Mike Forman
Sports Editor at Victoria Advocate
Sports Editor, Heisman Trophy voter, SMU/UCLA grad, dad to Ethan, husband to Denise.
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victoriaadvocate.com | Mike Forman
ALTAIR — Goliad coach Stacy Zamzow wasn’t sure exactly what to expect from this year’s girls track and field team. The Tigerettes lost a number of key pieces from last year’s team that finished second at the state meet. “When you lose the group we had last year and come back with two girls basically, you don’t know,” Zamzow said. “You just fight and fight, improving in practice and girls coming around. We have two girls who weren’t even on the team last year.
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victoriaadvocate.com | Mike Forman
BAY CITY — The 2024 football season was a frustrating one for Bay City’s Jada Andrews. Andrews came into the season after an outstanding junior year, but was hindered by a sprained ankle for some of district play and the playoffs. “Injuries happen,” Andrews said. “I’ve never been injured where I had to sit out that many games.
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victoriaadvocate.com | Mike Forman
WHARTON — Jason Haddock considers former Wharton head football coach Russell Roberts a mentor in the profession. Roberts led Wharton to five playoff appearances during his seven years at the school. Wharton has fallen on hard times as of late, making its last trip to the postseason in 2019. Haddock hopes to bring success back to the program after being named Wharton’s athletic director and head football coach by a unanimous vote of the board of trustees at a special meeting Tuesday evening.
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victoriaadvocate.com | Mike Forman
Kamryn Jackson had surgery before her senior season of basketball at Victoria East. But Jackson was determined not to let it hinder her style of play. “It definitely affected me, but I had my support system,” Jackson said. “My coach and my trainer all supported me. I just got back in the gym and got to work.”The hard work allowed Jackson to average 10 points and 8.2 rebounds a game for the Lady Titans last season.
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victoriaadvocate.com | Mike Forman
HALLETTSVILLE — The reason for Hallettsville’s loss to Columbus was no mystery to Lady Brahmas’ head coach Callie Kresta. “When we get out-hit we have a hard time winning games,” Kresta said. “We’ve got to go out and earn our keep.”Hallettsville managed only three hits and struck out nine times against Columbus starter Mia Post, and dropped a 3-1 District 25-3A decision Friday night at City Park Field.
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Leaving Bay City’s @BCISD Memorial Stadium after 29/30-4A area meet. Thanks to Bay City AD Robert Jones @CoachRJones_ and all the coaches and Peaches. Great to see Bob Gillis. https://t.co/0w0ZrO9VBb
Bay City’s @BCISD Jada Andrews @JadaAndrews_0 wins the 100-meter dash at the Districts 29/30-4A area meet at Bay City’s Memorial Stadium. https://t.co/CrykDy0kPr
Area meet going on at Bay City Memorial Stadium. https://t.co/DlOVeYqB02