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A New Look For The GISD Athletic Complex Playing Surface Both Georgetown Independent School District high schools—East View and Georgetown—will be well represented in the new design on the stadium’s playing surface. One end will have the word Patriots in the end zone with schools logo on both sides of the turf between the 20- and 30-yard lines on that that end of the field. The same is for the Eagles at the scoreboard end of the facility with the word Eagles in the end zone and the school logo between the 20- and 30-yard lines. Photo by Russell Rinn
East View, GHS To Open Football Drills Young Patriots Hope To Surprise In Upcoming Season
Eagles Expect Another Playoff Run This Season By Galen Wellnicki
By Galen Wellnicki Sports Editor
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East View will carry a seven-game losing streak from last year's injury-hampered 3-7 campaign and a consensus eighth-place forecast into the Patriots' new nine-team District 195A alignment this season. But don't expect head coach Rob Davies and his youthful Patriots to dwell on the negative. There is a positive charge surging through the program's veins that includes thoughts of the third state playoff season in school history. The Patriots, who didn't conduct contact practice in the spring, will begin drills this coming Monday. There will be four days of non-contact work before putting on full hardware on Friday, Aug. 5, to begin preparations for a season that will begin on Friday, Aug. 26, against Class 6A Buda Hays at the GISD Athletic Complex. During the four weeks of practice leading up to the opener, East View will scrimmage at Manor on Friday, Aug. 19, and at home against Marble Falls on Friday, Aug. 19. East View will work out from 6 a.m. until noon daily. Numbers continue to be
Georgetown's Jason Dean is starting his eighth season as the school's head football coach with three preseason goals that have become staples in the Eagles' program. And if the preseason forecasts are correct, the Eagles should accomplish all three. "Our basic goals remain the same," Dean said. "We want to win our season opener (Fort Worth Brewer on Saturday, Aug. 27, at Baylor's McLane Stadium), win our district opener (at Hutto on Sept. 9) and qualify for the playoffs." Georgetown is a consensus second-place pick behind defending Class 5A Division II state champion Cedar Park in nineteam District 19-5A; one preseason publication has the Eagles advancing to the fourth round of the Division II playoffs, and they are ranked 14th and 40th in the two 5A state rankings already released. The THSCA preseason Region III-5A poll lists GHS ninth among the 65 schools in the eight-district grouping. But those predictions are on paper, not results earned on turf. The Eagles will resume formal preparations to accomplish those goals,
East View quarterback Cameron Nowell, carrying the ball, is being counted on as a leader for the young Patriots.
a problem for East View as the Patriots expect approximately 160 candidates to report for drills, ranging from the ninth to 12th grades. However, Davies expects this disparity in numbers with some of the other schools in the district to start correcting itself when the GISD opens its fourth middle school for the 2017-2018 school year, giving the Patriots another feeder school to go along with Tippit. East View will field four teams — a varsity, JV and two freshman teams. Asked what he felt his team had to do during the early days of summer drills, Davies answered, "We need to grow up — mature. We need to continue to grow from what we accomplished during the off-season and summer. We must develop depth in both
the offensive and defensive lines and, most importantly, stay healthy. "We went into last season feeling we could contend in district, but the injuries continued to mount and we couldn't accomplish what we wanted." Depth will be thin. "We probably have five players who will play a lot on both sides of the ball, but that is tough duty," said Davies, who added that he hoped to carry 50 to 55 players on the varsity with as many as 10 sophomores. "I'm excited about our freshman." As for strengths entering drills, Davies pointed to two items. "Every team we've had here have liked one another. We've had good team chemistry," he explained. Patriots cont. on B4
All-district quarterback Chandler Herman will be in his second season as the Eagles starting quarterback this coming season. Photo by Russell Rinn
riding their talent and spirit as far as the combination will carry them, on Monday, Aug. 8. Since GHS conducted spring football practice, they will have three weeks of work prior to their opener with Brewer and former Eagles defensive coordinator Wade Griffin, the Bears' head coach. Dean and his staff, which will include three new faces, expect to have approximately 230-240 players on hand, including 80-90 freshmen, vying for positions on one of the five teams in the GHS program—varsity, JV Silver, JV Blue, Freshman Blue and Freshman White. "We'll probably carry 50 to 55 players on the varsity," Dean said, "with 38-42 being seniors. We usually have one or two seniors over the summer who decide not to return to
the program." The new faces on the staff will be previously announced Ricky Beaty, replacing long-time GHS assistant Kyle Gandy as the receivers coach; and recent hires Jarrell Flores, who will replace Frank Ibarra as assistant freshman coach; and Chris Stanton, who will replace Randall Madsen as an assistant freshman coach. Madsen will remain on the athletics staff as head wrestling coach. The Eagles will spend the first four days of practice in non-contact work prior to putting on full pads on Friday, Aug. 12, with some scrimmage work included on the day's schedule. GHS will cap the second week of drills with their annual scrimmage with Austin Eagles cont. on B3
GISD Season Ticket Sale Begins On Monday Last year's season ticket holders for East View and Georgetown football games will have the first option to renew season tickets beginning Monday through Friday, Aug. 12. Tickets may be renewed online at http://www.georgetownisdtickets.com. Season ticket holders may add, remove or relocate to current available seats during the renewal period only. There will be no refunds or exchanges. Tickets not renewed by 4 p.m. on Aug. 12 will be released to the general public beginning Monday, Aug. 15. There are two ways to renew: • Online 24 hours a day by following
