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Patriots Play Host To Hays By Galen Wellnicki Sports Editor

And that was evident in the scrimmage with the Maroons. In the weather-abbreviated controlled scrimmage, GHS scored on a back-to-back passes of 44 yards to the Texas State-bound Corrales and 70 yards to Knudson. The Eagles added three more scores in the first and second periods in three quarters of game-condition play with a running clock after the weather delay. Those GHS touchdowns—supplemented by three extra points by all-state kicker Luiz Diaz— came on the Eagles first three drives after the 70-minute delay. The first drive that was highlighted by a 37-yard pass from Herman to Leggett was climaxed by running back Cade Sill's 3-yard run. The second score came on an 11-yard pass from Herman to Corrales, and the final touch-

East View, starting its fifth season of UIL championship competition, will face potentially the toughest season-opening test in its short history at 7:30 p.m. Friday at the GISD Athletic Complex in Buda Hays. The Rebels are a proven 6A program picked to once again be a playoff contender. This time in six-team District 25-6A, which boasts such playoff warhorses as Lake Travis, Austin Westlake, Vandegrift and Vista Ridge. Coach Rob Davies' Patriots are 4-0 in openers having beaten Austin Travis and Austin Lanier twice by a combined score of 195-33. In three of those contests East View put 40 or more points on the scoreboard three times. The Rebels, who are coached by Neal La Hue also have been successful in their last 10 season openers, including seven victories. They have only lost once in the last six openers, losing to Boerne Champion, 44-27, in 2014. Neither team made the playoffs last season. Hays finished 5-5 with a 4-4 mark in District 14-6A, and the Patriots, who were slammed by injuries, went 3-7, including an 0-7 mark in rugged District 25-5A. East View is a consensus preseason eighth-place pick in nine-team District 19-5A, but Davies and his players are preparing to be one of the bigger surprises in Central Texas this season. Frankly, they don't figure to settle for table scraps. They have shown well in scrimmages with 6A Manor and former 25-5A rival Marble Falls. "I'm very excited about where we are at," Davies said after their session with Marble Falls. "Our young players are mixing well with the old kids, and we are improving every week. We are excited about playing our

Eagles cont. on B2

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Georgetown head coach Jason Dean talks to his players after their lightening-delayed scrimmage with Austin SFA this past Friday. Photo by Russell Rinn

Eagles Face Brewer at Baylor’s McLane Stadium By Galen Wellnicki Sports Editor

Georgetown head coach Jason Dean says he wants this season's edition of the Eagles to be explosive. And what a better place to be explosive than McLane Stadium in Waco—a place where in 12 games since it was opened, Baylor has scored 621 points and gained 7,527 yards; that's 4.31 miles combined passing and rushing, if a person needs it condensed to a more understandable distance. One must remember that the last time the GHS varsity took the field it scored 66 points and produced 666 yards on 67 plays in a four-point Class 5A Division II area round playoff loss to Boerne Champion at Alamo Stadium in San Antonio. And so the Eagles will travel up I-35 to

Waco on Saturday where they will open their campaign against Fort Worth Brewer at 7:30 p.m. Georgetown will enter the contest as a consensus second-place pick in nine-team District 19-5A against the Brewer Bears, who are picked fourth in 6-5A. The Bears also were a playoff team last year, losing 49-14 to Lake Dallas in bi-district. "We want to be explosive," Georgetown coach Jason Dean said after this past Friday's lightning-altered scrimmage with Austin SFA at House Park. "It's something we're stressing. We want it to be a back-breaker in our favor this season." With returning starting quarterback Chandler Herman and a receiving crew that includes Division I recruit Beau Corrales, multi-talented Caden Legget, lengthy Nic Crombie, and senior Colton Knudsen, the Eagles have the potential to be explosive.

