Gainesville Daily Register

Former Lady Lions get to scholar games
KINGSTON, RI — The 2008 United States Scholar-Athlete Games welcomes former Grapevine High School and North Central Texas College tennis player Danielle Cochran as a Scholar-Athlete Ambassador this summer,
The tennis program is hailed by past participants, sponsors and the news media as one of the finest youth sports/cultural events in the world.
The 2008 United States Scholar-Athlete Games, organized and hosted by The Institute for International Sport, will feature an extraordinary assembly of the nation’s best and brightest athletes and artists who will gather for week-long competitions and educational symposia, June 28 to July 5.
Callisburg honors athletes
Steve Bevers is one super fan. At least that is the opinion of the Callisburg Athletic Booster Club members.
The club gave Bevers its first "super fan" award at the beginning of the Callisburg Spring Sports Banquet Wednesday at the Gainesville Civic Center.
"Let me tell you," Booster Club President Dee Dorman said, "that Steve is a great, great fan. He goes to all the sports activities and really supports our athletes."
After accepting a gift from the booster club, Bevers said he was not surprised with the award. "I kind of thought they were going to give me something, even before the banquet started," he said.
Hermes gets to ‘the point’ soon
LINDSAY — From a Lindsay Knight to a Black Knight of the Hudson.
That is what a few pen strokes did for Lindsay’s Chelsea Hermes.
When Hermes, a do-everything athlete and student from Lindsay High School, signed a National Letter of Intent with the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, N.Y. she agreed to serve her county for four years of college, and beyond.
In my opinion: Summer is the time for heat and reflection
Felderhoffs on TV
McFarlin wins Baugh award
Zach McFarlin was the winner of the Brad Baugh Determination award Monday at the Gainesville All Sports banquet.
It was the first year that Baugh was on hand to present the award.
The University of Alabama wheelchair basketball player, and former Leopards athlete, presented the plaque as a crowd of more than 300 athletes, parents and fans packed the Gainesville Civic Center.
Baillio, York take home medals
AUSTIN — What could have been the “Lindsay invitational” turned into the “Bonnie Richardson track and field meet.”
On a muggy Saturday afternoon, at The University of Texas at Austin’s Mike Myers Track Stadium, Richardson single handily won the Girls Class A meet. Richardson, from Rochelle, scored 42 points to take the team title.
Callisburg rolls to tennis title
Felderhoff set to carry on Eagles’ tradition

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