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A coach’s BEST nightmare Deep talent pool leaves FHS volleyball with good problem to have By Matt Ward
J
ason Roemer, head coach of the Fredericksburg High School varsity volleyball team, has a big problem, but it’s one of those puzzles he’s hasn’t quite figure out yet. There’s too much talent in the Battlin’ Billies lineup this season. “What is everyone’s role going to be? That’s what I lose sleep over right now,” Roemer said. “Who’s going to play where? Can they accept their role? What’s the team chemistry? I’m tired of thinking about it. I’m ready to get in the gym and do it because we have a really good team this year.” Four key players on last year’s playoff team graduated, but the Billies will be boosted by seven seniors on this year’s squad — all seeking their first district championship. “I’m still hungry for a district championship. These kids are hungry for a district championship,” Roemer said. “We had a JV team that won the district championship and lost just one game in district, so there’s a lot of skill kids moving up.” With the expectation of a large varsity roster, nearly half the spots are up for grabs behind the seven seniors. “Usually, when we get to the end of school (in May) we have a good idea (of a potential varsity roster), but because of incoming freshmen that can play at a high level and a move-in sophomore, there’s some questions,” Roemer said. “All of our
kids have had a very busy summer. We had 10 of them go to the Texas A&M team camp. They’ve all been camping, working out and they’re ready to go.” Setter Despite losing last year’s starter Monica Montgomery, Fredericksburg will returned experienced setter Kendyl Stevens, who saw significant playing time early in 2013 and started while Montgomery recovered from a concussion during non-district play. “We’re going to be balanced this year (offensively),” Roemer said. “We have a lot of dynamic hitters; we’re going to be really strong at the middle blocker position, so there are certain sets that we’re going to have to set consistently.” Joining Stevens in contention for setter time on the court is a pair of incoming juniors who help make up a formidable trio of options for the FHS head coach. “Katherine McManigle and Chase Whiting both set on the JV last year and they set differently than Kendyl,” Roemer said. “It’s height different; it’s the tempo of the ball coming out of the hands. It’s like two different quarterbacks running the offense in football.” Middle blocker Junior Adrianna Hartmann, last year’s Newcomer of the Year in District 27-3A, returns to lead the Fredericksburg front row at the middle blocker position, though the Billies will sorely miss all-state middle blocker Allie Doucet, who graduated after last season. “By the time district rolled around (last season), Adrianna was playing really well and she has only gotten better,” Roemer
said. “She may be one of the best 4A middle blockers in the state of Texas.” Four other players will look to join Hartmann on the front line for two starting spots (middle blocker and right side hitter), including former JV players Anna Koenig and Emily Shepherd, 6’3 incoming freshman Aubrey Sultemeier and 6’2 sophomore Abby Spurgeon, a transfer from Llano. “We’re going to be tall and put up a big block,” Roemer said. “We might have one of the tallest 4A teams in the state this season.”
offseason, playing at a really high level.” Ashley Penick also returns as a starter on the back row after splitting time between the front and back rows last season. “I think we found a niche last year and through the spring as a defensive specialist for her,” Roemer said. After finishing the season as the JV libero in district play, incoming sophomore Kenzie Stevens will compete for the third back row spot along with junior Madison Trousdale and sophomore Brooke Nevins. District outlook University Interscholastic League realignment forced significant changes on teams
Outside hitter Four seniors will contend and rotate through the two available outside hitter spots in Roemer’s starting lineup as Kiersten Kott, Taylor Kitchens, McKenna Mohr and Ann Blackmon all return from last year’s squad. All four seniors will work to fend off competition from incoming juniors Eliza Goldsberry and Shepherd as well as sophomore Jessie Jarreau, Roemer said. “There are a lot of names up here,” he said. “We could have a large (varsity) team as far as size and numbers this season.” Back row Fredericksburg’s defense will be anchored by senior libero Payton Robertson, the reigning Defensive Player of the Year who returns for her fourth season on varsity. “One of these days, she’ll have to graduate, but we get one more season with her, which is great. She’s a former all-state player who should be all-state again this year,” Roemer said. “She’s had a club season and
across the state — new classifications, divisions and districts — but the biggest difference for Fredericksburg in their move to District 29-4A is who won’t be on their schedule: Wimberley. Fredericksburg jumped to the bottom half of Region IV while their long-time rivals stayed in the top half, meaning the Billies can only meet the Texans in non-district play or at the regional tournament. “Realignment was very kind to us,” Roemer said. “No disrespect to our district opponents because we’re going to have our work cut out for us.” Joining the Billies in District 29-4A will be familiar foes in Bandera and Boerne, along with new rivals in Devine, Hondo and Lytle. “It’ll be challenging,” Roemer said. “If we stay healthy and have good team chemistry, this may be on paper, skillwise, the best Fredericksburg team I’ve had here.”
McKenna Mohr (left) and Payton Robertson are two of seven seniors returning for the Billie varsity.
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Senior leaders bring winner’s mentality Billie football looks toward bright future in 2014 campaign By Matt Ward
L
osing isn’t a word the 26 seniors on this year’s Fredericksburg High School varsity football team deal with often. Pee-wee Super Bowl appearances with the Fredericksburg RAMS, two undefeated seasons at Fredericksburg Middle School, strong seasons and a district championship as underclassmen at FHS, these Billie seniors win. A lot. With a bitter taste in their mouth after losing in the rain at the second round in 2013, the seniors want to make a statement about Fredericksburg football in their final go-round. “We’re here to win it,” Kyle Grona, senior quarterback and a three-year starter, said.
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We really need to maintain what we’ve done and improve on last year. We lost some seniors (from last year), but we’ve got some good guys coming up. We need to take what we’ve got and make it even better.”
The attitude of this year’s squad is different, Grona said, with the goal being a Class 4A state championship. “(The players’ focus is) on the field, off the field, weight room and especially in the classroom,” he said. “Our theme is unfinished business. We should have gone a lot further than we did (last season) and now we’re going to do it.” Winning in their blood The expectation of winning and the confidence that comes from that is what helped the Billies pull off a last-second come-frombehind win over Navarro last season. “For this group of seniors, winning is what they do. They find a way to win,” head coach Lance Moffett said. “Our confidence as a staff in this group couldn’t be higher.” What makes this year’s senior class special, the head coach noted, was the emotional connection that has developed over the past three high school seasons. “They have a genuine love and respect for each other,” Moffett said. “They’re not all the same. They don’t run all together on weekends. They’re in different high school ‘cliques,’ but they’re all united in their love for each other and for football.” “If I put them in the all-pur-
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at Lampasas — Aug. 29
Bandera — Oct. 10
What to watch for: The Badgers will rely all-district tight end Charlie Woods and Cale Walker to provide offensive production as a new quarterback takes over.
What to watch for: The Bulldogs pack a one-two punch with running backs Landon Ventura and Alex Willoughby Gonzales. Last year the duo combined for 12 touchdowns.
Austin Travis — Sept. 5
at Boerne — Oct. 17
What to watch for: The Rebels lost several players that will slow its offense, but quarterback Vondell Hargrove will try to keep the Rebels on pace for a return to the playoffs.
What to watch for: The Greyhounds are led by quarterback Quentin Dormady who is returning from injury. Dormady will also help the stats of key wide receiver David Snelling.
at Burnet — Sept. 12
Canyon Lake — Oct. 24
What to watch for: Bulldogs are projected to win their district this year, and their bid begins on defense with linebacker Kody Hall, who has recorded 156 tackles.
What to watch for: The Hawks look to a veteran backfield to continue the installation of an offense. Defensive backs Shane Relkin and Tommy Lark look to continue improvements.
Llano — Sept. 19
at Liberty Hill — Oct. 31
What to watch for: Wide receiver Jalen Bauman will lineup all over the field as he aims to improve on his 893 total yards and 5 touchdowns.
What to watch for: The projected district champions have a solid defense that is returning five all-district players. The strong defense is complimented by a solid offensive line.
at La Grange — Sept. 26
Taylor — Nov. 7
What to watch for: On offense, it all begins with running back Bralon Hutchinson. While Hutchinson recorded 136 yards. He has scored 14 touchdowns.
What to watch for: Defensive tackle Ethan Espinoza, a first-team all-district offense lineman, is switching over to defense to help pressure the opposing teams’ offense.
Information compiled from “Dave Campbell’s Texas Football” magazine
About the cover The Fredericksburg High School varsity football team’s senior leadership group — (from left) Jake Mohr, Sebastian Ortega, Braden Bowers, Kyle Grona, head coach Lance Moffett, Justin Mohr, Mason Clark, Wyatt Brannan and Jacob Hartmann — prepare for another season of Battlin’ Billie football on a brand new turf field. FHS will host Austin Travis in the first varsity contest inside the renovated FHS Stadium Sept. 5 at 7:30 p.m. — Standard-Radio Post/Lisa Treiber-Walter
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pose room and left them alone for five minutes, they would find a piece of tin-foil, wad it up and be playing football, running routes and throwing passes,” he added. Their love of the game has extended into the offseason and weight room, which Moffett attributes as part of the reason for Fredericksburg’s recent success. “There’s not enough time in the athletic period during the school day to be good enough to play at the level we want to Coach Derrick Dietrich keeps a close eye on linemen during the first day of fall training camp at Fredericksburg play at,” Moffett said. working through a cut-blocking drill Monday morning High School. — Standard-Radio Post/Matt Ward “They’ve committed Protecting the signal-caller will a talented core of receivers to to morning weights, 7-on-7, lineman challenge, all the be “a surprising strength this year,” throw to in Kyle Reeh, Mason extra stuff we’ve asked them to do as FHS returns four offensive line- Clark, Bourgeois, Blake Moffett and this is the year they’ll reap the men — Justin Mohr, Blake Vick, and Jacob Hartmann. Lance Patteson and Nathan Baca In the trenches defensively, benefits of it.” After winning a district title in — who all saw significant playing Braden Bowers and Jake Mohr return as starters on the defensive 2013, repeating as district champs time in 2013 However, the Billies will have a line, with open competition for has become more of a baseline difficult time replacing the rush- the other two spots in the Billies’ goal than the ultimate prize. “We really need to maintain ing combination of Paco Martinez 4-3 defense. Senior Brannan, who Moffett what we’ve done and improve on and Joaquin Rivera, who comlast year,” senior linebacker Wyatt bined for nearly all running back said is “one of the best linebackers I’ve ever coached,” will quarterBrannan said. “We lost some carries in 2013. “Those two guys are going to be back the defense from his middle seniors (from last year), but we’ve got some good guys coming up irreplaceable, but we have several linebacker position. Three spots will be open in from JV. We need to take what candidates (at the position),” Mofthe secondary, joining returning we’ve got and make it even better.” fett said. Our theme is unfinished busiJuniors Mitchell Edwards, Dil- starter Mason Clark at one corness. We should have gone a lot lon Nielsen, Cole Bourgeois and nerback position. further than we did (last season) and Roster outlook “Mason Clark is one of the now we’re going to do it.” Fredericksburg’s explosive sophomore Neil Loth will all best corners I’ve ever spread offense will be led by have opportunities to Kyle Grona, quarterback seen. He looks like senior quarterback Grona, who secure playing time a seventh grade one picks on him (in the passing “came into being last year and next to Grona. Moffett said football player game),” Moffett said. established himself as a force to be Cont. on B8 Grona will have and everyreckoned with,” Moffett said.
