Aledo Middle School vs. McAnally
Seventh grade: A - AMS 26, MMS 8; B - MMS 29, AMS 12; C - AMS 26, MMS 0.
Eighth grade: A - AMS 21, MMS 0; B - AMS 28, MMS 0; C - MMS 2, AMS 0.
Varsity: North Crowley 70, Weatherford 7
Weatherford standouts: Cutter Kennedy 15-of-27, 152 yards, TD passing; DJ Quimby 24 carries, 68 yards rushing, 6 catches, 58 yards receiving; Jakob Hemphill 6-49, TD receiving; Bryant Davis 1-49 receiving.
Weatherford Hall vs. Weatherford Tison
Seventh grade A: Hall 20, Tison 12, Hall Players of the Game Weston Neyland, Greyson Wheeler, William Neri, and Tyson Gray.
Eighth grade A: Hall 22, Tison 20.
Eighth grade B: Hall 30, Tison 8.
Weatherford JV Open at Canyon West
Weatherford girls, first place, boys second place.
Addison Parks, girls tournament champions with an 82.
Hudson Spikes, third among boys with an 80.
WC teams take reserve championships in inaugural home rodeo
The Parker County Sheriff’s Posse Arena was the backdrop to the first home event for the WC rodeo team as part of the newly formed Lone Star Region. Both the men’s and women’s teams were crowned reserve champions on Saturday night.
Great crowds and a winning attitude made it a weekend to remember for the Coyotes. Head rodeo coach Johnny Emmons commented on how nice it was to see the community come and show their support for WC.
“I know it will grow from here,” he said. “I think we impressed a lot of people with the quality of the production and competition level. We had a great rodeo and look forward to the next one!”
Jake Shelton took home the men’s all-around champion award, competing well in the tiedown roping, steer wrestling and steer roping events.
In tiedown roping, Shelton scored an 8.9 in the first round and an 8.1 in the second for a 17.0 total to win second. He received an 11.5 on two for fifth place in steer wrestling and a 19.8 for 11th place in steer roping.
Dalton Huston and Brock Rouse were the team roping champions with a score of 5.2 in the first, and a 7.4 in the short go for a total of 12.6. Bryce Bunting and his partner, Kyler Goad from Vernon College, won second overall with an 18.5 score on two.
In saddle bronc, Mitchie Story came away with an 85 in the first round and an 80 in the short go for a 165 total to win second.
Alexis Hutchings placed second in goat tying with a 7 in the first round, and a 7.1 in the second for a total of 14.1. Dallas Jo Kennan took home third on a 14.6 score on two.
In barrel racing, Acey Pinkston had a total run score of 35.27 on two to place third.
Noah Lee took home second place for bull riding with a score of 80, and Macate Trammell placed third with a score of 76.
The Coyotes will be on the road at the end of the month, competing on Oct. 23-25 at the Fiesta Arena at the San Angelo Fairgrounds.
Pickleball tourney
The 2nd Annual Aledo High School Pickleball Fundraiser will be held from 8 a.m.-4 p.m on Saturday, Oct. 25 at the AHS courts. Proceeds go to improving the AHS tennis facilities.
Rain date is Nov. 1.
Entry fee for the doubles tournament, which is double-elimination, is $80 per team. T-shirts to those who register.
The tournament will have multiple brackets. There will also be food trucks and raffles.
Visit the Bearcat Tennis Facebook page for more.
Aledo Middle School vs. Mansfield McKinzey
Seventh grade: A lost 24-26, 21-25; B won 13-25, 25-18, 15-9; C won 25-21, 25-21.
Eighth grade: A won 26-24, 25-18; B lost 25-20, 14-25, 6-15; C won 25-20, 27-25.
Lady Roos playing for second in district
Following their 25-13, 27-25, 25-13 win over North Crowley, the Weatherford Lady Roos (22-13, 7-3 in District 3-6A) are in the playoffs with either second or third in district. They were hosting Crowley at press time and travel to Mansfield Lake Ridge on Oct. 24 in a battle for second place in district.
Thibaut named POTW for second consecutive week
For the second time in two weeks, freshman outside hitter of Weatherford College Beline Thibaut is the Northern Texas Junior College Athletic Conference Player of the Week. This time she was named the defensive POTW, whereas she was previously named POTW for offense.
This marks the first time this season a player for WC has been recognized for both offensive and defensive player of the week, and the second time a player has received back-to-back acknowledgement for their efforts on the courts. The first back-to-back player was Kiana Souza for the weeks of Sept. 4 and Sept. 12.
The Marseille, France, native led the Coyote defense in both digs and blocks, with 14 and four, respectively.
Thibaut totaled 21 digs for WC, averaging nearly four per set, in their matchups against NCTC and Ranger. She also led the team in aces with six total over both games.
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