East View (in red) played Marble Falls in its final preseason scrimmage this past Friday. The Patriots open the regular season against Buda-Hays at 7:30 p.m. Friday at the GISD Athletic Complex. Photo by: Kimberly Willett

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The Eagle line opens up a big hole for Eric Anderson during Friday’s scrimmage with Austin SFA at House Park in Austin. The Eagles open the regular season on Saturday night in Waco. Photo by Russell Rinn

EAGLES FROM PAGE B1 down came on a 23-yard run by Michael McDonald. Working behind the offensive line, Sill, McDonald, and Eric Anderson were effective. The three average a shade under 5-foot-7 and have a mean weight of 167 pounds. "All three can play, and right now we're confident with all of them," Dean said of his running back trio. "We'll go with all three until one establishes himself by his ability to produce and protect the football." In the three quarters,

GHS outgained SFA 254 yards (34 plays) to 227 yards (39 plays). The Eagles ran the ball 20 times for 125 yards and completed eight of 14 passes for 129 yards. The Maroons finished with 211 yards on 23 rushes and 16 yards on three pass completions in seven attempts. But SFA gained 172 of its rushing yards against the Eagles' No. 2 defense on the last play of the second quarter and in the third quarter. The Maroons scored on runs of 38, 42 and 9 yards.

If anyone puts any real significance in the outcome of a scrimmage on the scoreboard, GHS posted a 21-20 edge in the three quarters and scored the only two touchdowns in the shortened controlled action. Looking at the negative side of things, Dean was unhappy with the quality of tackling and the number of defensive penalties. "We had too many penalties that allowed them to extend drives," Dean said. "We don't mind aggressive penalties and most of ours

GHS Varsity Football Roster No. Name 2 Trace Glanville 3 Brandon Hawkins 4 Kody Markert 5 Tyrin Stone 6 Matt May 7 Anthony Quintana 8 Nic Crombie 9 C ole Posey 10 Chandler Herman 11 Cade Sill 12 Ryan Talley 13 Caden Leggett 14 Cooper Bell 15 Beau Corrales 16 Colton Knudsen 17 Christian Hance 19 Cade Kostroun 20 Will Bryan 21 Paul Saucedo 22 Drew Barfield 23 Calis Club 24 Michael McDonald 25 Ethen Campbell 26 Cameron Cunningham 27 Luiz Diaz 28 Brandon Klier 30 Eric Anderson 32 Nic Corona 33 Jack Lepley 35 Tyler Solomon 36 Chris Martinez 37 Kyle Urbanovsky 38 Alden Tillery 40 Nick Furr 41 Alfred Garcia 44 Paden Brown

Pos. DB LB DL DB LB WR WR WE QB RB DB WR/DB QB WR WR DB K/P WR DB LB DB RB DB DB K/P DB RB DL DB TE LB LB LB DL DL DL

Gr. 11 11 12 12 12 12 11 10 12 12 12 11 11 12 12 12 12 12 11 11 12 12 12 12 12 12 11 12 12 11 12 11 12 12 11 11

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Wt. 170 195 210 150 175 150 200 165 210 170 165 180 170 205 160 165 165 165 145 165 170 155 175 165 160 180 175 195 165 205 185 185 190 200 223 195

No. Name 45 Tyler Springer 50 Zak Kepner 51 Walker Fain 53 Harrison Schuler 55 Tony Steinbach 56 Gualberto Garcia 60 Jacoby Coleman 65 Jameson White 66 Bill Woodburn 67 Talon Zaro 72 Tavian Smith 75 Brent Maldonado 77 Kadin Hammonds 79 Chase Travis 81 Cade Basey 85 Andrew Larsen 88 Chance Charpentier

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Wt. 170 230 195 235 160 185 250 255 210 260 250 180 240 275 180 190 180

Head Coach: Jason Dean. Offensive Coordinator: Chuck Griffin. Defensive Coordinator: David Patterson. Assistant Head Coach: John Meyer. Assistant Coaches: Tim Knicky, Ricky Beaty, Doug Bond, Nathaniel Funk, Vincent Hawkins, Jarrell Flores, Adam Foster, Chris Staton, Jordan Vierra. Athletic trainers: Chad Hennessey, Vanessa Redeaux. Student trainers: Alycia Nusbaum, Xandrea Lara, Luisa Loera, Caitlin Garza, Taylor Black, Cayman Patterson, Trinity Smith, Lily Serrano, Madelyn Shoales, Sarah Cannon, Neenah Carrasco. Mangers: Jackson Champion, Brock Sparkman, Karlyn Frazer, Brennah Pryor, Casidy Creed. Film: Russell Miller. Student Film: Amber Jones, Rayden Marcum. Athletics director: Todd York. Source: Georgetown Football

