Northeast Texas Community College Softball finished off January with a road trip to San Antonio, Texas for the Alamo City Junior College Showcase tournament. In game one Friday NTCC picked up win number one of the season against Southern Arkansas Tech with a 5-1 victory.
Northeast Texas Community College Softball team made the trip to Grayson College in Denison, Texas on Wednesday for the inaugural games under new Head Coach Joshua Freeman. The Eagles dropped game one 11-3 and game two by a score of 13-2.
The Pittsburg High School Cheerleaders attended the UIL Spirit Competition in Fort Worth. The team took a spot in the top 20 out of 60+ teams in the prelim round (the first round) . They then went on to perform in finals and placed 18th in the state. Top left to right: Alexandria Armour (Senior), Alexis Morse (Freshman), Courtney Kilburn (Senior), Kate Sansom (Junior), Karli Berry (Freshman), Zoie Wetzel (Junior), Sadie Burrow (Junior), Zaydin Doddy (Sophomore), Landri Moore (Freshman), Taliyah Rockwell (Sophomore) Bottom left to right: Gloria Miner (Senior), Grace Neighbours (Senior), Madison Cooper (Freshman), Melani Flores (Sophomore), Kenlea Stanley (Junior), Allie Parker (Freshman), Brooklynn Rompf (Junior), Jakayla Miller (Senior), Madalynn Rompf (Freshman), Itzel Noriega (Junior), Sarah Burrow (Freshman) COURTESY PHOTO
Northeast Texas Community College athletes started arriving on campus January 14th in preparation for the upcoming seasons. Arrival on campus was spread out over a few days to allow for social distancing and COVID-19 testing as the athletes arrived back to campus.
All four teams of Pittsburg Junior High basketball traveled to Gilmer on Jan. 21. Team 7B lost (score unavailable), 7A lost 26-29 with Mckynzie Gonzalez scoring 18 points, Era Osornio scoring 6 points and Sophie Smith scoring points. Team 8A lost 22-37with Bethany Thompson scoring 11 points, Emie Castaneda scoring 6 points, while Sunny Lankford and Odette Burgos each scored 2 points. “Even though they haven’t played a game since before Christmas break, they still played their hearts out. They get better with each practice and game. The girls only have three games left in the season,” said Coach Loeza. COURTESY PHOTO