"HOW TO RENEW SEASON TICKETS ONLINE." Purchasers will be able to print tickets. • Online ticketing provider's call center (ExtremeTix) 888-695-0888. • How to renew season tickets online beginning at 8 a.m., Monday, Aug. 1:Log into www.georgetownisdtickets.com. • Choose the Transaction Login Button. • Enter the Transaction ID and Pin number listed below into the subsequent field. • * Click the Renew Now button (for those who do not wish to renew, you
may select the Decline button). • If you only desire to renew your current seats, select checkout and enter your billing information. • For those who wish to add or move your current seats, click the ‘Select More Tickets’ option. The season ticket price this year is $7 per ticket per game plus $2.50 service fee per ticket package for online purchases or renewals. For questions regarding online transactions, customer service is available at 888695-0888. Tickets may also be purchased
or renewed over the phone at this number. Both Georgetown and East View season-ticket packages will include five home games. The GHS package — $36 — will include the four district home games at the GISD Athletic Complex and the season-opening non-district game against Fort Worth Brewer at McLane Stadium in Waco on Saturday, Aug. 27. The four home contests are Elgin (Sept. 16), East View (Sept. 30), Cedar Park (Oct. 14) and Pflugerville Connally (Nov. 4). Tickets cont. on B4
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Eagles, Patriots To Open Practice Monday Del Bosque Takes Reins At East View
Richardson Likes Talent In GHS Camp
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By Galen Wellnicki
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East View will open volleyball practice Monday with three days of tryouts as new coach Kara Del Bosque begins her campaign to bring the Patriots back from their 5-9 finish last season in a District 25-5A race dominated by eventual state champion Dripping Springs. Del Bosque comes to East View after a run to the 4A State Tournament at Robinson in 2014 and spending last year sharpening her all-around skills as girls coordinator and volleyball coach at 3A Cameron Yoe. She will be taking the Patriots into District 19-5A — a meld of teams from four different districts in the past UIL alignment. East View will be joined by cross-toll road rival Georgetown, Cedar Park, Rouse, Bastrop, Bastrop Cedar Creek, Elgin, Hutto and Pflugerville Connally. Del Bosque sees Cedar Park, the third-place finisher last year in 25-5A, as the team to beat this season. After the tryouts, the Patriots will have one day of practice before swinging into two days of scrimmages and their season opener with Austin Westlake at 6 p.m. Monday, Aug. 8. on their home court. In Friday's scrimmage sessions, East View will face Pflugerville at 9 a.m., Harker Heights at 11 a.m. and Round Rock Story Point at 1 p.m. On Saturday, it will go against Killeen at 9 a.m., Pflugerville at 11 a.m. and Austin Texas State School for the Deaf at 1 p.m. Friday's 11 a.m. pairing with Harker Heights will have special meaning for Del Bosque since the
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The stars from last year's 29-18 team that reached the third round of the UIL Class 5A state playoffs have left the building. Gone are the District 25-5A Offensive Player of the Year Caroline Furrer and first-team all-district middle blocker Maddie "Mad Dog" Douglas. But veteran coach Jenny Richardson wasn't distributing doom and gloom this past Monday when she talked about the upcoming season that will start with three days of tryouts on Monday through Wednesday. "We're definitely a playoff contender," she said of the Lady Eagles' role in the new nine-team District 19-5A. "We should finish in the top three. Rouse and Cedar Park look strong, and you can never count Bastrop out. There is no question that Georgetown has the skills and talent. The question is do we have the mental fortitude. We're looking at a stronger thought process toward winning. "Our strength is the number of people we have returning who played in a district in which every Tuesday and Friday meant something. We feel we have unfinished business after being eliminated in third round last year (by unbeaten 25-5A winner and eventual state champion Dripping Springs). Also, we have a fantastic group of
Senior Madison Heald (6) is expected to be a leader for the Patriots during the upcoming season. Photo by Russell Rinn
Knights are coached by her mother Shelly Harris. Asked about playing her mother, Del Bosque answered, "It's something we've been doing for four years. We've very competitive. Sometimes the officials have to ask us to stop talking. …The series is 2-1 in my favor." Del Bosque is in the process of becoming familiar with the individuals who will compose her team. "I've been here all summer and I'm getting to know the kids," she said. "There have some I haven't gotten to meet. "I've seen some good things since I've been here. We'll work twice a day and have pictures schedule for 9 a.m. Thursday before our team workouts." "I don't know if we'll have the numbers to field four teams (varsity, JV and two freshman units). Right now, I'm expecting to have
22 freshmen." The Patriots will be moving to a new style of play than the tactics used by former coach Justeen Coulson. "There are going to be a lot of changes," Del Bosque said. "We'll be faster paced off our setting and passing." Individually, Del Bosque pointed to senior setter Madison Heald, a second-team all-district pick as a junior; senior Annie Burke, senior Corinne Novak and senior Camryn Miller. Del Bosque described Burke as "having a quick arm swing", and said of Novak "super-fast and can jump out of the gym." On Miller, she said, "Super coachable and really working hard." Del Bosque will work with a staff of Emily Durell, JV coach; Jolene Volek, Freshman A; and Amanda Benton, Freshman B.