were. We missed too many tackles and that can make you look silly. We'll be working on that this week in preparation for Brewer." Dean did point to Tavion Smith and Kadin Hammonds as performing well in the defensive line in the scrimmage. He also mentioned safety Trace Glanview, who had an interception, as playing well in the secondary. Dean said that playing in the 45,140-seat college venue was a factor. "We've talked about it since the game was announced in late February, and we played it up in the spring," Dean said. "The kids are excited about getting a chance to play there." The Brewer game does have a "family" angle as Bears head coach Wade Griffin was Georgetown's defensive coordinator prior to leaving five seasons ago to become the head coach at Elgin where his teams were 1-1 against the Eagles, including a 37-0 win in 2013. In his two seasons at Brewer, Griffin stands 10-11 (4-6 in '14 and 6-5 in '15). "With Wade having been our D.C at one time, we expect them to look a lot like us on defense," Dean said. "They have a quality quarterback on offense, and a back (Bryce Miller) who they try to get the ball to in their scheme." Miller is a 6-1, 170-pound speedster with 4.4 second speed, and is de-

GHS In Season Openers Georgetown has won 10 of its previous 12 season openers, including its last five. The only losses were back-to-back in 2009 and 2010: Year—Opponent Score 2015—RR Westwood 42-21 2014—RR Westwood 29-5 2013—Killeen Ellison 35-14 2012—Killeen Ellison 27-6 2011—Harker Heights 33-28 2010—Harker Heights 14-24 2009—SA Southwest 24-36 2008—SA Southwest 35-13 2007—Alamo Heights 24-21 2006—Alamo Heights 27-19 2005—Temple 24-20 2004—Temple 20--8 scribed by Dave Campbell's Texas Football as one of the "fastest players in 6-5A and a home-run threat." Some of the other top names in the Bears camp are defensive tackle Jeff Reed (6-3, 265), linebacker Christian Cato (5-11, 190) and wide receiver Brian Lopez, a 6-1 player who also boasts 4.4 speed. Because of the distance between the two schools—168.3 miles—and the timing of the game on Saturday night, sub-varsity games were played at neutral sites on Wednesday night; the JV teams colliding at West, and the freshman squads battling at China Spring.

After playing Brewer, the Eagles will conclude their non-district schedule on the road at 7:30 p.m., next Friday against Buda Hays at Shelton Stadium on the Rebels' campus. They will have an excellent chance to scout the Rebels this Friday when Hays visits East View at the GISD Athletic Complex in the season opener for both teams. The sub-varsity games between GHS and Hays will be played this coming Thursday. The JV Blue and JV Silver will entertain the Hays JVs at 5:30 and 7 p.m. at the GISD Stadium, while the freshman games will be played at the same time at Shelton Stadium.

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East View runner tries to elude a Marble Falls defender during this past Friday’s scrimmage. Photo by: Kimberly Willett

first game at home. This is a group of kids and coaches working extremely hard to be great." Aside from the opposition, one of the Patriots' biggest challenges will be staying healthy as depth and varsity experience are shortages as the season kicks off. On East View's 52-player roster there are 12 sophomores and 17 juniors to go with 23 seniors. Some hands will play both ways. East View will go into the Hays game healthy with only standout wide receiver Mason Klinger having been held out of the Marble Falls scrimmage. "We came out of the scrimmage healthy," Davies said. "We expect Mason to be back this week. We have the usual bumps and bruises at this point in the season." The Patriots will attack the Rebels with an offense that features the technical and leadership skills of Cameron Nowell, who steps in as the quarterback as a senior, and the running of junior Torrie Davis, and the multiple talents of sophomore Zion Hester, along with a talented group of receivers headed by Klinger and a retooled offensive front that includes Ronnie Bailey, Alan Velazquez, Leo Ramirez and Cruz Salazar. The defense, which includes outside linebacker Chris Matta and versatile

EV In Season Openers East View is unbeaten is four previous season openers since being eligible in UIL championship competition. The Patriots have outscored those four teams 195-33. Year -- Opponent 2015 -- Austin Travis 2014 -- Austin Travis 2013 -- Austin Lanier 2012 -- Austin Lanier

Austin Naiser, will get an early test from a 6A offense led by center Peyton Steele (6-3, 260) and running back Cade Powell (5-8, 180), who could carry a heavy workload as the Rebels rebuild their offensive backfield. Finding a new quarterback was a prime off-season goal for Hays, which also scrimmaged twice—San Antonio East Central and Pflugerville Hendrickson. "They are a 6A team with numbers," Davies said of the Rebels. "They have good offensive and defensive linemen, who are big and strong. It will be

