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Thu
27
Jun

"Tidehaven approves stadium concession stand bid" by: Jessica Shepard

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   Tidehaven ISD trustees unanimously approved just over $656,000 as a construction bid to Lynn Construction Company for a new concession stand at Delvin L. Taska Stadium during their regular meeting Monday, June 24.
   Since it was his company bidding for the job, trustee Stuart Lynn abstained from voting.
   “I do want to point out that we’re using local guys to do the work,” he said prior to the vote.
   Other company bids were over $1.3 and $1.4 million for the two Houston-based companies, CDM7 and Fielder’s Choice, respectively.
   “When we had Stuart do our windstorm certification as the lowest bid he saved us tens, if not thousands of dollars for the district,” said board president Stephen Crow.
   “With this concession stand project bid, it helps us stay within our numbers for the entire stadium renovation.”

Thu
13
Jun

Texas Trio Classic

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Sentinel photo/Mike Reddell
Nathan Lubbers, left, and Dan Pustka weigh fish at the Texas Trio Classic last Saturday at Matagorda Harbor. Founded by a local group of young men, the event is the state’s largest inshore fishing tournament. It supports several local non-profits.

Thu
13
Jun

Aquacat swim meet

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This photo is from the Bay City Aquacats meet last Saturday at Valiant Pool.
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Thu
06
Jun

New BCHS stadium shaping up

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Construction is underway for the new stadium at Bay City High School. Workers frame out the new press box over the home side bleachers. Construction is predicted to be completed this September this year.

Thu
06
Jun

Tidehavne 7on7 qualifies for state

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The Tidehaven 7 on 7 team recently won the Falls City Tournament and qualified to go to the state tourney

Thu
06
Jun

Four BCHS seniors commit to collegiate sports

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Four Bay City High School athletes signed with colleges during a recent ceremony. The four were, from left: Amonie Hall, Stephen Estraca, Jonathan Smith and Steven Solis. Hall, the daughter of Kim Ramirez Bryant and Terry Bryant, signed with Arlington Baptist University for cross country, basketball and track. Estraca, the son of Stephen and Josephine Estraca, will swim and dive for Austin College; Smith, the son of Randy and Julie Smith, will run track for Texas A&M University – Kingsville. Solis, son of David Solis and Cecilia Flores, will play football for North American University, Stafford. Athletic director Patrick Matthews is in the background.

Thu
30
May

Koliba, Moreno chosen to play All-Star games

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Tidehaven High School celebrated signings by two Tiger baseball standouts, Gordo Moreno and Cade Galvan. Both inked with the Cedar Valley College Suns. Back row, from left: Coach Robert Bruscoe, Marcus Moreno, Coach Eddie Russell, Mike Galvan, Coach Bobby Gonzales. Front row, from left: Ronica Moreno, Gordo Moreno, Cade Galvan and Janie Galvan.
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   Two Matagorda County high school seniors – Travis Koliba from Van Vleck and Gordo Moreno from Tidehaven - were chosen to play in all-star games in June.
   Koliba was chosen to play in the Texas High School Baseball Coaches Association (THSBCA) All-Star Game in Round Rock June 15.
    THSBCA picks the best players from 2A through 4A baseball from around Texas, according to a press release from the Van Vleck ISD website.
    Moreno was selected to play in the Houston Area Coaches Association All Star Game at Constellation field in Sugar Land at 4:30 p.m. Monday, June 3.
    Moreno will represent the 5A and under South squad. 
    Koliba was the District 24-3A Overall MVP this season.
    Moreno was the district’s Defensive MVP. 

Thu
23
May

"VVISD OKs $4.2m for gym, auditorium renovations" by: Jessica Shepard

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   Van Vleck ISD trustees unanimously approved a maximum price of $4,269,789 for high school gym and auditorium renovations during their regular meeting, Monday, May 20.
   With that price point, that puts the total bond project at just over $83 million so far, with about $4 million left to spend – the original amount passed by voters in 2017 was $88.2 million.
   “We went out for bids May 8 and are just under budget and are able to get all five of our alternate projects met with this bid,” said Sofia Dusek, PBK architect project executive.
   “We came in at about $400,000 under and we’re really proud of that.”
   “We had a really good subcontractor turnout and we’re very pleased with the numbers,” said PBK Architect Ron Bailey. 

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Thu
23
May

Palacios seniors sign to continue athletics, education at collegiate level

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Four Palacios High School seniors signed in a recent ceremony to declare their intention to continue both athletics and education at colleges and universities in three states. Matthew Aparicio, son of Alfred and Deborah Aparicio signed to run track at TAMU Kingsville. Andrew Manrriquez son of Mario Manrriquez and Miesha Lee signed with OUAZ - Ontario University in Surprise, Ariz., to play football. Josh Post, son of James and Carla Post, signed to play football at Austin College in Sherman. Chris Tovar, son of Jose and Sylvia Tovar signed with Buena Vista University in Iowa to play football.

Thu
23
May

Serve Outdoors hosts Kid Fish at MCBNC

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Serve Outdoors Kid Fish at MCBNC
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