Golfer Claggett Leads, Baseball Wins Rosehill Tournament, Track & Field Has Strong Showing

Results from the week of February 24

BOYS/GIRLS VARSITY GOLF
2/24 vs. Kinkaid School at Blackhorse Golf Club

Boys • 5th Place

Grant Carter 72 (4th place medalist)
Michael McGurk 94
Dylan Lewis 109
Matt Rock 116
Frank Gau 120

Girls • 10th place

Tillie Claggett • 72 (Tournament Champion)
Alicia Fein • 109
Madison Rogers • 115
Claire Glymph • 120
Vanessa Vaz • 123
Tori Osmond • 127
Susannah Keiser • 138

Coach Rod Gold: Grant Carter had the low score among SPC golfers
Tillie Claggett defended her Championship from last year at BlackHorse Golf Club

Next up for Dragon Golf:
March 8-9 at St. John’s Tournament, Wolfdancer Golf Club


BOYS/GIRLS VARSITY TRACK & FIELD
2/29 at Dick Phillips Relays, Episcopal High School

Boys' Team • 3rd place

Cadan Hanson, 1st 3200m
Jack O'Riordan, 1st High Jump
4X400m Relay • 2nd: Tanure Ewherido, Cadan Hanson, Jackson Kovin, Carson Hanson
Will McDermott, 3rd 1600m
Ben Currin, 4th Discus & 8th Shot Put
Travis Birdsall, 4th 110m Hurdles & 6th 300m Hurdles
4x200m Relay • 4th: Kielar Sullivan, Tani Bassir, Timi Omoniwa, Tanure Ewherido
Vishnu Swaminathan 3200m
Jackson Kovin 7th 200m
James Araya 7th 300m Hurdles
4X800m Relay • 7th: Brian Mekelburg, Nick Cartwright, Grant Wilson, Morgan Davis

Girls Team • 5th place

Amara Oguchi, 1st Discus & 2nd Shot Put (New School Record)
Onese Ewherido, 2nd 400m
Madison Breaux, 4th 100m Hurdles & 5th 300m Hurdles
4x400m Relay • 4th: Madison Breaux, Bailey Leavitt, Eline Van der Donckt, Onese Ewherido
Katie Drake, 6th 3200m
Megan Day, 6th 1600m

Coach Scott Holland: I’m very proud of our performances today. It was the first time this year that we did not split the squad. Once again, our field event athletes led the way. Amara Oguchi brought another win in the Discus and a school record in the Shot Put. Jack O'Riordan brought a win in the High Jump and Ben Currin scoring in both the Shot Put and Discus.
Madison Breaux and Travis Birdsall scored in 100/110 Hurdles and 300 Hurdles. Cadan Hanson led the way with our distance crew winning the 3200m.
We also had a strong showing in the relays. Boys 4x4 and 4x2 plus Girls 4x4 scored points. The boys 4x1 had a solid showing in their first competition.
I am looking forward to seeing the continued development of these hard-working athletes and the remainder of the team that set many personal bests at this meet.

Next up for Dragon Track & Field:
March 5 Houston Christian, 4:30 p.m.
March 6-7 at St. John’s School, 4:30 p.m.


BOYS’/GIRLS’ VARSITY TENNIS
Next up for Dragon Tennis:
March 4 at Kinkaid, 3:30 a.m. a.m.
March 6 Tournament at Chancellors Racquet Club, 8 a.m.


BOYS’ VARSITY BASEBALL

2/25 at St. Thomas High School • 9-6 LOSS

2/27-29 Rosehill Tournament–Champions
vs. Northland Christian • 15-4 WIN
vs. Grapevine Faith Christian • 6-2 WIN
vs. Bay Area Christian • 1-0 WIN
      with Anthony Giannette and Jacob Rebrook combining on a no-hitter
vs. Grapevine Faith • 10-4 WIN
Championship game vs. Bishop Lynch • 5-4 WIN

Next up for Dragon Boys’ Baseball:
March 3 vs. St. John XXIII, 6 p.m.
March 5 at Houston Christian, 4:30 p.m.
March 6 vs. Rosehill Christian, 6 p.m.


GIRLS’ VARSITY SOFTBALL

2/25 at Incarnate Word • 11-7 WIN
Coach Nicole Hedden: Winning Pitcher was Grace Minarovic. Maggie Flinn brought in one home run for the Dragons The team collected five hits with Marion Donald and Alex Sims leading the team with two hits each.

2/28 vs. El Campo • 13-0 LOSS

2/28 vs. Grapevine Faith • 10-40 WIN
Coach Nicole Hedden: Grace Minarovic pitched a shutout, allowing one hit and striking out seven. Offensively, Marion Donald singled on a 1-0 and scored a run. Jenna Braun led with a home run and two hits in two bats.

2/28 vs. Kelly High School • 13-4 WIN
Coach Nicole Hedden: The Dragons allowed three runs in the first inning but came back to defeat Kelly, 13-4. Jenna Braun, Grace Minarovic, Olivia Amador and Liz Liner led the offense with Braun hitting an in-the-park home run. Ally Flinn was the winning pitcher.

2/29 vs. Weimar High School • 11-1 WIN
Coach Nicole Hedden: The game was tied at six with Cooper batting in the top of the third inning when Gretchen Godwin drew a walk, scoring a run. Grace Minarovic led the charge for the Dragons with two hits in three at bats.

2/29 vs. Galena Park • 12-1 LOSS

Season Record• 4-2

Next up for Dragon Girls’ Softball:
March 5 vs. Concordia Lutheran, 4 p.m.
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