2025 UIL 4A, others state track and field results: Dallas-area stars shine in Austin

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2025 UIL 4A, others state track and field results: Dallas-area stars shine in Austin

UIL 4A STATE TRACK AND FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS

(at Mike A. Myers Stadium, Austin)

THURSDAY’S FINAL RESULTS

BOYS

TEAM STANDINGS

1. Lindale 60

2. Wimberley 46

3. Austin Johnson 42

4. Stafford 38

5. Canyon 36

6. Burnet 28

7. Lago Vista 27

8. Gilmer 21

9. Carter 20

10. CC Tuloso-Midway 18

INDIVIDUAL RESULTS

HIGH JUMP

1. Colton Andress, Glen Rose,6-11.00

2. Jalen Lott, Frisco Panther Creek, 6-10.00

3. Swayde Griffin, Lago Vista, 6-7.00

LONG JUMP

1. Jayden McCoy, CC Tuloso-Midway, 24-6.75

2. Jalen Lott, Frisco Panther Creek, 23-7.25

3. Bradley Lowman, Stafford, 23-4.25

TRIPLE JUMP

1. Cade Andrews, Sunnyvale, 48-7.25

2. Adarius Hutchinson, Bellville, 47-11.25

3. Nolan Waida, Wimberley, 45-6.50

DISCUS

1. Lucas Cano, Gilmer, 194-2

2. Demetris Dean, Jasper, 187-6

3. McCager Smith, Athens, 184-1

SHOT PUT

1. Lucas Cano, Gilmer, 60-2.25

2. Shawn Burdick, CC Tuloso-Midway, 58-10.00

3. Nathan Edlin, Ingleside, 58-8.00

POLE VAULT

1. Parker Williams, Decatur, 15-6.00

2. Charlie Hanle, Wimberley, 15-6.00

3. Ty Bybee, Sulphur Springs, 15-0.00

100

1. George Stenberg, Fredericksburg, 10.52

2. Cedric Ross, Lubbock Estacado, 10.57

3. Creed Whisenhunt, Sulphur Springs, 10.59

200

1. Swayde Griffin, Lago Vista, 21.15

2. Camrin Jackson, Kimball, 21.20

3. Chad Ward, Lindale, 21.30

400

1. Colter Maya, Lindale, 48.23

2. Kaden Baze, Lindale, 48.51

3. Baylor West, Canyon

800

1. Victor Aviles, Burnet, 1:54.25

2. Charles Anderson, Carter, 1:54.79

3. Daniel Anderson, Salado, 1:56.12

1600

1. Victor Aviles, Burnet, 4:17.88

2. Ryan Fernandez, Canyon, 4:18.99

3. Luke Anderson, Salado, 4:20.53

3200

1. Lathan Lewter, Canyon, 9:11.83

2. Victor Aviles, Burnet, 9:15.96

3. Armando Morales, La Feria, 9:17.00

110 HURDLES

1. Swayde Griffin, Lago Vista, 13.62

2. Bradley Lowman, Stafford, 13.64

3. Jasiah Rivera, Kingsville King, 13.65

300 HURDLES

1. Roy Hughes, Lincoln, 36.58

2. Jasiah Rivera, Kingsville King, 37.17

3. Steven Schwartz, Sealy, 37.82

4X100 METER RELAY

1. Austin Johnson (Ali Scott, Treawn Young-Henderson, KJ Houston, Ladainian Green), 41.04

2. Lindale, 41.54

3. Stafford, 41.56

4X200 METER RELAY

1. Austin Johnson (Antione Baker, Treawn Young-Henderson, Ali Scott, Ladainian Green), 1:25.55

2. Celina, 1:26.23

3. Wimberley, 1:27.31

4X400 METER RELAY

1. Lindale (Chad Ward, Kaden Baze, Nathan Bradford, Colter Maya), 3:16.35

2. Wimberley, 3:16.62

3. Carter, 3:17.51

GIRLS

TEAM STANDINGS

1. Universal City Randolph 88

2. Holliday 61

3. Texarkana Liberty-Eylau 50

4. Franklin 38

5. West 28

6T. Gladewater 26