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Fall sports schedules 2014 Harper High School Varsity Football
2014 Fredericksburg High School Volleyball Date
Opponent
Location
Time
Friday, Aug. 15
Rocksprings (scrimmage)
Rocksprings
10:00 a.m.
11 a.m.
Friday, Aug. 22
S.A. Randolph (scrimmage)
San Antonio
6:00 p.m.
6 p.m.
7 p.m.
Friday, Aug. 29
San Angelo TLCA
San Angelo
7:30 p.m.
5 p.m.
6 p.m.
Friday, Sept. 5
+San Saba
Harper
7:30 p.m.
Friday, Sept. 12
Ingram
Ingram
7:30 p.m.
Opponent
Location
Freshmen
JV
Varsity
Wimberley (S)
There
TBA
TBA
TBA
Saturday, Aug. 9
Fredericksburg (S)
Here
11 a.m.
11 a.m.
Monday, Aug. 11
Harper
There
5 p.m.
Tuesday, Aug. 12
Kerrville Tivy
Here
5 p.m.
Austin ISD Tournament
There
Friday, Aug. 8
Thursday-Saturday, Aug. 14-16
TBA
Date
Friday, Sept. 19
Sonora
Harper
7:30 p.m.
* Johnson City
Johnson City
7:30 p.m.
Tuesday, Aug. 19
La Vernia
Here
5 p.m.
5 p.m.
6 p.m.
Friday, Sept. 26
Thursday, Aug. 21
Comfort
There
5 p.m.
5 p.m.
6 p.m.
Friday, Oct. 3
* Mason
Harper
7:30 p.m.
Tuesday, Aug. 26
Uvalde
There
5:30 p.m.
5:30 p.m.
6:30 p.m.
Friday, Oct. 10
* Sabinal
Sabinal
7:30 p.m.
Smithson Valley Tournament
There
TBA
Friday, Oct. 17
OPEN
OPEN
OPEN
Friday, Oct. 24
=* Center Point
Harper
7:30 p.m.
Llano
Here
Friday, Oct. 31
* Junction
Junction
7:30 p.m.
Hays Rebel Bash Touranment
There
Friday, Nov. 7
* Brackett
Harper
7:30 p.m.
Liberty Hill
There
5:00 p.m.
5:00p.m.
Thursday and Saturday, Sept. 11,13
Wimberley JV & Freshman Tournament
There
TBA
TBA
Tuesday, Sept. 16
Burnet
Here
5:30 p.m.
5:30 p.m.
6:30 p.m.
San Angelo Central
Here
6:15 p.m.
6:15 p.m.
5 p.m.
Saturday, Sept. 20
Hays JV and Freshman Rebel Bash Tournament
There
TBA
TBA
Tuesday, Sept. 23
Brownwood
There
5 p.m.
5 p.m.
Bandera*
There
6 p.m.
6 p.m.
Saturday, Sept. 27
Simthson Valley JV and Freshman Tournament
There
TBA
TBA
Tuesday, Sept. 30
Hondo*
There
5:30 p.m.
5:30 p.m.
6:30 p.m.
Friday, Oct. 3
Boerne*
Here
6 p.m.
6 p.m.
4:30 p.m.
Tuesday, Oct. 7
Lytle*
Here
5:30 p.m.
5:30 p.m.
6:30 p.m.
Friday, Oct. 10
Devine*
There
6 p.m.
6 p.m.
4:30 p.m.
Friday, Sept. 19
Bandera*
Here
5:30 p.m.
5:30 p.m.
6:30 p.m.
Tuesday, Sept. 23
Friday, Oct. 17
Hondo*
Here
6 p.m.
6 p.m.
4:30 p.m.
Tuesday, Oct. 21
Boerne*
There
5 p.m.
6 p.m.
7 p.m.
Lytle*
There
6 p.m.
6 p.m.
4:30 p.m.
Devine*
Here
5:30 p.m..
5:30 p.m.
6:30 p.m.
Thursday-Saturday, Aug. 28-30 Tuesday, Sept. 2 Thursday and Saturday, Sept. 4,6 Tuesday, Sept. 9
Friday, Sept. 19
Friday, Sept. 26
Tuesday, Oct. 14
Friday, Oct. 24 Tuesday, Oct. 28
5:30 p.m.
5:30 p.m.
6:30 p.m. TBA
+ denotes Parents Night; * denotes district game; = denotes Homecoming
6:00 p.m.
2014 Harper High School Volleyball Date
Time
Opponent
Location
Team(s)
Monday, Aug. 11
5/6/7 p.m.
Fredericksburg
Harper
All
Tuesday, Aug. 12
1 p.m. start
Brackett/Del Rio
Bracketville
All
6 p.m.
Friday-Saturday, Aug. 15-16
TBA
Wimberley Tournament
Wimberley
Varsity only
4:30 p.m.
Tuesday, Aug. 19
5/5/6 p.m.
Ingram
Ingram
All
TBA
Junction Tournament
Junction
Varsity
Tuesday, Aug. 26
4/5/6 p.m.
Sabinal
Harper
All
Tuesday, Sept. 9
5/5/6 p.m.
Hondo
Hondo
All
Friday, Sept. 12
4/4/5 p.m.
Junction
Junction
All
5/6 p.m.
Medina
Harper
JV/V
Friday, Aug. 22
2014 Fredericksburg High School Tennis
Tuesday, Sept. 16
4/5 p.m.
Leakey
Harper
JV/V
5/5/6 p.m.
Llano
Llano
All
Friday, Sept. 26
4/5 p.m.
Johnson City
Johnson City
JV/V
Tuesday, Sept. 30
5/6 p.m.
Center Point
Center Point
JV/V
Friday, Oct. 3
4/5 p.m.
Utopia
Harper
JV/V
Tuesday, Oct. 7
5/6/7 p.m.
Junction
Harper
All
Friday, Oct. 10
4/5 p.m.
Medina
Medina
JV/V
Tuesday, Oct. 14
5/6 p.m.
Leakey
Leakey
JV/V
Tuesday, Oct. 21
5/6 p.m.
Johnson City
Harper
JV/V
Time
Meet
Location
Team
Friday, Oct. 24
4/5 p.m.
Center Point
Harper
JV/V
4:30 p.m.
San Antonio O’Connor
FHS
Varsity
Tuesday, Oct. 28
5/6 p.m.
Utopia
Utopia
JV/V
Thursday-Friday, Aug. 21-22
9 a.m.
FHS/Tivy Team Tournament
FHS/HEB Kerrville
Varsity
Thursday, Aug. 28
4 p.m.
Dripping Springs
FHS
Varsity
Thursday, Aug. 28
4 p.m.
Dripping Springs
Lady Bird Johnson Park
JV
Tuesday, Sept. 2
4 p.m.
Marble Falls
Marble Falls High School
Varsity
Thursday, Sept. 4
4:30 p.m.
Marble Falls
Marble Falls High School
JV
Saturday, Sept. 6
8 a.m.
Hondo* (Wimberley)
FHS
Varsity
Saturday, Sept. 6
1 p.m.
Floresville
FHS
Varsity
Thursday, Sept. 11
4:30 p.m.
Kerrville Tivy
FHS
JV
Saturday, Sept. 13
9 a.m.
Schertz Steele
FHS
Varsity
Saturday, Sept. 13
1:30 p.m.
Schertz Clemons (Tivy)
FHS
Varsity
Thursday, Sept. 18
4 p.m.
Boerne
FHS
JV
Saturday, Sept. 20
9 a.m.
Brownwood
Mason High School
Varsity
Tuesday, Sept. 23
4 p.m.
Boerne*
Boerne Middle School South
Varsity
Thursday, Sept. 25
4:30 p.m.
Kerrville Tivy
HEB Kerrville
JV
Saturday, Sept. 27
9 a.m.
Abilene Wylie
Mason High School
Varsity
Saturday, Sept. 27
1 p.m.
Mason
Mason High School
Varsity
Tuesday, Sept. 30
4:30 p.m.
New Braunfels
New Braunfels High School
Varsity
Brownwood
Mason High School
JV
Date Wednesday, Aug. 20
Thursday, Oct. 2
4 p.m.
2014 Fredericksburg Middle School 8th Football Date
Opponent
Team
Time
Team
Time
Thursday, Sept. 11
Burnet
White
4:30 p.m.
Red
6 p.m.
Thursday, Sept. 18
@ Llano
White
4:30 p.m.
Red
6 p.m.
Thursday, Sept. 25
Llano
White
4:30 p.m.
Red
6 p.m.
Thursday, Oct. 2
@ Lampasas
White
4:30 p.m.
Red
6 p.m.
Thursday, Oct. 9
Boerne
White
4 p.m.
Red
5:30 p.m.
Thursday, Oct. 16
@ Boerne
White
4 p.m.
Red
5:30 p.m.
Thursday, Oct. 23
Canyon Lake
White
4 p.m.
Red
5:30 p.m.
Thursday, Oct. 30
@ Liberty Hill
White
4 p.m.
Red
5:30 p.m.
Thursday, Nov. 6
Liberty Hill
White
4 p.m.
Red
5:30 p.m.
