, Dickinson, El Paso Eastlake, El Paso Eastland, Fort Bend Ridge Point, Fort Bend Travis, Fort Worth South Hills, Harker Heights, Houston Heights, Houston Lamar, Hutto, Jacksonville, Katy. Killeen Ellison, Lake Travis, Lancaster, Lewisville Hebron, Lubbock Monterey, Lufkin, Manvel, McAllen Memorial, Mercedes, Mesquite, Mesquite Horn, Mesquite Poteet, North Crowley, Pearland, Pearland Dawson, Pflugerville Hendrickson. Plano East, Plano West, Richardson Pearce, Richland, Richmond Foster, Round Rock Cedar Ridge, Round Rock Westwood, San Angelo Central, San Antonio O'Connor, Sharyland Pioneer, Southlake, The

Woodlands, Tomball Memorial, Tyler John Tyler, Waxahachie, Willis.

"Dr. Glada Munt "Associate Vice President - Director of Athletics." Source: SU athletics.

COACHES FROM PAGE B1 coach with tons of experience." Coulson will be filling the position left vacant by the retirement of Brad Gunn. Filling the position left vacant by the retirement of Kyle Gandy, who entered private business, Georgetown's coach Jason Dean has hired Ricky Beaty, the quarterbacks coach at 6A Weatherford, to work with the Eagles' wide receivers. He will also be an assistant in baseball and teach social

studies. Beaty, an all-state quarterback at Wimberley, played on the Texans' Class 3A championship team in 2005. He started his college career as a quarterback at Henderson State (Ark.) and received his degree from Southeastern Oklahoma. He also was a graduate assistant, coaching wide receivers at Hardin-Simmons. Three Georgetown coaching positions still remain open -- girls varsity basketball (to replace Jor-

dan Ramey, the girls head coach at the Glenn, the new Leander ISD school), a volleyball/softball assistant to replace Brittany Hernandez, and a football assistant to replace recently retired Frank Ibarra. GHS volleyball coach Jenny Richardson and Dean indicated Monday that they could be close to having their positions filled. Forbes and Benold have new boys athletics coordinators. Steve Vicars, who retired from the GHS

football staff two years, ago is replacing Todd Johnson at Forbes, and James Hammack has been promoted to replace Coulson at Benold. Hammack, a graduate of Gatesville High School and Texas State, is certified in math, chemistry, life science and physical education. After stints at Chisholm Middle School, Round Rock High School and in private business, he joined the faculty at Benold as a coach and math teacher.

7-ON-7 FROM PAGE B1 year's playoff run." East View, which was idle on the final week of qualifying, went 3-3 in its two qualifying events — 2-1 at Belton and 1-2 at Austin Westlake. Like Herman, Patriots coach Eric Nowell felt his young team made progress during the summer. "They are a very young and talented team," Nowell said last week after the Westlake qualifier. "Getting more experienced, more disciplined, and more confident every tournament. Very close games in all

loses." At Westlake, the Patriots lost to Austin Bowie, 2520; bested Bastrop Cedar Creek, 27-14; and lost to Del Valle, 33-30 in the pool games. Bowie is a state tournament qualifier. East View used a 19-player roster with only six seniors. The Patriots’ talent pool for the event included eight juniors and five sophomores. Mason Klinger and Marcus Maldonado both had big days catching the ball. Klinger had 20 catches and four touchdowns, and Mal-

donado pulled in 19 catches and five scores. Austin Naiser had a big day as well, catching passes from the running back position. Quarterback Cam Nowell had 63 completions and threw for 10 touchdowns. Defensive leader Chris Matta and sophomore-to-be Devhaun Little had an interception. East View and Georgetown will both be moving into nine-team District 19-5A this fall along with Cedar Park, Rouse, Bastrop, Bastrop Cedar Creek, Elgin, Hutto and Pfluger-

ville Connally. Hutto is the only District 19-5A team to qualify for state. Teams from East View and Georgetown also competed in the Georgetown 7-on-7 league in both varsity and JV divisions on Mondays in June at Georgetown High School. The final list of state qualifiers as listed by the Texas State 7-on-7 Association: DIVISION I (6A, 5A schools) Abilene, Abilene Cooper, Alamo Heights, Arlington, Arlington Bowie, Arlington Lamar, Austin Bowie, Austin Westlake, Beaumont West Brook,

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