7T. Childress 20

7T. Wichita Falls City View 20

7T. Diana New Diana 20

10T. Goliad 18

10T. Shallowater 18

INDIVIDUAL RESULTS

HIGH JUMP

1. Rocsan Hadnot, Jasper, 5-9.00

2. Chiora Enyinna-Okeigbo, Sunnyvale, 5-7.00

3. Paisley Janssen, Cuero, 5-6.00

LONG JUMP

1. Arieanna Jefferson, Ferris, 19-9.25

2. Chiora Enyinna-Okeigbo, Sunnyvale, 18-8.50

3. Madison Cuplin, Marble Falls, 18-6.00

TRIPLE JUMP

1. Arieanna Jefferson, Ferris, 40-8.00

2. Mackenzie Flaugher, Springtown, 40-0.25

3. Tenera Gray, Canyon Randall, 39-4.25

DISCUS

1. Valerie Hunt, Monahans, 160-8

2. Shelby Lewis, Beeville Jones, 132-4

3. Allison Rickman, Canton, 127-10

SHOT PUT

1. Valerie Hunt, Monahans, 48-7.75

2. Mal Richardson-Clay, Bay City, 42-9.50

3. Aubrianna Jordan, Hillsboro, 42-6.50

POLE VAULT

1. Jaicee Jasmer, Sulphur Springs, 14-4.00

2. Natalie Murray, Hudson, 12-9.00

3. Kelsey Jackson, Paris North Lamar, 12-6.00

100

1. Trinity Braziel Davis, FW Dunbar, 11.64

2. Madison Sweezer, Houston Yates, 11.69

3. Allanah Shepherd, Katy Freeman, 11.69

200

1. Kaya Phillips, Brownwood, 23.75

2. Kinlee Lawlis, Bandera, 23.94

3. Jazzmine Rhodes, Stafford, 24.20

400

1. Naomi Jones, Lincoln, 55.94

2. Daisy Thompson, Carter, 56.29

3. Jada White, Kennedale, 56.52

800

1. Addyson Bristow, Canyon, 2:07.19

2. Annalee Bryant, Salado, 2:14.11

3. Celeste Cantu, Huffman Hargrave, 2:14.34

1600

1. Addyson Bristow, Canyon, 4:48.64

2. Brooke French, Canyon Randall, 5:08.01

3. Emily Gross, Dumas, 5:09.96

3200

1. Emily Gross, Dumas, 11:02.16

2. Brooke French, Canyon Randall, 11:09.38

3. Adison Richard, Hamshire-Fannett, 11:09.50

100 HURDLES

1. Chiora Enyinna-Okeigbo, Sunnyvale, 13.42

2. Eleanor Kazanjian, Kingsville King, 13.49

3. Janey Baker, China Spring, 13.79

300 HURDLES

1. Chiora Enyinna-Okeigbo, Sunnyvale, 41.96

2. Janey Baker, China Spring, 42.31

3. Kyndal Thurman, Lindale, 43.04

4X100 METER RELAY

1. Brownwood (Icess Hall, Kaya Phillips, Jade Morin, Aniah Hines), 47.00

2. Celina, 47.06

3. Katy Freeman, 47.39

4X200 METER RELAY

1. Tyler Chapel Hill, (Aryssa Cooper, Ilaysha McGregor, Rylee Steele, R’Niyah Tomlinson), 1:38.47

2. Brownwood, 1:39.14

3. Bandera, 1:39.95

4X400 METER RELAY

1. Canyon, (Brooklyn Kinsey, Reese Wilson, Sydnee Winfrey, Addyson Bristow), 3:48.89

2. Brownwood, 3:50.93

3. Carter, 3:53.38

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Maxx Crosby-Ravens Trade Dead, Opening Perfect Cowboys Opportunity

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Maxx Crosby-Ravens Trade Dead, Opening Perfect Cowboys Opportunity

Dallas Cowboys Nation’s hopes of landing superstar pass rusher Maxx Crosby were dashed last weekend when it was announced that he was being traded to the Baltimore Ravens. However, less than 24 hours before the new year, the trade has fallen apart.