p.m. 7 — at Rouse, 6:30 p.m. 11 — Hutto (Dig Pink, 5:30 p.m. 14 — Cedar Park, 6: 30 p.m. 18 — at Elgin 6:30 p.m. 21 — at Bastrop Cedar Creek, 6:30 p.m. 25 — Bastrop (Senior and parent night), 6:30 p.m. All home games at Eagle Gym. STATE PLAYOFFS Oct. 31-Nov. 1 — Bi-district. Nov. 3-5 — Area. Nov. 7-8 — Region III-5A quarterfinals. Nov. 11-12 — Region III-5A Tournament. Nov. 16-19 — UIL State Tournament. EAST VIEW LADY PATRIOTS Head coach: Kara Del Bosque. District 19-5A AUGUST Scrimmages 5 — East View scrimmage, 9 a.m. 6 — East View scrimmage, 9 a.m. Non-District 8 — Austin Westlake, 6 p.m. 9 — Killeen, 6 p.m. 12-13 at Wimberley Tournament, TBA. 16 — Vista Ridge, 6 p.m. 18-20 — at Fraulein Volleyfest, New Braunfels, TBA. 25-27 — at Leander ISD Volleypalooza, TBA. District 19-5A 23 — at Bastrop, 6:30 p.m. 30 —
freshmen coming into the program." In the playoffs last season, GHS blitzed Bastrop and Boerne Champion, 3-0, before being eliminated by the Tigers by the identical score. Richardson pointed to one major concern, but also said it could turn into a positive for the Lady Eagles. "We loss more than half our offense," she said. "Seventy-five percent of our offense was set through players that have graduated (Furrer, Douglas and Shayleigh Haas). In a way, we helped the defenses because they knew where the ball was going to be set most of the time. But now
those sets will be spread over a number of players." Asked about returning standouts, Richardson mentioned senior setter Georgia Quiroz, senior middle blocker Camryn McGinnis, and junior middle blocker Emily Ellis. Quiorz was a second-team all-district pick as junior, while McGinnis, who was a right-side hitter last season, and Ellis were honorable mention selections. With the exit of JV coach Brittany Hernandez to Cedar Park, Richardson will work with a staff that includes newcomer Lauren GHS cont. on B5
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GHS, East View Volleyball Schedules GEORGETOWN LADY EAGLES Head coach: Jenny Richardson District 19-5A AUGUST Scrimmages 5 — at Westwood scrimmage, TBA. 6 — Georgetown scrimmage, TBA. Non-District 9 — at Pflugerville Hendrickson, 6:30 p.m. 11-13 — at Westwood Tournament, TBA. 16 — Open date, may be filled. 18-20 — at Fraulein Volleyfest, New Braunfels, TBA. 23 — at Lake Travis, 6:30 p.m. 25-27 — Leander ISD Volleypalooza, Rouse, TBA. District 19-5A 30 — at East View, 6:30 p.m. SEPTEMBER 2 — Pflugerville Connally, 6:30 p.m. 6 — Rouse (Faculty night), 6:30 p.m. 9 — at Hutto, 5:30 p.m. 13 — at Cedar Park, 5:30 p.m. 16 — Elgin (Homecoming), 6:30 p.m. 20 — Bastrop Cedar Creek (Sun City night), 6:30 p.m. 23 — at Bastrop, 6:30 p.m. 27 — Open date. 30 — East View (Middle/elementary school night), 6:30 p.m. OCTOBER 4 — at Pflugerville Connally, 6:30
Georgetown coach Jenny Richardson expects the Lady Eagles to make another deep playoff run this season. Photo by Russell Rinn
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Georgetown, 6:30 p.m. SEPTEMBER 2 — Open date. 6 — at Pflugerville Connally, 6:30 p.m. 9 — Rouse, 6:30 p.m. 13 — Hutto, 6:30 p.m. 16 — at Cedar Park, 6:30 p.m. 20 — at Elgin, 6:30 p.m, 23 — Bastrop Cedar Creek, 6:30 p.m. 27 — Bastrop, 6:30 p.m. 30 — at Georgetown, 6:30 p.m. OCTOBER 4 — Harker Heights (non-district), 6:30 p.m. 7 — Pflugerville Connally, 6:30 p.m. 11 — at Rouse, 6:30 p.m. 14 — at Hutto, 6:30 p.m. 18 — Cedar Park, 6:30 p.m. 21 — Elgin (Senior night), 6:30 p.m. 25 — at Bastrop Cedar Creek, 6:30 p.m. All home game at Patriots Gym. STATE PLAYOFFS Oct. 31-Nov. 1 — Bi-district. Nov. 3-5 — Area. Nov. 7-8 — Region III-5A quarterfinals. Nov. 11-12 — Region III-5A Tournament. Nov. 16-19 — UIL State Tournament.
