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800 Meter Relay Team Also Going to State
AARRHON FLORES is State Bound after winning Gold and Silver at Regional Competitions in Long Jump, Triple Jump, 200 Meter Dash, 100 Meter Dash, and 800 Meter Relay. Staff Photo
800
METER RELAY TEAM IS STATE BOUND--Whirlwind members of the
800 Meter Relay Team who will be going to State are: (l-r)
Aarrhon Flores, Magdiel Flores, Sammy Ramirez, and Joe
Suarez. Staff Photo
By Nick Long Aarrhon Flores has proved he's one of the fastest and most versatile male athletes in West Texas in Class 2A by taking 3-gold and 2-silver medals at the Region I-2A Track and Field Meet at Elmer Gray Stadium in Abilene on April 25-26. Flores along with 3-teammates in the 800 relay have all qualified for the U.I.L. Track Championships on May 9-10 at Mike A. Meyers Stadium in Austin on the University of Texas campus. These efforts had Floydada knocking on the door in the team standings by finishing in 3rd place with 56-points. Idalou won the Region I Title with 70-points, Crane was the runnerup with 64-points, and Childress was right behind Floydada in 4th with 55-points. The performances in Abilene also set Floydada HS Track records in 4-events: 800 relay of Flores, Joe Suarez, Sammy Rameriz and Magdiel Alvarado (1:29.81); and Flores set new marks individually in the 200 Meter Dash (21.56 in pre-lims), 100 Meter Dash (10.68 in pre-lims), and Triple Jump (45'7"). He missed the school record in the Long Jump by 1" with a leap of 23' 3 1/4". Flores won first place in the 200, Long Jump and anchored the 800 relay; and he took second in both the Triple Jump and 100. His pre-lim time in the 100 would have given him a 4th gold medal. "A false start in the finals by another runner hurt Flores in 100 finals because he outjumped the field and spent some valuable energy", according to FHS Boys Track Coach Desmond Ayala. Flores will return to the State Meet in 2-events from 2007 when he was a sophomore. He won Bronze (3rd place) in the 200 at 21.73, and 4th in the Long Jump at 22'11". If performances at the four respective Regional meets across the state give an indication of what could happen at State - Flores is the favorite to take Gold in 100, 200, and Long Jump according to research by Ayala. His Triple Jump is the 4th best. The 800 Relay is in an extremely tight field of 8-teams separated by only 1.2-seconds. The Whirlwinds have the 6th best time approximately .75-second off the pace. "The 200 meters is Aarrhon's strongest event, but his chances at Austin are very good to medal in all events and the relay quartet will have to make flawless exchanges in their tight field", said Floydada Athletic Director Rusty Purser. "It might be hard to win the team State Title, but the Whirlwinds could be high in the final totals. I am sure there will be a couple of schools that have multi-relays which score double points. But an outstanding individual like Aarrhon can make a lot of difference as you well know." "This 800 relay is a special bunch. Suarez runs a good first leg, Rameriz goes hard in the 2nd leg, and Alvarado makes good handoffs to Flores to bring it home. Flores is capable of running down a lot of people from 6-meters back. I tell the first three legs to beat times to give Flores a chance to beat people,"said a chuckling Ayala. "We're going to need to get down in the 1:27's to medal and probably something in the 1:26's will win it." "Individually Flores needs great starts in both the 100 and 200. He's capable of winning both. He is improving on his jumping techniques and I'm not counting him out to do something there. His jumping events on Friday and the running events on Saturday should be helpful, plus having experienced the crowd, heat and humidity in Austin could be a plus,"said Ayala. Floydada was also represented at Regional by Payte Beedy in the High Jump; the 1600 relay of Alvarado, Rameriz, Adam Rainwater and Damion Pleasant; and James Espinoza in the 1600 and 3200 meter runs. The Lady Winds coached by Zach Logan at Regional included Morgan Norrell in the 800 and 1600 runs; Whitley Walker in the 100 and 200 dashes; Jennifer Leatherman and Breann Gooch in the High Jump.
