The Gladewater Mirror, Wednesday, March 25, 2015, Page 11
Gladewater boys take first place at Hawkins Relays By Ellis Hayden The Gladewater boys track team dominated the Hawkins Hawk Relays by earning at least a 1st, 2nd or 3rd place medals 9 of the 14 of the individual events and taking first place in all three relay events. As a team, Gladewater posted 161 points outdistancing its nearest competition Clarksville with 92 points. Malik Yulee took first place in both the 400 meter and 800 meter runs. Austin Hawley won the 100 meter hurdles and Daylon Gordon took first in the long jump. The Gladewater girls track team finished in fourth place as a team earning 63 points behind Sabine with 136 points, TK Gorman with 120 points and Arp with 77 points. The JV Boys team captured first place at the Hawk Relays with 172 points. Hawk Relays Varsity Boys Team Standings 1. Gladewater 161; 2. Clarksville 92; 3. Sabine 89; 4. Grace Community 69; 5. TK Gorman 60; T-6. Arp 41; T-6. Overton 41; 8. Hawkins 36; 9. Tyler HEAT 28. Running Events 100 meters: 1. Duncan, Sabine, 11.22; 2. Reese, Gladewater, 11.56; 3. Callaway, Gladewater, 11.62. 200 meters: 1. Hotaling, Arp, 24.45; 2. Kruger-Benson, Sabine, 24.53; 3. Morrison, Tyler HEAT, 24.67. 4 0 0 m e t e r s : 1 . Yu l e e , Gladewater, 53.35; 2. Herndon, Overton, 54.04; 3. Gaffney, Clarksville, 54.12. 8 0 0 m e t e r s : 1 . Yu l e e , Gladewater, 2:07.15; 2. Findlay, TK Gorman, 2:07.65; 3. Burden, Grace, 2:08.00. 1,600 meters: 1. Burden, Grace, 4:57.00; 2. Haley, Sabine, 5:04.00; 3. Reeves, TK Gorman, 5:22.00. 3,200 meters: 1. DiPaolo, TK Gorman, 10:53.00; 2. Haley, Sabine, 11:13.00; 3. Kariampuzha, Gorman 11:44.00. 110 hurdles: 1. Hawley, Gladewater, 15.94; 2. Reese,
3. Lemons, Hawkins, 15-5. Shot put: 1. Medlock, Arp, 36-6.5; 2. Gordon, Gladewater, 35-6.5; 3. Udenze, TK Gorman, 31-11.5. Discus: 1. Wilson, West Rusk, 114-0; 2. Balser, Grace, 96-0; 3. Russel, Arp, 79-8. Triple jump: 1. Lemons, Hawkins, 32-9; 2. Oliver, Gladewater, 32-6.75; 3. Stuart, Sabine, 32-6. High jump: 1. Rebmann, TK
Gorman, 4-10; 2. Lacy, Arp, 4-10; 3. Burns, Sabine, 4.8. Pole vault: 1. Player, Sabine, 7-0; 2. Johnston, Gladewater, 7-0; 3. Wells, Sabine, 7-0. Hawk Relays JV Boys Team Standings 1. Gladewater 172; 2. Clarksville 102; 3. Sabine 101; 4. Tyler HEAT 69; 5. TK Gorman 62; 6. Hawkins 34; 7. Grace Community 30; T-8. Arp, 10; T-8. Beckville 10.
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Gladewater, 16.34; 3. Glenney, Grace, 17.22. 300 hurdles: 1. Caudle, Sabine, 43.71; 2. Reese, Gladewater, 45.16; 3. Glenney, Grace, 45.45. 400 relay: 1. Gladewater (Callaway, Starling, McKnight, Tyiska), 44.09; 2. Clarksville, 45.29; 3. Overton, 45.76. 800 relay: 1. Gladewater (Tyiska, Starling, Clark, Gordon), 1:34.80; 2. Clarksville, 1:34.85; 3. Sabine, 1:36.17. 1,600 relay: 1. Gladewater (Clark, Russell, Starling, Yulee), 3:39.40; 2. Clarksville, 3:40.65; 3. Overton, 3:41.54. Field Events Long jump: 1. Gordon, Gladewater, 19-7.25; 2. Hawley, Gladewater, 19-5; 3. Tennyson, Hawkins, 19-4.25. Shot put: 1. Austin Warren, Grace, 41-10.75; 2. Bell, Clarksville, 41-9; 3. Mims, Arp, 40-2.5. Discus: 1. Keifer, Sabine, 1247; 2. Tatman, Grace, 117-11; 3. Harwell, Hawkins, 104-7.5. Triple jump: 1. Taylor, Tyler HEAT, 42-5.75; 2. Gaffney, Clarksville, 42-2.5; 3. Hawley, Gladewater, 41-10. High jump: 1. Tinnel, Clarksville, 6-0; 2. Ford, Hawkins, 5-10; 3. Yulee, Gladewater, 5-8. Pole vault: 1. Birdsong, Arp, 12-6; 2. Dacus, Grace, 12-0; 3. Jones, Arp, 11-6. Hawk Relays Varsity Girls Team Standings 1. Sabine 136; 2. TK Gorman 120; 3. Arp 77; 4. Gladewater 63; 5. West Rusk 52;
Finals Boys Singles: Luis Flores GW def. Brandon Shields Sabine 8-5 Boys Doubles: McFarland and Davis White Oak def. Smith and Meadows Chapel Hill 8-3 Girls Singles: Madeline Morris Henderson def. Shivini Patel Henderson 8-1 Girls Doubles: Barham and Sutton White Oak def. Kishore and Jernigan Henderson 8-1 Mixed Doubles: Meyer and Reid GW def. Lunsted and Sheridan WO 8-4