2014 Fredericksburg Middle School 7th Football Date
Opponent
Team
Time
Team
Time
Thursday, Sept. 11
@ Burnet
White
4:30 p.m.
Red
6 p.m.
Thursday, Sept. 18
Llano
White
4:30 p.m.
Red
6 p.m.
Thursday, Sept. 25
@ Llano
White
4:30 p.m.
Red
6 p.m.
Saturday, Oct. 4
9 a.m.
Wimberley
FHS
Varsity
Thursday, Oct. 2
Lampasas
White
4:30 p.m.
Red
6 p.m.
Tuesday, Oct. 7
4 p.m.
Kerrville Tivy
FHS
Varsity
Thursday, Oct. 9
@ Boerne
White
4 p.m.
Red
5:30 p.m.
Friday, Oct. 10
4 p.m.
Bandera*
FHS
Varsity
Thursday, Oct. 16
Boerne
White
4 p.m.
Red
5:30 p.m.
Saturday, Oct. 11
9 a.m.
Devine*
Hondo High School
Varsity
Thursday, Oct. 23
@ Canyon Lake
White
4 p.m.
Red
5:30 p.m.
Tuesday, Oct. 14
4 p.m.
Copperas Cove
Llano High School
Varsity
Thursday, Oct. 30
Liberty Hill
White
4 p.m.
Red
5:30 p.m.
Saturday, Oct. 18
8 a.m.
San Angelo Central
HEB Kerrville
Varsity
Thursday, Nov. 6
@ Liberty Hill
White
4 p.m.
Red
5:30 p.m.
Saturday, Oct. 18
1 p.m.
Kerrville Tivy
HEB Kerrville
Varsity
Thursday, Oct. 23
4 p.m.
Lampasas
Llano High School
Varsity
Friday-Saturday, Oct. 31-Nov. 1
8 a.m.
Regional Tournament
TBA
Varsity
Nov. 5-6
8a.m.
State Tournament
TBA
Varsity
TBD
8 a.m.
Shertz Steele JV Team Tournemnt
Shertz
JV
2014 Fredericksburg High School Cross Country Date
2014 Fredericksburg Middle School Volleyball Date
Opponent
Team
Time
Team
Time
Thursday, Sept. 4
@ Bandera
7B, 8B
5 p.m.
7A, 8A
6 p.m.
Monday, Sept. 8
Devine
7B, 8B
5 p.m.
7A, 8A
6 p.m.
Monday, Sept. 15
@ Lytle
7B, 8B
5 p.m.
7A, 8A
6 p.m.
Saturday, Sept. 20
Bandera Tournament
8A
TBA
7A
TBA
Monday, Sept. 22
@ Boerne
7B, 8B
5 p.m.
7A, 8A
6 p.m.
Saturday, Sept. 27
Dripping Springs Tourney
7B, 8B
TBA
7A, 8A
TBA
Monday, Sept. 29
Hondo
7B, 8B
5 p.m.
7A, 8A
6 p.m.
Meet
Location
Teams Entered
Thursday, Sept. 4
Llano Meet
Llano High School
VB, VG, JVB, JVG
Monday, Oct. 6
Bandera
7B, 8B
5 p.m.
7A, 8A
6 p.m.
Saturday, Sept. 13
Harper Invitational
Harper High School
VB, VG, JVB, JVG
Monday, Oct. 13
@ Devine
7B, 8B
5 p.m.
7A, 8A
6 p.m.
Saturday, Sept. 20
Six Flags Fiesta Texas Ricardo Romo Classic
UTSA
VB, VG
Monday, Oct. 20
Lytle
7B, 8B
5 p.m.
7A, 8A
6 p.m.
Monday, Oct. 27
Boerne
7B, 8B
5 p.m.
7A, 8A
6 p.m.
Saturday, Sept. 27
Fredericksburg Invitational
Lady Bird Johnson Park
VB, VG, JVB, JVG
Monday, Nov. 3
@ Hondo
7B, 8B
5 p.m.
7A, 8A
6 p.m.
Wednesday, Oct. 1
Mason Invitational
Mason
VB, VG, JVB, JVG
Saturday, Oct. 4
Round Rock McNeil Invitational
Old Settlers Park, Round Rock
VB, VG
Thursday, Oct. 9
Lampasas Invitational
Lampasas High School
VB, VG, JVB, JVG
Wednesday, Oct. 15
Harper, Kerrville, Frederickburg Tri-Meet
Harper High School
VB, VG, JVB, JVG
Wednesday, Oct. 22
District 29-4A Meet
Bandera City Park
VB, VG, JVB, JVG
Saturday, Nov. 1
Region IV-4A Meet
UTSA
VB, VG (qualifiers)
Saturday, Nov. 8
State 4A Meet
Old Settlers Park, Round Rock
VB, VG (qualifiers)
2014 Fredericksburg Middle School Cross Country Date
Meet
Location
Teams Entered
Saturday, Sept. 6
Liberty Hill
Liberty Hill Junior High
7th, 8th
Saturday, Sept. 13
Harper
Harper
7th, 8th
Saturday, Sept. 27
Fredericksburg
Fredericksburg
7th, 8th
Mason
Fort Mason City Park
7th, 8th
Wednesday, Oct. 15
Harper/Kerrville/FBG
Harper
7th, 8th
Wednesday, Oct. 22
District 29-4A Meet
Bandera City Park
7th, 8th
Saturday, Oct. 1
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FHS cross country aims to go the distance in 2014 By Austin R. Eck
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redericksburg High School cross country team is looking to build off of the experience it gained last year. The cross country team lost only three runners to graduation the past year. “Overall, the expectations are high,” head coach Dan Aldrich said. “Being experienced we’re going to go in confident knowing how to run as a group.” Adding to the team’s experience is Clarissa Sanchez and Juan Hernandez. Both runners competed at the state meet last year, which gave them experience no one else on the team has. “Experienced runners will always outrun those who are in shape,” Aldrich said. “When you get to the state meet, it’s not just about being in shape. It’s about learning how to run the course.” The Billies will compete in a new district this year that features strong running programs. Fredericksburg will compete against Bandera, Juan Hernandez, left, ran his way to the Class 3A state competition last year. Head coach Dan Aldrich hopes Hernandez will return with his teammates in tow this year. — Standard-Radio Post file photo
Eleven-year-old girl wins TAAF archery competition pete at the Olympic level and is a member of the Junior Olympic Archery Development (JOAD) to help her achieve her goal. Kammlah’s score was high enough for her to apply to be part of the USA Archery Junior Dream Team, a program designed to help young archers with the goal of becoming Olympians bridge the gap between JOAD and the Resident Athlete Program. Kammlah is sponsored by Bow Pros Archery and Outdoors in Fredericksburg, and a benefit is being planned to help with the costs associated with the upcoming national championships.
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physical packet from the Fredericksburg Independent School District website completely filled out and on file with the athletic trainer or turned in to his or her coach when arriving for tryouts. After tryouts on Thursday and Friday, the team roster will be announced, and runners will be expected to be at practice on Monday morning. The Battlin’ Billies scheduled their first meet for Sept. 4 at Llano High School as a way to determine how they stack up against the competition. “It tells us where we are at,” Aldrich said. “Are we ready to actually start competing?” The Battlin’ Billies will run again at the Harper Invitational on Sept. 13, but the first benchmark for the team is the Six Flags Fiesta Texas Ricardo Romo Cross Country Classic on Sept. 20 at University of Texas at San Antonio. Fredericksburg will compete at the District 29-4A meet on Oct. 22 at Bandera City Park. If the team or any runners qualify for the regional meet, the next meet will be Nov. 1 at UTSA. If after the regional tournament in San Antonio, any qualifying Battlin’ Billies will compete at the State 4A tournament on Nov. 8 at Old Settlers Park in Round Rock. For a full schedule of the cross country meets, see the schedules on page B4.
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Boerne, Devine, Lytle and Hondo. The new district alignment puts more pressure on the Billies to perform at the district competition to advance to the regional meet. Last year, five out of the six girls’ cross country teams advanced to their respective regional meet. Four of the five finished top 10 at the meet. For the boys’ teams, five out six teams advanced to the regional meet and all of the five teams placed in the top 10. Under the current format, only three teams from each district will advance to the next meet. “We’re not running for regionals anymore. We’re running for district,” he said. “We could go into district in the best shape of our lives, running better than last year and not qualify for regionals.” To prepare for this season, Aldrich adjusted the schedule by pushing the first meet back a week. “I’m hoping this is the breakout year where we can get both teams to state,” he said. Athlete tryouts will be from 9:45 a.m. to noon, Aug. 7-8, at the FHS weight room. Athletes are encouraged to bring their own water bottle, wrist watch, a pair of lightweight running shoes in good condition and clothing acceptable for running. Every student trying out must have a completed
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Pride of the Texas Hill Country takes the ‘field’ Fredericksburg High School band steps off summer practices this week
Fredericksburg High School Band members watch as director Jason Younts gives a demonstration on the correct way to move their feet. The band attended their annual Band Camp last week and then began practices Monday, Aug. 4, and will continue throughout the month. This year’s show is entitled “Awakening.”
Working on their foot movement, (from left) Jonas Wikander, Zane Brown, Abel Jaimes, Nathan Weatherford, Victoria Richter, Thea Garcia and Joe Tucker try to stay in line.
The music is inspired by Percy Grainger, Aaron Copeland and Carol Chambers. The drum majors for the school year are Arabella Garcia, Drew Bonillas and Head Drum Major Hannah Cheeseman. Field conductor and trumpet soloist is Danielle Ortiz. — StandardRadio Post/Autumn Bernhard
Mackenzie Grumbles, along with the rest of the color guard, works on staying in step while twirling their flags. All of the members of this year’s color guard are new to the squad.
Dylan Barnes makes sure to stay at attention when doing practice drills. The band directors are John Rauschuber, Jason Younts, James Buxton, Brad Bryant, Dani Rauschuber and Brandi Wooten.
After walking up and down the band practice field on their tip toes, Kyle Paulin and Kathleen Ridley stretch out to avoid cramping. The band is focusing on the small details in hopes of advance to the State University Interscholastic League Marching Contest this season. Director Dani Rauschuber said, “We are going for the gold.” The band goes to state every other year and last time received the silver medal.