State Track Championships schedule: Long Jump &endash; Friday 1:30pm &endash; Flores Triple Jump &endash; Friday 7:00pm &endash; Flores 100 meters &endash; Saturday 1:00pm &endash; Flores 800 relay &endash; Saturday 1:35pm &endash; Suarez, Rameriz, Alvarado, Flores 200 meters &endash; Saturday 2:35pm &endash; Flores
Whirlwinds in multi-events at State: Steve Puckett in 4-events in 1971&emdash; 440 yard dash, Broad Jump, Mile Relay and 440 yard relay. Charles Jackson in 3-events in 1971…220 yard dash, 440 relay, and Mile Relay.
FHS State Champs in Track: 2003 - Brady Rainwater &endash; 800 &endash; 1:57.59 (school record) 1994 &endash; Adam Gonzales &endash;Shot Put &endash; 58' 1 _" (school record) 1971
- Mile Relay &endash; Puckett, Jackson, Mike Burk, Dirk
Campbell &endash; 3:17.6 (school & state record at the
time)
STATE TENNIS QUALIFIERS KEVIN AND KODY SMITH By Nick Long The chronicle of twin brothers Kevin and Kody Smith of Floydada winning the Region I Tennis Boys Doubles Championship on April 23rd in Abilene and advancing to the UIL State Championship Tourney in Austin could make a great sports movie and book based on a true story. The FHS Seniors story included adversity of losing a close friend, a near miss the previous years and finally advancing on their last chance, many years of working together, and an unbelievable circle of support. When the tragic fatal auto accident that took the lives of Tanner Sue and Dylan Thomas of Floydada (Sunday, April 20) 12-Floydada High School tennis players who qualified for the Regional Tournament were faced with a very difficult decision of going to Abilene or staying home for the funeral services. "Eight decided to go and four stayed in Floydada, and all made the right decision for themselves", said FHS Tennis Coach Robin Nixon. "None were easy decisions that involved several hours of working things out with their parents, talks with ministers, and getting graces from parents of the sons who were killed." Kevin and Kody Smith had a lot riding on the trip to Abilene since this was their 3rd consecutive trip to Regional, and they had an unblemished season record of 19-0 which made them the pre-tourney favorites as the #1 seed. Both were lifelong friends with Tanner Sue and his name was on their rackets beside Cade Miller's name, who was a classmate that died from a gun accident in the 8th grade. Assistant Tennis Coach and mother Regina Smith said, "They had two angels with them in Tanner and Cade during the tourney, plus some unbelievable support in the bleachers". The Smiths came out strong in the opening round on Tuesday in their typical aggressive style and beat Young-Sherwood of Panhandle 6-2, 6-4. That afternoon in the Quarterfinals the Smith's had to work extra hard to finally down the duo of Harper-Yonkers in split sets of 6-4, 4-6, 6-4. "It was one of the longest matches in my 14-years of coaching in Floydada due to tight competition, rain delays and having to change locations to finally finish the match indoors", said Coach Nixon. Wednesday the tension was building due to the competition level, the funeral of their friends back home on this date, and this is where the Smith's met their Waterloo (exit point) in 2007 as juniors. The Smith's downed Muleshoe's cousin combo (#4 seed) of Wood-Wood in the Semifinals by scores of 6-4, 6-1. The Wood's are outstanding all-sports athletes just like Kevin and Kody. The stage was set for the Finals and one big step from Austin. The Whirlwind duo used their powerful serves, their attacking the net style, and the great team chemistry of setting up their partner throughout the tourney. The Championship match against Campbell-Hernandez of Reagan County ended with a 6-2,7-5 victory when Kody hit an overhead smash cross court that blew past the opponents. The winning shot was set up by Kevin on the previous return. "There was pure elation on the court by Kevin and Kody," said Nixon. "Regina fell to her knees with