Fifth Friday Slaton on the Square will be Friday, April 29 2016 from 6-9 pm

Fifth Friday Slaton on the Square will be Friday, April 29 2016 from 6-9 pm.

Come out and explore the Slaton Model Train Studio,The Slaton Museum and Antique Mall, and the new Linzy’s Arcade.

The Art Galleries will be open and showcasing NEW artwork.
5th 3dAt the In Between Gallery will be an exhibition of life-size self portraits done by Drawing II students of Lubbock Christian University with Kristy Kristinek . The artists are Beth MacPhie, Madison Sanders, Zach Long, Jessica Long, Jenny Jeffreys, Debra Dent, and Mick Limon.

From the Texas Tech School of Art will be Molly Benavides, Kayla Crow, Amber Huckabee, Callie Murray and Nathan Collins.

Other artists showing are Skip and Linda Crawford, Carolina Arrellanos, Yulia Makarova, Coree Devore, and Ghislaine Fremaux.

MULTIPLICITY ART GALLERY will be showcasing NEW works by Susan Sheets (horse oil paintings), Jennifer Greer (large abstract string art), Carol Koenig (bird inspired assemblages), and photographs by Christena Stephens and Jerry Thompson.  Other artists in the gallery are Judy Robertson (fused glass and mixed media), Marsha Davis (mosaics), Cecily Smith Maples (pottery and porcelain jewelry), Willa Finley (photographs and her Texas and New Mexico Wildflower books), Roger Holmes (pottery), Tom Hicks (pottery), Danny Watson (metal art), Yvonne Greene (drawings), and Wayne Greene (pottery).  ALSO NEW: The small gallery has been set up as an “Antique and Resale Shop” (until the end of the summer) with antique furniture and sundry items that warrant a look see!
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Tiger District Track Resultd

by Hunter Henzler

Tiger boys competed in Post last Thursday and Friday at the district track meet for a chance to advance to the Area track meet.
The varsity athletes who advance to Area are listed below.
**The full results, both JV and Varsity, can be found online here:
http://www.ttfca.com/2016-3-3a-finals.pdf

In field events the Tigers advanced in 3 events.

Jameson Jackson took 2nd in the shot put with a personal best throw of 42′ .5″

Jameson also placed 4th in discus to advance with a competition personal best of 133′.

In the individual races:
Ricky Medrano won the district champion title in the 800m.
Anthony Torres in two races (3rd in the 3200m, 2nd in the 1600m)
Jordan Garcia also in two races (4th in the 3200m, 3rd in the 1600m)
And Joel Cueto joins them in one race (4th in the 1600m)

The Tigers also advance their 4x400m relay.  The team of Isaiah Hawkins, Carlos Garcia, George Wright, and Ricky Medrano ran a season best time of 3:27.9 to take 2nd place.

The Area track meet will be this Thursday, April 21, in Denver City.

Thank you all sincerely for the continued support of Slaton’s fine athletes- they’ve earned every bit of success they have had as of yet.

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Tigerette District Track Results

by Rustin Klafka

Thursday and Friday the Tigerettes competed at the District Track Meet in Post.  We had a good showing for our girls. The Top 4 finishers will be moving on to compete at the Area Track Meet Thursday April 21, 2016 in Denver City.  I’m incredibly proud of all of our athletes this week.

Tigerettes moving on to Area:

3200m Run – 2nd – Aryanna Zapata  13:24.04

800m Run – 4th – Avery Bentancourt  2:39.45

4x200m Relay – 1st – Erin Olmos, Quanasia McDaniel, Hannah Rodriguez, Ro Sangster  1:46.91

200m Dash – 1st – Ro Sangster  25.45, 2nd – Erin Olmos  26.82, 3rd – Quanasia McDaniel  27.16

1600m Run – 4th – Aryanna Zapata  6:11.85

High Jump – 4th – Quanasia McDaniel  4′ 8″

Long Jump – 1st – Ro Sangster  16′ 4.5″

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FFA – Ag Judging Wins – Going To State!

by Casey Jones

Some of our teams that competed at our Area Judging contest qualified for the state competition. We figured this could be put on the school website and the schools face book page. The following teams and students qualified to participate at the state level.