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GHS Ranked 9th In Region, EV Gets Votes Georgetown is ranked ninth in the pre-season Texas High School Coaches Association Region III-5A poll, which was released this past week by TheAthleticsDepartment.com. Defending state 5A Division I champion Cedar Park, a District 19-5A rival of the Eagles, is the top-ranked team in Region III ahead of Manvel and Temple, the favorites in 235A and 18-5A, respectively. Two other 19-5A teams were not in the top 10, but
received votes — Elgin 3 and East View 2. The polls are voted on by a representative from each district. Each voter votes on his own region and submits a top 10 ranked on a 109-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1. A total of 80 is a perfect score. In Region III, Cedar Park received five first-place votes and Manvel collected three. The poll results are released to the news media via e-mail and posted on TheAthleticsDeparrtment. com every Monday at 3
p.m. There will be 12 polls for every region— one preseason and 11 weekly polls with the last one coming at the end of the regular season.
First-place votes: Cedar Park 5, Manvel 3. Others receiving votes: Bryan 11, Ennis 9, Dayton 7, Magnolia West 7, Texas City 7, Fort Bend Marshall 4, Brenham 3, Elgin 3, East View 2, Nederland 2, Port Arthur Memorial 2, New Caney 1, Waco 1.
THSCA 5A PRESEASON FOOTBALL REGIONAL POLLS REGION III-5A (Team, 2015 Record, Pts) 1. Cedar Park (16-0) 2. Manvel (11-3) 3. Temple (12-2) 4. Crosby (11-1) 5. College Station (10-3) 5. Magnolia (10-2) 7. A&M Consolidated (9-4) 8. Fort Bend Elkins (8-3) 9. Georgetown(8-4) 10. Port Neches-Groves (9-3)
REGION I-5A (Team, 2015 Record, Pts) 1. Denton Ryan (13-1), 77; 2. Aledo (13-2), 74; 3. Amarillo (9-3), 53; 4. Abilene Copper (7-6), 50; 5. Canyon Randall (12-2), 41; 6. Lubbock Cooper (9-2), 32; 7. Colleyville Heritage (5-6), 30; 8. El Paso Eastlake (11-2), 16; 9. Canyon (10-3), 12; 9. Wichita Falls (7-5), 12. First-place votes: Denton Ryan 5, Aledo 3. Others receiving votes: North Richland Hills Birdville 9, North Richland
77 72 57 53 27 27 22 17 16 13
Hills Richland 7, Denton 6, Denison 4, El Paso Chapin 4, Grapevine 3, Lubbock Monterey 3, Fort Worth South Hills 2, Fort Worth Brewer 1. REGION II-5A (Team, 2015 Record, Pts) 1. Lancaster (10-4), 73; 2. Frisco Lone Star (143-2), 69; 3. Highland Park (10-2), 62; 4. Mansfield Lake Ridge (15-1), 47; Mesquite Poteet (9-4), 43; 6. Lake Dallas (12-3), 30; 7. Waxahachie (6-4), 28; 8. Marshall (11-2), 26; 9. Wylie East (10-2), 21; 10. Texarkana (8-3), 9. First-place votes: Lancaster 4, Lone Star 3, Highland Park 1. Others receiving votes: Mansfield Summit 6, Longview Pine Tree 5, Mansfield Timberview 5, Frisco Wakeland 4, Hallsville 4, Mansfield Legacy 4, Lucas Lovejoy 2, Dallas South Oak Cliff 1, Everman 1.
REGION IV-5A (Team, 2015 Record, Pts) 1. Corpus Christi Calallen (11-3), 75: 2. Boerne Champion (9-4), 58; Kerrville Tivy (11-1), 51; 4, Victoria West (11-2), 47; 5. Angleton (8-6), 38; 6. Richmond Foster (10-3), 36; 7. Edcouch-Elsa (8-5), 25; 8. Dripping Springs (5-5), 20; 9. Alamo Heights (6-4), 17; Port Lavaca Calhoun (7-4), 14. First-places votes: Calallen 4, Tivy 1, Victoria West 1, Richmond Foster 1, Austin Travis 1. Others receiving votes: Austin LBJ 11, Austin Travis 10, Gregory-Portland 8, Austin SFA6, Mercedes 6, Corpus Christi Carroll 5, Victoria East 5, Corpus Christi Flour Bluff 3, Lockhart 3, Roma 2. Source: TheAthleticsDepartment. com.