her arms raised upwards, and the crowd was cheering loudly. The emotions finally came out from the roller coaster week." Randy Rainwater threw his Floydada cap onto the court keeping up the tradition when a Whirlwind qualifies for State in Tennis. The Floydada players and fans were very touched when Shallowater players showed up at the tourney wearing green ribbons pinned to their shirts. Then the Ozona Coach brought enough ribbon for over 100 people to wear to show their support of the tragedy that was affecting the entire Floydada school and community. State tourney info: Kevin and Kody Smith will play at 10:15 a.m. on Monday, May 5 at the Penick-Allison Courts on the University of Texas Campus. They will have to play a total of 3 matches Monday and Tuesday in the 8-team field in order to win the State Championship or a medal. The Smith's are Coach Nixon's first boys doubles to qualify for State in her 14-year tenure, and the first Whirlwinds to qualify as Regional Champions. The highest finish Floydada has had in tennis under Nixon was in 2002 when Jenna Payne and Jay Castaneda won a Silver medal in girls doubles. "I think they have a very good shot at State," said Nixon. "They know some of the competition from previous tourneys especially at State Team Tennis; they are playing the best tennis of their lives; and their take it to the opponent scheme is hard to beat". "Kevin is so quick, he is sneaky, and can figure out the opponent; Kody is a very consistent server, he plays with more control but with still a lot of emotion. Both can make phenomenal shots." Nixon said she always tells Kevin "to think" and Kody "to just play" as she coaches them. Other Region I results of Floydada players: (first round) Mixed Doubles: Charlie Beedy/ Kristyn Muse lost to Bubenik/Talley of Wall 4-6, 6-3, 2-6. Girls Doubles: Lexi Terrell/Brityn Helms lost to Evans/Ramierez of Reagan Co. 6-4,5-7, 3-6. Girls Doubles: Lindsey Beedy/Kelbie Day lost to Chambers/Schneirder of Spearman 5-7, 4-6. Qualified but withdrew: Blake Greer/Kelsey Williams &endash; Mixed Doubles; Jennifer Rainwater &endash; Girls doubles (with Terrell); and Emily Griffin &endash; girls singles. "All
of the kids competed strongly considering the situation and
gained valuable experience. I am proud of all of them," said
Coaches Nixon and Smith.
Athletic Director Malcom Moerbe, one of Lockney's favorite coaches, has returned to the community as Athletic Director and will be welcomed back in a "Meet and Greet" reception, May 6. Moerbe says he is happy to be back. "I look forward to being associated with the kids and the fine people in Lockney once again." Moerbe was born and raised in Bishop. He attended Sul Ross State University and majored in Physical Education with a minor in Speech. His first coaching job was in Lockney as Assistant Coach from 1982-1991. From Lockneeey he went to Alice as Assistant Coach from 1991-1993. Then it was back to Lockney as Head Coach from 1994-1997. Moerbe left Lockney to take on the position of head coach in Comanche from 1998-2006, and then to Olton. He has been married to Jamie for 25 years. They have two daughters: Lanie, a 20 year old enrolled at Texas Tech, and Lindsie, 17, who will be a senior at Lockney High School. "Lockney is home," said Moerbe. "Jamie and I spent most of our adult life together here. It's good to be back." The
Athletic Booster Club will host the "Meet and Greet" from
6:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m., May 6, at Lockney's Field House.
All candidates running for school or municipal seats in Floydada and Lockney were sent candidate profiles to fill out and return to the paper. All were given the same set of questions. Boyd Jackson is the incumbent on the Lockney School Board in District #5. He is being challenged by Jimmy Kemp. On the Lockney City Council incumbent Junior Brotherton, of District 1, is being challenged by Shad Schleuter. Brotherton did not return the profile. 
