VALLEY-BASEBALL SCHEDULE

Friday, April 21

District 30-6A

La Joya Palmview 6, McAllen High 1

La Joya High 17, McAllen Rowe 12

McAllen Memorial 11, La Joya Juarez-Lincoln 5

District 31-6A

PSJA High 1, PSJ Memorial 0

Edinburg North 9, Edinburg High 1

Edinburg Vela 15, PSJA North 5, 6 innings

Edinburg Economedes 15, PSJA Southwest 1

District 32-6A

Los Fresnos 14, Brownsville Rivera 3

Weslaco High 15, San Benito 2

Harlingen South 3, Weslaco East 2

Brownsville Hanna 7, Harlingen High 6

District 31-5A

Mission Veterans 11, Rio Grande City 1

Valley View 2, Sharyland Pioneer 1

Laredo Martin 1, Laredo Cigarroa 0

Sharyland High 10, Laredo Nixon 6

District 32-5A

Donna High 3, Brownsville Pace 1

Donna North 6, Brownsville Veterans 5

Edcouch-Elsa 17, Brownsville Lopez 3

Brownsville Porter 4, Mercedes 1

District 32-4A

Grulla 12, Raymondville 0

Hidalgo 9, Rio Hondo 6

Port Isabel 6, Zapata 2

La Feria 11, Progreso 4

VALLEY-BASEBALL BOX SCORE

Friday’s Game

District 31-6A

EDINBURG NORTH 9, EDINBURG HIGH 1

Edinburg High 001 000 0 — 0

Edinburg North 900 000 0 — 2

WP — Giancarlo Servin 5 innings, 7 strikeouts, 0 walks, 1 earned run.

EDINBURG HIGH (1) — EJ Alaniz 2-3; Montayo Gonzalez 1-3, RBI.

EDINBURG NORTH (9) — Argelio Guajardo 4-4, 2 RBI, 2 runs, home run; Joey Salinas 2-3, 2 RBI, 1 run.

RECORDS: Edinburg North 16-3, 11-1

District 31-5A

MISSION VETERANS 11, RIO GRANDE CITY 1

Mission Veterans 106 121 — 11

Rio Grande City 001 000 — 1

WP — Noel Vela 5.2 innings, 14 strikeouts, 7 walks, 1 earned run, 1 hit.

MISSION VETERANS (11) — Eddie Galvan 1-4, 3 RBI, triple, run; Anthony Gonzalez 2-4, 2 runs, RBI, double.

RIO GRANDE CITY (1) — Ruben Sepulveda 1-2, RBI; Jeremy Gorena 1-3.

RECORDS: Mission Veterans 22-3, 13-1

BY SAUL BERRIOS-THOMAS | STAFF WRITER

The last time Weslaco High didn’t make the playoffs was in 2005.

This year, the Panthers are fighting for the final playoff spot in District 32-6A.

The Panthers had hoped to be a little higher in the standings at this point in the season, but they have embraced their position and are happy to be in the hunt in a very tough district.

“The kids want to keep it going, they want to keep the fire burning,” Weslaco High coach Eddie Serna said. “They know what’s at stake, and they don’t want to be the team that drops the ball.”

The Panthers (9-12, 7-5) got a big win that boosted the confidence of the team on April 4. Weslaco High topped Weslaco East 11-0.

“Anytime you play the local team here, there is always a big crowd in the stands,” Serna said. “The kids were excited about that game. That was probably the first time this year that we really put a good game together, offensively, defensively and pitching.”

The Panthers got a good start from sophomore Jon Castillo, who went five innings and struck out nine.

“He kept the ball down,” Serna said. “His changeup was perfect, it had good movement, and of course his curveball is his bread and butter. He had a lot of confidence, and it helps when your team is hitting, as well.”

The Panthers hope to be able to duplicate that performance down the stretch to secure a playoff spot and keep the postseason streak alive.

BRIGHT FUTURE

Sharyland Pioneer has not had the season it envisioned coming into the year.

The Diamondbacks sit at 7-15 overall and 3-8 in district.

“Our district is tough,” Pioneer coach Wade McDaniel said. “Everybody can hit, and then most of these teams seem to have that one dominant pitcher. Noel (Vela) over at Vets, (Chezzarre) Gonzalez at Valley View, and then (Jon Michael) Roberson and (Ruben) Sepulveda over in Starr County. They all have those guys that have had success over the last few years.”

The Diamondbacks team is full of sophomores and juniors, and those younger players have picked up experience playing against top competition this year. McDaniel says that experience, combined with the growth and development the players will have over the summer, could make Pioneer a real threat next year.

One of the big reasons for optimism at Pioneer is sophomore pitcher Jacob Rosales. Rosales, who also plays quarterback on the football team, has been stellar this year. Going up against the lineups in the district has taught him how to pitch smarter, McDaniel said. Rosales’ fastball is fast enough to throw past hitters, but also accurate enough to freeze batters when he puts it low and inside.

