Sports

Help John H. Cherry Elementary build a playground in partnership with KaBOOM! and Rebuild Texas Fund from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, April 27 at the school campus. 
   The playground build will happen rain or shine; volunteers are asked to come dressed for the weather. 
   Closed-toe shoes are required; sneakers or work boots that you don’t mind getting dirty are advisable. 
   Please leave valuables at home as secure storage is not available on site. 

   The 2019 Ladycats Soccer team finished the season 15-9-3 overall.  
   They finished 3rd place in district with a record of 7-3-2.  
   The program had its 11th consecutive playoff appearance.  
   Other outstanding achievements the Ladycats won their bracket in the Waller Tournament, posted a school record of 15 wins and 12 shutouts.  
   The Ladycats scored 86 goals, 8 shy of the record 94 posted in 2018.  
   Top scorers were Renna Breazeale-19, Jennifer Dabelgott-13, and Mercy Breazeale-9.  
   Leading assists Jennifer Dabelgott-13, Renna Breazeale-12 and Itzel Gonzalez-11.  
   Leading the defense was Amy Vestal with 440 steals, Haley Eidlebach-218, and Valeria Rubio with 127.
   All District selections:
   1st Team:
   Defensive MVP Amy Vestal
   Utility Player of the Year Jennifer Dabelgott
   Haley Eidlebach Defense
   Renna Breazeale Midfield

District 24-3A 
Track & Field results
Thursday, April 11
Van Vleck High School

   On Tuesday the Tigers traveled to Van Vleck and were trounced 18-1. 
   Losing pitcher was Cade Galvan. 
   Call Davant and Gordo Moreno each had one hit.
   On Friday the Tigers traveled to Hitchcock and won 14-0. Getting the win on the mound was Gordo Moreno. 
   Getting 2 hits each were: Josh Zarate, Moreno, Cade Galvan, Kameron Green, Logan Crow and Logan Pierce. 
   Getting 1 hit each were: Kaden Henry and Clay Ford.
   The Tigers are now 5-4 in district and 8-8 overall.    

   Tidehaven trustees unanimously approved two budget amendments to get the ball rolling on the Delvin L. Taska Stadium renovations and new construction Monday night.   
   The first budget amendment was approved for $2.765 million for turf field installation and renovating the new home side bleachers respectively.  
   “This covers the contract already approved for Hellas and Sturdisteel,” said TISD Superintendent Dr. Andrew Siegrist.  
   The second budget amendment for $150,900 covers various items such as furniture and engineering fees.   
   Trustees heard a presentation from engineer Kenneth Jurado about the stadium project and renovating older, existing features like parking lots, lighting, ticket booths and the concession stand. 

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