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2014 ‘Schuetzenkoenige’ crowned • Crenwelge, Grimes top field of 106 in double shoot-offs
donated by the Atlee Lochte Family. The following are complete results: • 119th Annual Bundes Schuetzenfest Aug. 2-3, 2014 at Tivydale range *denotes .22 rimfire division shooter
• Stehling, Feller earn induction into shooters’ Hall of Fame By Lisa Treiber-Walter Double shoot-offs were needed to decide this year’s Schuetzenfest royalty and, when the final shots rang out, Dennis Crenwelge and Fred Grimes were kings. Crenwelge was crowned centerfire “Schuetzen-koenig” after turning in a score of 96 in the shoot-off to oust contender John Klaerner, who trailed two points behind with a 94. The pair had led the field of 106 shooters at the conclusion of the regular contest with a tying score of 98 to force the showdown. In the .22 rimfire contest, Grimes and Daniel Marquardt turned in twin scores of 89 to force their postshoot duel. Grimes then claimed the rimfire crown by punch an 84 in his target, while Marquardt’s efforts yielded an 80. Under the coordination of the Gillespie County Schuetzenbund, the annual countywide competition for six local shooting clubs was hosted by the Tivydale Shooting Club at its Texas Hills Sporting Range, on FM 2093 (Tivydale Road.) The centerfire king’s trophy was donated by Stroeher and Son/Stroeher and Olfers, while the revolving trophy was donated by Fritztown Diesel. The rimfire king’s trophy was donated by Security State Bank and Trust, while the revolving trophy was made possible by Moellering Construction. Grapetown Shooting Club won the day in both centerfire and rimfire team competitions. To win the centerfire contest for a second consecutive year, shooters Eddie Behrends, John Klaerner, Charlie Whiten, Darryl Smith, Andy Jacoby, Jamie Worrell and Howard Worrell combined for the winning score of 557. Second-place was claimed by the Hubertus Shooting Club, whose members shot a score just six points behind the leader at 551. Other clubs finished in the following order: Bear Creek, 544; Tivydale, 537; Scharfschuetzen, 536, and Baron’s Creek, 525. The centerfire team revolving trophy was donated and presented by Edward Stroeher. To claim the rimfire team trophy, Grapetown’s shooters combined for a winning score of 251. Contributing were Ricky Ottmers, Sandra Jacoby, Marianna Behrends and Gerald Beckmann. Running a close second, just two points behind, was the Hubertus Shooting Club, who had a total score of 249. Other teams finished in the following order: Bear Creek, 240; Tivydale, 230, and Baron’s Creek, 215. (Scharfschuetzen did not enter the rimfire division.) The Fredericksburg Standard-Radio Post donated the rimfire division’s revolving team trophy. Donating the medals for the two kings as well as the top teams was Arrowhead Bank. Patches for the top 10 centerfire and top five rimfire shooters were donated by Worrell Enterprises. Performing “Er Lebe Hoch”
Marianna Behrends takes aim on her target as one of several female shooters competing in this past weekend’s Schuetzenfest countywide shooting festival hosted by the Tivydale Shooting Club at its Texas (“May He Live High”) while teammates hoisted their kings into the air was the Schuetzenfest Band, comprised of Bill Smallwood, Andrew Nielsen, Vernell Ahrens and Mark Luedecke. In keeping with tradition, the Schuetzenbund Hall of Fame installed into its ranks two shooters — one living and one posthumously. Chosen for the living Hall of Fame distinction for 2014 was Fred Stehling, a multiple crown winner and nominee of the host Tivydale Shooting Club. He was presented the award donated by the Charles Feller Family. Other nominees this year included Thomas Gant and Lawrence Stehling, both also
Hills Sporting Range, on Tivydale Road. Behrends punched a score of 85 to help propel her Grapetown club to win the .22 rimfire team trophy. — Standard-Radio Post/Lisa Treiber-Walter
from the Tivydale group. The host club is given the distinction of nominating Hall of Fame candidates and the entire Bund membership votes on the final selection. Honored posthumously was the late Delton Feller, who was a member of the Tivydale Shooting Club. The award, accepted by his widow, Linda Feller, was donated by the Worrell Family. Also honored at the ceremony concluding two days of shooting competition were the oldest shooter, the youngest shooter and the top female shooter in attendance. The oldest shooter recognized Sunday evening was
F.C. Lochte, whose centerfire score of 86 surpassed his age of 84. The youngest shooter taking the firing line over the weekend was nine-yearold Ethan Marschall, who turned in a rimfire score of 42. Both Lochte and Marschall were presented plaques by Leland Geistweidt, on behalf of the donor, American Bank of Texas. Honored as the highestscoring individual female in the event was Joan Ransleben, who shot a 92 in the centerfire division. Her performance ranked her in the 18th position out of a field of 106. She was presented a bluebonnet-adorned plaque,
1. Dennis Crenwelge ................ 98 (Centerfire king – shoot-off, 96) 2. John Klaerner ....................... 98 (Centerfire shoot-off, 94) 3. Buddy Mills .......................... 97 4. Jamie Worrell..........................96 5. Donny Moellendorf.................96 6. Charles Whiten........................95 7. Thomas Jones.........................94 8. Curtis Tatsch............................94 9. Dean Fritz................................94 10. Fred Stehling.........................94 11. Darryl Smith..........................93 12. Chris Stong............................93 13. Brad Barron...........................93 14. Dennis Ransleben..................93 15. Sam Frantzen........................93 16. Les Feller...............................93 17. Howard Worrell.....................92 18. Joan Ransleben.....................92 (Top female shooter) 19. Dennis Enderlin.....................92 20. J.C. Feller..............................92 21. Gary Frantzen .......................91 22. Mike Turk...............................91 23. Willie Frantzen......................91 24. J.D. Feller..............................90 25. Brad Knopp...........................90 26. Richard Herbort.....................90 27. Walton Heimann...................89 *28. Fred Grimes ........................89 (Rimfire king – shoot-off, 84) 29. Andy Jacoby.........................89 30. Laura Lundquist.....................89 31. Patience Conley....................89 32. Colton Camacho...................89 *33. Daniel Marquardt................89 (Rimfire shoot-off, 80) 34. Jack Frantzen........................89 *35. Ricky Ottmers......................88 36. John Fritz..............................88 *37. Ricky Smith..........................88 38. Dale Moellering....................88 39. Don Lochte............................87 40. Tim Clifton.............................87 41. Alton Moellering...................87 42. Eddie Behrends.....................87 43. Dwight Schmidt.....................87 *44. Doyle Moellering.................86 45. Leah Ottmers........................86 *46. Dean Marquardt..................86 47. F.C. Lochte............................86 (Oldest participating shooter)
*48. Michael Lochte....................86 49. Andrew Gatherer..................86 *50. Cale Colburn.......................86 51. David Lochte.........................85 *52. Marianna Behrends.............85 53. Chris Conley..........................85 *54. Brenda Crenwelge...............84 *55. Ken Oehler..........................84 56. Travis Davis............................84 57. Curtis Feuge..........................84 58. Cole Fritz...............................84 59. Melanie Moellendorf.............84 60. Paul Hagelgans.....................83 *61. Sandra Jacoby.....................83 62. Darryl Camacho....................83 63. Danny Moellering..................83 *64. Bruce Ward..........................83 *65. Richard Smith......................82 66. Doug Feuge .........................82 67. Charles Branden................... 82 68. Johnny Duecker....................82 69. Craig Deike...........................82 70. Cody Oris..............................82 71. Jason Oliver..........................82 72. Justin Marshall......................82 73. Steve Klein............................82 *74. Curtis Herbort.....................80 *75. Tim Frantzen........................80 76. Stephanie Oris......................80 *77. Gerald Beckmann................80 78. Alton Herbort........................79 79. J.B. Camacho........................79 80. Doug Fritz.............................79 81. Donna Camacho...................79 *82. Sharon Enderlin...................78 *83. Ron Holm.............................78 84. Joe Fritz................................77 *85. Daniel Sagebiel...................77 *86. John Fox..............................76 *87. Mark Moellering..................76 *88. Linda Hagelgans..................76 *89. Thekla Hall...........................76 *90. Dalton Herbort....................76 *91. Lauren Hagelgans................76 92. Danvy Larson.........................75 93. Jayson Fritz...........................73 *94. Luke Moellering...................73 *95. Allison Duecker...................73 96. David Stone .........................72 *97. Spriggles Enderlin ..............71 *98. Michael Self.........................69 *99. Charles Burg........................68 *100. Lester Behrends.................68 *101. Nolan Davis.......................68 102. Zachry Feuge......................68 103. Carolyn Herbort..................67 104. Dane Moellendorf...............65 105. Joel Stone...........................65 *106. Ethan Marschall.................42 (Youngest participating shooter)
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Fredericksburg Standard-Radio Post
Billies look for depth to return to state By Lisa Treiber-Walter
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epth. That’s what the Fredericksburg High School (FHS) varsity tennis players are going to need to strive for above all else if they want to win in the fall season ahead. “For us, it’s the depth of our ladder,” said Randall King, head FHS tennis coach who led his Billie netters to a 25-7 record last year, complete with a second-place finish in state Class 3A team tennis play. A large chunk of that winning team graduated and moved on, “but we have a strong foundation returning,” King said. Slated to come back to the courts are eight returning lettermen, including three boys and five girls, who also happen to be seven juniors and one sophomore. “Our season will depend, really, on how the lower part of our ladder performs,” he said. “We will have players with no varsity experience filling out our sixth, seventh and eighth spots on the ladder. If they work hard and improve through August and September, we have the potential to return to the state tournament.” All signs are looking up. Most of the players have been on the court over the summer playing in recreational, yet competitive tournaments, taking lessons and attending rigorous camps to keep up their conditioning and to hone their skills. “As a team, we will need to grow
early and bond. We have a great group of kids that can accomplish plenty this fall,” King said. So far, rankings of Texas’ top tennis teams have not been released. When they are, though, “I think we will find ourselves in the Top 5 for pre-season rankings,” King said. Always strong powerhouse Abilene Wylie will again be the team to beat, he said. Vernon will be strong, as well, he added. Other past tough contenders for the Billies, including College Station High and Frisco Lone Star, have moved upward into the Class 5A field. “Within our district, Boerne and Hondo will be the teams to watch out for this fall,” King said, adding that the top two teams will advance straight to the fall team tennis regional level. Only the regional champ then will advance to a four-team state tournament, likely to be held in College Station, King said. This year’s schedule kicks off early with some “great competition” in an initial match against San Antonio O’Connor on Aug. 20 — a half a week before classes even resume. The Billies then will turn right around and co-host the Fredericksburg/Kerrville Tournament on Aug. 21-22. “It’ll include some of the best teams from around the state in 4A, 5A and 6A,” King said. The Billies have drawn San Marcos in the first round of that tourney.
