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Daily Newspaper and Travel Guide
for Pecos Country of West Texas

Friday, April 2, 2004

Eagles to use new pitchers in road games

The Pecos Eagles baseball and softball teams will be traveling south today, and will be using different pitchers than they have in recent games, when the girls go to Presidio to face the Blue Devils and the boys travel to Fort Stockton to take on the Panthers.

It’s the first game of the second half of the District 4-3A schedule for Pecos’ girls and the first road game in district play for the boys. The girls’ game is scheduled for a 5 p.m. start, while the boys will face Fort Stockton beginning at 7 p.m.

The girls were in Fort Stockton on Tuesday, where they shut out the Prowlers, 6-0, behind Stephanie Herrera’s one-hitter, to take a one-game lead over Fort Stockton in the race for the third and final district playoff berth. The Eagles are 3-2 in distrct, including a 15-0 home field victory over Presidio back on March 16. Herrera pitched the first two innings of that game, leaving after the Eagles had built a 14-0 lead. However, she will be competing at the Permian Basin Relays in Kermit today, so either her sister, Amalie, or Hillery Hinojos, will pitch against the Blue Devils.

Pecos’ boys opened District 4-3A baseball with a pair of wins, the latest a 7-2 victory on Tuesday over Monahans. Josh Anchondo went the distance on the mound in both victories, but for tonight, coach Elias Payan said either Jose Reyes or Eddie Vela would start for the Eagles.

Fort Stockton won their 4-3A opener over Kermit, but has dropped two road games since then, the latest by a 10-6 score on Tuesday in Presidio.

Junior swimmers win one division at Monahans

The Pecos Eagles’ junior swim team will be in Andrews for a meet on Saturday, their third of the 2004 spring season.

Last week, the Eagles won the junior high boys division in competition at Monahans, while the Loboes’ swim teams took the girls junior high title, along with the elementary school boys and girls titles. Pecos finished tied for second on the boys’ side with Andrews, and third on the girls’ side, while the junior high girls ended up in fourth place.

On the boys’ side, the 200 yard freestyle relay, Frankie Morin, Brian Carrasco, Josh Elliott and Alfredo Tellez-Giron took first, while the same four swimmers placed second in the 200 medley relay. Individually, Morin and Carrasco placed second and third in the 200 yard freestyle; Morin and Tellez-Giron were third and fifth in the 50 yard freestyle; Carrasco and Tellez-Giron were third and fourth in the 50 yard butterfly; Elliott was first and Tellez-Giron fifth in the 100 yard freestyle; Elliott was first and Morin third in the 100 yard backstroke; Elliott was first in the 200 individual medley; and Carrasco was second in the 100-yard breaststroke.

The junior high girls didn’t have enough swimmers to field relay teams at Monahans. In the individual events, Lyndsay Chowning won the 200 individual medley and was third in the 200 yard freestyle; Nevya Rodriguez was eighth and Amanda Dunivan 10th in the 50 free; Chowning was second in the 50 yard butterfly; Rodriguez was fourth and Dunivan seventh in the 100 yard freestyle; Rodriguez was fourth in the 100 backstroke and Dunivan was ninth in the 100 yard breaststroke.

For the elementary school girls, Adrianna Roman, Marissa Elizondo, Lauren Elliott and Jessica Dickenson won the 200 freestyle relay, while Roman, Elizondo, Elliott and Rayann Box were second in the 200-medley relay. Individually, Elliott was first in the 200 yard freestyle; Dickenson was ninth in the 50 yard freestyle; Roman was second, Elizondo fourth, Box seventh, Sydney Salcido eighth, Priscilla Sotelo ninth, Delma Martinez 13th and Julie Licon 19th in the 25 yard freestyle; Box was fifth in the girls 25 yard fly; Roman was third and Dickenson fourth in the 100 yard freestyle; Elliott was first and Roman 12th in the 50 yard backstroke; Elizondo was fifth, Salcido sixth, Sotelo eighth, Box ninth, Martinez 12th and Licon 16th in the 25 yard backstroke; Elliott was first in the girls 100 yard medley; and Dickeson was second and Elizondo third in the 25-yard breaststroke.

The elementary level boys didn’t field relay teams, while individually, Edward and Carlos Navarro were fourth and fifth in the 50 yard freestyle; Derek Teague was first in the 50 yard butterfly; Edward Navarro was first in the 25 yard butterfly; Teague was first and Carlos Navarro third in the 100 freestyle; Carlos Navarro was first in the 25 yard backstroke; Teague was first in the 50 yard breaststroke and Edward Navarro was first in the 25 yard breaststroke.



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