May 20, 2009 RSS feed / Sports

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Whatley signs on to throw for Hardin-Simmons

M.D. 'Doc' Smith news@bullardnews.com
Senior left-handed pitcher, Jacob Whatley recently signed a baseball scholarship to play his long love at Hardin-Simmons University as family, friends, and coaches in the Bullard High School Auditorium looked on. More...

BHS track makes strides at regionals

By M.D. 'Doc' Smith news@bullardnews.com

HUMBLE - The Class 3A, Region III Track and Field championships were hot, and humid and some of the times were indicative of the muggy, labor-some conditions. More...

GOLF NOTES

Hole In One BULLARD - Ordean Williams aced the 125-yard, No. 16 hole Friday at Emerald Bay Club. Playing with Williams were Ken Almond, Doyle Brooks, Tom Fields and Bobby Locke, Williams used a 6-iron for his hole-on-one shot. More...

Kipp tops the 1,000 strikeout mark in1-0 win over Fairfield

M.D. 'Doc' Smith news@bullardnews.com

ATHENS - The Bullard Lady Panthers once again rode the arm of Erin Kipp, and capitalized on one scoring RBI-double by Chelsea Foreman to take a 1-0, area round win over Fairfield at Lady Hornet Field last Friday night. More...

Miller, team earn bid to National Junior Olympics

Wyoming-bound, volleyball star, Calli Miller is not sitting back and taking a break from action by any means. More...

Bullard Player of the Week

RYAN HAMILTON Sr./Football-Baseball

Ryan Hamilton has more than earned this spot with his relentless efforts in practice in both sports. Hamilton not only played two sports for BHS but also named to several all-academic team for the Panthers. More...

TEXAS' BEST

LANCE ANDING Junior Guard

Junior point guard, Lance Anding added an extra award to the recent Bullard High School athletic picnic. More...

J T Alumni hold 3-on-3 hoops in Tyler tourney

The John Tyler Class of 1990 is scheduled to present "3 On 3 Basketball" from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. May 23, at Westwood Church, 820 NNW Loop 323, Tyler.Participants must be age 18 and older. Registration fee is $60 and the deadline is today. More...

BHS Drill Team picked

The Bullard High School drill team recently named the new members of the BHS drill team, named after try-outs Friday evening. More...

Lost but not forgotten

In the hustle and bustle of UIL re-scheduling and TAPPS continuing their competitions, one of the Bullard Banner News favorite Brook Hill athletes was left out of the TAPPS state track and field article. More...

Perfect games stay in the local ball blood-lines

M.D. 'Doc' Smith news@bullardnews.com

Lainie Lassiter, the pitcher for the Bullard Heat 12-U girl's softball team kept the family bloodlines atop the diamondworld, tossing a perfect four-inning win over Troup Trahan, 15-0, last week. More...

Panthers strand too many as Jasper wins 4-2

M.D. 'Doc' Smith news@bullardnews.com

POLLOCK - The Bullard Panthers left 13 runners on base that the Panthers just could not cash in. Bullard left the bases full in the first and six innings, and stranded two runners in the fourth, fifth, and seventh innings. More...

SPORTS CAMPS

2009 Bullard Panther Football Camp The Bullard High School Football Camp dates were recently announced by head coach, Jim Taylor. The camp is for boys entering grades 3-5, and grades 6-8. More...

BHS picnic honors Panther scholars, athletes

M.D. 'Doc' Smith news@bullardnews.com

The recent UIL schedule changes threw a kink in to the Bullard Sports Picnic plans but as they say… "the show must go on." Last Thursday evening at the Brookshire's Recreation Park in Teaselville, those that were not already in Humble for t More...