Prior to the start of its official schedule, though, varsity players are due on the courts for a first day of practice this coming Tuesday, Aug. 12, from 7-9 a.m. After the first practice, team uniforms will be issued and the team picture will be taken immediately, finishing up around 10 a.m., King said. All prospective players need to attend this practice and all others, he said. As the University Interscholastic League has eliminated a “true” two-a-day format, the squad will act on the following workout schedule until the start of school: On Wednesday, Aug. 13: boy netters will work out from 6:30-8 a.m. and from 4-5:30 p.m., while the girls will practice from 8-9:30 a.m. and again from 5:30-7 p.m. On Thursday, Aug. 14: girls will practice from 6:30-8 a.m., while boys will practice 8-9:30 a.m. Then, on Friday, Aug. 15, the varsity players only will have a 7-9 a.m. practice. The following week, all girls will practice from 4-5:30 p.m. on Monday, Aug. 18, while boys will take the second workout shift from 5:30-7 p.m. Varsity players only will practice 4-6 p.m. on Tuesday, Aug. 19, prior to the startup of their fall rotation against San Antonio O’Connor at 4:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Aug. 20, on FHS’ home courts. (For a complete schedule, see a master schedule page elsewhere in this special section.)
Fredericksburg High School student Hannah Boubel, who last spring won the state girls’ singles title, will be one of eight returning lettermen to the Billies’ varsity squad. This team will need to balance its experience with new team members “stepping it up” if they have hopes of repeating a state team tennis tournament appearance. — StandardRadio Post/Lisa Treiber-Walter
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“They’re stupid. I don’t know if they didn’t watch enough of our film, but every single team tried to pick on Mason (because of his size). That kid is a solid football player.”
put the best people on the field that we can.” Fredericksburg will break out the shoulder pads for the first time early Friday morning as the second annual “Midnight Madness” Training camp practice is slated for Around 140 players Season tickets still avaliable 12:01 a.m. at the St. attended the first day Mary’s School footfor FHS football games. of fall training camp ball field. Contact the FISD athletic on Monday, seeking The public is invitoffice at 997-6893 to earn one of the ed to join the FHS final spots on the band, Naval Junior varsity rosters. ROTC and cheerForty players have already earned leaders, who will all be in attentheir red varsity helmets as seniors dance. or returners from last year’s varsity One week later, the Billies will squad. hit the road for a 10:30 a.m. scrimMoffett said eight sophomores mage against Medina Valley Aug. 15 and juniors are in competition for before hosting Lago Vista at 6 p.m. varsity spots, but the large factor in Aug. 21. deciding the final 45 will be playing The regular season kicks off at time. Lampasas on Aug. 29, one week “We’re not going to keep them up prior to the debut of the redeveljust to have them stand on the side- oped FHS Stadium Sept. 5 against lines,” Moffett said. “We’re going to Austin Travis.
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Parker Phillips sends a return on an express delivery back across the net during spring 2014 action on the Fredericksburg High School courts. FHS Coach Randall King said his experienced Billies
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Five set loss to Liberty Hill keeps Billies’ state tourney hopes
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Ann Blackmon and Adrianna Hartmann rise up for a block attempt as Taylor Kitchens (8) and Kendyl Stevens By Matt Ward
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or the third consecutive season, the Fredericksburg High School varsity volleyball team fell in the University Interscholastic League playoffs to an eventual state tournament team as FHS lost in five sets to Liberty Hill Friday in the Region IV-4A semifinals. The Panthers, who went on to sweep Sealy Saturday in the regional finals to secure a state berth, are the third team to advance to state after besting FHS along with Bellville (state finalist, 2013) and La Grange (state finalist, 2012). “(We were) so close. I first want to say how proud we are of this 2014 Battlin’ Billie volleyball team,” head coach Jason Roemer said of his third-ranked squad, who ended the season with a 39-11 record and the first district cham-
(1) look on during Fredericksburg’s five set regional semifinal loss to Liberty Hill Friday evening. The third-
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Our kids finally stopped battling when they turned out the lights in the gym! There were lots of chances for our kids to give up but they did not and kept fighting and fighting.” Jason Roemer, head coach
pionship in school history. “I’m very proud of every accomplishment this team made this year and there were quite a few,” Roemer said. “But more importantly, the growth and development of our senior class excites me. The leadership, the camaraderie, the commitment, the competitiveness are all things that I will never forget about this team.” Liberty Hill over FHS Returning to the regional tournament for the first time since
2010, the Billies pushed ninthranked Liberty Hill to the limit before falling 25-27, 25-21, 12-25, 25-20, 8-15 at the Blossom Athletic Center in San Antonio. Fredericksburg held an early 16-11 lead midway through set one before FHS errors and an improved Panther attack pushed Liberty Hill back into the set. “We started really strong and we were the aggressor,” Roemer said. “It was really good volleyball on both sides of the net. We really did not give the set away. Liberty Hill won it with really good digs and kills.” Fredericksburg pushed the Panthers to set point twice in the first, but could not get the final point as a FHS attack at 25-25 gave Liberty Hill a chance to end the set, which they did with a final kill. In the second set, the Billie offense was able to maintain and Cont. on B3
ranked Billies finish their 2014 campaign with a 39-11 record. — Standard-Radio Post/Austin R. Eck Senior Taylor Kitchens lofts the ball up for a serve Friday during the Billies’ five set loss to ninthranked Liberty Hill in the Region IV-4A semifinals. FHS ends their 2014 campaign as District 29-4A champions and with a 39-11 season record.
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Depth key for FHS girls in upcoming season By Austin R. Eck
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or the 2014-15 season, the Fredericksburg High School varsity girls’ basketball team will look to its depth to return them to the playoffs. The Battlin’ Billies are not returning any starters, and have only three returning varsity players to the team this year, but coach Carrie Grona is looking for them to contribute both on and off the court. Senior Codi Peters is returning for the Billies after working throughout the offseason to earn her place as a senior leader of the team. Anna Koenig will be a key in Fredericksburg’s offense this during the Billies’ 56-48 season-opening year as the Billies look for her to play a role in the post espeloss. — Standard-Radio Post/Matt Ward cially in transition and on fast break opportunities. The Billies will be looking for Mariah Espinoza to set the Location Freshmen JV Varsity defensive tone for the rest of Here 10 a.m. 11 a.m. 12 noon the team. Adding to the defensive Here 4:30 p.m. 4:30 p.m. efforts of the Billies will be Madison Trousday. “She will lead us in steals Here 5:15 p.m. 5:15 p.m. 6:30 p.m. this season because of just There 5:15 p.m. 5:30 p.m. 7 p.m. how quick she is with both her There TBA TBA hands and feet,” Grona said. Espinoza’s and Trousday’s There 5:30 p.m. 5:30 p.m. 7 p.m. defensive efforts will make the There 5 p.m. 6:15 p.m. 7:30 p.m. Billies a fierce competitor on There TBA the defensive side of the ball.
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JV girls fall to Tivy 38-18 Tuesday After playing scrimmage games, the Fredericksburg High School junior varsity girls’ basketball team opened their season on Tuesday night in the FHS Gym. Hosting Kerrville, the Billies came up short, 38-18. “We will work hard and improve before the next contest, which is in Dripping Springs,” Coach Kristy Danz said. The Billies will play in Dripping Springs at 5:30 p.m. on Friday before competing in the New Braunfels Tournament on Saturday. Then, on Monday, Nov. 24, the JV team
will be back on the road to play New Braunfels Canyon in a 5:30 p.m. game. “We played decently for three quarters and when the fourth quarter arrived, we ran out of energy and our defense became non-existent,” Danz said. “We gave up too many lay-ups and easy baskets.” She said, “This game was an important learning experience because now the girls realize how important the conditioning we do in practice is to the game of basketball.” Scoring: Landry Moffett 6, Daisha Pfiester 4, Rachel Rothermel 3, Hannah Wilson 3, Kathryn Rodriguez 2.
In their district, the Billies are the preseason underdogs. Boerne, Hondo and Devine are all ranked in the top 15 of the Texas Association of Basketball Coaches poll for Class 4A, and all three schools advanced to the regional tournament last year. “I like our chances,” Grona said. “I like being the underdog, and the fact that they are overlooking us right now.” Before the Billies can reach district play, they must make their way through a challenging non-district schedule. Of the nine non-district games scheduled, six of the Billies opponents are ranked in the top 20 of their respective classes. “We will be going into a dogfight every night on the court,” she said. FHS has the depth this year to stay competitive through every minute of its dogfights. “I will have 10-13 players on the team that are practically interchangeable,” Grona said. “Our game will not slow down when our subs enter the game.” Grona also is excited about how the team has come together as a unit. “This team truly cares about each other and it shows in the way they play. They all have each other’s back,” she said.
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“This is the best defensive team we have had since I have been here,” she said. Fredericksburg is the beneficiary of two transfers from other schools that will play on the varsity team this year. The 6-foot-plus Abby Spurgin will give the Billies a decisive edge. “Not only is she tall, but probably one of the strongest players on the team,” Grona said. “There is not a player in the district that can guard her if she plays as big and strong as she can be.” Spurgin was a member of the volleyball team this year, but after she finds her basketball groove in the first portion of the season, Grona hopes she will become a “go-to player on the inside.” Also new to the Billies via transfer from Lubbock is freshman Ashley Wipff. She earned her spot on the varsity roster for her court vision and development as an outside shooter. “Ashley is just a natural basketball player with great court awareness and is starting to become a confident outside shooter,” Grona said. “My favorite thing about Ashley is how well she sees the floor and takes care of the basketball on every possession.”