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Head coach: Rob Davies. Assistant coaches: Jeremy McDougal, Jeff Dicus, Ryan Craven, David Durell, Robbie Jordan, Jacon Branstetter, Frank Litterst, Antony Dominguez, Jacob Coulson, Rickey Coulson, Matt Pullen, Sam Brandt. Athletics trainers: Cody Boling, Marissa Washington. Managers: E.J. Adams, Diana Beltran, Daniel Russell, Aileen Andrew, Eduardo Marino. Athletics director: Todd York. Source: East View Football

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EV, GHS Find It Tough At Fraulein Fest Eagles Hope To Improve In Volleypalooza

Patriots Face Challenges At Volleypalooza

After winning just twice in eight matches at the 32-team Fraulein Volleyfest in New Braunfels this past weekend, Georgetown, which stood 10-12 throughout the first two weeks of the season, hoped to reverse the losing trend this Thursday through Saturday in the 60-team Leander Volleypalooza. "This was a difficult three-days for us," Lady Eagles coach Jenny Richardson said. "Georgetown is used to winning. We are struggling right now, but we are learning every set and every game. Our offense needs to find its voice." In addition to the Volleypalooza, GHS was schedule to play Lake Travis in a non-district match this past Tuesday, open its 25-5A schedule at East View on Tuesday, Aug. 30, and continue district play at 6:30 p.m. Friday, Sept. 2, against Pflugerville Connally at Eagle Gym. At the Fraulein Volleyfest GHS got off to a fairly decent start with two wins and a loss in the first day of pool action, losing 25-18, 25-17 to League City Clear Lake before rebounding for wins over San Antonio Warren, 25-18, 18-25, 25-22 and Leander, 25-19, 25-16. Then the roof collapsed on GHS as it lost its last five matches—all in straight sets. On the second day of pool action they fell to co-host New Braunfels, 2515, 25-18; District 19-5A favorite and state-ranked Rouse, 25-14, 25-20; and Lake Travis, 25-17, 25-22. In the Silver Bracket on the final day, the Lady Eagles opened with a 25-21, 25-22 loss to Fort Bend Ridge Point and were eliminated by San Antonio

Annie Burke and the Patriots defeated Vista Ridge last week in Georgetown, 3-1. Photo by: Russell Rinn

GHS cont. on B6

East View opened the second week of the volleyball season with a 3-1 non-district victory over Vista Ridge at Patriots Gym, but then lost eight of nine matches this past weekend in the Fraulein Volleyfest in New Braunfels. The Lady Patriots dropped to 7-10 going into this past Tuesday's District 19-5A opener with Bastrop on the Bears' court. This weekend East View competed in the 60-team Volleypalooza hosted by the Leander ISD. After completing competition in their third and final tournament of the regular season, the Lady Patriots faced a 19-5A showdown with crosstown rival Georgetown on Tuesday before having their district open date on Friday, Sept. 2. In the four-set match with Vista Ridge, East View won the opener 25-23, lost the second 25-21 and then battled back to win the third set 28-26 as an ace by Devon Cavanaugh and kill by Madison Heald broke a 26-26 deadlock. The Lady Patriots clinched the match 25-21 in the fourth set. All eight of East View's losses in the Fraulein Volleyfest were in straight sets as was their one victory. The Lady Patriots opened tournament play with 2-0 losses to Arlington Martin 25-22, 25-17), co-host New Braunfels Canyon (25-13, 25-15) and Vista Ridge (2515, 25-22). The story was repeated on the second day of pool action as East View lost to Corpus Christi Incarnate Word (26-24, 25-20), Round Rock (25-21, 25-21) and Brenham (25-21, 2519). In this past Saturday's Patriots cont. on B5

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Eagles Capture Midway Crown Georgetown ran its team tennis record to 9-0 this past weekend by winning the Waco Midway Tournament. In pool play the Eagles bested Groesbeck, 16-2; stopped Belton, 12-7; and took a forfeit from Fort Worth Arlington Heights. They prevailed 7-6 over the host Panthers in the title match, which was stopped by weather this past Saturday. "We were ahead 7-6 and up by one set in three of the six matches still to be played, so we claimed the victory," GHS coach Susan