“He will be the horse for sure next year,” McDaniel said.

This year, he has had the opportunity to learn playing beside senior Andrew Ogletree. Ogletree is the leading hitter for the Diamondbacks and, despite having his season shortened by a deep playoff run with the basketball team, he has been dominant in his four starts.

Ogletree has been the horse this year, but he has also been an example for Rosales, so that Rosales can take the role next year.

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TOP TEN

Team Rec. Prev.

1. McAllen High 22-2 1

2. Mission Veterans 20-3 2

3. PSJA High 20-3 3

4. Edinburg North 15-3 4

5. Edcouch-Elsa 13-8 9

6. Los Fresnos 18-3 8

7. Valley View 17-6 5

8. Brownsville Hanna 14-7 6

9. Zapata 12-8 NR

10. Hidalgo 11-12 10

STANDINGS

District 30-6A

Overall District

Team W L W L GB

*McAllen High 22 2 10 0 —

*La Joya Palmview 10 7 8 2 2

La Joya High 10 11 6 4 4

Mission High 9 13 5 6 5.5

McAllen Rowe 9 12 4 6 6

McAllen Memorial 12 8 3 7 7

La Joya Juarez-Lincoln 2 17 0 10 10

District 31-6A

Overall District

Team W L W L GB

*PSJA High 20 3 10 1 —

*Edinburg North 15 3 10 1 —

*Edinburg Vela 13 5 8 3 1

Edinburg Economedes 10 9 5 6 2

PSJA North 12 9 5 6 3

PSJA Memorial 8 14 3 8 4

Edinburg High 7 15 3 8 4

PSJA Southwest 2 19 0 11 6

District 32-6A

Overall District

Team W L W L GB

*Los Fresnos 18 3 10 2 —

*Brownsville Hanna 14 7 9 2 .5

*Harlingen High 14 6 9 3 1

Weslaco High 9 12 7 5 3

Weslaco East 9 13 5 7 5

Brownsville Rivera 4 13 2 9 7.5

Harlingen South 4 12 2 9 7.5

San Benito 6 13 2 10 10

District 31-5A

Overall District

Team W L W L GB

*Mission Veterans 20 3 11 1 —

*Rio Grande City 16 6 11 2 .5

*Valley View 17 6 9 3 2

Roma 10 11 6 7 5.5

Sharyland High 11 13 6 7 6

Laredo Martin 7 13 4 8 7

Sharyland Pioneer 7 16 3 9 7.5

Laredo Cigarroa 4 18 3 10 8.5

Laredo Nixon 5 16 2 10 9

District 32-5A

Overall District

Team W L W L GB

*Edcouch-Elsa 13 8 11 1 —

*Brownsville Veterans 13 6 10 2 1

Donna High 11 11 6 6 5

Mercedes 9 10 6 6 5

Brownsville Porter — — 5 7 6

Brownsville Lopez — — 4 8 7

Brownsville Pace 7 10 4 8 7

Donna North — — 2 10 9

District 32-4A

Overall District

Team W L W L GB

*Zapata 12 8 10 1 —

*Hidalgo 11 12 8 3 2

Grulla 10 9 7 4 3

Port Isabel 11 6 6 5 4

Rio Hondo 12 9 6 5 4

Progreso 9 10 4 7 6

Raymondville 4 17 3 8 7

La Feria 6 10 2 9 8

District 32-3A

Overall District

Team W L W L GB

Santa Rosa 9 8 5 1 —

Lyford 8 6 5 1 —

Monte Alto 3 6 1 4 4.5

Edinburg IDEA Quest 0 7 0 5 5.5

*-clinched playoff spot

BY SAUL BERRIOS-THOMAS | STAFF WRITER

McALLEN — One of McAllen High senior libero Kellie Woodin’s fondest high school memories came with hair dyed purple and fake tattoos up and down her arms.

A standout on the volleyball court, Woodin also started performing in theater her freshman year. The role that called for the crazy attire was her favorite.

In the one-act play titled “Water by the Spoonful,” Woodin, then a junior, played a character known by the internet screen name “Orangutan.” The character was a recovering crack cocaine addict in a story about redemption.

“Our show was really deep about sobriety and finding connections with people,” Woodin said. “It had a huge message, and I loved that show. That character was super fun. I loved playing that role. It really taught me a lot, and it meant a lot to me.”

Woodin discovered theater by happenstance, but she really enjoyed it right away.

“I didn’t sign up for it,” Woodin said. “I got put in a random class as a freshman. I didn’t really know what was happening. So I got to class and Mr. (Jason) Barrera is there and he was just super fun and super awesome. I was like, ‘Wow, I want to work with that guy.’ So I decided to audition for the one-act play my freshman year, and I made it into the show.”

Barrera became a huge part of Woodin’s life, as well. She said she often turned to him when times got hard, and he was always there to encourage her. Meanwhile, she was excelling on the volleyball court, on the stage and in the classroom.

