Sports

Wed
23
Apr

NTCC softball clinches spot in playoff games

The Northeast Texas Community College Eagles (NTCC) softball team clinched a spot in the regional tournament this week as they split with Bossier Parish Community College Wednesday. The Eagles won four of 10 games played during an action-packed two weeks to wrap up their regular season.
They will compete in the regional tournament in Lufkin beginning May 1.
The Eagles swept their series against Paris Junior College April 5 with Hailey Dixon giving up six hits and one unearned run in the first game, while the Eagles consistently filled the scoreboard with runs every other inning for a 3-1 victory. Caitlin Lites kicked off the second game and allowed four runs in seven innings before Dixon relieved her for the extra inning. The Eagles pulled ahead in the eighth and Dixon took the win 5-4.

Wed
23
Apr

NTCC baseball in hunt for playoff spot in conference play

The Northeast Texas Community College Eagles baseball team has found itself in the middle of a four-team race for one of three remaining playoff spots.  Paris Junior College has secured a playoff spot with a 15-3 record in conference play. Ironically, all three of their losses have been to Northeast. The Eagles have 10 conference wins.  Panola, Angelina, and Navarro are all within one game of each other.
The Eagles have eight games remaining on their schedule and all them are very important. The first contest is a doubleheader against Panola on Friday, April 18 at NTCC. The team will then travel to Corsicana for a three-game series against Navarro on Friday, April 25 and will conclude with a doubleheader the following day. The Eagles final three games of the season are at home against Angelina College at 6 p.m. on Friday, May 2 followed by a doubleheader on Saturday, May 3 at 1 p.m.

Wed
23
Apr

Pirate and Lady Pirate track members qualify for regional meet in Commerce

By Cory Smith
cory@campcountynow.com

The Pirate and Lady Pirate track teams recently competed at the Area track meet in Commerce on Thursday, April 17.
 Junior Terry Johnson qualified in the 100-meter dash on behalf of the boy’s team with a time of 10.91 seconds.
Sophomore Ayanna Palmer, Junior Nakaya Brown, sophomore Maxie Ivory, and sophome Justoni Farmer qualified in the 4X200-meter relay on behalf of the girl’s team.
Those that qualified for the Regional meet will compete in Commerce on Friday and Saturday for a chance to advance to State.   
 

Wed
16
Apr

Pittsburg Pirate’s track teams

Pittsburg Pirate’s girls’ track team.

Wed
16
Apr

Pittsburg Pirate’s track teams

Pittsburg Pirate’s boys’ track team.

Wed
16
Apr

All-District soccer results announced

By Cory Smith
 
Several Pittsburg soccer players received district honors this week with the release of All-District selections.
Senior Daniel Silva took home Offensive Most Valuable Player (MVP), while Victor Ponce was awarded “Sophomore of the Year.” First-Team Defenders for Pittsburg were: senior Oscar Cisneros and junior Eric Cisneros. First-Team Midfielders included: senior Jacob Martinez and senior Mario Perez. Receiving First-Team Midfielder honors were: senior Jacob Martinez, and senior Mario Perez; junior Ernando Valdelamar was given Second-Team Defender honors. Second Team Midfielder honors were given to senior Noel Baldelamar and junior. Osvaldo Aguilar. Pittsburg senior Huber Cortez was listed as Second-Team Goalkeeper. Receiving Honorable Mention was senior Gerardo Perez. 
 
Wed
16
Apr

Ladies Comes Up Short

By Cory Smith
 
The Lady Pirates took to the softball field on Friday looking to get a win against district rival North Lamar, but came up short. 
Kaycee Parker got things started in the first with a base hit, but the Lady Pirates weren’t able tocapitalize. In the fourth inning, Jasmine Walker hit a two-bagger and scored the lone run of the contest for the Lady Pirates. Also scoring in the fourth were Brilie Cummings with a base hit and an RBI, and Justonni Farmer also produced a base hit. Parker, Walker, Cummings, and Farmer all went 1-3 in the match.
In the fifth, Lady Pirate D’Maya Hashaway had a base hit and went 1-2 for the day.
Tossing the rock for the Lady Pirates were Erica Hopper and Bailey Smith. Hopper allowed two hits, four runs, and three walks. Smith allowed three hits, three runs, six ring up’s, and two walks. 
Wed
09
Apr

Junior varsity Pirates second in Mount Pleasant

By Jeremy Weber
 
The junior varsity Pirates had another strong showing on the track Friday as they finished second at the Tiger Relays in Mount Pleasant.
The jv pirates finished with a team total of 119 points for the meet, 32 points behind meet winner Atlanta and 18 points ahead of third place Paris.
A trio of Pittsburg runners dominated the jv 3,200-meter run as Ishmael Moreno won first, Stewart Saunders was second and Luis Ugalde finished fifth.
The Pirate long-distance runners also did well in the 1,600 meter run as Jose Lemmus was second and Tristan Adams finished third.
 
To read more, see our online edtion at: http://www.etypeservices.com/Pittsburg%20GazetteID315/
Wed
09
Apr

Lady Pirates down Pleasant Grove, 3-2

By Jeremy Weber
 
The Lady Pirates used a two-out rally to pick up a win in extra innings Friday as Pittsburg downed the visiting Pleasant Grove Lady Hawks 3-2 in eight innings.
Freshman Kaycee Parker produced the game-winning walkoff single with two outs in the bottom of the eighth inning, scoring Masison Busch, who had reached base on a double and moved to third on a dropped ball.
A close and hard-fought game throughout, the Lady Pirates were able to grab a quick lead in the bottom of the opening inning as McKenzie Blackstock singled and later scored on an RBI single by Jasmine Walker.
The Lady Hawks tied the game with a solo home run in the top of the third inning and took a 2-1 lead with another run in the top of the sixth.
 
Wed
09
Apr

Pirates fall to visiting Pleasant Grove Hawks, 3-1

By Jeremy Weber
 
The Pirates came up short at home Friday as they fell to the visiting Hawks of Pleasant Grove, 3-1.
The Hawks started the season ranked No. 2 in the Texas High School Baseball Coaches Association Poll but have fallen off the list with several losses recently. The Hawks were able to shut down the Pirates, though, holding Pittsburg to just a single run and only three hits.
Pirate starting pitcher Brandon “Bam” Colbert got into and out of trouble in the top of the opening inning as the Hawks loaded the bases with a hit batter and two walks before Colbert got the Pirates out of the inning with a strikeout.
Pleasant Grove got on the board in the top of the second inning as an error, a single and a fielder’s choice allowed the first run of the game to cross the plate.
 

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