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The Wellington Lady Rockets, including Charlee Bodine, Addy Mock, Angela Lewis, Alyssa Lewis, Presley Kane, Audrey Jones, Abby Garcia, Leslie Orozco and Hadlee Gomez, compete at the UIL 2A Region I Cross Country Championship Monday, Oct. 24 at Mae Simmons Park in Lubbock. Courtesy Photo

The Wellington Lady Rockets, including Charlee Bodine, Addy Mock, Angela Lewis, Alyssa Lewis, Presley Kane, Audrey Jones, Abby Garcia, Leslie Orozco and Hadlee Gomez, compete at the UIL 2A Region I Cross Country Championship Monday, Oct. 24 at Mae Simmons Park in Lubbock. Courtesy Photo

Lady Rockets miss state-qualifying finishes

WELLINGTON — The Wellington Lady Rockets missed a chance at state this year,finishing 17th at the UIL 2A Region I Cross Country Championship Monday, Oct. 24 at Mae Simmons Park in Lubbock. Results are as follows. 28 Addy Mock 13:48.7 101 Alyssa Lewis 15:15.9 105 Leslie Orozco 15:21.
Ryder Robison, pictured with Coach Michelle Branigan, finishes fifth with a time of 17:27.9 at the UIL 2A Region I Cross Country Championship Monday, Oct. 24 at Mae Simmons Park in Lubbock. Photo Courtesy of Memphis ISD

Ryder Robison, pictured with Coach Michelle Branigan, finishes fifth with a time of 17:27.9 at the UIL 2A Region I Cross Country Championship Monday, Oct. 24 at Mae Simmons Park in Lubbock. Photo Courtesy of Memphis ISD

Memphis’ Robison qualifies for state cross country meet

MEMPHIS — Ryder Robison, a junior, finished fifth at the UIL 2A Region I Cross County Championship Monday,Oct.24 at Mae Simmons Park in Lubbock, individually qualifying for state for the second consecutive year. This time with a season record of 17:27.9.
Eighth-grade Firecracker Troy Molina (6) catches the ball close to the endzone before being brought down by a Wheeler Colt. The seventh and eighth grade combined to stop the Colts 60-18 last Thursday, Oct. 20. The Red River Sun/Shauna Salinas

Eighth-grade Firecracker Troy Molina (6) catches the ball close to the endzone before being brought down by a Wheeler Colt. The seventh and eighth grade combined to stop the Colts 60-18 last Thursday, Oct. 20. The Red River Sun/Shauna Salinas

Wellington tallies Wheeler wins

Eighth-grade Firecracker Troy Molina (6) catches the ball close to the endzone before being brought down by a Wheeler Colt. The seventh and eighth grade combined to stop the Colts 60-18 last Thursday, Oct. 20.
Wellington Skyrockets, including Caleb Strickland (8) and Travon Lewis (21) block out the Memphis Cyclone defensive line while ballcarrier Braylon Tarver (12) puts up yardage. The Red River Sun/Shauna Salinas

Wellington Skyrockets, including Caleb Strickland (8) and Travon Lewis (21) block out the Memphis Cyclone defensive line while ballcarrier Braylon Tarver (12) puts up yardage. The Red River Sun/Shauna Salinas

No. 3 Wellington blanks Memphis Cyclones

WELLINGTON — Picking up their second consecutive district win of the season, the No. 3 Wellington Skyrockets blasted past the Memphis Cyclones in a 50-0 blank Friday night, Oct. 14 at Powell Field.

Memphis Cyclones, Brooks advance to regionals

MEMPHIS — The Memphis Cyclone cross country team, including Dominik Castillo, Gabriel Castillo, Dresden Johnson, Ethan McAllister, Ryder Robison, Aldo Soto and Abel Villa, as well as Lady Cyclone Braylee Brooks, will advance to the Region 1 Cross Country Championship, to be held Monday, Oct.
Childress Lady Cats Clarissa Gamboa, left, and Hailey Holder, right, pictured with Coach Maggie Collins, advance to the Regional Invitational, which will be held Monday, Oct. 24 at Mae Simmons Park in Lubbock. Photo by Elizabeth Gamboa

Childress Lady Cats Clarissa Gamboa, left, and Hailey Holder, right, pictured with Coach Maggie Collins, advance to the Regional Invitational, which will be held Monday, Oct. 24 at Mae Simmons Park in Lubbock. Photo by Elizabeth Gamboa

Childress’ Gamboa, Holder advance to regionals

CHILDRESS — Childress Lady Cats Clarissa Gamboa and Hailey Holder will advance to the Regional Invitational, to held Monday, Oct.24 at Mae Simmons Park in Lubbock,following finishes within the top 10 at the recent District Invitational. “The girls ran really well,” Coach Maggie Collins said.