GOOD THINGS

June 2015

Graduation

Salutatorian

Valedictorian
Valedictorian
Jesse Baxter

Scholarship Night

BISD held its 43rd annual

Scholarship Night in early May where
131 students received 184 scholarships
totaling over $219,000.
It is important to have the kind of
community support we have because
with the school and community

Andy Ramirez

working together it helps prepare for a

more promising future for the families
who live, work and serve in our
community, GO Center coordinator
Tammy Broussard.
Student recipients also see the
value in community support.
Living in a community that is so
generous has so many more benefits
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than just receiving scholarship

monies, senior Martha Vilas said. By
receiving scholarship funds, I am not
only able to afford a college education,
but carry on the legacy of someone
who finds value in higher education
and post-graduate success of students
in this community.

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Track

State 4th place

State 6th place

-Freshman Gus Hancock placed 4th at the state

meet in the 800m with a time of 1:54.85.
-Kaitlyn Harris, Chahnyce Foster, Miranda
Golden, Jamie Kennedy placed 6th in the
4x100m with a time of 47.2 seconds.

State 3rd place

Tennis

On May 13 and 14, freshman Jacy Smith competed

in the state tennis tournament at Texas A&M. After
rain delay on May 13, and rounds being pushed into
May 14, Smith placed third overall. In the first
round Smith defeated her opponent in two straight
sets going 6-3, 6-1. Smith played in the semi-fnal
match on day two where she dropped the first set
6-1.
Though she battled from behind in the second set
she ended up dropping it to her Saginaw opponent
7-5.

State 6th place

The Viking boys golf team

placed sixth at the state
tournament after weather
hampered the second day of
play. After the first round of
play the boys found
themselves in second place
with a 305, but the second
day proved more difficult.

Golf
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Girls Track

The girls track team finished 4th overall at

the district track meet.
District Results
4 x 100: 1st place - Kaitlyn Harris,
Chahnyce Foster, Quinteria Johnson, Jamie
Kennedy 47.5*
4 x 200: 1st place - Kailtyn Harris,
Chahnyce Foster, Audrey Batten, Jamie
Kennedy 142.01*
200: 2nd place - Jamie Kennedy 25.01
300 hurdles: 2nd place - Miranda Golden
46.7
100: 4th place - Chahnyce Foster 12.2
Shot put: 2nd place - Chassidy Rusk 38
3 3/4
High jump: 3rd place tie - Jamie Kennedy
and Lorenzia Nowlin 5
Area Results
Shot put: 3rd place -Chassidy Rusk 36-9.5
High Jump: 3rd place - Jamie Kennedy 5-2
High Jump: 6th place - Lorenzia Nowlin 5-0

4 x 100: 1st place - Kaitlyn Harris,

Chahnyce Foster, Quinteria Johnson, Jamie
Kennedy 47.56
4 x 200: 1st place - Kailtyn Harris,
Chahnyce Foster, Audrey Batten, Jamie
Kennedy 1:42.25
300 Hurdles: 4th place - Miranda Golden 47.25
200: 1st place - Jamie Kennedy - 24.50
Region Results
Shot put: 3rd place -Chassidy Rusk 40-9.5
4 x 100: 2nd place - Kaitlyn Harris,
Chahnyce Foster, Quinteria Johnson, Jamie
Kennedy 47.42
4 x 200: 5th place - Kailtyn Harris,
Chahnyce Foster, Audrey Batten, Jamie
Kennedy 1:42.1
300 Hurdles: 4th place - Miranda Golden
46.7
200: 5th place - Jamie Kennedy 24.7
State Results
4 x 100: 6th place - Kaitlyn Harris,
Chahnyce Foster, Miranda Golden, Jamie
Kennedy 47.2

Boys Track

The boys track team finished 5th overall at

the district track meet.
District Results
400 Relay: 5th place - 44.12 Jackson
Wagner, Bryan Ward, Keekee Johnson,
Jaylen Steele.
800 Relay: 5th place - 1:33.99 Jackson
Wagner, Brian Ward, BJ Ross, Jaylen
Steele
800: 2nd place - Gus Hancock - 1:57
1600 Relay: 4th place - 3:31.40 Bryan
Lyster, Dylan Treadway, Gus Hancock,
Nathan Steels
Triple jump: 3rd place - Gus Hancock 4311
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Long jump: 3rd place - Gus Hancock 21 2 1/2

Shot put: 2nd place - Dedrick Davis - 49
5
Shot put: 5th place - KeeKee Johnson - 48
Area Results
Shot put: 4th place - Dedrick Davis - 47-7
Long jump: 6th place - Gus Hancock 20-4.25
800: 2nd place - Gus Hancock - 1:57.42
Region Results
800: 1st place - Gus Hancock - 1:54.67
State Results
800: 4th place - Gus Hancock - 1:54.85

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The baseball team went 16-13-1 overall and 9-5

in district to tie Rudder for a second place finish and
advanced to post-season play.
The Vikings defeated Hutto in bi-district after
securing game two 3-0 after junior Landon Miner
hit a three-run homer in the first inning.
The teams season came to an end though in the
area round where they faced Tomball Memorial.
The team dropped the first game 2-8 and couldnt
produced offensively in the second game with a 0-1
lose.
The Lady Viking softball team went 22-9 overall and 12-2 in
district to finish second behind Willis and enter post-season play.
In the bi-district round of the play-offs, the Lady Vikes beat
Hutto in game one 8-2 after a five-run sixth inning.
In game two, they run-ruled the Hippos 13-2. The girls scored
ten runs before Hutto ever stepped onto the field.
During the area round of the play-offs, the Lady Vikings faced
the Magnolia West Lady Mustangs.
During the area opener, Magnolia West defeated Bryan 7-1
putting the Lady Vikes in a must win position for the best-of-three
series.
In the second game of the series, the Mustangs blew the game
open in the fourth inning when they scored nine runs on seven hits
on their way to a 12-1 win, ending the Lady Vikings run in the
play-offs.

Special Olympics

Special Olympics athletes

teamed-up with BHS and
RHS athletes for a day to
remember at Merrill Green
Stadium after their original
event was rained out.

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