EAGLES FROM PAGE B1 SFA on Friday, Aug. 19, at Austin's House Park. The varsity portion of the scrimmages are set to begin at 7 p.m., then comes the week building toward the opener with Brewer. Dean pointed to the team's retention level as a key to where it will begin drills and how fast practice will accelerate. "I thought we ended the spring after our 18 practices just where we need to be and made major progress in rebuilding the defensive line," Dean said. "It amazing how much kids recall from spring drills. We'll go back to basics. We'll start with the first running and passing plays we put in in the seventh grade and work from there, making progress as quickly as possible. "Also will be trying to make decisions on 'bubble' kids as to whether they should be on the varsity or would benefit from another season at the JV level. We probably have about five kids in that position at this time." Asked about strengths, Dean listed the experience gained by underclassmen on an 8-4 team that went two rounds deep in the playoffs, and proven individual talents on offense and in the defensive secondary.
Senior Chase Travis (79) will be a key figure in the offensive line for GHS. Photo by Russell Rinn
"We return an all-district quarterback (Chandler Herman) and an all-Central Texas wide receiver (Beau Corrales) and three quality offensive lineman along with a young experience group in the secondary." Asked if any Eagles would be ticketed for twoway duty, Dean pointed to junior Caden Leggett, a standout receiver during summer 7-on-7 competition, the backup to Herman at quarterback and a staple last season in the secondary. In key situations, he could
show up at several positions. Dean does have concerns going into summer drills. "We need to develop a deep snapper," Dean said. "That's a role most people tend to overlook. We lost ours when Thomas Fletcher transferred to the IMG Academy. It's a position were 99.9 percent effectiveness is not enough, you need 100 percent. We have a pretty good idea coming out of spring ball who are starters will be, but we need to develop depth."
In addition to Corrales, who has committed to Texas State, Herman and Leggett, the Eagles have a talented core group that includes all-state kicker Luiz Diaz, middle linebacker Matt May, offensive lineman Chase Travis, offensive lineman Jacoby Coleman, wide receiver Nic Crombie, defensive back Brandon Hawkins, defensive back Trace Glanville, defensive linemen Kadin Hammonds, defensive lineman Zak Kepner, and offensive lineman Jameson
Eagles’ Non-District Win Streak The Georgetown Eagles have won 16 consecutive non-district regular-season football games over the past five seasons. A look at the streak: 2011 (4-0) Opponent Score Harker Heights 33-25 Temple 62-51 A. Anderson 43-`12 Del Valle 35-21 2012 (3-0) K. Ellison 27-6 RR McNeil 56-27 San Marcos 55-7
2013 (3-0) K. Ellison 35-14 RR McNeil 36-13 San Marcos 34-19 2014 (3-0) RR Westwood 29-5 Buda Hays 49-40 Pflugerville 31-27 2015 (3-0) RR Westwood 42-21 Hays 59-30 Pflugerville 17-13 Last non-district regular-season loss: Austin Anderson, 29-28, on Sept. 9, 2010.
White. EAGLES NOTEBOOK: Beaty comes to the GHS staff from 6A Weatherford where he was quarterbacks coach. He will also be a baseball assistant and teach social studies. Flores was the defensive coordinator and head soccer coach last season at 6A San Antonio Marshall in addition to his football duties. He will be new head coach Jason Rich's soccer assistant and teach social studies. Stanton comes from a coaching career in Washington state. He will also coach freshman basketball and teach mathematics. …In another staff change, safeties coach John Meyer
will assume Gandy's duties as assistant head coach. … In Chad Hennessey and Vanessa Redeaux, GHS will continue to have one of the better training staffs in the state. The remainder of the GHS staff remains static with Chuck Griffin, offensive coordinator/quarterbacks; David Patterson, defensive coordinator/linebackers; Nathaniel Funk, running backs; Doug Bond, offensive line; Tim Knicky, defensive line; Vincent Hawkins, cornerbacks; Adam Foster, freshman assistant; and Jordan Vierra, freshman assistant.