In their first game of the 2014-15 season, the Fredericksburg High School varsity girls’ basketball team fell to Kerrville Tivy 56-48. After the first quarter, the Billies trailed by one point, but FHS was outscored by 10 points in the second quarter to end the first half 34-23. The Billies’ defense made in impact in the first quarter, which is something coach Carrie Grona is looking to build on throughout the season. “We are tenacious on defense. The first quarter showed that,” Grona said. “Now, we have to get 10 girls to go 32 minutes with that kind of defense.” The defense was led by Mariah Espinoza and Madison Trousdale. Espinoza forced two turnovers, and Trousdale ended the night with three steals. Fredericksburg’s lull continued through the third quarter, but in the fourth quarter the Billies managed to string together baskets and outscore the Antlers 20-10 in the fourth quarter. “I was very proud of how we fought back tonight,” Grona said. “It shows huge promise for the season.” Helping the Billies with scoring was freshmen Ashley Wipff from long range. All of Wipff’s nine points came from three three-point shots on five attempts. Emily Shepherd also found her stride from the three-
point distance converting her two attempts. Trousdale and Abby Sprugin helped keep the Antlers offbalanced. Trousdale scored 12 of her 16 points from inside the paint. Spurgin also scored a majority of her points from the key. “By district these two girls will be a huge threat from the outside,” Grona said. With three players transitioning from volleyball to basketball this week, Grona could not utilize a full rotation on
Tuesday night. “We had to depend on six girls tonight,” Grona said. Fredericksburg struggled all night from the free throw line by only making seven on 20 attempts. Also, working against the Billies were 25 turnovers. “We need to cut down on turnovers and make our free throws if we want to push through tough games,” Grona said. Tivy FHS
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FHS boys open season with road victories The Fredericksburg High School varsity boys’ basketball team opened their season Tuesday evening with an easy 75-28 road win over Jourdanton. Both the JV (70-18) and the freshmen (52-23) also notched victories over the Indians. FHS will host Canyon Lake Saturday, due to the Hawks’ area-round football playoff game Friday. The Billie freshmen will open play at 10 a.m., followed by the JV at 11:15 a.m. and the varsity at 12:30 p.m. The Billies will then travel to Marble Falls (5:15, 6:30, 7:45 p.m.) Monday before hosting Medina Valley Tuesday (5:30, 5:30, 7 p.m.). Head coach Tim Kaman said the Fredericksburg varsity had a “good start to the season.” “We did a nice job setting the tone with solid defense, which enabled us to get some easy buckets,” Kaman said. “Blake Tatsch shot the three-pointer well, hitting four from beyond the arc.”
Kendyl Stevens digs out a ball to keep the FHS rally alive Friday evening during the Billies’ five-set loss.
more aggressive than we were and the ball bounced their way.” Junior Adrianna Hartmann led Fredericksburg offensively with 18 kills, while seniors Taylor Kitchens and Kiersten Kott also scored in double figures. “We just never seemed to get in rhythm offensively, we would make good plays on the ball, but we could not get comfortable and begin to string plays together,” Roemer said. “Statistically speaking, we played well, just higher error on the attack than what have we been. I have to attribute that to the moment and importance of the game.” Senior setter Kendyl Stevens recorded 45 assists in the match, while senior libero Payton Robertson led the Billie defense with 35 digs. “We had our chances and the ball would not bounce the way we needed it to bounce tonight,” Roemer
Kiersten Kott (16) pushes one of her 12 Hill in the Region IV-4A semifinals at the kills across the net Friday evening during Blossom Athletic Center in San Antonio. Fredericksburg’s five-set loss to Liberty — Standard-Radio Post/Austin R. Eck said. “We are super proud of the way our kids kept fighting. It was a roller coaster of a match and Liberty Hill got to 15 before we did in set five. “I told someone that our kids finally stopped battling when they turned the lights out in the gym! We kept battling and battling,” he added. “There were lots of chances
for our kids to give up, but Payton Robertson 4, Aubrey they did not and kept fight- Sultemeier 1. Digs: Robertson 35, Kott ing and fighting.” FHS falls to Liberty Hill (25-27, 25-21, 12-25, 25-20, 8-15) Kills: Adrianna Hartmann 18, Taylor Kitchens 13, Kiersten Kott 12, Aubrey Sultemeier 5, Ann Blackmon 3, McKenna Mohr 1. Assists: Kendyl Stevens 45,
Harper’s playoff drive derailed by Schulenburg By Danny Hirt Despite the loss to Schulenburg in the UIL 2A Region IV finals Saturday, the Harper Ladyhorns take away a note of winning. “It is good to love many things, for therein lies the true strength and whosoever loves much performs much, and can accomplish much, and what is done in love is well done,” said HHS head coach Gina Lumpkins after the match, quoting the artist Vincent Van Gogh. “This is the quote behind our theme, ‘Love wins,’” said the coach. “This idea has carried us through the ups and downs of our season since Aug. 4.” The Ladyhorns dropped all three games to Schulenburg in Saturday’s finals — 17-25, 25-27 and 17-25. The match was played in the Brenham High School gymnasium. Harper had advanced to the regional championship contest by defeating London the day before, 25-14, 19-25, 25-16, and 25-22. The Ladyhorns ended the 2014 campaign with a 28-9 overall record while going 12-0 in district play, earning a league title in the process.
dropped a three-game match to Schulenburg by scores of 17-25, 25-27 and 17-25 in Saturday afternoon’s Region IV finals. Courtney Ahrns led HHS with 14 kills, 16 digs and three service aces. Payton Reid added 13 assists Logan White picked up three blocks. Putting in a 13-for-13 effort from the service line was Macie Lumpkins. Kills: Courtney Ahrns 14, Macie Lumpkins 6, Sydney Collins 2, Payton Reid 2, Logan White 1, Jordan White 1. Assists: Reid 13, Lumpkins 5.
Aces: Ahrns 3, Lumpkins 2, Reid 2. Digs: Ahrns 16, Lumpkins 9, Reid 6, Collins 1, L. White 1, J. White 1. Blocks: L. White 3, Ahrns 2, Reid 1. 100% Service: Lumpkins 13/13, J. White 6/6, Kenzie Kramer 1/1.
Harper beats London in Region IV semifinals After splitting the first two contests with London — 25-14 and 19-25 — Harper swept the next two games by scores of 25-16 and 25-22 to set up Saturday’s title match with Schulenburg. Leading the Ladyhorns in the digs department was Bri-
anna Way with 31 while teammates Ahrns, Logan White, Lumpkins, and Reid contributed 24, 25, 11 and 11, respectively. Reid put in another 14 assists with Lumpkins adding 10 more. Kills: Lumpkins 9, L. White 7, Ahrns 6, Collins 4, Reid 3, J. White 1. Assists: Reid 14, Lumpkins 10, Collins 2. Aces: Lumpkins 5, Collins 4, Brianna Way 2, J. White 2, Ahrns 1. Digs: Way 31, Ahrns 24, L. White 15, Lumpkins 11, Reid 11, Collins 8, J. White 3. Blocks: L. White 4, Ahrns 4, Collins 1, J. White 1.
25, Ashley Penick 16, Kendyl Stevens 13, Kitchens 12, Blackmon 6, Anna Koenig 1, Sultemeier 1, Kinsey Stevens 1. Aces: Robertson 3, Kitchens 3, Kott 2, Penick 1. Blocks: Hartmann 4.5, Sultemeier 1, Kott 1, Blackmon 1, Kitchens .5.
FHS 23 17 22 13 – 75 JHS 2 11 6 12 – 29 Scoring: Blake Tatsch 16, Kyle Reeh 12, Blake Moffett 8, Luke Prado 8, Jake Pluenneke 6, Mark Rodriguez 5, Cole Bourgeois 4, Garrett DeForge 4, Brian Watson 4, Kyle Grona 4, Karl Motiejunas 4. FHS JV 19 20 19 12 – 70 JHS 5 6 5 2 – 18 Scoring: Tyler Kaman 19, Drew Jemeyson 14, Brandon Kneese 11, Johnny Cleland 8, Langston James 7, Ty Handley 6, Cole Jenschke 3, Levi Esensee 3, Anthony Ortega 2, Wade Davis. FHS 9th 13 13 13 13 – 52 JHS 6 3 6 5 – 23 Scoring: Sean Majors 11, Jaime Ortega 9, Jacob Wienecke 8, Noah Gildersleeve 5, TJ Tomlinson 4, Daylon Nebgen 3, Chance Lange 3, Frankie Gonzales 3, Mason Wagner 2, Gabe Reno 2.
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close out their five point lead up 21-16. “We kept the momentum and were up 7-4 in set three when a string of errors by us and a couple of kills gave them the lead at 8-12,” Roemer said. “Then the wheels came off and it’s 19-9 before we knew what really happened.” FHS rebounded in the fourth set with a five point victory as the Billies scored 15 of the last 25 points in the set to hang on after Liberty Hill rallied from a 9-4 Fredericksburg lead early in the fourth. “We got beat in the fifth set by a much more experienced team on the other side of the net. Liberty Hill played with a roster of nine seniors and three juniors,” Roemer said. “Friday night was the third regional semi-final in a row that they played in. When we got to the fifth set it just seemed like that experience showed. They were much
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Senior golfers endure cold in stroke play
Heritage volleyball earns TAPPS honors
Eighteen golfers competed in the Fredericksburg Men’s Super Seniors Golf Association individual “stroke play” event at Lady Bird Johnson Golf Course on Tuesday. Bill Armentrout described the course as being “in great shape” and added that the cold weather didn’t seem to bother anyone. Ron Moerbe finished in first place, a single stroke distancing him from secondplace winner Tom Ruelle. Dick Bateman finished two more strokes back in third place. J.W. Brinlee and Joe Arizola were the “Closest to the Hole” winners. The Super Seniors accept any man over 55 years old who is interested in playing competitive golf. For more information, call the golf shop at Lady Bird Johnson Municipal Golf Course at 830-997-4010.
The Heritage School volleyball team earned several honors as a result of their recently-concluded successful season. The Lady Eagles advanced to the TAPPS state 1A semifinals — further than any other volleyball team from the school had ever gone before — winning both area and regional championships along the way. In addition, nine team members were recently named to District 3 alldistrict squads, with first team designation going to
Christina Harpold, Lindsey Pressler, Abby Sauer, Jamie Hoermann, and Sydney Richburg. Second team honors were earned by Sarah Andrews, Savannah Morrow and Avery Klepac. Claire Lindner was placed on the honorable mention listing. Also, Harpold was named to the TAPPS first team allstate squad while Pressler was tabbed for second team recognition. Sauer was placed on the honorable mention team.
