2016 march good things

8/18/2019 2016 March Good Things

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GOOD THINGSMarch 2016


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COLOR GUARD PLACES FIRSTThe Shy-Annes performed three team routines at

American Dance/Drill Team Competition at New

Caney High School against 39 other teams on

Saturday. The team placed 3rd in their division and

7th overall. Senior Destinee Vargas 6th place in her

solo event and freshman Victoria Denena 5th place.

Other awards included:

Team Sweepstakes

Gussie Nell Davis Award of Excellence

Judges Award – Jazz

Judges Award – Kick

Judges Award – Hip hop

Best Overall Technique

Best Overall Precision

Best Overall Choreography

Voted Best Team SportsmanshipAcademic Champions – 3rd Place

Best in Class – 3rd Place

Best of the Best Team – 7th Place

The color guard team competed at their first

competition of the year on Saturday at Morton Ranch

High School in Katy where they placed 1st out of 50

teams.

They started the season with the highest score of their

classification. This year’s show is entitled “The Day

After” with a post-apocalyptic theme.

SHY-ANNES EARN AWARD

STUDENT ART ON DISPLAY AT CAPITAL

Two art students will have their work on display at

the 2016 Texas Art Education Association Youth Art

Month Capital Show from February 29-March 5 atthe Texas State Capitol.

Sophomore Rachel Petry’s piece (below) and senior

Joan Fackler’s piece (right) were both recognized as

exceptional pieces of work.


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ORCHESTRA STUDENTS

EARN FIRST DIVISION

SADIE HAWKINS DANCE

Members of the orchestra competed in the solo

and ensemble contest at A&M Consol High

School on February 6. The following students

qualified for the State Solo & Ensemble to be

held at the University of Texas in Austin:

Kimberly Lamb on violin and piano, Lois

Warden on viola, and a string quartet consisting

of Sierra Barber, Laura Gonzalez, Alejandra

Reyes, and Terry Abigail.

The following students earned a first division:

Kimberly Lamb, Violin

Alondra Beiza, Violin

Michelle Sauza, Violin

Vanessa Gasper, Violin

Fiona Mikeal, Violin

Lois Warden, Viola

Abby Terry, Viola

Sierra Barber, Cello

Tomasa Ponce, Cello

Jacorien Bowers, Cello

Nicolas Roman, String Bass

Kimberly Lamb, Piano

Kendall Owen, Cherise Patterson, TomasaPonce, Michelle Sauza, Violin Quartet

Sierra Barber, Laura Gonzalez, Alejandra

Reyes, Abigail Terry, String Quartet

Joseph Hendrix, Carlos Martinex, Zach Prejean,

Cello Choir


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FCCLA, SKILLSUSA TEAMS ADVANCE TO STATECTE classes competed in

February with SkillsUSA and

students will advance to the

state meet at Corpus Christi.

Photography

Employment applicationprocess: Jacob Barrios – 2nd*

Action Skills: Steven

Gonzalez – 4th

Photography: Taylor Garcia –

4th*

Megan Murski – 3rd*

Rowdie Bright – 2nd*

Bridget Craig – 1st*

Projects

Rowdie Bright – 1st Best in

Show Portrait*

Taylor Garcia – 1st Best inShow Commercial Digital*

Steven Gonzalez – 1st*

Bridget Craig – 1st*

Witting Herman – 1st*

Kaitlyn Leminger – 1st*

Mary Grace Velez – 1st*

Brianna Crowson – 1st*

Alexyss Garcia – 1st*

Jennifer Gonzalez – 1st*

Megan Murski – 1st*

Rachel Petry – 1st*

Cory Isaacks – 1st*Brandie Medina – 1st*

Sarahi Martinez – 1st*

D’Nira Moncivais – 2nd

Katavia Thompson – 2nd

Catherine Badillo – 2nd

Jennifer Lopez – 2nd

Haleigh Hoelscher – 2nd

Jake Taylor – 2nd

Connor Campbell – 2nd

Alexandra Padilla – 3rd

Graphics

Valeria Mendoza:

Ad design competition – 3rd

place – Qualified for State

technical exam.

Ad design job exhibit –

Superior **Best in show**

Advances to state

Promotional Bulletin Board

leadership team project:

Samantha Torres and Valeria

Mendoza – 4th place

3D Animation team

competition: MichaelHendrick and Joshua

Sebesta: – 4th place

Ad design job exhibit: Jacob

Ramirez

– Superior

Ad design job exhibit: Jorge

Rico – Superior

Ad design Job exhibit:

Aracely Mata – Excellent

Ad design Job exhibit: Toby

Davis

– Excellent


Danielle VanOrman –Excellent


Madelyn Giles

– Good

Computer Science

Interactive Applications and

Video Game Design: Austin

Carter, Thomas Schwalen and

Tanner Davis – 1st place team

Computer Programming:

Andre Montague – 1st place

Architectural and

Engineering

Architectural Design Project :

Russell Oplinger

Engineering Design Project :

Mariah Guerrero (Best-of-

Show)

Reed Osburn

Computer-Aided Technical

Drafting Contest :

John Imperial – Second Place

Reed Osburn – Fourth PlaceArchitectural Drafting

Contest:

Joey Robinson – Third Place

Auto Technology

Diesel engine service

technology :

Josue Salazar 1st place

Alberto Yanez 3rd Place

Automotive technology quiz

bowl :

Team Josue Salazar andAlberto Yanez 5th Place

Automotive service

technology notebook

Contest :

Carlos Garcia 3rd Place

Westin Weathers 4th Place

Automotive tool

identification contest:

