Dragon Girls Golf Team Wins Another Tournament, School Records Broken By Dragon Track & Field

Results from the week of March 4
 
VARSITY GOLF
3/5 at EHS Invitational, Gus Wortham Golf Club
Girls Team Tournament Champions!
team total 331
Angela Jiang 74 •  tournament individual runner-up
Darcy Wright 80 • 5th place
Stella Northcott 81• 6th place
Leighton Kelly 96
Betty Mota 109
Ana Del Angel Aguilar 115
 
Boys Team 4th place
team total: 321
Elias Boles 77
Jack Teague 78
Henry Wing 79
Graham Dunlop 87
Max Wheeler 91
Sami Elsolh 91
 
Next up for Dragon Golf:
March 18 at LSA Invitational, Clear Creek Golf Club
March 19 at Awty Invitational, Wildcat Golf Club
March 21 host Cooper Invitational, Golf Club of Houston
 
 
VARSITY BASEBALL
Next up for Dragon Baseball:
March 11-14 at Fort Lauderdale Classic Tournament
vs. Palmetto High School
vs. ABF Academy Hialeah
vs. Forest Hill Community High School
vs. Dwyer High School
March 19 vs. Houston Christian, 6 p.m.
March 21 at Tomball Kings, 3 p.m.
March 25 vs. Episcopal High School, 6 p.m.
March 28 vs. Kinkaid*, 6 p.m.
 
 
VARSITY SOFTBALL
3/1-2 vs. Legacy School of Sports • 7-6 W
Coach Nicole Hedden: The Dragons had a 7-6 walk-off victory over Legacy SSS. Daniela Villarreal had three hits including a triple in the first inning, a double in the third, and a single in the fourth. The Dragons were in the lead at the bottom of the third thanks to two walks. Then in the fourth inning, Leah Ruckman singled to tie the game in the bottom of the fourth inning. Bailey Jackson hit the backside to give Cooper a 6-5 lead in the bottom of the fifth. Right-handed Dragon pitcher Cameron Patterson struck out 19. Ruckman drove the middle of the lineup, leading with two runs batted in. Sydney Kelly collected two hits, Gauri Ghosh paced with three walks and Zuri Bryson stole two bases. Overall, the team scored seven walks for the game and accumulated four stolen bases.
This was a team effort. The greatest thing for a coach is teaching them a skill and watching them succeed in a game with that skill. We saw a lot of this in this game. I also loved watching the girls come together as a team. 

Next up for Dragon Softball:
March 19 vs. Cypress Christian, 6 p.m.
March 26 vs. Duchesne, 6 p.m.
 
 
VARSITY TENNIS
Next up for Dragon Tennis:
March 20 boys team vs Strake Jesuit, 3:30 p.m.
March 22-23 at SPC Individual Tournament
 
 
VARSITY TRACK & FIELD
3/7 at Raevyn Rogers Invitational at Kinkaid
Boys •  2nd place
Amir Rizvi • 1st –100 M, 2nd–300M Hurdles
Eli Grzelewski •  1st– 200 M
Nathan Montes • 2nd–1600 M
Walter Day • 3rd–1600 M
Michael Stupek • 1st–110M Hurdles, 3rd–300M Hurdles
4x100 Relay: 2nd place: Colten Rhoden III, Eli Grzelewski, Daniel Schlichter, Amir Rizvi  SCHOOL RECORD (41.99)
Egan Hansen • 3rd–Shot Put
Gus Feinberg • 1st–High Jump
Daniel Schlichter • 3rd–Long Jump
 
3/8-10 Nike Indoor Nationals at The Armory Track & Field Center,  New York City
Milla Signorelli • 1st place pole vault  NEW SCHOOL RECORD (12’2”)
 
Next up for Dragon Track & Field:
March 21-23 at Victor Lopez Classic, Rice University
March 28 at Marsha Martin Relays, Cypress Christian
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