Isbell. The Eagles had a match with Lake Travis rained out earlier in the week. GHS was scheduled to play at Westwood on Thursday and then return home to host Austin Anderson at the Minzenmayer Tennis Center Friday. The Eagles will play Austin Bowie home on Tuesday and then will be idle until they open District 19-5A play with Bastrop on Tuesday, Sept. 6. Both the Anderson and Bowie matches are scheduled for 4:10 p.m. starts. Easy View was idle this past week, but is scheduled

to travel to Lampasas for a 4 p.m. match on Friday. The Patriots have an open date on Tuesday. They will return to action for their District 19-5A opener at Bastrop Cedar Creek on Tuesday, Sept. 6. WACO MIDWAY TOURNAMENT Pool B matches GHS 16, GROESBECK 2 Boys doubles (1-2) -- Santa Cruz-Holeyfield, GB, def. Ben Fischer-Johnny Bob Gantt, 8-3; Zhad-McWhorter, GB, def. Parker Kallman-Alex Watson, 8-4; Cole Isbell-Stephen Spieckmann, GHS, def. Maloy-Ganious, 8-0. Girls doubles (3-0) -- Lena Arndt-Rachel Maloy, GHS, def. Abshire-Brixen, 8-4; Rachel Strait-Sam Clark, GHS, def. Carrillo-Anderson, 8-2; Tori Watkins-Maloy, GHS, def. Zhad-De-

friend, 8-6. Mixed doubles (1-0) -- Philip Lloyd-Sarah Fischer, GHS, def. unnamed opponent, 8-3. Boys singles (6-0) -- Fischer, GHS, beat Santa Cruz, 8-1; Kallman, GHS, def. Holeyfield, 8-1; Spieckmann, GHS, def. McWhorter, 8-1; Drew Arnold, GHS, def. Zhad, 8-4; Nathan Greenhaw, GHS, def. Killinsworth, 8-1; Baker Moerbe, GHS, def. Mendoza, 8-1. Girls singles (5-0) -- Arndt, GHS, def. Abshire, 8-0; Maloy, GHS, def. Zhad, 8-1; Clark, GHS, def. Defriend, 8-3; Strait, GHS, def, Brixen, 8-0; Elise Flachs, GHS, def. Carrillo, 8-0. GHS record: 6-0. GHS 12, BELTON 7 Boys doubles (2-1) -- Huckabee-Ueckert, B, def. Fischer-Arnold, 6-2, 6-2; Kallman-Watson, GHS, def. Evans-Abraham, 3-6, 6-1 (6); Isbell-Spieckman, GHS, def. Seo-Herrera, 6-3, 6-4.

Girls doubles (3-0) -- Arndt-Clark, GHS, def. Nix-Dumas, 6-4, 6-2; Maloy-Strait, GHS, def. Daniell-McGoldrick, 6-4, 6-3; Timberly Abell-Watkins, GHS, def. Francis-Mitchell, 6-1, 6-4. Mixed doubles (0-1) -- Lynne-De La Rosa, B, def. Lloyd-Flachs, 2-6, 6-2 (-7). Boys singles (1-5) -- Ueckert, B, def. Fischer, 8-2; Linneman, B, def. Kellman, 8-6; Seo, B, def. Spieckmann, 8-5; Huckabee, B, def. Watson, 8-6; Arnold, GT, def. Evans, 8-3; Abraham, B. def. Greenhaw, 8-0. Girls singles (6-0) -- Arndt, G, def. Daniell, 8-2; Maloy, G, def. Nix, 8-0; Clark, G, def. Lynne, 8-3; Strait, G, def. Dumas, 8-1; Watkins, G, def. Francis, 8-1; Flachs, G, def. McGoldrick, 8-3. GHS rrecord: 7-0. GHS WINS FORFEIT OVER FORT WORTH ARLINGTON HEIGHTS GHS record: 8-0. Championship Match

GHS 7, WACO MIDWAY 6 Six matches not completed, GHS leading in three whem match alted by weather. (Midway names unavailable) Boys doubles (2-1) -- Fisher-Arnold won 6-4, 6-3; Kallman-Watson lost 6-4, 6-4; Isbell-Spieckmann won 7-6 (2), 6-1. Girls doubles (1-2) -- Arndt-Clark won, 6-4, 6-1; Maloy-Strait lost 5-7, 6-2 (10); Watkins-Abel lost 6-4, 7-5. Mixed doubles (1-0) --Lloyd-Fischer won 6-7 (3), 6-2 (2). Boys singles (1-2) -- Fischer won 7-5, 6-3; Spieckmann lost 3-6, 6-3 (5); Kallman lost 6-2, 6-1. Girls singles (2-1) -- Arndt won 6-1, 7-5; Maloy lost 6-3, 6-3; Clark won 6-2, 6-3. GHS record: 9-0. Souce: Results provided by GHS tennis.

