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Athletic Director
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HD Football Coach:
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| Rodney Southern |
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David Brewer |
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Assistant Athletic Director: |
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Mike Morgan |
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John Bower |
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Jerry Pate |
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WACO - Temple's McKenzie Ralston finished in a tie for sixth and Belton's Jordan Sniggs and Courtney Cryer tied for 12th on Wednesday at the Midway Invitational at Cottonwood Creek Golf Course.
The Lady Tigers finished fifth and the Lady Wildcats were ninth. Ralston shot an 84 and Sniggs and Cryer shot an 88.
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Information is available for the 2010 Soccer Camp. There are two camps available this year for students; a camp specific for girls who will soon be entering the high school program and also one for boys and girls ages 5-11.
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Recent Belton graduate Stephen Riley signed Thursday to compete in track and field at Western Texas College in Snyder beginning this fall. He was the District 12-5A champion in the 400-meter run as a senior and a two-time qualifier for the Class 5A Region II meet.
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BELTON - After all their wins, all their home runs, all their records set, perhaps it'd only be fitting to erect statues for Dillon Newman and Shane Hoelscher at Tiger Field.
That's not likely to happen, but they're certainly deserving of such reverence. For now, they'll have to settle for statewide acclaim.
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BELTON - Deciding to attend college close to family isn't an uncommon choice for high school graduates.
That's what Belton graduate John Nieberding's doing. However, his situation is anything but ordinary.
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COLLEGE STATION - Belton quarterback David Ash enjoyed consecutive summers slinging the pigskin around to familiar targets. Each repetition produced better timing and chemistry that ultimately led to offensive prowess in the fall.
This year, though, the University of Texas verbal pledge must familiarize with some fresh blood. That's precisely what 7-on-7 football's for.
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Can District 12-5A foes Belton and Copperas Cove challenge for the league championship and make deep playoff runs? How will Salado fare moving up to Class 3A and, conversely, how will Cameron Yoe fare dropping to 2A? Other teams such as Lampasas, Gatesville, Rogers and Milano have lofty expectations.
Belton senior Grace Weaver, the 2009 District 12-5A co-Most Valuable Player, racked up 432 kills last year but is known as a complete player for the Lady Tigers. She’s verbally committed to Tulane.
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It's high school football time once again for Temple and Belton.
The Wildcats and the Tigers officially begin their preparations for the 2010 season when they start practice this morning.
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BELTON - The quote imprinted on the back of their warm-up shirts reads "Don't be afraid to give up the good for the great."
In layman's terms, don't settle for mediocrity.
That phrase epitomizes the transformation the Belton Lady Tigers' mindset encountered during the past year.
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ROUND ROCK - Volleyball season openers haven't been kind to the Belton Lady Tigers of late.
On Monday, Belton was swept 25-15, 25-14, 25-16 by Round Rock Stony Point to fall to 0-1 for the third straight year.
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SALADO - Bree Holz-Gonzales couldn't stand watching anymore. Jenna Sebek couldn't explain her team's poor play.
Overmatched by Belton through the first two games Tuesday night, Salado somehow snapped out of its funk to rally for a dramatic 21-25, 16-25, 25-16, 25-17, 15-11 non-district victory.
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BELTON - Retention? Check. Conditioning? Check.
Did the Belton Tiger football players even take a summer vacation?
If they did, it wasn't much according to Rodney Southern. The fourth-year coach gave his players an excellent grade Monday during the opening day of practices, particularly regarding their overall fitness that continues to signify the program's evolution.
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DUNCANVILLE - The Belton Lady Tigers showed positive signs late Friday at the Duncanville tournament. Just not enough to earn them their first win of the season.
Belton fell to 0-5, losing to McKinney Boyd 25-6, 25-13, Keller 25-14, 25-18 and Plano East 21-25, 25-23, 25-19. The losses meant the Lady Tigers failed to advance to the second day of the tournament.
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BELTON - Not even home cooking could save the Belton Lady Tigers from another heartbreaking defeat.
For the third time in eight days, the Lady Tigers failed to make the key plays late and lost a match that went the distance.
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SAN ANGELO - After getting their first win of the season on Tuesday, the Belton Lady Tigers strung together a pair before finishing 2-1 Friday at the Nita Vannoy Tournament.
Belton (3-7) defeated Sterling City 25-17, 25-23 and Lubbock Monterey 25-14, 25-12 but lost to San Angelo Central 26-24, 22-25, 25-19.
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Belton’s Davis Butler (53) and Kyle Rhoads wrap up a Waco ball carrier during Friday night’s scrimmage. (Scott Gaulin/Telegram)BELTON - With the video game-like ease Belton quarterback David Ash found Adrian Henderson and other assorted receivers early Friday night, the Tigers probably wish the season started today.
Ash's early aerial assault highlighted the controlled scrimmage and helped Belton outscore Waco eight touchdowns to four at Tiger Field.
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DRIPPING SPRINGS - Despite losing another five-game heartbreaker the Belton Lady Tigers can take some solace.
Belton avoided being swept and extended Class 4A stalwart Dripping Springs to the max before losing 25-15, 26-24, 22-25, 17-25, 15-7 on Tuesday night.
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Linebacker Tyler Vail (left) and the Belton defense face a tough task tonight in San Antonio against second-ranked Abilene’s Sims cousins, Herschel and Ronnell, and the defending state champion Eagles.
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SAN ANTONIO - Close only counts in horseshoes and hand grenades.
The Belton Tigers can attest.
After battling No. 2-ranked Abilene tooth-and-nail Friday night before losing 36-27 in the Dave Campbell Kickoff Classic, the Tigers weren't celebrating any moral victories. In fact, they were downright disappointed that they fell just short against not only one of the state's top teams but also the nation's.
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LORENA - The Belton Lady Tigers took care of Class 3A Lorena 25-22, 25-20, 18-25, 25-16 on Tuesday night.
Tulane commitment Grace Weaver had 25 kills and 20 digs to pace a balanced effort by Belton (9-13), which finished sixth in its tournament last weekend.
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Belton receiver Adrian Henderson, who made eight catches for 107 yards against Abilene, will try to help the Tigers beat the Austin Maroons tonight at Austin's venerable House Park.
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WACO - When the Feb. 3 national football signing day came and went, Temple's Donovan Shumpert and Belton's Zac Sakaria didn't latch on to a college.
Shumpert plans on attending and playing football at Hargrave Military Academy (Va). for one year before transferring and walking on at Baylor, while Sakaria is off to NCAA Division II West Texas A&M.
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