Master District 19-5A Varsity Football Schedule NON-DISTRICT GAMES Week One Thursday, Aug. 25 Elgin at Harker Heights, Killeen's Leo Buckley Stadium, 7 p.m. Friday, Aug. 26 Buda Hays at East View, GISD Athletic Complex, 7:30 p.m. Dripping Springs at Bastrop, BISD Memorial Stadium, 7:30 p.m. Bastrop Cedar Creek at Marble Falls, Mustang Stadium, 7:30 p.m. Cedar Park at Waco Midway, Panther Stadium, 7:30 p.m. Lockhart at Pflugerville Connally, Connally Stadium, 7:30 p.m. Bryan at Hutto, Hippo Stadium, 7:30 p.m. Manor at Rouse, Bible Stadium, 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 27 Fort Worth Brewer vs. Georgetown, McLane Stadium, Waco, 7:30 p.m. Week Two Friday, Sept. 2 Georgetown at Buda Hays, Bob Shelton Stadium, 7:30 p.m. East View at Waco University, Waco ISD Stadium, 7:30 p.m. Bastrop at Manor, Mustang Stadium, 7:30 p.m. Smithville at Bastrop Cedar Creek, BISD Memorial Stadium, 7:30 p.m. Vandegrift at Cedar Park, Gupton Stadium, 7:30 p.m. Pflugerville at Del Valle, Veterans Stadium, 7:30 p.m. Brenham at Elgin, Wildcat Stadium, 7:30 p.m. Hutto at Bryan Rudder, Merrill Green Stadium, 7:30 p.m. Rouse at Round Rock Westwood, Kelly Reeves Stadium, 7 p.m. DISTRICT 19-5A GAMES Friday, Sept. 9 Rouse at East View, GISD Athletic Complex, 7:30 p.m. Georgetown at Hutto, Hippo Stadium, 7:30 p.m. Cedar Park at Bastrop, BISD Memorial Stadium, 7:30 p.m. Cedar Creek at Elgin, Wildcat Stadi-
um, 7:30 p.m. Open date —Pflugerville Connally. Friday, Sept. 16 Elgin at Georgetown, GISD Athletic Complex, 7:30 p.m. East View at Cedar Park, Gupton Stadium, 7:30 p.m. Hutto at Pflugerville Connally, Connally Stadium, 7:30 p.m. Bastrop at Bastrop Cedar Creek, BISD Memorial Stadium, 7:30 p.m. Open date — Rouse. Friday, Sept. 23 Cedar Creek at East View, GISD Athletic Complex, 7:30 p.m. Georgetown at Bastrop, BISD Memorial Stadium, 7:30 p.m. Cedar Park at Rouse, Bible Stadium, 7:30 p.m. Pflugerville Connally at Elgin, Wildcat Stadium, 7:30 p.m. Open date — Hutto. Friday, Sept. 30 East View at Georgetown, GISD Athletic Complex, 7:30 p.m. Elgin at Hutto, Hippo Stadium, 7:30 p.m. Bastrop at Pflugerville Stadium, Connally Stadium, 7:30 p.m. Rouse at Bastrop Cedar Creek, BISD Memorial Stadium, 7:30 p.m. Open date — Cedar Park. Friday, Oct. 7 Pflugerville Connally at East View, GISD Athletic Complex, 7:30 p.m. Georgetown at Rouse, Bible Stadium, 7:30 p.m. Cedar Creek at Cedar Park, Gupton Stadium, 7:30 p.m. Hutto at Bastrop, BISD Memorial Stadium, 7:30 p.m. Open date — Elgin. Friday, Oct. 14 Cedar Park at Georgetown, GISD Athletic Complex, 7:30 p.m. East View at Hutto, Hippo Stadium, 7:30 p.m. Bastrop at Elgin, Wildcat Stadium, 7:30 p.m. Rouse at Pflugerville Connally, Connally Stadium, 7:30 p.m. Open date — Bastrop Cedar Creek.
Friday, Oct. 21 Elgin at East View, GISD Athletic Complex, 7:30 p.m. Georgetown at Bastrop Cedar Creek, BISD Memorial Stadium, 7:30 p.m. Pflugerville Connally at Cedar Park, Gupton Stadium, 7:30 p.m. Hutto at Rouse, Bible Stadium, 7:30
p.m. Open date — Bastrop. Friday, Oct. 28 East View at Bastrop, BISD Memorial Stadium, 7:30 p.m. Cedar Creek at Pflugerville Connally, Connally Stadium, 7:30 p.m. Cedar Park at Hutto, Hippo Stadium,
7:30 p.m. Rouse at Elgin, Wildcat Stadium, 7:30 p.m. Open date — Georgetown. Friday, Nov. 4 Pflugerville Connally at Georgetown, GISD Athletic Complex, 7:30 p.m. Bastrop at Rouse, Bible Stadium,
7:30 p.m. Hutto at Cedar Creek, BISD Memorial Stadium, 7:30 p.m. Elgin at Cedar Park, Gupton Stadium, 7:30 p.m. Source: Official THSCA schedule book.
