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Lake Info
Normal Lake Level is 322.00 feet
above Mean Sea Level.
Current level for Cedar Creek Lake is:
321.81
Water Temperature:
51 degrees
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Bulldogs win tournament, bop
Kerens
Monitor Staff Reports
EUSTACE–The Eustace Bulldogs baseball team continued on a
roll Tuesday after securing the championship of the Bulldog Invitational
tournament last weekend.
The Bulldogs were scheduled to play in the Mildred Invitational
tournament this weekend.
Monday, March 3, Eustace will visit Chapel Hill for a 7:30 p.m. contest
and next Monday, March 10, the Bulldogs will host Scurry-Rosser’s
Wildcats for a non-district contest, opening with a 5 p.m. junior
varsity game.
Saturday, March 15, the Bulldogs will travel to Commerce for a two-game
slate, opening with a freshman contest at noon.
Tuesday, March 18, Eustace will open District 13-3A baseball play on the
road at Kemp’s new field.
Tuesday, the Bulldogs exploded for nine runs in the first inning and
went on to run-rule the visiting Kerens Bobcats 19-8.
Ryan Compton led the Bulldogs at the plate with a home run, two doubles
and a single, while Brandon Grayson added three singles.
Chris Compton stroked two doubles, while Colton Hall had two singles,
Cameron Coffey had a double, and both Lucas Cope and Caleb Bailey added
singles.
Cope got the win on the mound, allowing five hits. The Bulldogs racked
up 14 hits and committed two errors, while the Bobcats committed four
errors.
Feb. 23, the Bulldogs knocked off future district foe Kaufman 11-2 to
win the Eustace Invitational tournament.
The Bulldogs defeated Scurry-Rosser 13-3, lost to Kaufman 8-4, and then
won two straight, beating Cross Roads 11-1 and Quinlan 9-1 to reach the
championship game and a rematch with the Lions.
Cross Roads won third place in the tournament by edging the Mabank
Panthers 2-0 in a pitcher’s duel.
In the championship game, the Bulldogs pounded out 11 hits and committed
three errors, while the Lions hurt themselves by committing eight
errors.
Coffey got the win, allowing five hits in four innings. Chris Compton
came in to work the last two innings, getting a save.
Cope had three hits and knocked in five runs, while Chris Compton had
two singles, Grayson had two singles, and Ryan Compton, Braden
Strickland, Justin Cook and Rusty Hart all had singles.
During the tournament, Strickland, Nick Shutak, Grayson and Coffey all
earned wins on the mound.
Coffey led the Bulldogs, racking up nine hits (including a home run and
two doubles) and six RBIs during the tournament, while Cope finished
with eight hits and 14 RBIs, notching two home runs and three doubles.
Mabank golf girls win,
boys second
Monitor Staff Reports
 KEMP–In
a possible preview of the upcoming District 13-3A tournament, Mabank’s
girls won and Panther boys took second at a golf tournament hosted by
the Eustace Bulldogs Monday at the Cedar Creek Country Club.
Monitor Photos/Kerry Yancey
AT LEFT: Mabank freshman Caitlyn Jones chips onto the green Monday at
the Cedar Creek Country Club. BELOW: Eustace senior Rebekah Walter tees
off during the Eustace Invitational golf tournament.
Mineola took second place in the girls division,
followed by a private school, Prince of Peace.
Brownsboro won the boys division with a team score of 329, led by the
top two medalists, Drew Pirtle (76) and Andrew Pollard (77).
Kemp senior Chase Traughber fired a 79 to lead the Yellowjacket boys to
a third-place finish at 361.
Joining Traughber were Ethan Stanley (90), Jason Quick (93), Dudley
Chambers (99) and Joseph Weeks (111).
Monitor Photo/Kerry Yancey
Kemp senior Chase Traughber blasts out of a bunker during the Eustace
Invitational golf tournament Monday.
Mabank’s boys, led by rounds of 88 from both Chris
Harper and Taylor Brown, finished second at 358.
Joining Harper and Brown were Jason Delong (89), Clayton Cary (93) and
T.J. Dally (106).
Lauren Slaton fired a 92 (good for second overall) to lead the Mabank
girls to a 396 total.
Slaton was joined by third-place medalist Whitney Evans (98), Katie
Hibbs (99), Macey Thomas (107) and Caitlyn Jones (114).
Kaufman’s Chantry McMahan fired an 84 to win top medalist in the girls
division.
Mineola’s girls, led by Lindsey Griffith’s 110, finished at 422, while
Carrie Steingruber’s 107 led Prince of Peace to a 429 score.
Malakoff’s Stevie Schulte and Crandall’s Taylor Johnson both carded
rounds of 85 to tie for fourth in the boys medalist race.
Area students place at LSHSRA
rodeo
Monitor Staff Reports
CANTON–Cedar Creek Lake area high school students
competed in various events at the Lone Star High School Rodeo
Association’s 20th rodeo of the season, held at the Canton arena Feb.
23.
Josh McClintock of Kemp High School placed third in bareback.
Dustin Jackson of Mabank High School and Marcus Emmons of Eustace High
School received no times in boys ribbon roping.
Also, Emmons and Jackson received no times in calf roping.
Jackson took fifth place in team roping as the header and received a no
time as the heeler.
Nicole Harrison of Kemp High School took 11th place in poles.
Harrison also took 14th place in barrels and Bethany Norman of Mabank
High School competed in barrels.
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Upcoming games |
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Baseball March 3
EHS @ Chapel Hill
March 4
MHS vs Van
KHS vs Community
March 6-8
MHS @ Athens tourney
KHS @ Waco tourney
March 10
EHS vs Scurry-Rosser
March 11
MHS @ Canton
KHS @ Caddo Mills |
Softball
March 4
EHS vs Scurry-Rosser
March 6-8
MHS @ Edgewood tourn.
EHS @ Lindale Tourn.
March 7
KHS vs Sabine
March 11
MHS @ Quinlan
KHS vs Scurry-Rosser
EHS @ Cross Roads |
Soccer
March 4
EHS g/b vs Marshall*
March 7
MHS g/b vs Ferris* (g home)
EHS g/b @ Kilgore*
March 11
MHS g/b vs Red Oak* (TBA)
EHS g/b vs Pine Tree*
(end regular season)
March 14
MHS g/b vs Corsicana* (g)
March 17
MHS g/b vs Lancaster* (g)
(end regular season)
*District contest
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