Southwestern Preparing For Season Opener With HSU

The Patriots celebrate their 3-1 win over Vista Ridge last week. East View opened District 19-5A action on Tuesday in Bastrop. Photo by: Russell Rinn

PATRIOTS FROM PAGE B4 Copper Bracket play, EV dropped a 25-17, 25-18 decision to Leander in the first round, bested Pasadena Memorial, 25-20, 26-24, in the consolation semifinals and then lost to Austin Anderson, 25-23, 25-21, in the consolation finals. The Lady Patriots opened play in the Volleypalooza on Thursday in Pool 1, competing against San Antonio Reagan, Leander and Cleburne. The teams will be re-flighted on Friday on the basis of the opening day's results. The second day of the event will determine which of eight brackets the teams compete in on Saturday. Other teams in the tournament by bracket assignment are: Pool 2: Waco Midway, La Grange, Vista Ridge, Waller. Pool 3: Aledo, League City Clear Springs, Georgetown, Glenn. Pool 4: New Braunfels Canyon, Klein, San Antonio Christian, Austin St. Stephen's. Pool 5: New Braunfels, Fort

Bend Austin, Bryan, Austin St. Michael's. Pool 6: Rouse, Houston St. Agnes, London, Texas City. Pool 7: Pearland Dawson, College Station A&M Consolidated, Liberty Hill, Austin SFA. Pool 8: Vandegrift, San Antonio Holmes, Willis, Pflugerville Hendrickson. Pool 9: Round Rock Westwood, Round Rock, Austin Anderson, Fredericksburg. Pool 10: Canyon Randall, San Antonio MacArthur, Stephenville, Round Rock McNeil. Pool 11: Trophy Club Byron Nelson, Granbury, Huntsville, Austin St. Dominic Savio. Pool 12: The Woodlands, Decatur, Tomball Memorial, Austin Hyde Park. Pool 13: Dripping Springs, Denton Ryan, Bryan Rudder, Hutto. Pool 14: Corpus Christi Tuloso-Midway, Wichita Falls Rider, Poth, Round Rock Cedar Ridge. Pool 15: Cedar Park, Austin Bowie, Round Rock Stony Point, Gregory-Portland. East View composite statistical leaders from the Fraulein Volleyfest:

Kills: Rachel Wisian 41, Corinne Novak 36, Annie Burke 35, Camryn Miller 23, Anna Steger 20. Aces: Madison Heald 9, Devin Cavanaugh 6, Katie Smith 5, Wisian 5. Assists: Heald 145, Smith 5. Blocks: Wisian 13, Steger 8, Novak 7, Heald 6, Burke 4. Digs: Smith 81, Heald 46, Burke 37, Kelsey White 34, Cavanaugh 34. Team hitting percentage: .124 East View statistics in non-district match with Vista Ridge: Kills: Wisian 14, Novak 14, Burke 7, Steger 7, Heald 6. Aces: Burke 5, Heald 2. Assists: Heald 32. Blocks: Heald 7, Wisian 4, Steger 2. Digs: Smith 21, Cavanaugh 20, Burke 10, Maggie Schlueter 8, Heald 7. Sub-varsity results vs. Vista Ridge: JV won, 2513, 26-24. The Freshman A fell 25-17, 25-17 and the Freshman B lost 25-20, 25-7. —Galen Wellnicki

With its season opener with 10th-ranked Hardin-Simmons little more than a week away, the Southwestern University Pirates are preparing for what should be their toughest and potentially best season since returning to the collegiate football wars. The non-conference battle with the Cowboys is set for 6 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 3, at the GISD Athletic Complex. For the first time, coach Joe Austin has the products of four recruiting classes on campus along with a core of battle-tested veterans. The Pirates will be playing their final season in the fourteam Southern Collegiate Athletic Association before jumping to the larger and stronger American Southwest Conference. "Right now we're working on defining roles and evaluating players," Austin said this past weekend. "Soon we'll get into putting together a scouting report on Hardin-Simmons, but we're not into that phase quite yet. "There are a lot of positions where starters are decided, but there are also a lot, like our offensive line, where there's much to be decided. Beyond starters we're trying to establish depth." At this point, defense looks to be SU's strong suit. "Our defense has really caught my attention," Austin said. "We have a lot of players on that side of the ball that are as good as anyone in Division III. Depth at some positions is a bit of a concern, but our starting group has a chance to be very good." Numbers also are a plus as the Pirates prepare for a schedule that includes highly regarded opponents in conference foe Texas Lutheran (21st) and non-conference foe East Texas Baptist. TLU will be joining SU in the move to