Nathanael Garcia 3th place

Weston Weathers 6th place

Carlos Garcia 13th place

Ronald Johnson 14th place

Erick Moreno Lemus 16th

place

Qwen’Darius Brown 17th

place

Automotive Service projec

Westin Weathers 1st placeAlberto Yanez 1st place

Josue Salazar 1st place

Ronald Johnson 1st place

Carlos Garcia 1st place

Erick Moreno Lemus 2nd

Place

FCCLA students competed

Galveston in February. The

following students will

advance to state:

Autumn Boyd – Gold

Keilah Noriega – Gold

Abraham Hernandez – Silv

Andrew McComb – Silver

Mark Duran – Silver

Yamile Sanchez – Silver

Rodney Young – Bronze

Lorenzo Gomez – Bronze

Photo by: Bridget Craig Photo by: Rowdie Bright


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V I K

I N G A T H

L E T I

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REGION

Fourteen swimmers competed in the

region swim meet held at the Texas

A&M REC center. All swimmers

returned on day two after making finals

in the events held the day before.

Sophomore Julia Cook placed first in

both the 100 freestyle and the 50

freestyle to advanced to the state meet in

Austin.

With her oustanding

performance, Julia also earned the Girls

Region Athlete of the Meet Award.

Other swimmers who earned awards

include: Joel Coppernoll: 6th in 500 free,7th in 200 free; Marco Gutierrez: 4th in

100 breast, 5th in 200IM; the boys 200

free relay: Joel Coppernoll, Collin

Darnell, Marco Gutierrez, Jackson

Thurstin 7th place; and the boys 200

medley relay: Marco Gutierrez, Matt

Hutchinson, Joel Coppernoll, Addison

Ayers 8th

STATE

At the state meet, Cook earned twogold medals and set two new state

records.

In the 100-yard freestyle event she

recorded a time of 49.27, crushing the

old record of 49.63

During the finals for the 50-yard

freestyle event Cook just missed her day-

old record she set in the prelims of 22.86

with a 22.96 to defend her title from last

year.

OLYMPIC TRIALS

Cook qualified for the U.S. Olympic

Trials in the 100-meter backstroke at the

Speedo Sectionals swim meet at the

Texas A&M Rec Center.

Cook qualified with a time of 1:02.58

which was second only to two-time

Olympic gold medalist Kirsty Coventry,

who finished in 1:00.08.


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V I K

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The wrestling team competed at theDistrict 10-5A wrestling tournament at

Huntsville High School on February 6. In

the 14 weight classes for the boys varsity,

Bryan advances 12 to the regional

tournament and the other 2 qualified as

alternates.

Individual finishes:

106 Aaron Salinas 1st place

113 Larry Duron 3rd place

120 Spencer Pierce 3rd126 Cody Murph 5th (alternate)

132 Dustine Korzynski 4th

138 Thomas Riojas 3rd145 Caden Scott 3rd

152 David Frasier 3rd

160 Cooper McCall 3rd

170 JaMarcus Thomas 2nd

182 Kamonte Ross4th

195 Ezra Hernandez 1st

220 Kaleb Jenkins 5th

285 Derrick Green 1st

The lone female wrestler from Bryan 128

Teya Villalpando also placed 1st and willmove on to regional.

Viking Relay Results

Boys

Shot put: 1st Dedrick Davis, , 48-3 1/2;

2nd Jordan Driver, 47-1 1/2

Discus: 6th Jordan Driver, 125-7 3/4

High jump: 2nd Roderick Crenshaw, 5-8

Long jump: 2nd Hunter Batten, 19-11 1/2

Triple jump: 2nd Joseph Hedge, 41-10

400 relay: 4th Bryan 44.1800: 1st Gus Hancock, 2:00.61

110 hurdles: 3rd Trevor Schriver, 18.21

800 relay: 6th Bryan, 1:38.47

400: 6th Jackson Wagner, 54.16

1,600 relay: 6th Bryan, 3:39.48

Team totals: 5th Bryan 72

Girls

Shot put: 1st Chassidy Rusk, 39-6 1/2;

2nd Charnell Gibson, 32-11 1/2

High jump: 2nd Miranda Golden, 4-10;

3rd KeeKee Nowlin, 4-10; 4th Jamie

Kennedy, 4-10

Long jump: 6th Rayla Hawkins, 15-8 1/2

Pole vault: 1st Christine McCall, 10-0

3,200: 6th Sam Hernandez, 13:36.95

400 relay: 2nd Bryan, 49.36

800: 5th Alise Mack, 2:49.33; 6th Lydia

Castillo, 2:49.78100: 3rd Quinteria Johnson, 13.01

800 relay: 1st Bryan, 1:44.61

400: 5th Cassie Soto, 1:03.97

300 hurdles: 2nd Miranda Golden, 49.02

200: 1st Jamie Kennedy, 26.13

1,600: 6th Sam Hernandez, 6:20.65

1,600 relay: 5th Bryan, 4:39.0;

Team totals: 1st Bryan, 119


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B H S S I G

N I N

G D A

YSeniors Tyson Washington

and Darrell Anderson signed

letters of intent to play

football for Texas A&T while

seniors Dedrick Davis and BJ

Ross signed with the

University of Mary Hardin

Baylor.

Seniors Cecil Banks signed

letter of intent to play footb

for Howard Payne Univers

Seniors Rebecca Adcock

signed a letter of intent to

play soccer for McNeese

State University.

Seniors

Chandon Morr

signed a letter

of intent to pla

softball for

Ranger Colleg

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