Sports

With the success of the Junior Tiger/Tigerette program this Fall, it has been extended into basketball season. Being part of the program, which is for students in K-6th grade, has benefits such as free admission to all home basketball games, a T-shirt with your players’ name and number, a special meet the team and coaches pizza party and the opportunity to stand with your player at a designated home game for the national anthem and starting lineups.

PERRIN – For the first two games of Thursday night’s Perrin-Woodson volleyball match, Lady Pirate Coach Rebekah Bland was asking herself where her team was, the squad appearing in a funk. Fortunately for Perrin, the squad rebounded in its final two games and posted a 21-25, 2520, 25-17, 25-16 victory over the Cowgirls.

On Saturday, the Jacksboro High School girls runners took part in the Decatur Reunion Run. The Tigerettes, who finished 9th out of 15 teams overall, were led by Brailyn Tullous in 19th with a time of 13:58.82. She was followed by Judit Herrera in 27th in 14:17.96. Madison Collins was 54th in 15:23.56. Dylan Nichols came in 61st after a time of 15:26.75, Kennedy Lowther was 65th in 15:28.85 followed by Michelle Barron in 85th with a time of 16:53.80.

NOCONA – For the second time this year, Bryson’s volleyball team suffered a loss to Class 2A Nocona, 25-23, 25-16, 25-14, Friday, Sept. 30. Bryson used serving points from Tracy Hauger and Emery Fisher to get out to a 5-1 lead in the opener, aided by front court work from Riley Valliant. A Hanna Perez kill and Zoey Morrow’s ace kept the lead at 11-8.

City View came into Tiger Gym on Tuesday, Sept. 27, looking to end the first round of District 7-3A play on a high note.