SU REPORT the ASC next season. "Our numbers are holding steady at 120 players in the program," Austin said. "We've had a few injuries, but I would describe it as a normal amount for this stage of a football season. "Our schedule will again be one of the most difficult in Division III." The D3football.com's preseason top 25 (first-place votes in parenthesis): 1. Mount Union (18), 613; 2. Linfield (3), 583; 3. UW-Whitewater (3), 574; 4. St. Thomas (1), 536; 5. Mary Hardin-Baylor, 523; 6. UW-Oshkosh, 482; 7. Wesley, 417; 8. Wheaton (Ill.) , 397; 9. St. John's, 374; 10. Hardin-Simmons, 354; 11.Thomas More, 332; 12. UW-Platteville, 308; 13. North Central (Ill.), 291; 14. Wabash, 290; 15. Johns Hopkins, 277; 16. Albright, 196; 17. Cortland, 191; 18. John Carroll, 171; 19.Whitworth, 129; 20. Washington and Lee, 128; 21. Texas Lutheran, 117; 22. Ohio Northern, 106; 23. Salisbury, 82; 24. Huntingdon, 76; 25. Delaware Valley, 63. Others receiving votes (SU opponents only): East Texas Baptist, 28. VOLLEYBALL RANKING: Southwestern is ranked 16th in the initial Division III Coaches Top 25 released recently by The American Volleyball Coaches Association. Under the guidance of new head coach Don Flora, SU will once again enter the season nationally-ranked. SU won the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference title last season to earn their 13th appearance in the NCAA D-III tournament. SU fell to No. 7 Claremont-Mudd-Scripps in the opening round and were tied for 14th in the

final poll. The Pirates face Shandong Laishang Bank, a professional team out of China, for an exhibition match on at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 31, at the Robertson Center, before opening the season on Friday, Sept. 2, in Washington to face No. 8 Carthage and Puget Sound. SU SOCCER: The men's and women's SU soccer teams will open their seasons on Thursday, Sept. 1. The men will open at home against Concordia of Austin at 7 p.m. and the women will make their debut in a 4:30 p.m. match at Mary Hardin-Baylor in Belton. The SU men's and women's soccer schedules: PIRATES MEN'S SCHEDULE September 1—Concordia (Austin), 7 p.m. 3—at Mary Hardin-Baylor, Belton, 7 p.m. 9—Texas Dallas, 7 p.m. 10—Hardin-Simmons, 7 p.m. 13—Texas Lutheran*, 7 p.m. 16—Centenary*, 5 p.m. 18—Austin College*, noon. 23—at University of Dallas, Irving, 3 p.m. 25—at Colorado College*, Colorado Springs, 2 p.m. 30—at Trinity*, San Antonio, 5 p.m. October 2—at Schreiner*, Kerrville, noon. 7—at Centenary*. Shreveport, 5 p.m. 9—at Austin College*, Sherman, noon. 14—University of Dallas, 5 p.m. 16—Colorado College*, noon. 21—Trinity, 5 p.m. 23—Schreiner*, 5 p.m. 28—at Texas Lutheran*, Seguin, TBA. 30—UC-Santa Cruz, noon. November 4 —at Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference Tournament, Sherman, TBA. *—denotes SCAC game. PIRATES WOMEN'S SCHEDULE September 1—at Mary Hardin-Baylor, Belton, 4;30 p.m. 4—Concordia (Austin), 7 p.m. 7—Texas Lutheran*, 7 p.m. 9— at Texas-Tyler, 7 p.m. 11—Howard Payne, 2 p.m. 16—Centenary*, 7 p.m. 18—Austin College*, 2 p.m. 23—at University of Dallas*, Irving, 5 p.m. 25—Huston-Tillotson, 1 p.m. 30—at Trinity*, San Antonio, 7 p.m. October 2—at Schreiner*, Kerrville, 2 p.m.; 7—at Centenary*, Shreveport, 7 p.m. 9—at Austin College*, Sherman, 2 p.m. 14—University of Dallas*, 7 p.m. 15—at Hardin-Simmons, Abilene, 4 p.m. 21—Trinity*, 7 p.m. 23—Schreiner*, 2 p.m. 28—at Texas Lutheran, Seguin, 7 p.m. November 4—at Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference Tournament, Kerrville, TBA. *—denotes SCAC game.