On Tuesday night, the Las Vegas Raiders announced that the Ravens have backed out of the trade.

“The Baltimore Ravens have backed out of our trade agreement for Maxx Crosby,” the statement read. “We will have no further comment at this time.”

The news sends a major ripple for the league, with the Crosby sweepstakes once again open. Before his trade to the Ravens, the Cowboys were considered one of the teams closely monitoring the situation and a team that made a legitimate offer for Crosby.

Las Vegas Raiders defensive end Maxx Crosby leaves the field following a game against the Denver Broncos at Allegiant Stadium. | Stephen R. Sylvanie-Imagn Images

At this time, there is no word on why the trade between Las Vegas and Baltimore fell through. When the trade was first reported, the Raiders were set to receive a 2026 and 2027 first-round pick from the Ravens.

Now, his future is in limbo. Before he was traded to the Ravens, it was believed that the Cowboys, Chicago Bears, and Los Angeles Rams were the top candidates to land him. In fact, the Cowboys were “considered runner-ups” in the sweepstakes.

Dallas’ Original Trade Offer

Las Vegas Raiders defensive end Maxx Crosby reacts during the second half at SoFi Stadium. | Kiyoshi Mio-Imagn Images

According to ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler, the Cowboys initially offered the No. 12 overall pick in the 2026 draft, a 2027 second-round pick, and an unnamed veteran player.

“Dallas kept a hard line throughout. The franchise wasn’t willing to part with two first-round picks, hoping its 12th pick in April’s draft, plus a future second-rounder, would be enough to entice Las Vegas. Dallas was also willing to package a veteran player to sweeten the deal, but Vegas wasn’t interested in that. The Raiders prioritized picks,” Fowler wrote.

Last season, Crosby recorded 73 total tackles, 28 tackles for a loss, 20 quarterback hits, 10 sacks, two forced fumbles, and an interception.

We’ll have to see if Dallas ends up being his new home, now that the team has a second chance to make something special happen, but there will be some serious competition. The 2026 NFL calendar year officially begins on Wednesday, March 11, at 4:00 p.m. ET.

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Dallas weather: Severe storms bring hail and tornado threats | See timing

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Dallas weather: Severe storms bring hail and tornado threats | See timing

DALLAS – Severe thunderstorms are forecast to return to North Texas late Tuesday, bringing threats of damaging hail, high winds and localized flooding. While the primary concerns are wind and hail, a few tornadoes cannot be ruled out.

Tuesday Forecast

Dallas weather: Mar. 10 morning forecast

We have another chance of severe storms starting Tuesday afternoon. Meteorologist Ali Turiano has your forecast and everything you need to know ahead of the storms.

Scattered showers and storms are expected to develop as a dryline to the west moves into the region. Storm conditions are expected to intensify as the day progresses.

The greatest concerns remain damaging winds and large hail. The leading edge of the storm front will likely be the most intense, with the potential for straight-line winds and brief spin-up tornadoes.

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Dallas Storms: Timing and Impact

The highest potential for severe weather in the Metroplex is from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m., though lingering activity could continue until 2 a.m. Wednesday. Residents are advised to seek shelter immediately if a warning is issued for their area.

7-Day Forecast

A final round of storms is expected Wednesday, primarily between noon and 7 p.m., according to the National Weather Service. These storms carry a threat of half-dollar-sized hail and damaging winds.

Behind this system, North Texas will dry out and briefly cool off. Sunny skies return Thursday with a high in the mid-60s. Temperatures will then warm into the upper 70s on Friday before a sunny weekend with highs in the low 80s.

The Source: Information in this article comes from the National Weather Service and FOX 4 forecasters.

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