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200 medley relay, 200 free relay, 400 free relay; Courtney Pope, senior - 200 free, 500 free; Kaylie Webster, junior - 200 IM; Chelsea Coneset, junior - 50 free; Molly Knowles, junior - 100 fly; Jill Rothgery, sophomore - 100 back. • LINCOLN-WAY EAST: 200 medley relay, 200 free relay, 400 free relay; Alyssa Toland, senior - 200 IM, 500 free; Callan McDermott, junior - 200 IM; Katie Smith, freshman - 50 free; Mary Reilly, junior, 100 free; Sloane McDermott, sophomore - 100 back. • LINCOLN-WAY CENTRAL:  

Now that the fall season has concluded, Coupeville and Oak Harbor high school athletes have received all-league, local team, and varsity letter awards. Juniors Adrianna Royal, Allison Duvenez, and Tyler King all earned all-Wesco North first team honors in cross country. Sophomore Matt Reith was named to the second team, and senior Jessica Denmon received honorable mention.  

In times of stress, it's good to have a best friend by your side. The theme is "A Generous Friend." Special speaker will be Kendra Smiley of East Lynn, who teaches Bible-based skills and motivates people to make positive life changes.  

GREETLAND Goldstars under 10s Girls took the honours against a battling North East Leeds team, winning 5-0 and maintaining their excellent start to the season. Grace Walker's defence splitting pass found Shauna Hopkins, who finished in style and, after Walker had gone close, Hopkins tucked the ball home to make it 2-0. Katie Smith made it 3-0 when she steered the ball into the corner of the net. tland defenders Lucy Raine and Sophie Jackson were in commanding form and on the one occasion the NEL att  

Allison Broadway, Elizabeth Grubbs, Lilly Stone. 2nd grade : Nathan Boyd, Amiyah Moore, Chloe Pope. 3rd grade: Chelsea Rackley.  

All four Boerne varsity basketball teams saw their first action last week with a full slate of games scheduled between now and Thanksgiving. The Boerne Champion girls kicked off their season at home on November 10 with a solid 49-37 victory over Stevens, exacting revenge for last year's season opening 43-39 loss to the Lady Falcons. Hilary Lumpkins and Katie Smith each scored ten points with Paige Grandjean and Brooke Allemand just short of double figures with nine points each.  

Guards Shelby Campbell (13 ppg, 4.5 rpg., 2.5 apg), Kelsey Nowlin (7 ppg, 3 rpg, 1 apg) and posts Tiera Norris (6.5 ppg, 4 rpg), Katie Smith (4.5 ppg, 3 rpg). Outlook: The Lady Blaze should be improved by being a year older. Throw in the addition of move-ins NeTanya Jackson (McGavock), Kaitlyn Keen (Pennsylvania) and Nichole Knight (California) combined with the development of Smith and sophomore post Kortnay Cox and this will be a deep team that can play small or big.  

Burlington High School senior Kayla Uhlenhake was the unanimous girls volleyball Player of the Year in the Southern Lakes Conference in the recently-announced All-SLC team. Burlington, which ended Westosha's run of titles with the SLC regular-season and tournament title, had just two played picked for the first team - Uhlenhake as a setter/right side hitter and outside hitter Mandi Baumeister. They were joined on the first team by Kaitlyn Wilks, the senior middle hitter from Union Grove, Westosha midd  

The Overton County Junior Wildcats Squad competed at the TTU Cheer and Dance Classic on Saturday, Nov. 14. Despite battling injury and illness for the two weeks leading up to the competition, the team gave a good performance. Coach Farris stated, "We were disappointed with our third place finish in the Cheer Division. Our routine was solid with the exception of our pyramid sequence not hitting. All other stunts hit, but the pyramid cost us."