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PATRIOTS FROM PAGE B1 "We work together as a family, both the players and the coaches. Also, we have good skill players and need to get the ball to them in space (out of the Patriots' shotgun attack). "Senior quarterback Cameron Nowell has waited his time. We're impressed with his leadership and he played well as a junior (playing behind Austin Moreno) and had a great summer in 7-on-7." As expected, the Patriots' youth and inexperience are the team's principal concerns with the development of the lines being a major key in how well the team performs. To put the situation in simple terms — the offensive line must give Nowell time to get the ball to the playmakers, and the defensive line must make enough big plays to stymie opposing offense. "Staying healthy is the key," Davies said. "We were decimated by injuries last year and can't afford to have that happen again this season." Joining Nowell as key performers going into the season are 210-pound running back Torrie Davis, wide receiver Mason Klinger, sophomore wide receiver/running back/safety Zion Hester, defensive back Chris Matta, linebacker Seth Satterwhite, tight
Patriots’ Own Sparkling Non-District Mark It it’s four seasons of official UIL championship competition, East View has won 11 of its 12 regular-season non-district games, including the last 10 consecutive games. A season-by-season look at the Patriots' success:
East View will be counting on the running of Torrie Davis as a hope to claim their third playoff appearance in four years. Photo by Russell Rinn
end Austin Naiser, center Ronnie Bailey, two-way lineman Alan Velasquez, defensive back Marcus Maldonado, safety Tyler Galloway and defensive lineman Aaron Rodriguez. Davies will be working with a coaching staff of Jeff Dicus, offensive coordinator; Jeremy McDougal, defensive coordinator; David Durell, quarterbacks; Sam Brandt, offensive line; Matt
Pullen, running backs; Robbie Jordan, wide receivers; Ricky Coulson, offensive line; Jake Coulson, linebackers; Jacob Branstetter, corners; Ryan Cravens, safeties; Frank Litterst, defensive line; and Anthony Dominguez, defensive line. Ricky Coulson has joined the staff from Benold Middle School and Branstetter has been elevated from the Tippit staff.
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Connor Murphy earned Cleveland Golf/Srixon All-America Scholar honors, the Golf Coaches of America announced this past week. Murphy, who was a junior during the 2015-16 campaign, is one of 77 NCAA Division III golfers to receive the prestigious honor. He hails from Searcy, Ark. To be eligible for Cleveland Golf/Srixon All-America Scholar status, an individual must be a junior or senior academically, compete in at least three full years at the collegiate level, participate in 50 percent of his team's competitive rounds, have a stroke average under 79 and maintain a cumulative GPA
2012 (2-1) Austin Lanier 30-7 A. St. Michael's 20-44 Austin Reagan 33-0 2013 (3-0) Austin Lanier 58-0 A. St. Michael's 51-30 Austin Reagan 48-20 2014 (3-0) Austin Travis 67-13 Waco University 51-14 Austin Crockett 50-16 2015 (3-0) Austin Travis 40-13 Waco University 34-28 Austin Crockett 56-14
of 3.2 or better.
TENNIS HONORS: Nine SU student-athletes have been named Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA) Scholar-Athletes. The entire Pirate women's squad was designated as an All-Academic Team by ITA. Emilie Moeller, Anna Schneemann and Julie Swets were named Scholar-Athletes. On the men's side, Nick Farmen, Grant Gideon, Neik Khansari, Rod Khansari and Haluki Nakayama earned Scholar-Athlete status. The ITA All-Academic Team award is open to any program that carries a cumulative team GPA of 3.20 or above. Additionally, ITA Scholar-Athlete status is
achieved if a letter winner maintains a GPA of 3.50 or better during the current academic year. BASEBALL HONORED: The SU baseball team was one of 33 NCAA Division III institutions to receive the Team Academic Excellence Award from the American Baseball Coaches Association, the organization announced recently. In its inaugural season, the award is given to teams that maintain a 3.0 GPA or better during the academic year. In all, 140 high school and college programs were recognized with the inaugural award. The Pirates, who are led by head coach R.J. Thomas, combined for a 3.15 GPA in the spring semester.
Athletics trainers Cody Boling and Marrissa Washington round out the East View staff. The Patriots will open 19-5A competition on Friday, Sept. 9, at the GISD Athletic Complex against Rouse, which is dropping down from 6A after having its enrollment reduced with the opening of the new Leander ISD school Glenn. East View faces a tough test
in its second game when it goes against defending state Division II champion Cedar Park on Friday, Sept. 16. The Patriots own a 22-21 record in their first four seasons of UIL championship competition, including an 11-1 non-district mark. East View is 1-2 in playoff games and 10-18 in district competition. The Patriots have won 10 consecutive non-district games
since losing to Austin St. Michael's, 44-20, in their second game in 2012. Eight of those non-district victories came over Austin ISD schools. Two have been against Waco University, East View's second opponent this season.
TICKETS FROM PAGE B1 The basic East View offering — $35 — is five home games; the non-district season opener with Buda Hays (Aug. 26) and the District 19-5A contests with Rouse (Sept. 9), Bastrop Cedar Creek (Sept. 23), Pflugerville Connally (Oct. 7) and Elgin (Oct. 21). East View purchasers have the option by buying a visitors ticket for the
Georgetown game for $7 with their season tickets. All games except for the GHS contest in the Baylor Stadium are on Friday nights with starting times of 7:30 p.m. Season tickets will not be sold at the GISD Athletics Department office. Pre-sale general admission tickets will be sold the week of each game online
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Eagles’ Lewis Named First Team All-State
Georgetown senior right-handed relief pitcher Daniel Lewis has been named to a first-team berth on the Texas Sports Writers Association Class 5A AllState team as selected by the organization's members. In his senior season with the Eagles, the future Paris Junior College pitcher posted 11 saves with an 0.89 earned-run average. “Daniel is very deserving of this honor,” Georgetown head coach Adam Foster said. “He had the toughest role of any player on our team. Being the closer, every time he was in the game the game was on the line. Over the course of two seasons we put him into some of the worst possible situations, and he never failed, he never lost. He won or saved every situation we put him in. “The best part of him getting this award is that he isn’t a 90 mph arm. He is a competitor that made the most of what he was given, his mental makeup is what made him so successful. We are very proud of Daniel and can’t wait to see what he does at Paris Junior College and beyond.”