“Just like we had a regional appearance in volleyball, we also made a regional appearance in our one-act play competition,” Woodin said. “I was like jousting between club volleyball and theater. I was traveling out of state. We went to Indianapolis and Las Vegas (for volleyball), and then for the one-act play, we had to travel to Laredo, Zapata, San Antonio for the competitions. Having two ways to compete, it’s been a blessing, and I just want to thank Mr. Barrera for all the motivation he’s given me.”

Woodin said she enjoyed the way theater allowed her to express herself.

On Tuesday, Woodin made yet another memory at McAllen High, when she committed to play volleyball at UTRGV.

“It’s honestly been my biggest dream ever since I was a little girl,” Woodin said. “It means so much. I just feel like all my hard work really paid off in this moment. It felt so amazing to finally realize that the next four years of my life, I’m going to be doing what I love.”

Woodin was a part of several successful Bulldogs teams. In 2014 and 2016, Woodin’s teams made it to the regional semifinals. Woodin says she doesn’t remember much of the winning, because it helps her stay motivated to continue working hard for the next win. One of her favorite post-win celebrations happened in a middle school gym.

“My sophomore year, we couldn’t play in our gym because our gym was getting repaired. So we had to play at Morris Middle School,” Woodin said. “We beat Nikki Rowe and as soon as we did, the student section came running onto the court. They all just crowded us and we were in this giant bundle of joy. I don’t remember what happened after that, but in that moment, that was one of the best wins to me.”

In her senior year, the Bulldogs finished 43-3 and ended their season in a gym Woodin will get very familiar with over the next four years. UTRGV hosted the regional tournament and McAllen High, by virtue of its 3-0 win over Laredo United, got to play Brandeis at the UTRGV Fieldhouse.

“That was incredible,” Woodin said. “Just playing in a gym of that caliber and that size was amazing. The lights, the fans and how everything was such another level, it just really gave me a taste of what it could be like playing in college, and I loved it. It’s ironic that that’s the same gym I will be in the next four years.”

Woodin wasn’t just along for the ride. This season, Woodin was named to the 30-6A All-District second team. In the regional quarterfinal win over United, Woodin had a team-high 10 digs to help the team advance. Over her career, Woodin was just as important to her team physically as she was emotionally.

“She’s very vocal,” McAllen High assistant coach Yvonne Mendoza said. “She’s constantly speaking to her teammates, and she calls out stuff. She’s able to communicate effectively and because of their bond, they are able to do well on the court as a team. Kellie is a leader in the classroom, on the court in practice, even in track. She was one of our track athletes and even on the track she was very driven. That’s the best word to describe her.”

Woodin’s drive has shown in numerous ways. She made it to regionals in volleyball and the UIL one-act play competition, and she earned a partial institutional scholarship from UTRGV.

Woodin says her work ethic is born of a rock-solid resolve to keep fighting through any adversity.

“There were times where I was in a hard practice, hard conditioning, a really hard work out on a hot day, and I was like, ‘Man, do I really, really want this? Do I want to do it for the rest of my life?’” Woodin said. “In those moments when my muscles are super tired, my body is exhausted, that’s when I realize that all of the sweat and pain and hard work will pay off if I just stick with it.

“No pain from working hard can compare to the pain of losing. I always use that to push me forward.”

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This story has been updated to correctly reflect that Kellie Woodin committed to UTRGV and will be receiving a partial institutional scholarship. A previous version of this story misrepresented her signing status and financial aid package.

VALLEY-BASEBALL SCHEUDLE

Monday, April 17

Non-District

Mission Veterans 11, Brownsville St. Joseph 0, 5 innings

Tuesday, April 18

District 30-6A

McAllen High 1, McAllen Rowe 0

La Joya Palmview 9, Mission High 8

La Joya High 10, La Joya Juarez-Lincoln 4

District 31-6A

Edinburg Vela 11, PSJA Memorial 1, 5 innings

PSJA High 8, Edinburg High 2

PSJA North 4, PSJA Southwest 1

District 32-6A

Los Fresnos 9, Harlingen High 1

Weslaco High 7, Harlingen South 5

Weslaco East 7, Brownsville Rivera 4

San Benito at Brownsville Hanna, not reported

District 31-5A

Laredo Cigarroa 5, Valley View 4

Roma 6, Laredo Martin 1

Rio Grande City 10, Laredo Nixon 3

District 32-5A

Mercedes 6, Borwnsville Lopez 1

Edcouch-Elsa 8, Brownsville Pace 3

Donna High 2, Donna North 1

Brownsville Veterans 9, Brownsville Porter 7

District 32-4A

Hidalgo 7, Port Isabel 0

Raymondville 9, La Feria 2

Zapata 10, Progreso 2

Grulla 7, Rio Hondo 0

District 32-2A

San Perlita at Premont, not reported

Wednesday, April 19

District 31-6A

Edinburg North 2, Edinburg Economedes 0

District 31-5A

Sharyland High 12, Sharyland Pioneer7

Friday, April 21

District 30-6A

McAllen Memorial at La Joya Juarez-Lincoln, 7 p.m.

