Sports

Letzer named Offensive MVP

By TJ MAXWELL   For the second consecutive year, Copperas Cove’s Shelbie Letzer garnered top player honors in the all-district voting. The senior was named Midfielder of the Year on the 2014 8-5A All-District Team.
The Cove girls golf team finished third at the District 8-5A Girls Golf Tournament at the Stonetree Golf Course in Killeen on Thursday. Pictured are, from left, Mikayla Miller, Hannah Stock, Katherine Myers, Meagan Shuck and Tyler Morrison. Morrison’s two-day total
of 169 earns her a trip to the Region I tournament in Lubbock April 14-15.

The Cove girls golf team finished third at the District 8-5A Girls Golf Tournament at the Stonetree Golf Course in Killeen on Thursday. Pictured are, from left, Mikayla Miller, Hannah Stock, Katherine Myers, Meagan Shuck and Tyler Morrison. Morrison’s two-day total of 169 earns her a trip to the Region I tournament in Lubbock April 14-15.

Morrison rallies for regional berth

By TJ MAXWELL   Copperas Cove’s Tyler Morrison showed the grit of a champion on day two of the District 8-5A Golf Tournament to rally back in extreme wind to qualify for regionals in Lubbock on April 16-17 and lead her team to a third place finish.
Copperas Cove’s Hunter Wehmeier hits his approach shot on hole eight during day one of the District 8-5A Golf Tournament at the Stonetree Golf Course in Killeen on Monday.

Copperas Cove’s Hunter Wehmeier hits his approach shot on hole eight during day one of the District 8-5A Golf Tournament at the Stonetree Golf Course in Killeen on Monday.

Top Dawg

By TJ MAXWELL   Golfers braved 30-40 mile per hour wind gusts as they attempted to navigate at the 7,113-yard, par-72 Stonetree Golf Course in Killeen on day two of the District 8-5A Golf Tournament.
Cove’s Jaime Chacon hits a backhand during his mixed doubles match with Lisa Payne against Carson Lesperance and Lewis Covarrubias of Harker Heights.

Cove’s Jaime Chacon hits a backhand during his mixed doubles match with Lisa Payne against Carson Lesperance and Lewis Covarrubias of Harker Heights.

Bulldawg tennis ousted on day one

By TJ MAXWELL   The Copperas Cove tennis team came up against buzz saws in Midway, Belton and Harker Heights at the 2014 District 8-5A Tennis Tournament at the Waco Regional Tennis.

Rains shorten junior high meet

By TJ MAXWELL   Early evening rain showers Monday put a stop to the Centex Junior High District track meet at Bulldawg Stadium with most of the field events completed.

MLB Pitch Hit Run visits Cove

By DAVID MORRIS   Logan Coleman is no stranger to high-pressure situations in the game of baseball, extending his parks and recreation teams into the post season in each of the previous two seasons.

Lady Dawg softball battles with Midway

By TJ MAXWELL   The Copperas Cove Lady Dawgs came up a play short of a huge rally against the Midway Pantherettes on Friday. “I saw a team that fought and scratched to the very end,” said Copperas Cove head coach Bryan Waller. “They got down late in the game.

Bulldawgs advance 13 to area meet

By TJ MAXWELL   WACO - The Copperas Cove Bulldawgs had 11 athletes qualify and the Lady Dawgs advanced two athletes to the 7-5A & 8-5A Area Track & Field Meet in Waco on April 15. The bulk of the Cove point totals came from the field events where they are again strong.
Copperas Cove’s Bryaunea Hall shares a laugh with Tyler King, left, and Danarius Brisbon, right, during a signing ceremony at Bulldawg Gymnasium on Wednesday.

Copperas Cove’s Bryaunea Hall shares a laugh with Tyler King, left, and Danarius Brisbon, right, during a signing ceremony at Bulldawg Gymnasium on Wednesday.

Five Cove athletes sign with colleges

By TJ MAXWELL   Five Copperas Cove athletes participated in a signing ceremony at the high school on Wednesday morning. Three footballers, a volleyballer and a swimmer inked commitment papers to continue their education and compete at the collegiate level in their respective sports.
The preliminary master plan for Ogletree Gap includes several baseball and softball fields along with three areas that could be developed into a frisbee golf course.

The preliminary master plan for Ogletree Gap includes several baseball and softball fields along with three areas that could be developed into a frisbee golf course.

Parks and Rec dreaming of Frisbee golf

By DAVID MORRIS   While many who look at Ogletree Gap Park along Highway 190 at the west end of Copperas Cove see a grove of cedar trees and historic buildings beneath a cascade of hills and hidden trails, Parks and Recreation Director Joseph Pace sees an opportunity for a Frisbee disc golf course.