CHAMPIONS — After winning TAPPS 1A area and regional championships, the Heritage School volleyball team advanced all the way to the state semifinals. Members of the team are, left to right, front row — Savannah Morrow, Christina Harpold (captain), Sydney Richburg, and Abby Sauer (captain); back row — Lilly Mills, Harleigh Klepac, Sarah Andrews, Avery Klepac, Claire Lindner, Lindsey Pressler, Jamie Hoermann, and coach Carol Bell. — Photo courtesy of Dana Lindner
Freshman girls fall in tight season opener 27-25 to Kerrville
Heritage begins playoff trail Friday night at Seguin Lifegate
Fredericksburg High School freshmen girls’ basketball team opened their season on Tuesday night in the FHS Gym against Kerrville. Playing in their first regular game, the Billies fell to Tivy, 27-25. A busy week is coming up for the freshmen squad when they travel to Dripping Springs on Friday night for a 5:15 p.m. game and then play in the New Braunfels Tournament on Saturday. On Monday, Nov. 24, the team will be back on the road to New Braunfels Canyon for a 5:30 p.m.
The Heritage School Eagles will begin their journey for a sixth TAPPS state Division III six-man football title Friday when they travel to Seguin to take on district rival Lifegate in the second round of the playoffs. Kick-off is planned for 7:30 p.m. Heritage earned a bye in last week’s opening round by virtue of winning the District 3 regular season championship with a perfect 4-0 record. The league’s third seed, Seguin Lifegate, advanced by defeating Brenham Christian 51-6 last weekend. The district’s two other
game. “The girls played a good first game of the season,” Coach Jason Roemer said following Tuesday night’s game. “They played good defense, but we just did not take care of the ball in the fourth quarter,” he said. “We gave Tivy more opportunities to score.” He said. “But, it was a good learning experience that we will learn from.” FHS 8 5 6 6 – 25 Kerrville 4 4 6 13 – 27 Scoring: Kyndal Esensee 7, Addie Styles 6, Charlie Zenner 6, Gladys Tamayo 2, Caitlin Halford 2, Katie Jinright 2.
representatives — San Marcos Hill Country and Selma River City Believers — were knocked out of the postseason last week by Granbury North Central Texas Academy (72-51) and Fort Worth Covenant (54-0), respectively. As the saying goes, Lifegate and the Eagles “have history.” For example, the two schools have found themselves as league opponents for virtually the full time they’ve faced each other on the gridiron. And on a recent sour note, Lifegate defeated Heritage 60-14 for the 2012 state championship. While Heritage was victo-
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She said, “We will be doing a lot of learning this season, but this will be a fun group to FMS 7A 22 — Bandera 8 coach. Excited for our coming Nov. 13 at Bandera game against Devine.” Next game: Thursday, Nov. Scoring: Aleah Constantine 4, Lindy Falting 4, Caitie 20, Devine, FMS Gym, 6 p.m. ______ Huff 4, Autumn Pyka 4, Charis Coolidge 2, Haley Davee 2, Megan Jinright 2. FMS 7B GIRLS’ Rebounds: Pyka 5, Falting 4, BASKETBALL Jinright 4, Huff 3, Shirley BarFMS 7B 38 — Bandera 4 rera 2, Coolidge 2, Davee 2, Nov. 13 at Bandera Constantine 1, Terah John 1, Scoring: Evany Alvarez 8, Claire Nevins 1. Steals: Pyka 6, Jinright 4, Amanda Jacoby 6, Sydney Barrera 2, Constantine 1, John Windham 6, Jennifer Ramirez 6, Shelby Pitts 4, Grace Dueck1, Nevins 1. Assists: Pyka 2, Coolidge 1, er 2, Thalia Flores 2, Emily Freitag 2, Kambree Kothmann 2. Davee 1, Huff 1. Rebounds: Windham 3, Blocks: Pyka 1. Coach comments: “Fantastic Chloe Crocker 2, Kothmann way to start out the season,” 2, Pitts 2, Mia Stenberg 2, Coach Katie Taylor said. “It Alvarez 1, Duecker 1, Freitag wasn’t the prettiest win, but 1, Jacoby 1, Ramirez 1. Steals: Ramirez 6, Stenberg the girls worked their tails off.”
Bandera 35 — FMS 8A 27 Nov. 13 at FMS FMS 11 6 5 5 – 27 Bandera 7 8 8 12 – 35 Scoring: J.T. Watson 10, Matthew Kaman 4, Jesse Villa 4, Kade Spies 3. Offensive standouts: Watson. Defensive standouts: Dax Dietrich. Coach comments: “The guys played hard tonight, but we just couldn’t get a basket when we needed one,” Coach Kent
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Culpepper said. Defensive standouts: Next game: Thursday, Nov. Miguel Quezada and Gipson. 20, Devine, there, 6 p.m. Coach’s Comments: “The ______ game was close the whole way, but we were unable to pull out FMS 8B BOYS’ a win,” Coach Adam Riley said. “We made lots of mistakes and BASKETBALL missed a lot fo easy opportuniBandera 24 — FMS 8B 21 ties to score, but that is to be Nov. 13 at FMS FMS 9 4 2 6 – 21 expected early in the season.” He said, “I’m confidence we Bandera 6 7 7 4 – 24 Scoring: Chris Slater 6, will work out the kinks. I’m very Dylan Slater 4, Colton Cramer proud of the guys for playing 4, Cameron Sheffield 3, Jabin hard from the opening tip all the way to the end.” Gipson 2, Michael Keith 2. Offensive standouts: Chris Next game: Thursday, Nov. Slater and Dylan Slater 20, Devine, there, 5 p.m.
Proceeds from the race will benefit the Fredericksburg Swine Asociation. The FSA plans to host swim meets at the new pool at Lady Bird Johnson Municipal Park. To host a meet the association needs to buy lane lines, start blocks, line storage reels and covers, start system, timing system, back stroke stanchions and flags, said a spokesman for FSA.. Early registration for the 5K and 10K is $25. The early registration fee for the fun run is $10.
Team
4, Alvarez 4, Duecker 4, Pitts @ Bandera 7B, 8B 5 p.m. 3, Flores 2, Jacoby 2, Wind- Thursday, Nov. 13 ham 2, Valentina Chavarria 1, Thursday, Nov. 20 Devine 7B, 8B 5 p.m. Crocker 1, Freitag 1. Thursday, Dec. 4 @Lytle 7B, 8B 5 p.m. Assists: Crocker 1, Duecker 1, Flores 1, Freitag 1, Wind- Thursday, Dec. 11 @ Boerne (Champion HS) 7B, 8B 5 p.m. ham 1. Monday, Dec. 15 Hondo 7B, 8B 5 p.m. Blocks: Crocker 1. Coach’s comments: “I am Thursday, Jan. 8 Bandera 7B, 8B 5 p.m. very proud of our girls for Saturday, Jan. 10 Fredericksburg Tournament 7B, 8B TBA starting the season off with a win,” Coach Brittany Henke Thursday, Jan. 15 @Devine 7B, 8B 5 p.m. said. “We played outstandComfort Tournament 7A TBA ing defense, led by Jennifer Saturday, Jan. 17 Ramirez, and did not allow any Thursday, Jan. 22 Lytle 7B, 8B 5 p.m. scoring in the second half.” Boerne (@FHS) 7A TBA Henke said, “Being able to Monday, Jan. 26 put up 38 points in the first Monday, Feb. 2 @ Hondo 7B, 8B 5 p.m. game of the season is quite an accomplishment for the girls as well, and I am excited to see Coaches: Jennifer McBee, Katie Taylor, Ruth Wright and Brittany Henke continued success as we work on setting up and running our offense.” Next game: Thursday, Nov. 20, Devine, FMS Gym, 5 p.m. Date Opponent Team Time
Early registration can be done online at www.active. com and searching “Fredericksburg Texas Turkey Trot.” Registration packets are also available at Anytime Fitness, Jack & Adams Bike Shop and at the Hill Country Memorial Wellness Center. Late registration and packet pickup will be from 4-7 p.m., Tuesday, Nov. 25, at Jack & Adams Bike Shop. A second opportunity will be from 1-5 p.m. on the following Friday at the same
Team
Time
Thursday, Nov. 13
Bandera
7B, 8B
5 p.m.
7A, 8A
6 p.m.
Thursday, Nov. 20
@Devine
7B, 8B
5 p.m.
7A, 8A
6 p.m.
Thursday, Dec. 4
Lytle
7B, 8B
5 p.m.
7A, 8A
6 p.m.
Thursday, Dec. 11
Boerne
7B, 8B
5 p.m.
7A, 8A
6 p.m.
Monday, Dec. 15
@ Hondo
7B, 8B
5 p.m.
7A, 8A
6 p.m.
Thursday, Jan. 8
@Bandera
7B, 8B
5 p.m.
7A, 8A
6 p.m.
Thursday, Jan. 15
Devine
7B, 8B
5 p.m.
7A, 8A
6 p.m.
Burnet A Tournament
7A
TBA
8A
TBA
Thursday, Jan. 22
@Lytle
7B, 8B
5 p.m.
7A, 8A
6 p.m.
Saturday, Jan. 24
Wimberley B Tournament
7B
TBA
8B
TBA
Monday, Jan. 26
@ Boerne
7B, 8B
5 p.m.
7A, 8A
6 p.m.
Monday, Feb. 2
Hondo
7B, 8B
5 p.m.
7A, 8A
6 p.m.
Friday-Saturday Jan. 16-17
Att
Coaches: Kent Culpepper, Heath Taylor, Adam Riley, Bruce Stafford
Turkey Trot to step off Nov. 29 from FES The Fourth Annual Fredericksburg Turkey Trot will give runners a chance to burn off some excess calories from Thanksgiving and also help the Fredericksburg Swim Association (FSA). The trot, which features a 5K, 10K and one-mile fun run, is slated for Saturday, Nov. 29. The 5K and 10K races start at 8:30 a.m., and the fun run leaves the starting gate at 10 a.m. Races start at Fredericksburg Elementary School (FES), 1608 N. Adams St.