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Georgetown’s Alex Bradley (14) makes a play at the net during the Lady Eagles season opening victory over Pflugerville Hendrickson. GHS coach Jenny Richardson (far right) talks strategy with assistant Shelby Goode. Photos by: Russell Rinn

GHS FROM PAGE B4 Brennan, 25-23, 25-20. The Lady Eagles open play in the Volleypalooza on Thursday in Pool 3, competing against Aledo, the state's second-ranked 5A team; League City Clear Springs and Glenn, the newly opened member of the Leander ISD family. The teams will be re-flighted on Friday on the basis of the opening day's results. The second day of the event will determine which of eight brackets the teams compete in on Saturday. Other teams in the tournament by bracket assignment are: Pool 1: San Antonio Reagan, Leander, East View and Cleburne. Pool 2: Waco Midway, La Grange, Vista

Ridge, Waller. Pool 4: New Braunfels Canyon, Klein, San Antonio Christian, Austin St. Stephen's. Pool 5: New Braunfels, Fort Bend Austin, Bryan, Austin St. Michael's. Pool 6: Rouse, Houston St. Agnes, London, Texas City. Pool 7: Pearland Dawson, College Station A&M Consolidated, Liberty Hill, Austin SFA. Pool 8: Vandegrift, San Antonio Holmes, Willis, Pflugerville Hendrickson. Pool 9: Round Rock Westwood, Round Rock, Austin Anderson, Fredericksburg. Pool 10: Canyon Randall, San Antonio MacArthur, Stephenville, Round Rock McNeil. Pool 11: Trophy Club Byron Nelson, Granbury, Huntsville, Austin St. Dominic Savio. Pool 12:

The Woodlands, Decatur, Tomball Memorial, Austin Hyde Park. Pool 13: Dripping Springs, Denton Ryan, Bryan Rudder, Hutto. Pool 14: Corpus Christi Tuloso-Midway, Wichita Falls Rider, Poth, Round Rock Cedar Ridge. Pool 15: Cedar Park, Austin Bowie, Round Rock Stony Point, Gregory-Portland. Georgetown composite statistics from the Fraulein Fest: Kills: Emily Ellis 42, Emery Herman 27, Hannah Fontenot 25, Alex Bradley 17, Rachel May 16. Aces: Herman 5, Fontenot 5, Lauren Stofle 3, Katy Russell 3. Assists: Georgia Quiroz 76, Stofle 52, Herman 5. Blocks: Ellis 10, Bradley 10, Karl Koenig 5, Herman

3. Digs: Herman 48, Quiroz 33, Russell 28, Fontenot 28, Rachel May 24. Hitting average (eight matches): .176. TEXAS GIRLS COACHES ASSOCIATION

CLASS 5A RANKINGS 1. Prosper. 2. Aledo. 3. Lucas Lovejoy. 4. Amarillo. 5. Waxahachie. 6. Rouse. 7. Alamo Heights. 8. Mount Belvieu Barbers Hill. 9. Corpus Christi Tuloso-Midway. 10. Frisco

Wakeland. 11. Cedar Park. 12. Brenham. 13. Saginaw Boswell. 14. Victoria West. 15. (tie) Dripping Springs, Bastrop Cedar Creek, Dallas Wilson. —Galen Wellnicki

GHS CC Opens Saturday Georgetown will open its cross country season Saturday morning at the Vista Ridge Invitational. The girls varsity race is scheduled for 8 a.m. with the boys varsity event set for 8:30 a.m. "This is the first time Vista Ridge has hosted

a meet in a while," GHS boys coach Andrew Braun said. "None of our kids have ever run on their course. The course looks fun with a few challenging hills, and it runs through the woods quite a bit. I think there are about 12 schools attending. We will

run 12 guys in the varsity division, and 15 in the JV." East View will start its season on Friday, Sept. 2, at the Pro-Fit Invitational in Temple. GHS also will be competing in the Temple event, which will be staged at Wilson Park.

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