McAllen High at La Joya Palmview, 7 p.m.

La Joya High at McAllen Rowe, 7 p.m.

District 31-6A

PSJA North at Edinburg Vela, 7 p.m.

Edinburg High at Edinburg North, 7 p.m.

Edinburg Economedes at PSJA Southwest, 7 p.m.

PSJA Memorial at PSJA High, 7 p.m.

District 32-6A

Los Fresnos at Bronwsville Rivera, 7 p.m.

Brownsville Hanna at Harlingen High, 7 p.m.

Weslaco High at San Benito, 7 p.m.

Harlingen South at Weslaco East, 7 p.m.

District 31-5A

Mission Veterans at Rio Grande City, 7 p.m.

Sharyland Pioneer at Valley View, 7 p.m.

Laredo Nixon at Sharyland High, 7 p.m.

Laredo Cigarroa at Laredo Martin, 7 p.m.

District 32-5A

Edcouch-Elsa at Brownsville Lopez, 7 p.m.

Brownsville Pace at Donna High, 7 p.m.

Brownsville Veterans at Donna North, 7 p.m.

District 32-4A

Hidalgo at Rio Hondo, 7:30 p.m.

Grulla at Raymondville, 7:30 p.m.

District 32-2A

Ben Bolt at San Perlita, 4:30 p.m.

VALLEY-BASEBALL BOX SCORE

Tuesday’s Game

District 30-6A

LA JOYA PALMVIEW 9, MISSION HIGH 8

La Joya Palmview 000 210 6 — 9

Mission High 202 112 0 — 8

WP: Elias Ovalle 3.2 innings.

LA JOYA PALMVIEW (9) — Leo Perez 2-4, 3 RBI, 2 home runs; Victor Flores 2-4, RBI; Andrew Puente 2-4, 2 RBI.

MISSION HIGH (8) — Steve Villarreal 2-5, 2 runs; Edgar Garza 2-4, run, RBI, stolen base; Rick Delgado 2-4, RBI.

RECORDS: Mission High 9-13, 5-6 in district; La Joya Palmview 10-7, 8-2.

McALLEN HIGH 1, McALLEN ROWE 0

McAllen Rowe 000 000 0 — 0

McAllen High 000 010 0 — 1

WP: Abanny Garcia (5-0) 7 innings, 11 strikeouts, 0 walks, 4 hits

McALLEN ROWE (0) — Adrian Bernal 2-3.

McALLEN HIGH (1) — Keola Zamora 1-3, double, RBI; Nate Quintanilla 1-3; Rigo Moreno 1-3; Ram Maldonado 1-3, triple; Aaron Nixon 1-3, double

RECORD— McAllen High 22-2, 10-0.

VALLEY-BASEBALL SCHEDULE

Thursday, April 13

District 30-6A

La Joya High 7, McAllen Memorial 3

McAllen High 8, La Joya Juarez-Lincoln 1

McAllen Rowe 8, Mission High 7

District 31-6A

PSJA High 10, Edinburg Economedes 6

Edinburg Vela 10, PSJA Southwest 0, 5 innings

PSJA Memorial 4, Edinburg High 3, 11 innings

PSJA North at Edinburg North, ppd., will be played today, 7 p.m.

District 32-6A

Los Fresnos 1, Brownsville Hanna 0

Harlingen High 1, Weslaco East 0

Weslaco High 8, Bronwsville Rivera 2

Harlingen South vs. San Benito, not reported

District 31-5A

Mission Veterans 7, Laredo Nixon 1

Sharyland High 8, Laredo Cigarroa 3

Rio Grande City 8, Sharyland Pioneer 1

Roma 5, Valley View 0

District 32-5A

Donna High 12, Brownsville Porter 2

Edcouch-Elsa 12, Mercedes 10

Brownsville Pace at Donna North, not reported

Brownsville Veterans at Brownsville Lopez, not reported

District 32-4A

Zapata 1, Hidalgo 0

Progreso 6, Ryamondville 4

Rio Hondo 6, La Feria 3

Grulla 11, Port Isabel 3

District 32-3A

Lyford 10, Santa Rosa 3

Tuesday, April 18

District 30-6A

McAllen Rowe at McAllen High, 7 p.m.

La Joya Palmview at Mission High, 7 p.m.

La Joya Juarez-Lincoln at La Joya High, 7 p.m.

District 31-6A

Edinburg Vela at PSJA Memorial, 7 p.m.

PSJA High at Edinburg High, 7 p.m.

Edinburg North at Edinburg Economedes, 7 p.m.

PSJA Southwest at PSJA North, 7 p.m.

District 32-6A

Harlingen High at Los Fresnos, 7 p.m.