BOYD JACKSON Family & Education: I have enjoyed being a resident of the Lockney area for my entire life, growing up on a farm in the Providence Community. I graduated from Lockney High School, going on to attend Texas Tech, and Wayland Baptist University. My wife Shanna and I have been married for 19 years. Our children Lezlie (16), Quinn (14), and JW (11) have been active in the Lockney School System in both academics and athletics. Why Do You Want This Office? I believe the children of our community to be our greatest asset. We must educate and prepare them to become the leaders of the future. I want to do my part in ensuring that the Lockney School System remains one of the best schools in the area. What Do You Want To "Do" or "Change" If You Are Elected? I would like to see Lockney become more of a "magnet" school for the area. We have the personnel and kids to become a leader in both academics and athletics. What
Are Your Qualifications For This Job? I have served as a
member of the Lockney School Board for 3 years, 2 years as
Vice-President. I completed several hours of training on the
laws and rules governing school systems. I have served with
leadership roles in my church, several community and county
boards, a regional board, and a state wide committee. They
all required diplomacy, reviews of financial information,
and decision making skills. I have also completed a two year
leadership development program provided by Texas Farm Bureau
which educated me on everything from parliamentary procedure
to media relations. It also put me in face to face contact
with local, state, national, and international leaders
providing me with an insight into their individual political
responsibilities and the important issues of today.
JIMMY KEMP Family and Education--Jamie and I have been married 26 years. Jamie attended Texas Tech University three years and is a registered nurse. She is manager of Girling Home Health in Plainview. We have three children. Cameron is a graduate of Lockney High School and is a licensed vocational nurse in Lubbock. My son, Walker, and my daughter, McKenzie, are students at Lockney schools. I graduated from Texas Tech University with a B.S. Degree in Soil and Plant Science. I started farming in the Lockney community in 1980 and continue to do so. I am also a licensed auctioneer and work with Sam Fortenberry auctioneers. Why Do You Want This Office? I want to help ensure the best education for our children. I also want to see that our taxpayer dollars are spent wisely. What do you want to "Do" or "Change" If You Are Elected? I am not entering this School Board race with an agenda. I want to listen to the public's opinion and with my own make an informed decision. I intend on heading off problems before they arise. What Are Your Qualifications For This Job? I served as Fire Chief of Lockney for eight years. While Fire Chief I helped secure grants and monies for the present day ambulance. I presently serve on the Mackenzie Water Board representing Lockney. I am also vice president of the Lockney Coop Gin Board. I farm 2,200 acres and employ two full time hands. Early
Voting Ends May 6th. Elections ar May 10th
WELDON GRAVES Weldon Graves, 78, of Lockney, departed this life on Tuesday, April 22, 2008 at Covenant Medical Center in Lubbock, Texas. Weldon was born on January 21, 1930 in Antelope Flat, Texas to Iry Graves and Dessie (O‚Rand) Graves. Weldon moved to Lone Star Community in 1941 from Antelope Flat, Texas. He attended Lockney Schools and lived in Lockney most of his life. He was a member of the Odd Fellows Lodge and was an active member of the First Baptist Church in Lockney. Weldon owned and operated Graves Welding Shop and Used Cars for many years. He is preceded in death by his parents, and a brother, Winfred Graves. Weldon is survived by two sons, Frankie Graves and his wife Linda and Glen Graves and his wife Tina all of Lockney; two daughters, Kathy Burley and her husband Keith and Sherry Langford all of Lubbock; three sisters, Leona Willis and her husband Arlie of Lubbock; Cleona Taylor and her husband Verne Taylor Jr. of Lockney; and Betty Smith of Brownwood; mother of children, Frances Graves of Lockney; cousins, Peggy Steward and daughter Rhonda of Lockney were loving and wonderful caregivers, eleven grandchildren, seven great grandchildren and three grandchildren-in-laws. Family greeted friends on Thursday, April 24, 2008 at Moore-Rose Funeral Home of Lockney from 6-8 p.m. Funeral services were held Friday, April 25, 2008 at 2 p.m. at the First Baptist Church. Rev. Harold Abney officiated. Burial was held at the Lockney Cemetery under the direction of Moore-Rose Funeral Home of Lockney, TX.
