Sports

There were 18 participants in the Parks & Recreation Department’s 2022 Camo Half K Saturday morning, Jan. 29, at LeTulle Park. Cale Crowley carried Haylee Hadash on his back after the race for her to receive the trophy for the slowest runner. Other trophies went to: Robert Reed - fastest overall and male; Nicole Sears – fastest female; Stephanie Reed - best Camo. Sentinel photo/Mike Reddell

There were 18 participants in the Parks & Recreation Department’s 2022 Camo Half K Saturday morning, Jan. 29, at LeTulle Park. Cale Crowley carried Haylee Hadash on his back after the race for her to receive the trophy for the slowest runner. Other trophies went to: Robert Reed - fastest overall and male; Nicole Sears – fastest female; Stephanie Reed - best Camo. Sentinel photo/Mike Reddell

2022 Camo Half K

Photo: Lisa Moya Above the girls’ 400 free relay - (from left) Victoria Sliva, Cali Morales,  Megan Moya and Lucy Frick and - got a win to close out the meet.

Photo: Lisa Moya Above the girls’ 400 free relay - (from left) Victoria Sliva, Cali Morales, Megan Moya and Lucy Frick and - got a win to close out the meet.

"Bay City, Van Vleck, Palacios compete at district swim meet in Victoria" By Bob Button BCHS Swimming Coach

BCHS traveled to Victoria Thursday for the District 27-5A Swimming & Diving Championships.    The meet director is correcting meet results and has indicated that we will not receive finalized results any sooner than Monday.
There were 14 brave participants for the Bay City Parks and Recreation Department’s Polar Plunge 2022 at Hilliard Pool Saturday, Jan. 8. The water temperature of 62 degrees may not have been polar, but it was chilly, judging by expressions of those who entered the pool.  Sentinel photo/Mike Reddell

There were 14 brave participants for the Bay City Parks and Recreation Department’s Polar Plunge 2022 at Hilliard Pool Saturday, Jan. 8. The water temperature of 62 degrees may not have been polar, but it was chilly, judging by expressions of those who entered the pool. Sentinel photo/Mike Reddell

Polar Plunge 2022