CLASS 6A

REGION I

(at Courts of McKinney)

BOYS SINGLES

SEMIFINALS

Riki Koshimizu, Coppell d. Ian Urago, EP Coronado, 2-6, 7-5, 6-2

Connor Cole, Jesuit d. Dmitri Goubin, Plano, 0-6, 6-3, 7-6 (2)

THURSDAY’S CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH

Riki Koshimizu, Coppell vs. Connor Cole, Jesuit

BOYS DOUBLES

SEMIFINALS

Li/Rajpal, SL Carroll d. Viswanathan/Peck, Flower Mound, 5-7, 6-3, 6-2

Whitehead/Kim, SL Carroll d. Bair/Kalimuthu, Flower Mound, 6-2, 6-2

THURSDAY’S CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH

Li/Rajpal, SL Carroll vs. Whitehead/Kim, SL Carroll

GIRLS SINGLES

SEMIFINALS

Alexandra Patton, Coppell d. Isabella Hernandez, EP Franklin, 6-2, 6-2

Makenzie Baptist, EP Coronado d. Samantha Velasco, Hebron, 7-5, 6-0

THURSDAY’S CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH

Alexandra Patton, Coppell vs. Makenzie Baptist, EP Coronado

GIRLS DOUBLES

SEMIFINALS

Son/Singh, Allen d. McCaffrey/Kim, SL Carroll, 6-3, 6-0

Podaralla/Hartin, San Angelo Central vs. Kim/Thoms, Plano West

THURSDAY’S CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH

Son/Singh, Allen vs. Podaralla/Hartin, San Angelo Central or Kim/Thoms, Plano West

MIXED DOUBLES

SEMIFINALS

Koduri/Huang, Plano West d. Benson/Rees, Highland Park, 6-3, 6-3

Fraire/Lee, EP Franklin d. Nath/Guru, Coppell, 7-6 (2), 6-1

THURSDAY’S CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH

Koduri/Huang, Plano West vs. Fraire/Lee, EP Franklin

CLASS 5A REGION I

(at McLeod Tennis Center, Lubbock)

BOYS SINGLES

SEMIFINALS

Maximus Martin, El Paso d. Parth Mittal, Lubbock, 6-0, 6-0

Tucker Haynes, Ama. Tascosa d. Darren Nava, Del Valle, 2-6, 6-3, 6-1

THURSDAY’S CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH

Maximus Martin, El Paso vs. Tucker Haynes, Ama. Tascosa

BOYS DOUBLES

SEMIFINALS

Carter Holt/Austin Lewis, Argyle d. Caleb Bradshaw/Asher Etchison, Cooper, 6-3, 6-4

Thomas Mann/Daniel Warraich, Coronado d. Blaine Kipper/Luke Naylor, Jus. Northwest, 6-4, 6-1

THURSDAY’S CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH

Carter Holt/Austin Lewis, Argyle vs. Thomas Mann/Daniel Warraich, Coronado

GIRLS SINGLES

SEMIFINALS

Meghna Arun Kumar, Argyle d. Daniela Ocaranza, El Paso, 7-5, 6-2

Bianca Harris, FW Arl. Heights d. Kalina Trindade, Lubbock, 6-2, 6-0

THURSDAY’S CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH

Meghna Arun Kumar, Argyle vs. Bianca Harris, FW Arl. Heights

GIRLS DOUBLES

SEMIFINALS

Emilia Gyorgy/Sara Gyorgy, Grapevine d. Allex Gonzales/Sara Shelhamer, Amarillo, 6-3, 6-4

Halle Rose/Morgan Rose, Amarillo d. Hannah Lightner/Julia Lightner, Argyle, 7-6 (5), 6-2

THURSDAY’S CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH

Emilia Gyorgy/Sara Gyorgy, Grapevine vs. Halle Rose/Morgan Rose, Amarillo

MIXED DOUBLES

SEMIFINALS

Trevor Short/Hope Willis, Wylie d. Alex Earthman/Seren Wilson, Amarillo, 6-0, 6-4

Brandon Cowling/Kate Delgado, Wylie d. Caroline Artho/Barrett Stroud, Amarillo, 6-1, 7-5

THURSDAY’S CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH

Trevor Short/Hope Willis, Wylie d. Brandon Cowling/Kate Delgado, Wylie

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Could the Dallas Cowboys add a versatile and elusive wide receiver in the first round of the 2025 NFL Draft? Dallas drafts Oregon transfer receiver Evan Stewart with the No. 26-pick in the latest mock from ESPN.

Talk about a homecoming! Stewart is a Frisco, Texas-native, which is where the Dallas Cowboys headquarters is located. 

Could Stewart be a Dallas star alongside receiver CeeDee Lamb? Currently the Cowboys room is highlighted by Lamb, Brandin Cooks, Jalen Tolbert, Kavontae Turpin.

“I want to show that I am a jack of all trades,” said Stewart during Oregon practices. “…I can go up and get it like a big receiver, I can move like a little receiver. I’ve got great hands, I’m very quick, very fast.”

Stewart transferred from Texas A&M, totaling 1,163 receiving yards and six touchdowns in two seasons in college station, despite an early season ankle injury in 2013 that resulted in diminished production. Stewart’s undeniable talent and experience was highly sought after in the portal, ranking as a top-5 overall athlete in the portal. 

Stewart’s goal for the Oregon 2024 football season is clear. 

“That ball, man. I’m trying to get those passes,” Stewart said during Oregon’s spring practices. “(Oregon suited everything that I was looking for. I wanted to be in a great program that had a lot of order and construction. Everything is so much better here, honestly, I’m happy with my decision.”

Stewart already turned heads in a Duck uniform during spring football practices. Possibly the biggest get for the Ducks in the transfer portal this year by coach Dan Lanning. Oregon enters their inaugural season in the Big Ten Conference as one of the favorites to win the Big Ten Title, with much thanks to additions like Stewart. 

Dallas’ rookie mini camp is May 10-11. It’ll be a first-look at the Cowboys’ first-round 2024 NFL Draft selection Tyler Guyton. The hope is that Guyton, a former Oklahoma offensive tackle, can help reinforce the Cowboys offensive line quickly. 

FC Dallas picked up another much-needed win on Tuesday night, a US Open Cup Round of 32 win over USL Championship side Memphis 901.

This morning, as I am sitting at a pub in the Pittsburgh Airport, I thought I would take a few minutes to discuss the comments made by head coach Nico Estevez and the game’s goal scorer, Logan Farrington, after last night’s win. I’m also going to take a quick look back at a game that FC Dallas had control over…for the most part.

This won’t be our normal breakdown of the game since we do need to quickly turn our attention to Saturday’s game with Austin FC.

For a coach who needed to go for it in a Cup tournament game at home against a lower-division team, Estevez really didn’t push things all that much with his lineup choice. He stuck it out once more with the 3-4-3, as he reintroduced Jesus Ferreira and Asier Illarramendi back into the lineup after the two weren’t ‘fully fit’ enough, Nico’s words there to do so in Toronto last week.