Weslaco High at Harlingen South, 7 p.m.

Brownsville Rivera at Weslaco East, 7 p.m.

District 31-5A

Sharyland High at Sharyland Pioneer, 7 p.m.

Valley View at Laredo Cigarroa, 6 p.m.

Laredo Martin at Roma, 7 p.m.

Rio Grande City at Laredo Nixon, 7 p.m.

District 32-5A

Edcouch-Elsa at Brownsville Pace, 7 p.m.

Donna North at Donna High, 7 p.m.

Brownsville Porter at Brownsville Veterans, 7 p.m.

District 32-4A

Port Isabel at Hidalgo, 7:30 p.m.

Rio Hondo at Grulla, 7:30 p.m.

VALLEY-BASEBALL BOX SCORES

Thursday’s Game

District 31-5A

MISSION VETERANS 7, LAREDO NIXON 1

Laredo Nixon 000 100 0 — 1

Mission Veterns 002 221 x — 7

Winning Pitcher — Cristian Ramos 6 innings, 4 hits, 6 strikeouts.

MISSION VETERANS (7) — Ricardo Llanas 2-4, run, 2 RBI, double; Roman De Leon 2-4, 2 runs, Noel Vela 3-4, 2 runs, 2 RBI, double, HR; Jacob Guerrero 2-3, run.

RECORDS: Mission Veterans 19-3, 11-1

BY SAUL BERRIOS-THOMAS | STAFF WRITER

Mission High sisters senior Leah Lerma and sophomore Mia Lerma fed off the competition between each other and led the Eagles to a district title.

“Last year, Mia won the district title individually, and this year Leah got it,” Mission coach Danny Castillo said. “So you can see there is a little rivalry going on. All year long, they have been feeding off of each other.”

Leah Lerma shot a two-round 151, and Mia Lerma was two strokes behind with a 153. Mission took the district title with a score of 676, which gave it an automatic return trip to the Class 6A Region IV girls tournament on April 24-25 at The Republic golf course in San Antonio.

“It means a lot. That’s what they strive for every year, to get to the next level,” Castillo said. “That was our goal, but now our goal is to get to state. We have improved quite a bit from last year, and it’s basically the same team.”

La Joya Palmview (731) was the other team to qualify. Kathia Rivas from McAllen Rowe (189) and Alexis Gutierrez of McAllen High (194) were the individual qualifiers.

COMEBACK KIDS

After the first round of the District 30-6A boys tournament, McAllen High led with a score of 315, but McAllen Memorial was just behind at 326.

All five Mustang golfers dropped strokes off their day one scores, clinching the district title for Memorial with an overall score of 624. McHi took second and the other automatic bid to regionals with a 641. The Class 6A Region IV boys tournament is April 26-27 at The Republic golf course in San Antonio.

McAllen Memorial’s Tyler Pena (156) and Joseph Lopez from La Joya Palmview (160) were the individual qualifiers.

STEADY PACE

The Edinburg Vela boys put up eight rounds between 78-82, leading the team to the District 31-6A title.

“We are really excited,” Vela coach Cory Mayes said. “This season, we started off with some tough tournaments. But going on, we had two out of town tournaments, and the kids started working together and getting better and better. The main thing is they just stayed pretty consistent and levelheaded (in the district tournament). That’s a good thing.”

Vela freshman Ethan Galvan scored a two-round 159, putting him into a tie for first place. The tie forced a playoff between Galvan and PSJA North’s Mathew Jasso. Both hit drives of about the same length, but Galvan’s went right, into the rough. Galvan rallied to save par, but Jasso’s accuracy gave him a good look at the hole. Jasso birdied, taking the district title. In his first year in varsity golf, Galvan showed the poise on the playoff hole.

“(Galvan) is a tough kid. He has a lot of confidence, and that’s what it takes. A lot of kids want the perfect lie, but he didn’t get it, and he made the best of it,” Mayes said. “Even as a freshman. He goes up on his own (to practice) and shows up at 8 a.m., and he’ll be there until 2 or 3 in the afternoon. He’s really dedicated. Now, he’s one of the best golfers in the district.”

Vela scored 649 to earn a trip to the Class 6A Region IV tournament on April 26-27 at The Republic golf course in San Antonio. PSJA North (673) was the second-place team, earning the other team spot in regionals. PSJA High’s Jacob Flores (162) and Pablo Hernandez of Edinburg Economedes (174) were the individual qualifiers.

LOOKING AHEAD

The Edinburg North girls team received a text from coach Joey Zamora just a few hours after winning the District 31-6A title. The text read:

“I’m very proud of you girls for putting the work in and reaching your goal of winning the district championship. Now, its time to represent our district at regionals.”

Zamora wants his team squarely focused on improving its scores. Edinburg North’s 796 was good enough for first place in 31-6A, topping Edinburg High (828) by 32 strokes. But Zamora thinks that score will have to improve for North to contend with the region’s other top teams.

