Dragon Golfer is Tournament Champion

Published: 3/12/2023

Results from the week of March 6

VARSITY GOLF

3/7 at Episcopal Invitational*, Quail Valley Golf Course

Girls

Darcy Wright • 73 TOURNAMENT CHAMPION

Alicia Fein • 98

Boys

Henry Wing • 75

Elias Boles • 83
Jack Teague • 87
Graham Dunlop • 90

Simon Shapiro • 113

Ian Incledon • 93

Christopher Zhang • 97

Next up for Dragon Golf:

March 23 host John Cooper Invitational, Golf Club of Houston

VARSITY BASEBALL

3/7 vs Tomball Kings • 12-4 L

Next up for Dragon Baseball:

Florida Spring Break Trip:

March 14 vs Wellington High School

March 15 vs Sagemont High School

March 16 vs McCarthy High School

March 17 vs Gibbons High School

March 21 at Concordia Lutheran, 7 p.m.

VARSITY SOFTBALL

3/7 vs International Leadership of Texas • 16-0 W

3/9 vs Lutheran South • 12-5 W

Coach Nicole Hedden’s highlights: Dragons totaled 13 hits in the game–Addy Tague, Ella Howard, Cameron Patterson, and Rogers all had multiple hits. Tague led with three hits in four at-bats. Maggie Flinn tripled on a 1-0 count in the third inning, scoring one run. Cameron Patterson singled on a 2-1 count, scoring one run, and Grace Minarovic homered on the first pitch of the at-bat, scoring two runs.
We put up four runs in the fifth inning with Madison Rogers and Addy Tague leading this big inning, sending runners across the plate with RBIs.

Cameron Patterson took the win on the mound, lasting four innings, allowing four hits and three runs while striking out five. Grace Minarovic threw three innings in relief out of the bullpen. Minarovic went deep in the third inning with a three-run home run.

We look forward to a restful spring break and coming back strong starting the conference play when we return.

Next up for Dragon Softball:

March 21 vs Kinkaid*, 5 p.m.
March 24 vs Episcopal High School*, 4:30 p.m.

VARSITY TRACK & FIELD

3/9 at Dog Pound Invitational, Magnolia High School

Boys 7^th place • Girls 13^th place

Boys Results 7^th Place Team

Nico Signorelli 1^st Pole Vault 15’ 1” NEW SCHOOL RECORD

Grey Mendenhall 2^nd 1600m

Aditya Pakal 3^rd 1600m

4X100m Relay 4^th Dean Calhoun, Eli Grzelewski, Daniel Schlichter & Amir Rizvi

4X400m Relay 4^th Eli Grezelewski, Nathan Montez, Kaden Schwertner & Amir Rizvi

Amir Rizvi 5^th 300m Hurdles

Dean Calhoun 7^th Long Jump

Aedan Lanigan 7^th 800m

Santiago Fernandez Villarreal 7^th Pole Vault

Eli Grzelewski 8^th 100m

Anders Karst 8^th 800m

Girls Results 13^th Place Team

Onese Ewherido 5^th 400m

Sienna Williams 5^th 100m Hurdles 6^th 300m Hurdles

Milla Signorelli 6^th Pole Vault

4X100m Relay 6^th Haley Lein, Milla Signorelli, Sienna Williams & Onese Ewherido

Coach Scott Holland: This was a great opportunity before Spring Break to compete against different and larger schools. I am so proud of the effort of our athletes. I am looking forward to what is to come as the season progresses.

3/3-4 at St. John’s Maverick Relays

Boys 5^th • Girls 10^th

Boys • 5^th place (17 teams)

Boys 100 Meter
Eli Grzelewski: 4^th
Daniel Schlichter: 6^th

Boys 1600 Meter
Grey Mendenhall: 5^th
Aditya Pakal: 7^th

Boys 110m Hurdles
Michael Stupek: 3^rd
Amir Rizvi: 5^th

Boys 300m Hurdles
Amir Rizvi: 2^nd
Michael Stupek: 7^th

4x100 Relay: 6^th place (Connaghan Hou, George Rhoden, Daniel Schlichter, Eli Grzelewski)

4x400 Relay: 4^th place (Kaden Schwertner, Santiago Fernandez-Villarreal, Eli Grzelewski, Amir Rizvi)

4x800 Relay: 4th place (Andrs Karst, Jacob Bailey, Eric Sipko, Saif Rizvi)

Pole Vault
Nico Signorelli: 1^st
Santiago Fernandez-Villarreal 3^rd

Long Jump
Daniel Schlichter: 4^th

Girls • 10^th place (18 teams)

Girls 200 Meter
Milla Signorelli: 7^th

Girls 400 Meter
Onese Ewherido: 6^th

Girls 1600 Meter
Megan Day: 7^th
Alexis Seymour: 8^th

Girls 3200 Meter
Megan Day: 6^th

Girls 100m Hurdles
Sienna Williams: 5^th
Haley Lien: 8^th

Girls 300m Hurdles
Sienna Williams: 3^rd

4x100 Relay: 6^th place (Haley Lien, Milla Signorelli, Onese Ewherido, Sienna Williams)

4x400 Relay: 5^th place (Onese Ewherido, Milla Signorelli, Alexandra Schoenherr, Sienna Williams)

High Jump
Onese Ewherido: 7^th
Haley Slocum/Alyssa Kuang: 8^th

Triple Jump
Mobis Bassir: 5^th

Next up for Dragon Track & Field:

March 24-25 Victor Lopez Classic at Rice University

March 31-April 1 at Texas Relays at the University of Texas

VARSITY TENNIS

Next up for Dragon Tennis:

March 22 girls scrimmage at St. Agnes, 4 p.m.

March 24 girls at Duchesne*, 4 p.m.

March 28 at Houston Christian*, 4 p.m.

March 31-April 1 Individual SPC Tournament* at St. Stephen’s

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