The Lady Bucks Varsity squared-off against the Lady Hawks of Iowa Park Friday, Sept. 4 in an attempt to stop the threematch losing skid, but to no avail, as they lost in straight sets, 16-25, 17-25 and 22-25. Although the girls improved in each set, they couldn’t scramble together a win.
Haylie Mendoza #6, the lone freshman on the Lady Bucks team, gets a nice tip back over to the Lady Bulldogs of Clyde Also in the photo is #10 Kerstyn Kelly, #1 Jesi Warren, #12 Kylee Willis, and #15 Jimena Palacios, who was everywhere that match and even got a tip over, at the net.
Jesi Warren #1 adds another kill shot to her growing list. This one against the Lady Panthers of Paradise. Also backing her up are #10 Kerstyn Kelly, #12 Kylee Willis, #3 Reigen Robertson, #8 Savannah Fade and the Libero, #21L Haigen Thompson. B.A. photo by Jean Hayworth
Kerstyn Kelly #10 completely hides the other person at the net which is the hands of #6 Haylie Mendoza. Also backing them up is #15 Jimena Palacios, #1 Jesi Warren, and #11 Lilly Woodward.
Kylee Willis #12 goes up for a convincing kill shot in the match against the Lady Panthers of Paradise. Also in the photo is #10 Kerstyn Kelly, #1 Jesi Warren, #2 Abby Parker, and #3, Reigen Robertson.
Stephens Memorial Hospital District, Stephens County, and the City of Breckenridge have entered an interlocal agreement, and SMH will provide a venue for senior citizens.
Despite the rain and mud, the Breckenridge High School varsity boys and girls ran the Haskell course on Wednesday, Sept. 2. By the time the junior high took the trail, the rain had stopped. The runners had to deal with the muddy conditions.
The Lady Bucks teams traveled to Hawley for another brush-up of skills before moving forward to their doubleheader on Tuesday, Sept. 1, at the Lady Bucks home court.
Head Coach Kassiah Hudson starts the season with a clean slate as the Head Volleyball coach for the Lady Bucks. She brought along Anthony Kelly as her assistant and he will coach the Lady Bucks Junior Varsity team, which has three juniors and a parcel of sophomores and one lone freshman. Coach Hudson also added Kyrah Bailey of Hawley, who will coach the freshman team. She played two years of college volleyball, which should help in the knowledge of the game area. This is her first year of coaching. Heather Reatherford is a BHS gal who has returned and she will coach the junior high girl’s volleyball and basketball teams and will have her first year of coaching. She will also help Anthony Kelly coach the Lady Bucks softball team. She was an outstanding softball player during her tenure at BHS and will have an opportunity to encourage and inspire the girls on the field. She also played two years of college softball at Angelo State University and won two state championship rings.
The new Cross Country coaches, Bryan and Brittaney Goehring traveled to Millsap for the first meet of the year, which combined the runners from Breckenridge High School (BHS) and Breckenridge Junior High School (BJHS).