Albeit on a different course, Mission High won 30-6A with a score of 676, and Palmview placed second with a 731. In District 32-6A, Los Fresnos (667), Brownsville Hanna (711) and Weslaco High (722) all scored better than North.

Zamora knows his team has what it takes. Vanessa Arevala showed that on Tuesday. She shot a 50 through her first nine holes, and she was so disappointed and embarrassed that she didn’t even want to see Zamora. She shook off the bad start and proceeded to shoot a 42 on her final nine — the best she has ever shot in nine holes — to earn a third-place finish.

Kayla Quintanilla (187) from Edinburg Vela and PSJA High’s Cameran Rodriguez (195) are the two individual qualifiers from 31-6A who will compete at the Region IV tournament on April 24-25 at The Republic golf course in San Antonio.

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VALLEY-BASEBALL SCHEDULE

Tuesday, April 11

District 30-6A

McAllen Memorial at McAllen High, 7 p.m.

McAllen Rowe at La Joya Palmview, 7 p.m.

District 31-6A

Edinburg Vela 7, Edinburg High 4

Edinburg Edonomedes 11, PSJA Memorial 1

Edinburg North 12, PSJA Southwest 1

PSJA High 1, PSJA North 0

District 32-6A

Los Fresnos 10, Weslaco East 0

Harlingen High 11, Weslaco High 4

Brownsville Hanna 5, Harlingen South 0

Brownsville Rivera vs. San Benito, not reported

District 32-5A

Edcouch-Elsa 15, Brownsville Veterans 5

Donna High 7, Brownsville Lopez 6

Mercedes 9, Brownsville Pace 2

Brownsville Porter at Donna North, not reported

District 32-4A

Rio Hondo 17, Raymondville 4

Hidalgo 16, Progreso 0

Port Isabel 17, La Feria 0

Zapata 2, Grulla 2, suspended

Thursday, April 13

District 30-6A

La Joya High at McAllen Memorial, 7 p.m.

McAllen High at La Joya Juarez-Lincoln, 7 p.m.

Mission High at McAllen Rowe, 7 p.m.

District 31-6A

PSJA Southwest at Edinburg Vela, 7 p.m.

Edinburg High at PSJA Memorial, 7 p.m.

Edinburg Economedes at PSJA High, 6 p.m.

PSJA North at Edinburg North, 7 p.m.

District 32-6A

Los Fresnos at Brownsville Hanna, 7 p.m.

Weslaco East at Harlingen High, 7 p.m.

Bronwsville Rivera at Weslaco High, 7 p.m.

District 31-5A

Laredo Nixon at Mission Veterans, 7 p.m.

Sharyland Pioneer at Rio Grande City, 7 p.m.

Laredo Cigarroa at Sharyland High, 7 p.m.

Roma at Valley View, 7 p.m.

District 32-5A

Mercedes at Edcouch-Elsa, 7 p.m.

Donna High at Brownsville Porter, 7 p.m.

Brownsville Pace at Donna North, 7 p.m.

Brownsville Veterans at Brownsville Lopez, 7 p.m.

District 32-4A

Hidalgo at Zapata, 7:30 p.m.

Grulla at Port Isabel, 7:30 p.m.

District 30-6A tournament

At Shary golf course, Mission

Final Round

(*-won on first playoff hole)

Boys

Team scores

McAllen Memorial A 326-298—624; McAllen High A 315-326—641; La Joya Palmview 347-340—687; Mission High 360-353—713; McAllen Memorial B 361-355—716; McAllen High B 394-391—785; La Joya High 399-388—787; McAllen Rowe 397-392—789; La Joya Juarez-Lincoln 420-378—798

Individyal scores

C.W. Phillips (McAllen Memorial A) 77-71—148; Lucas Abbott (McAllen High A) 73-81—154; *Vinny Zamora (McAllen High A) 78-78—156; Tyler Pena (McAllen High B) 76-80—156; Trevor Kucia (McAllen Memorial A) 82-75—157; Colton Henderson (McAllen Memorial A) 84-73—157; Joseph Lopez (La Joya Palmview) 81-79—160; Raul Gonzalez (McAllen Memorial A) 83-79—162; Andy Price (McAllen Rowe) 85-78—163; Jonathan Guerra (McAllen High A) 83-82—165

Girls

Team scores

Mission High A 340-336—676; La Joya Palmview 365-366—731; McAllen Rowe 417-420—837; McAllen High 456-437—893; Mission High B 454-446—900; McAllen Memorial 457-451—908; La Joya High 474-470—944

Individual scores

Leah Lerma (Mission High A) 76-75—151; Mia Lerma (Mission High A) 79-74—153; Briana Silerio (La Joya Palmview) 83-75—158; Caroline Cerda (La Joya Palmview) 83-95—178; Silvia Barrientos (Mission High A) 90-89—179; Michelle Raya (La Joya Palmview) 87-93—180; Kathia Rivas (McAllen Rowe) 102-87—189; Laryssa Fuentes (Mission High A) 95-98—193; Alexis Gutierrez (McAllen High) 94-100—194; Elizabeth Canchola (McAllen Rowe) 96-99—195