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place. Race day registration starts at 7 a.m. at FES. The registration fee for the 5K and 10K includes a T-shirt and chip timing, and the fee for the fun run includes a T-shirt and participation ribbon. Prizes will be given to the top three men and women finishers in each age group. For more information, call 310-462-2186 or email fredericksburgswim@gmail. com.
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Enchanted Rock to host first Turkey Trot Nov. 27 Enchanted Rock State Natural Area will be hosting a new Thanksgiving Day tradition starting this year on Thursday, Nov. 27. At 9 a.m., visitors to the park will have opportunity to partake in “Turkey Trot with the Ranger,” a three or five mile fun run. Alternatively, visitors can make the 1.2 mile round trip hike to the summit of the rock with a ranger. Entry to the park is $7 for everyone 13 years and older, but free for those 12 years and younger. There is also a suggested
$10 donation to Friends of Enchanted Rock for those partaking in the event. In addition to the runs and hikes, door prizes will be awarded. Hot chocolate and snacks will be provided for all participants along with water. Participants are asked to bring a reusable water bottle to help reduce the amount of plastic and aluminum consumption in the park. Participants are asked to RSVP to the park at 830685-3636 or by email to S c o t t .W h i t e n e r @ t p w d . texas.gov.
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• WHERE They Play • FOOTBALL
Heritage — Friday, Nov. 21, Seguin Lifegate, there, 7:30 p.m., TAPPS Division III second round playoffs.
BASKETBALL
FHS Varsity Boys — Saturday, Nov. 22, Canyon Lake, here, 12:30 p.m.; Monday, Nov. 24, Marble Falls, there, 7:45 p.m.; Tuesday, Nov. 25, Medina Valley, here, 7 p.m. FHS JV Boys — Saturday, Nov. 22, Canyon Lake, here, 11:15 a.m.; Monday, Nov. 24, Marble Falls, there, 6:30 p.m.; Tuesday, Nov. 25, Medina Valley, here, 5:30 p.m. FHS Freshmen Boys — Saturday, Nov. 22, Canyon Lake, here, 10 a.m.; Monday, Nov. 24, Marble Falls, there, 5:15 p.m.; Tuesday, Nov. 25, Medina Valley, here, 5:30 p.m. FHS Varsity Girls — Friday, Nov. 21, Dripping Springs, there, 7 p.m.; Monday, Nov. 24, New Braunfels Canyon, there, 6:30 p.m. FHS JV Girls — Friday, Nov. 21, Dripping Springs, there, 5:30 p.m.; Saturday, Nov. 22, New Braunfels Tournament, there, TBA; Monday, Nov. 24, New Braunfels Canyon, there, 5:30 p.m. FHS Freshmen Girls — Friday, Nov. 21, Dripping Springs, there, 5:15 p.m.; Saturday, Nov. 22, New Braunfels Tournament, there, TBA; Monday, Nov. 24, New Braunfels Canyon, there, 5:30 p.m. FMS 7th, 8th Girls — Thursday, Nov. 20, Devine, here, B games at 5 p.m., A games at 6 p.m. FMS 7th, 8th Boys — Thursday, Nov. 20, Devine, there, B games at 5 p.m., A games at 6 p.m. Harper Varsity Boys — Friday, Nov. 21, Knippa, there, 7:30 p.m.; Tuesday, Nov. 25, Medina, here, 7:45 p.m. Harper JV Boys — Tuesday, Nov. 25, Medina, here, 5 p.m. Harper Junior High Boys — Monday, Nov. 24, Mason, here, B Team 5 p.m., A Team 6 p.m. Harper Varsity Girls — Friday, Nov. 21, Knippa, there, 6 p.m.; Tuesday, Nov. 25, Medina, here, 6:15 p.m. Harper JV Girls — Tuesday, Nov. 25, Medina, here, 5 p.m. Harper Junior High Girls — Monday, Nov. 24, Mason, there, Green, White, Gold Teams, 5 p.m. St. Mary’s — Thursday-Saturday, Nov. 21-22, Holy Spirit Tournament, Girls A, Boys A, TBA; Monday, Nov. 24, St. John Bosco, there, Girls B, Boys B, Girls A, Boys A, 4:30 p.m.; Tuesday, Nov. 25, Blessed Sacrament, there, Girls B, Boys B, Girls A, Boys A, 4:30 p.m.
GOLF
Super Senior Men’s Golf Association — Tuesday, Nov. 25, $5 Play Day. Fredericksburg Golf Association — Sunday, Dec. 7, 3-person shamble (2 best balls); participants asked to bring toy for the “Toys for Tots” program. Board member election will also be at the meet. Fredericksburg Ladies Golf Association — Thursday, Nov. 20, 11 a.m., Low Putts Tournament.
FMS 7A BOYS’ BASKETBALL
FMS 7A 39 — Bandera 9 Nov. 13 at FMS FMS 12 6 13 8 – 39 Bandera 0 4 2 3 – 9 Scoring: Jarrett Beard 8, Gus Martin 6, Ryan Davis 5, Austin Schneider 4, Graham Hammond 4, Cristian Reno 4, Troy Kneese 3, River Andrichyn 2, John Elliott 2, Austin Shepherd 1. Offensive standouts: Davis, Beard, Martin, Schneider and Reno. Defensive standouts: Hammond, Kneese, Andrichyn, Elliott and Shepherd. Coach’s Comments: “Our success was due to a full team effort,” Coach Bruce Stafford said. “Our Billies played brilliantly and used a level head to minimize our turnovers.”
FMS 7B BOYS’ BASKETBALL
FHS 7B 45 — Bandera 10 Nov. 13 at FMS FMS 5 11 14 15 – 45 Bandera 0 2 6 2 – 10 Scoring: Darien Robles 12, Davin Ballejo 9, Jackson Langford 7, Chad Braden 5, Jack Gallagher 5, Travis Cates 2, Connor Lange 2, Gio Richardson 2, Alex Alvarado 1. Offensive standouts: Robles, Ballejo, Langford and Braden. Defensive standouts: Christian Avilez, Brady Staedtler, Richardson and Lange. Coach’s comments: “Total team effort victory tonight,” Coach Heath Taylor reported. “We came out in the first quar- Madison Trousdale (11) pressures a Tivy sity’s 56-48 season opening loss Tuesday. ter and put pressure on the ball attacker up the court during the Billie var- — Standard-Radio Post/Matt Ward defensively and that led to many turnovers in our favor.” Wenzel 1, DeLeon 1. FMS 5 2 16 11 – 34 girls were somewhat nervous to Blocks: Torres 1. Bandera 4 2 2 4 – 12 begin the game but settled in, Coach comments: “The girls Scoring: Zaylie Stanton 9, especially after the half,” accordFMS 8A GIRLS’ opened their season with a win Dacey Kunz 6, Litzy Aguilar 5, ing to Coach Ruth Wright. “The BASKETBALL in Bandera,” Coach Jennifer Yatzari Galindo 4, Valeria Orama third quarter set the tone for a FMS 8A 29 — Bandera 18 McBee said. “While we had a 4, Harley Wilferth 2, Senida strong finish scoring 16 points to Nov. 13 at Bandera really rocky start as we seemed Saenz 2, Patricia Rojas 2. Bandera’s two points.” FMS 7 7 4 11 – 29 shell-shocked by Bandera’s Rebounds: Stanton 5, Kunz Bandera 10 4 2 2 – 18 Scoring: Mia Torres 14, Anna aggressiveness and pressure on 5, Aguilar 4, Galindo 3, Alli999 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY Grace Bourgeois 7, Zeleste defense, we were able to settle son Hudson 3, Orama 3, Gloria down and handle that much bet- Burns 2, Wilferth 2, Rojas 1. DeLeon 5, Kacie Brannan 3. Steals: Stanton 11, Aguilar 4, Rebounds: Bourgeois 5, Kate ter as the game wore on.” Hudson 2, Orama 2, Galindo 1, 1998 FORD F150 XL exWenzel 5, Ja’Nay Settles 3, tended cab with 3rd door. TriRojas 1. DeLeon 2, Torres 2, Brannan 1. FMS 8B GIRLS’ ton V8. Ranch Hand Grill Blocks: Hudson 1, Orama 1, Steals: Torres 14, Bourgeois 8, BASKETBALL Guard and tool box. 133K Rojas 1. Brannan 5, Wenzel 1, DeLeon 1. FMS 8B 34 — Bandera 12 miles. Has hail damage but Coach’s comments: “The Assists: Torres 2, Bourgeois 1, Nov. 13 at Bandera otherwise super clean.
Heart of Texas swimmers participate at UT meet stroke, while Sarah Schmidt, 17, set two new best times in her 200 backstroke and the 100 butterfly. Emma Shepard, 11, earned best times in her 100 freestyle and the 100 individual medley. Maggie Shepard, 11, earned best times in her 50 butterfly and the 100 indi-
vidual medley. Tyler Smedley, 11, recorded best times in his 100 freestyle, 200 breast stroke and the 100 individual medley. Mia Stenberg, 13, set new best times in her 100 freestyle, 200 breast stroke, and the 100 breast stroke.
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Seven Heart of Texas (HOT) Swim Team members represented Fredericksburg last weekend at a meet held at the University of Texas. Over 26 teams from central and south Texas and over 945 swimmers participated in the meet. The HOT swimmers were limited to three events per day and most swimmers could only commit for a single day, Coach Al Carr said. “All seven HOT swimmers were challenged to swim events that they needed to improve in order to qualify for the winter season championship series which starts in mid-January,” Carr said. “We need to hone in on the events that they will be swimming at the first championship meet which brings together all the ‘B’ qualifiers to determine which swimmers will advance to the ‘BB’ Championship meet.” More than 10 swimmers should qualify for the first rung of the ladder. “The team is very supportive of those swimmers with the personal work ethic and goal to go to the championship series. This is where each swimmer proves to himself the effects of daily practice and realistic goal setting,” Carr said. “Based on our strong performance thus far this winter, I feel we will finish the season with more than 96 percent improvement and numerous personal goals met or exceeded.” Ella Junker, 13, swam a 200 backstroke with near equal splits, besting her previous time by 14 seconds gaining a new best time and qualifying for a ‘BB’ time. Her 1650 freestyle time (21:04.62) smashed her previous time by six minutes and qualified as another ‘BB’ time. Holly Robinson, 15, broke personal bests with her 200 freestyle and her 200 back-
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