Meat Evaluation: Grant Kitten, Trevor Wright, Grace Parker

Nursery & Landscape: Connor Watts, Rylea Wyrick, Gabriela Munoz, Brittany Silvers

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Jr High District Track Results

by Rustin Klafka

The Junior High Track teams competed yesterday (Tuesday) at Roosevelt in the District Meet.  If you didn’t happen to look outside on Tuesday it wasn’t exactly the most ideal day to be on a track, but we powered through the cool temperatures and constant drizzle because the Tigerettes were there to compete.

As a whole we competed very well. There were several girls in field events and races that PR’d at this meet.

We’ve had a few performances this junior high track season that were fun to watch but what I saw happen at the in the 8th grade girls 4x100m Relay was flat-out impressive.  Running relays in the rain can be challenging and holding on to the baton can become tough to do after you’ve sat in the blocks getting soaked.  Zoe Martinez was running our first leg in the 4×100.  The gun fired and she shot out of the blocks well… without the baton.  The baton slipped right out of her hands as she came out of the blocks and it stayed where she dropped it – beside her blocks.  After taking 3 hard steps she quickly realized her hand was lighter than normal so she turned around, went back to her blocks, grabbed the baton and proceeded to hunt down the girls in front of her.  Obviously at this point we are in 6th place.  Zoe ran a hard first leg, making up any ground she lost.  She had a good exchange to Alexis Rubio, and now we are making our way back up.  Alexis has a solid 2nd leg moving us up a slot in the field.  Going into the exchange from Rubio to Jazmyn Jackson, we are sitting in a close tie with 4th and 5th.  Jazmyn runs her hardest leg I’ve seen her run all season and puts Kamryn Gibbs into a good position to place in the Top 3.  Gibbs had other intentions.  Out of pure grit, Kamryn is able to catch the first place team and pass them to take the win just before the finish line.  It was a fantastic moment to witness.  Keep an eye on these Tigerettes moving from 8th grade to High School next year.  They are maturing into competitors and watching that relay proved they have a lot of fight.

Our Junior High District Medalists are as follows:

7th Grade
*denotes PR

800m Run
2nd – Mary Parker  2:42.89

100m Hurdles
1st – Andrea Moreno  19.51

300m Hurdles
3rd – Mary Parker  58.50

4x100m Relay
3rd – Ti’Alice Young, Emalisa Muniz, Mariah Riojas, Jayden Irby  59.44

4x200m Relay
2nd – Jayden Irby, Emalisa Muniz, Naidia Garcia, Mariah Riojas  2:05.64

High Jump
1st – Andrea Moreno  4’8″*

8th Grade
2nd Place in Team Point Total

*denotes PR

200m Dash
1st – Zoe Martinez  30.53*

800m Run
1st – Alice Cogburn  2:47.21

1600m Run
2nd – Alice Cogburn  6:16.81

2400m Run
1st – Alice Cogburn  9:44.50*

4x100m Relay
1st – Zoe Martinez, Alexis Rubio, Jazmyn Jackson, Kamryn Gibbs  57.30

 

4x200m Relay
2nd – Jazmyn Jackson, Alexis Rubio, Haley Arledge, Kamryn Gibbs  2:03.55

 

4x400m Relay
3rd – Haley Arledge, Kaylee Franklin, Jazmyn Jackson, Kamryn Gibbs  4:53.88

 

Long Jump
2nd – Kamryn Gibbs  13′ 8.5″
3rd – Jazmyn Jackson  12′ 11.5″

 

Shot Put
3rd – Michelle Jaramillo  28′ 10.5″

 

High Jump
2nd – Kamryn Gibbs  4′ 8″*
3rd – Jazmyn Jackson  4′ 8″*

 

These girls have a bright future ahead of them.  From the Tigerette Coaching staff we want to thank all of the parents, our district staff and community members who have supported these girls and us this season.

 

 

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TIME CHANGE FOR THE FINALS IN TOMORROW’S DISTRICT TRACK MEET

From: Chris Brattain
Sent: Thursday, April 14, 2016 10:05 AM
To: District
Subject: TIME CHANGE FOR THE FINALS IN TOMORROW’S DISTRICT TRACK MEET
Importance: High

Tomorrow’s District Track Meet Finals start time has been changed due to the pending weather forecast.  Please note the attachment and the time change.  The finals will begin at 10:00am
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