Softball season has gotten underway with the Lady Bucks taking on Comanche with an (8-0) win, on Feb. 9. Senior, Caroline Turner, only pitched one inning for the Lady Bucks in that game, but struck out all three batters. She gave up no hits, no runs and no walks.
C. Lehr came in first in the 3200 Meter Run with a time of 10:45.49 minutes and Evan Moore came in second with a time of 11:13.4 minutes to give the Bucks a first and second place win in the 3200. The event took place at the Buckaroo Relays Thursday, Feb. 25.
Once again it is time to get out and practice for the annual Elks sponsored Hoop Shoot/Free Throw Contest. The Contest will be held at 10 a.m. on Saturday, March 6, at L.T. Cook Gym in Breckenridge. The Director for the contest is Wayne Justus of the BPOE Elks #1480, at 254-477-394. This contest is funded by the Elks National Foundation and is a Free Throw contest for ages 8 to 13. Each age group is determined by the contestant’s age as of April 1, 2021 and open to both boys and girls.
In a must-win game, the Bucks were unable to pull it off despite a valiant effort losing their last game of the regular season to the Bowie Jackrabbits, 45-57.
The Lady Bucks Varsity Softball team got off to a great start in their second scrimmage of the season on Tuesday, Feb. 9, against the Comanche Lady Indians by winning in a shutout, 8-0.
The four seniors from the Lady Bucks basketball team were honored after their win against the Henrietta Lady Bearcats on Feb. 2 at home. Pictured from the left are: Kylee Willis #22, Reigen Robertson #3, Nayeli Hernandez #5 and Alexis Navarro #35. Kylee played all four years of varsity basketball and three years of varsity volleyball and four years of varsity track. She is going to Abilene Christian University to study Kinesiology. Reigen plans to attend Tarleton State University and study Bio-medical Science for a Pre-Dental course of study. Nayeli plans to go to Abilene Christian University or Baylor Univ. and major in education. Alexis plans to attend Baylor University for Pre-Med studies. Photo by Jean Hayworth
The Lady Bucks played their last home game on Feb. 2 against the Henrietta Lady Bearcats and won, 30-22, which gave the Lady Bucks, not only their first District win, but put them in a threeway tie for fourth place.
One of the oldest sports, dating back during ancient Greece, will have its kickoff on Feb. 25 starting at 4 p.m. at the South Elementary School Track & Field.
The Bucks played the Henrietta Bearcats Tuesday, Feb. 2 and won convincingly, 66-49. The Bucks started behind by a bucket at the end of the first quarter 12-14. Arellano had two three-pointers and two buckets and Lawson added a bucket.
Historically, the actual coronation program was handled by the yearbook staff and faculty advisers for many years. Among those who handled the coronation preparations under that system included Beatrice Moore, Helen Thomas, Marcia Harrison, Cindy Robbins and Krista Wilcox. After that, there was a group of mothers, from past coronations, who volunteered to handle the coronation preparations, which lasted about five years. After that period, the coronation reverted back to the BHS Yearbook staff and faculty advisers at BHS. This year, Krista Wilcox, from the Breckenridge Junior High School staff, returns to help with preparations along with Leah Robertson of the BHS faculty.
