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Anna Hernandez photo A Tidehaven coach watches as players go through an agility drill last week.

Anna Hernandez photo A Tidehaven coach watches as players go through an agility drill last week.

"Tigers returning for fall workouts bigger, stronger, faster, says Lucio " by: Mike Reddell

   Tidehaven Head Coach David Lucio said the players returned in better shape for the first week of workouts.    “A lot of our boys have come back significantly bigger, stronger and faster,” Lucio remarked.      “So far we have gotten what we expected,” he added.

Tidehaven introduces new coaches

   Tidehaven Head Coach David Lucio introduced his new coaches.    “Will Dowell will be coaching our offensive line and powerlifting.      “Will comes over from Van Vleck where he coached for his father up until his retirement.      “Allen Roberts will coach defensive backs and track.
Contributed photo The Tidehaven High School football camp

Contributed photo The Tidehaven High School football camp

"Lucio excited about Tidehaven returning experienced seniors" by: Mike Reddell

   “We are excited about this season,” said Tidehaven Head Coach David Lucio.      “We have a number of seniors that have been starting since their freshmen year. They will be joined by a couple of classes that have a ton of talent,” he said.
Sentinel Photo/Mike Reddell Fomer Bay City Blackcat pitcher David Perez, flanked by his parents, Vincent Perez, Sr. and Kelli Briggs, signed with McMurry University to play baseball Monday at Bay City High School. Perez was a standout in both baseball and football at BCHS.

Sentinel Photo/Mike Reddell Fomer Bay City Blackcat pitcher David Perez, flanked by his parents, Vincent Perez, Sr. and Kelli Briggs, signed with McMurry University to play baseball Monday at Bay City High School. Perez was a standout in both baseball and football at BCHS.

Perez signs with McMurry