Sports

The Jacksboro FCCLA competed in the State FCCLA STAR Events competition and placed five teams in the top 5. Four teams advanced to the National FCCLA competition that will be held later this year. Team results are as follows:

Chapter in Review Display-Level 3

1st Place, National Qualifier

Chapter in Review Display-Level 2

1st Place, National Qualifier

Ashlyn Nunley

Wendy Guerrero

Chapter in Review Portfolio-Level 2

GRAFORD – A 15-run first inning by the hostesses dug Bryson a hole they couldn’t get out of as Graford needed just 79 minutes to take care of the Cowgirls, 16-1 in three innings April 13.

Bryson had a brief lead here, leadoff hitter Allie Orr getting hit by a pitch and moving over on groundouts by Tracy Hauger and Windsor Godfrey. An error on a strikeout, allowed Orr to score and Riley Valliant to get aboard.

BOWIE – This is getting to be old hat.

For the second time this year, Jacksboro’s softballers did battle with Nocona here at Lady Rabbit Field because of heavy rains at their fields. The first one easily went the way of Jacksboro, which posted a 19-0 win.

This one didn’t have quite the offense but the result was the same as Jacksboro continued down the rematch path with Holliday for a district title with a 12-1 victory over the Lady Indians.

Jacksboro is 9-1 in District 7-3A and 23-6 overall while Nocona remains winless in the loop at 0-10.

Jacksboro’s girls tricksters finished fourth at the District 7-3A Meet and qualified a number for the area meet.

BOWIE – After a tough loss, a slow start in the next game can be expected.

BOWIE – Jacksboro fell behind 6-2 to the host Jackrabbits Friday night but used two big innings late to take what seemed like a safe lead.