District 31-6A tournament

At Los Lagos golf course, Edinburg

Final Round

(*-won on first playoff hole)

Boys

Team scores

Edinburg Vela 325-324—649; PSJA North 343-330—673; PSJA High A 360-380—740; Edinburg North 397-368—765; Edinburg Economedes 382-386—768; PSJA Southwest 442-435—877; PSJA Memorial A 468-445—913; PSJA Memorial B 575-545—1120; PSJA High B NS-442—NT

Individual scores

*Mathew Jasso (PSJA North) 81-78—159; Ethan Galvan (Edinburg Vela) 81-78—159; Bryan Navarro (Edinburg Vela) 79-82—161; Victor Gonzalez (PSJA North) 78-84—162; Jacob Flores (PSJA High A) 80-82—162; Jordan Olivarez (Edinburg Vela) 82-82—164; Tyler Reynolds (Edinburg Vela) 83-82—165; Armando Barboza (PSJA North) 91-81—172; Pablo Hernandez (Edinburg Economedes) 83-91—174; Jacob Gil (Edinburg North) 86-91—177

Girls

Team scores

Edinburg North 399-397—796; Edinburg High 410-418—828; PSJA High 425-412—837; Edinburg Vela 427-427—854; PSJA North 462-463—925; Edinburg Economedes 462-476—938; PSJA Southwest 519-536—1055; PSJA Memorial 542-515—1057

Individual scores

Beatriz Chavez (Edinburg High) 95-89—184; Kayla Quintanilla (Edinburg Vela) 94-93—187; Vanessa Arevalo (Edinburg North) 97-92—189; Cameran Rodriguez (PSJA High) 96-99—195; Samantha Raygoza (PSJA North) 99-98—197; Crystal Hurtado (Edinburg Economedes) 99-100—199; Jackie Ornelas (Edinburg Vela) 102-98—200; Alex Sagredo (Edinburg North) 103-99—202; Andrea Saenz (Edinburg North) 99-103—202; Rinelle Richie (PSJA High) 107-95—202

District 32-6A

At Tony Butler golf course, Harlingen

Final Round

Boys

Team scores

Harlingen High 304-294—598; Weslaco 333-316—649; Brownsville Hanna 330= 320—650; Harlingen South 328-328—656; Los Fresnos 374-367—741; San Benito 394-375—769; Weslaco East 403-409—812

Individual scores

Santiago Garcia (Brownsville Hanna) 73-71—144; Cole Charvat (Harlingen High) 74-71—145; Dylan Martinez (Harlingen High) 73-74—147; John Ortega (Harlingen High) 75-76—151; Brandon Garza (Harlingen South) 76-78—154; Bradley McCaleb (Weslaco High) 77-77—154; Nicholas Galvan (Harlingen High) 820-73—155; Austin O’Brien (Brownsville Hanna) 79-78—157; Aaron Arismendez (Harlingen South) 83-78—161; Quinlan Vos (Weslaco High) 83-79—162; Josue Ibarra (Los Fresnos) 83-79—162

Girls

Team scores

Los Fresnos 336-331—667; Brownsville Hanna 360-351—711; Weslaco High 360-362—722; Harlingen South 396-394—790; Weslaco East 432-420—852; Harlingen High 459-443—902

Individual scores

Briana Garza (Los Fresnos) 144; Anika Hovada (Weslaco High) 146; Ana Islas (Los Fresnos) 157; Micaela Leandro (Harlingen High) 162; Victoria Garcia (Brownsville Hanna) 173; Alexis Rodriguez (Brownsville Hanna) 175; Kassandra Garcia (Los Fresnos) 179; Kimberly Garcia (Brownsville Hanna) 181; Natalia Gonzalez (Brownsville Hanna) 182; Anna Palacios (Weslaco High) 185

District 31-5A

At Tierra del Sol golf course, Pharr

Final Round

Boys

Team scores

Sharyland High 320-295—615; Mission Veterans 342-322—664; Sharyland Pioneer A 350-325—675; Roma 415-404—819; Laredo Martin 444-410—854; Laredo Nixon 449-405—854; Rio Grande City 431-431—862; Sharyland Pioneer B 462-449—911; Valley View 456-469—925; Laredo Cigarroa 488-460—948

Individual scores

Jun Min Lee (Sharyland High) 68-67—135; Luis Chavez (Sharland Pioneer) 79-75—154; Cordero Lopez (Sharyland High) 83-72—155; Aaron Martinez (Mission Veterans) 83-75—158; Felix Gamez (Laredo Martin) 77-81—158; Victor Rodriguez (Sharyland High) 81-78—159; Diego Gonzalez (Roma) 81-78—159; Andres Lopez (Mission Veterans) 87-79—166; Dylan Killea (Sharyland High) 89-78—167; Steven Hinojosa (Mission Veterans) 84-83—167