Photo courtesy of Karla Byrd 1,600 relay: 1. Hawkins (Davis, 6. Hawkins 46; 7. Tyler HEAT 34; 8. Overton 21; 9. Beckville 20; 10. Wesley, Montgomery, Lemons), Detroit 18; 11. Grace Community 4:23.51; 2. TK Gorman, 4:26.55; 17; 12. Clarksville 9; 13. Sabine 3. Arp, 4:34.02. Field Events B 4. Long jump: 1. Tober, Sabine, Running Events 100 meters: 1. Williams, West 15-7.5; 2. Mount , Sabine, 15-6.5; Rusk, 12.63; 2. Mount, Sabine, 12.73; 3. Jackson, Clarksville, NOTICE OF COMPLIANCE TARIFF FILING 12.88. 200 meters 1. Loyd, Sabine, 27.21; 2. Waggoner, Detroit, Southwestern Electric Power Company (SWEPCO or the Company) filed with the Public Utility 28.19; 3. Oliver, Gladewater, Commission of Texas (Commission) on March 16, 2015, its Petition requesting approval of its proposed 28.20. Military Base Surcharge Tariff. 400 meters: 1. Carr, Beckville, Section 36.354(a) of the Public Utility Regulatory Act (PURA), at Texas Utilities Code § 36.354, 1:01.07; 2. Waggoner, Detroit, provides that each electric utility in an area where implementation of full customer choice has been delayed 1:02.72; 3. Groth, Tyler HEAT, by the Commission in accordance with PURA Section 39.103 shall discount charges for electric service 1:03.82. provided to a military base. Section 36.354(b) of PURA establishes the discount to be provided to military 800 meters: 1. Carr, Beckville, installations as a 20 percent reduction of the base commercial rate that the electric utility would otherwise charge to the installation. 2:27.00; 2. Frossard, Gorman, Section 36.354(c) of PURA provides that the electric utility may assess a surcharge to all its Texas retail 2:32.00; 3. Groth, Tyler HEAT, customers to recover the difference in revenue between the revenues from the discounted rate for military 2:33.00 bases and the base commercial rate. Tariff Sheet No. IV-16 provides the Military Base Adjustment Factor 1,600 meters: 1. Kariampuzha, per billing kWh as reflected below: TK Gorman, 5:56.00; 2. Pritchard, TK Gorman, 5:56:00; 3. Beggs, MONTHLY FACTOR HEAT, 6:04.00. Major Rate Classes $/kWh 3,200 meters: 1. Kariampuzha, Residential $0.0000638 TK Groman, 12:34.00; 2. Beggs, Ty l e r H E AT, 1 2 : 5 1 . 0 0 ; 3 . Commercial & Sm. Industrial $0.0000448 Pritchard, TK Gorman, 12:54.00. Industrial/Large Lighting and Power $0.0000168 100 hurdles: 1. Adkins, Municipal $0.0000524 Overton, 16.41; 2. Guevara, TK Outdoor Lighting $0.0000971 Gorman, 17.93; 3. Taylor, Sabine, 18.07. 300 hurdles: 1. Adkins, SWEPCO has requested that the tariff become effective with the first billing cycle of May 2015. Overton, 51.56; 2. Taylor, Sabine, The Petition has been assigned Tariff Control No. 44505. Persons who wish to intervene in or 52.53; 3. Sisco, Sabine, 54.80. comment upon this proceeding should notify the Commission. A request to intervene or for further information 400 relay: 1. Arp (Johns, Neal, should be mailed to the Public Utility Commission of Texas, P.O. Box 13326, Austin, Texas 78711-3326. Lacy, Summers), 50.21; 2. West Further information may also be obtained by calling the Commission at (512) 936-7120 or (888) 782-8477. Hearing- and speech-impaired individuals with text telephones (TTY) may contact the Commission at (512) Rusk, 51.27; 3. Sabine, 51.72. 936-7136 or toll free at (800) 735-2989. An intervention deadline of approximately April 6, 2015 will be set. 800 relay: 1. Arp (Summers, The Company can be contacted at 400 West 15th Street, Suite 1520, Austin, Texas 78701, or by Johnson, Neal, Lacy), 1:48.50; calling Maggie Sallah at (512) 481-4565. 2. Sabine, 1:51.70; 3. West Rusk, 1:52.39.
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