BCHS athlete signings, honors

  • Sentinel photo/Mike Reddell Jacqu’lene “Jacque” Jones signed with Wiley College in Marshall, Texas. At BCHS, Jones was varsity basketball, volleyball, track and cheer for two years and theater for four years. She was a National High School School Society member for two years.
    Sentinel photo/Mike Reddell Jacqu’lene “Jacque” Jones signed with Wiley College in Marshall, Texas. At BCHS, Jones was varsity basketball, volleyball, track and cheer for two years and theater for four years. She was a National High School School Society member for two years.
  • Anne Ihde was chosen by the Victoria Advocate as a nominee for this year's volleyball Varsity Cup awards. Ihde succeeds in class, ranking currently No. 1 in her junior class, while participating in volleyball, band, and club volleyball in the Katy area. She spends hours helping younger girls improve in sports and is a huge supporter for them. Courtesy photo
    Anne Ihde was chosen by the Victoria Advocate as a nominee for this year's volleyball Varsity Cup awards. Ihde succeeds in class, ranking currently No. 1 in her junior class, while participating in volleyball, band, and club volleyball in the Katy area. She spends hours helping younger girls improve in sports and is a huge supporter for them. Courtesy photo
  • Courtesy photo Bay City swimmer Megan Moya was recognized as the area's Outstanding Girl Swimmer at the recent 5th Annual Varsity Cup awards ceremony in Victoria. She is shown with Victoria Advocated General Manager George Coleman. She was the Heart & Desire Award winner in 2022 and the Girl Swimmer in 2023.
    Courtesy photo Bay City swimmer Megan Moya was recognized as the area's Outstanding Girl Swimmer at the recent 5th Annual Varsity Cup awards ceremony in Victoria. She is shown with Victoria Advocated General Manager George Coleman. She was the Heart & Desire Award winner in 2022 and the Girl Swimmer in 2023.
  • Sentinel photo/Mike Reddell Adonaia Curtis signed a letter of commitment to be a student athletic trainer at Angelina College in Lufkin. The National Honor Society member helped with multiple sports including basketball, baseball, track and football.
    Sentinel photo/Mike Reddell Adonaia Curtis signed a letter of commitment to be a student athletic trainer at Angelina College in Lufkin. The National Honor Society member helped with multiple sports including basketball, baseball, track and football.
  • Sentinel photo/Mike Reddell Victor Morales (center, seated) signed a commitment to play soccer with Jarvis Christian University in Hawkins, Texas. Morales was goalkeeper of the year twice, and first team All District in soccer two years in a row and a three-year varsity football player.
    Sentinel photo/Mike Reddell Victor Morales (center, seated) signed a commitment to play soccer with Jarvis Christian University in Hawkins, Texas. Morales was goalkeeper of the year twice, and first team All District in soccer two years in a row and a three-year varsity football player.
  • Sentinel photo/Mike Reddell Angel Campos signed a letter of commitment for track and field and cross country with Texas A&M-Kingsville at ceremonies Thursday, May 18. He holds the BCHS record for 3200m and was cross country state qualifier and runner of the year (2021, 2022).
    Sentinel photo/Mike Reddell Angel Campos signed a letter of commitment for track and field and cross country with Texas A&M-Kingsville at ceremonies Thursday, May 18. He holds the BCHS record for 3200m and was cross country state qualifier and runner of the year (2021, 2022).