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Dateline: November 2,
2006
Hedley
math/science teams win in Lubbock
Hedley’s first
chance to show what their mathematics and science teams can do this year
turned into a rousing success as they competed last Saturday in the
Coronado Invitational Academic Meet in Lubbock.
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Applications team won first place among competing 1A-3A schools and came
away with four medals.
In the senior
division, Ruth Anne Howard placed second, and Betty Cruz placed third; and
in the sophomore division, Amber Burnam placed second, and Skyler Conatser
placed third.
Not only did they
place first as a team, but they beat some stiff competition.
“If this is any
indication of the team we’ve got, I’m looking to see us in Austin at
the state meet in May, because we beat O’Donnell and Plains, two
regional powerhouses,” said team coach Linda Rowland. “I’m very
proud of the way our kids competed.”
Justin Kellas was
seventh in the senior division of the contest as well.
The Science team also
won first and brought away seven total medals.
In age division
competition Jonathan Edmonson (Junior division), Peter Howard (Sophomore
division), and Dylan Pettit (Freshman division) all came away with gold
medals; and Edmonson also struck gold as the overall Chemistry champion at
the meet.
Brayden Bennett (3rd
Senior division), Kristen Dwight (2nd Junior division), Skyler Conatser
(3rd Sophomore division), and Kailee Burton (5th Freshman division) also
placed.
Hedley’s next meet
is November 18 at Lubbock High with meets also scheduled in January and
February at Stinnett, Canadian, and Idalou. The math and science teams
also will compete in the Texas Math and Science Coaches’ Association
State Meet in San Antonio during spring break.
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