Georgetown right-hander Daniel Lewis had a school record 11 saves during his senior year. Courtesy Georgetown Athletic Department
He was a second-team all-state selection as a junior. Two other Eagles were voted to the honorable mention list —senior right-handed starting pitcher Austin Weaver and junior outfielder Park Tadlock. Weaver was the MVP in 25-5A and Tadlock was the district's Offensive Player of the Year. Weaver won 10 of 12 decisions and posted a 1.235 ERA, while Tadlock his .389 with a .487 on-base percentage, scored 31 runs and stole 28 bases. The TSWA selections: SUPERLATIVES Player of the year— Forrest Whitley,
Alamo Heights, sr. Coach of the year –- Steven Hutcherson, Grapevine. FIRST TEAM Pitchers — Forrest Whitley, San Antonio Alamo Heights, sr.; Kyle Flamm, Grapevine, sr.; Blair Henley, Fort Worth Arlington Heights, sr. Reliever— Daniel Lewis, Georgetown, sr. Catcher — Canaan Smith, Rockwall Heath, jr. 1B — Noel Vela, Mission Veterans Memorial, jr. 2B — Andruw McKenzie, Burleson Centennial, sr. SS—David Hamilton, San Marcos, sr. 3B— Ulysses Cantu, Saginaw Boswell, sr. OF --Jordan Salas, Lubbock Cooper, sr.; Heston Kjerstad, Canyon Randall, jr.; Conner Neuman, Grapevine, jr. DH— Jack Madigan, College Station, sr. UINF—Braden Shewmake, Wylie East, sr. UOF— Luke Richter, Austin McCallum, sr. HONORABLE MENTION (District 25-5A only) Pitchers— Austin Weaver, Georgetown, sr. OF— Parker Tadlock, Georgetown, jr .
PITCH LIMITS: Reacting to a the National Federation of High School Associations desire that baseball rules now require a pitching restriction policy based on the number of pitches thrown in a game, the University Interscholastic League said this past week that it should have its rules solidified in October. This legislation is to help cut down on the number of damaged young arms caused by over work both during a single game and during a week. The new statutes are expected to limit the number of pitches that can be thrown in a game and how much work
a pitcher can do in a set amount of time. In addition to establishing the new standards, the UIL must determine how the pitch limits with be reported and by whom and what the penalties will be for violations. Both of the GISD's head baseball coach—Adam Foster at Georgetown and Matt Pullen at East View— feel that their programs already are in compliance with any rules established by the UIL. "We already have an 85-pitch limit per game for our varsity pitchers," Foster said. "We have a limit of 60 pitches for our younger kids on the JV and freshman teams. It's our policy to work two or three kids in games on the lower levels instead of just one. Also, we don't bring pitchers back after they've already worked in a tournament. "There has been abuse of pitcher's arms at several schools on all levels (including at the state tournament). Our biggest question is how it will be policed and what can be done to eliminate people from circumventing the rules."
"I think it’s a good idea," Pullen said. "Anything we can do to be proactive on kids’ health and future is great. We should be well within the restrictions based on our philosophy with number of pitches we allow a young man to throw. "The only concern I have is who will be responsible for monitoring the number of pitches." NEW SOFTBALL ASSISTANT: Justine "Tina" Payne, who has been out of coaching for the past two seasons, will return to Georgetown softball as an assistant to head coach Jessica Bond this coming season. She will be replacing Brittany Hernandez, who resigned to accept a position at Cedar Park. Payne, who teaches physics at GHS, served as an assistant coach in the program in 2014, but settled into a teaching role for two school years. Prior to coming to Georgetown, the Sul Ross State graduate taught since and coached softball in the Socorro ISD in El Paso.
GHS FROM PAGE B2 Brown and holdover assistants Shelby Goode and Jessica Bond. Brown, who will teach culinary arts, comes to GHS from Floresville High School. She is a graduate of Texas State, attended the Auguste Escoffier School of Culinary Arts in Austin, and played college volleyball at Schreiner University and Hill College. She earned Academic All-America
credentials. Richardson expects good numbers in the program — approximately 30 freshmen, and 35 to 40 sophomores, juniors and seniors vying for positions on one of the program's four teams during tryouts. "We're actually holding tryouts to two and a half days instead of the full three," Richardson said.
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teams will practice from 12:30 to 3:30 p.m. The Lady Eagles will scrimmage at Round Rock Westwood on Friday. Varsity matches in the main gym will send GHS against Cedar Park at noon, Westwood at 1 p.m. and Hays at 4 p.m. On Saturday, Georgetown will host scrimmages in Eagle Gym with the Lady Eagles varsity fac-
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