Girls

Team scores

Sharyland High A 323-313—636; Sharyland Pioneer 367-351—718; Sharyland High B 389-374—763; Mission Veterans 447-438—885; Laredo Cigarroa 498-499—997; Laredo Martin 503-504—1007; Laredo Nixon 544-532—1076; Roma 559-NS—NT

Individual scores

Laura Rodriguez (Sharyland High A) 79-70—149; Linsey Garza (Sharyland Pioneer) 76-80—156; Raquel Flores (Sharyland High A) 79-79—158; Carolina Cantu (Sharyland High A) 84-79—163; Maria Guajardo (Sharyland Pioneer) 87-77—164; Paulina Flores (Sharyland High A) 81-85—166; Isabella Carmona (Rio Grande City) 93-81—174; Maialen Erana (Sharyland High B) 93-92—185; Gabriella Ozuna (Sharyland High B) 96-92—188; Miranda Neagle (Sharyland High B) 95-94—189

District 32-5A

At River Bend golf course, Browsnville

Final Round

Boys

Team scores

Brownsville Veterans A 332-339—671; Edcouch Elsa 372-376—748; Donna High 415-397—812; Mercedes 399-414—813; Donna North 410-417—827; Brownsville Pace 417-448—865; Brownsville Veterans B 449-436—885

Individual scores

Kevin Gomez (Brownsville Veterans A) 79-79—158; Canaan Vasquez (Edcouch-Elsa) 82-81—163; Tommy Zamorano (Donna North) 77-87—164; Jorge Santillana (Brownsville Veterans A) 83-84—167; Michael Valle (Brownsville Veterans A) 85-86—171; Daniel Yznaga (Brownsville Veterans A) 85-90—175; Manny Lopez (Edcouch-Elsa) 94-89—183; Johnathan del Bosque (Donna High) 95-93—188; Rey Jimenez (Brownsville Pace) 88-101—189; Eric Posadas (Mercedes) 99-94—193

Girls

Team scores

Brownsville Veterans 314-305—619; Brownsville Lopez A 402-430—832; Edcouch Elsa 434-432—866; Mercedes 465-466—931; Donna North 473-473—946; Donna High 512-489—1001; Brownsville Lopez B 521-538—1059

Individual scores

Julie Lucio (Brownsville Veterans) 71-71—142; Vanessa Campos (Brownsille Veterans) 72-73—145; Fahtima Avila (Brownsville Veterans) 83-77—160; Cristina Pullen (Brownsville Veterans) 88-84—172; Cecilia Garza (Brownsville Veterans) 91-92—183; Johana Belmares (Brownsville Lopez) 96-99—195; Meagan Nichols (Edcouch-Elsa) 95-101—196; Kristi Villanueva (Donna North) 99-101—200; Jaymee Gonzales (Mercedes) 100-101—201; Sarahi Turrubiates (Brownsville Lopez) 92-111—203

VALLEY-BASEBALL SCHEDULE

Monday, April 10

District 31-5A

Mission Veterans 6, Sharyland Pioneer 1

Rio Grande City 8, Laredo Cigarroa 1

Sharyland High 7, Roma 5

Valley View 6, Laredo Martin 2

District 32-2A

Benavides at San Perlita, not reported

Tuesday, April 11

District 30-6A

McAllen Memorial at McAllen High, 7 p.m.

McAllen Rowe at La Joya Palmview, 7 p.m.

District 31-6A

Edinburg High at Edinburg Vela, 7 p.m.

PSJA Memorial at Edinburg Edonomedes, 7 p.m.

Edinburg North at PSJA Southwest, 7 p.m.

PSJA North at PSJA High, 7 p.m.

District 32-6A

Weslaco East at Los Fresnos, 7 p.m.

Harlingen High at Weslaco High, 7 p.m.

District 32-5A

Edcouch-Elsa at Brownsville Veterans, 7 p.m.

Brownsville Lopez at Donna High, 7 p.m.

Brownsville Porter at Donna North, 7 p.m.

District 32-4A

Hidalgo at Progreso, 7:30 p.m.

Zapata at Grulla, 7:30 p.m.

VALLEY-BASEBALL BOX SCORE

Monday’s Game

District 31-5A

Mission Veterans 6, Sharyland Pioneer 1

Mission Veterans 101 130 0 — 6

Sharyland Pioneer 000 000 1 — 1

WP: Noel Vela 12 stikeouts, 0 hits.

MISSION VETERANS (6) — Roman de Leon 2-4, 1 stole base, 1 run; William pena 2 walks, 1 run, 2 stolen bases; Eddie Galvan 2-4, double, stolen base, RBI; Alex Guajardo 1-3, 2 runs.

SHAYRLAND PIONEER (1) — Not reported.

RECORDS: Missison Veterans 19-3, 11-1.