TRAVIS JOE WEEMS Travis Joe Weems, 59, cherished father, husband and friend, died peacefully, near the ocean, on April 23, 2008. Travis was born April 22, 1949 in Floydada, Texas to Milton and Betty Weems. After graduating from Texas Tech University with a degree in mechanical engineering, he began work in the oil and gas industry. Travis moved with his young family to the Fort Worth area in 1977. He remained active exploring for, drilling and producing oil and gas throughout his life and develooped many close friendships within the industry. Travis was a managing partner of Charro Operating LLC. Travis' love for life was matched only by his generosity and his love for his family was powerful and unconditional. He was a treasured friend to all who knew him. He is survived by his wife, Gina; daughters, Lesley Weems, Kylan Weems Bunker and husband, Dr. Noah Bunker; son, Bryson Joe Weems; a sister, Katherine Kercher; a brother, Mark Weems; an aunt, Ruby Weems of Floydada and cousins, Randell Weems and Robert Weems. Also Micheal Sweeney, Kaitlyn Sweeney, Catherine Bozzell and more friends than anyone could hope for. A memorial service was held at 1:00 p.m. Sunday, April 17, 2008 at the Ashton Depot, 1501 Jones Street, Fort Worth, TX. A reception to celebrate Travis' life followed the memorial service. The family suggests sending donations to St. Judes Children's Hospital.
By The Way | by Alice Gilroy If you didn't know who the FLDS were before, you have to be living in a cave to not know who they are now. Every talk show and every news broadcast has an update or new interview with an FLDS lawyer or a woman who has left FLDS. This morning the report was that 35 of the 52 female children taken from the Eldorado compound are either pregnant or have given birth. That would contradict the 5 FLDS women on FOX News last week who said they knew of no children who were pregnant. Children have told CPS workers that "no age" is too young to be "spiritually" married. ACLU lawyers are angry because they feel that rights have been violated. I guess they mean the rights of the old men impregnating these children. A talk show host was speaking against the seizure of the kids by CPS based on the fact that there are lots of pregnant teenagers walking the streets and CPS doesn't take them out of their homes. CPS may not take unwed teenage mothers out of homes if the teenager willingly had sex with her teenage boyfriend--but they do investigate complaints of minor children impregnated by old men. And--if they find out the evidence points to a "lifestyle" that is detrimental to children then those children most certainly become foster children cared for by the State of Texas. One lawyer put it very succinctly. She said, "You must remember that CPS is doing exactly what they do in any other case of this kind. The only difference is the numbers." As for the violation of rights. I agree that rights have been violated here--but I disagree with whose rights have been violated. The laws of the land are set up to protect the ignorant, the sick, the disabled, and the weak. You cannot circumvent the laws by naming your actions part of a religion and then doing anything you want because the Constitution protects "freedom of religion". Randy Mankin, editor of the Eldorado paper told me a story recently which I think illustrates this point perfectly. By the Way, Randy and his wife Kathy, have done a superb job of handling this FLDS controversy in their backyard. Go to My Eldorado for the best coverage you can find anywhere. Randy has been inundated with hundreds of media people since this story broke. He not only handles them picking his brain for whatever he knows, he also covers the FLDS story daily and manages to get all the school and other community news in the paper too. Anyway, back to the illustrative point. A reporter from afar was talking to Randy. She was a bit sympathetic to the plight of the FLDS mothers (as I am--but for different reasons). She asked Randy if he didn't believe the constitutional rights of FLDS were being violated because of freedom of religion. Randy said, "So you think they should be able to practice their religion in any way they see fit?" Reporter says, "Yes". Randy said, "Do you believe that I should be able to practice whatever religion I want?" Reporter says, "Yes". Randy said, "Do you believe I could become an Inca and worship the Sun God?" The reporter said, "Yes". Randy said, "Do you believe as an Inca and a worshiper of the Sun God that I could sacrifice virgins on the altar?" The reporter said, "Uh......." Randy said, "The Constitution gives me the right to believe what I want...but it does not give me the right to violate someone else's constitutional rights." The reporter thought a moment and said, "Oh yeah. I never thought of it that way." That's why we have laws. That's why the laws of the land supercede the laws made up by any individual or group seeking to benefit their own agenda. The children will be traumatized just like any child in any CPS operation would be. But I'm proud of the State of Texas, and if the leaders of FLDS aren't sorry they moved to Texas I hope they regret it soon.
A View From The Lamplighter | by Ken Towery
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