Coming off the BIG VARSITY WIN Friday night @ Collegiate (Final WHS 32 WCS 00), the JV Boys looked poised early to continue that trend, jumping out on the visiting Spartans 7-6 after 1 qtr of action. Unfortunately, miscues and mental errors in the end would tip the scale to Collegiate, who rode home in the rain with a 27-12 victory.
SCORE by QUARTERS
WCS 07 07 07 06 - 27
WHS 06 00 06 00 - 12
In an interview with Coach Aguilar, a few short weeks ago, he was upbeat and he even suggested what happened Friday night at Collegiate might very well happen. The Coaches are big on this group of Crusaders and Friday's results clearly shows why.
Back L to R: Zachary Kristek, Tyler Brown, Hunter Bryant, Billy Walker, Chance Hamel, Drake Hendrix, Toby Henning, Daniel Atkinson, Chilson Ybarra, Chase Pfalzgraf
Front L to R: Braeden Ybarra, Sonny Lipton, Kaitlyn Hain, Camden Parkey, Mackenzie Heacock, Hope Maxwell, Laken Smith
The YARD LINE SALE is back!
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The WHS Varsity and JV Volleyball squads opened their regular season action at HOME on Tuesday, hosting both Clearwater and Mulvane in triangular action on the main court at WHS. In the end, everyone (Varsity-wise), went home with a match win and a match loss - (JV Lady Crusaders swept in "2" 3 set battles and are 2-0) - here were the overall outcomes at both ends of the court.
The WHS Varsity Girls Tennis Team finished 2nd in Tuesday's season opener here at HOME. Head Coach Brian Aufdengarten had this to say about the first varsity event of 2018...
Meet your 2018 WHS Girls Tennis Team! (Head Coach Brian Aufdengarten and Asst. Coach Daphne Adams)
Season Varsity Opener - TUESDAY - HERE @ 3PM!
Larance & Carrie Lough probably had no idea, a dozen or so years ago, when they presented a small "roll-out" piano to their first-born, Mason, who was 3 at the time. It was of immediate interest to their son, and when, a couple of years later, a relative purchased a nicer keyboard for the boy, it became clear the young man possessed exceptional musical abilities. "At age 5, Mason could listen to a song, turn to his keyboard and play it," mother Carrie shared in a sit-down with the two and younger brother and musician Hunter recently.
