FRIDAYS GAMES

NONDISTRICT
Argyle vs Denison ..........................................2:00
(at AT&T Stadium)
Skyline vs Arl. Martin .....................................5:30
(at AT&T Stadium)
Austin St. Andrews at FWCountry Day ............7:00
Burkburnett at Aubrey ...................................7:00
Eastern Chr. (Md.) at DeSoto ...........................7:00
Frisco Wakeland at Lovejoy .............................7:00
Lake Dallas vs Frisco Centennial ......................7:00
(at Frisco ISD Memorial Stadium)
McKinney vs Frisco Liberty ..............................7:00
(at Toyota Stadium)
North Crowley at Saginaw ...............................7:00
St. Marks at Episcopal Dallas ..........................7:00
TWJohn Cooper at Greenhill ...........................7:00
Arl. Bowie at Cedar Hill ...................................7:30
Arl. Pantego Chr. at FWTrinity Valley ...............7:30
Blooming Grove at Life Oak Cliff ......................7:30
Carr. N. Smith vs Arl. Seguin ...........................7:30
(at Arlingtons Wilemon Field)
Carr. Prince Peace vs McKinney Chr. .................7:30
(at McKinney North High School)
Carr. Ranchviewat Glen Rose ..........................7:30
Cayuga at Frisco Legacy Chr. ............................7:30
Celina vs Bryan Adams ...................................7:30
(at Forester Field)
Cistercian at John Paul II ................................7:30
Coll. Covenant vs Shelton ................................7:30
(at Bishop Lynch)
Coppell vs McKinney Boyd ...............................7:30
(at McKinneys Ron Poe Stadium)
Covenant at Garland Christian .........................7:30
Crowley vs Mans. Legacy ................................7:30
(at Mansfields Vernon NewsomStadium)
Dallas Christian at First Baptist .......................7:30
Denton at Granbury ........................................7:30
Denton Guyer at Ennis ....................................7:30
Denton Ryan at Hebron ...................................7:30
Duncanville vs Mes. Horn ................................7:30
(at Mesquites E.H. Hanby Stadium)
Dutch Fork (S.C.) vs Allen ...............................7:30
(at Murphys Kimbrough Stadium)
Farmersville at Nevada Community ..................7:30
Flower Mound vs Keller ..................................7:30
(at Keller ISD Athletic Complex)
FMMarcus vs Arlington ..................................7:30
(at Maverick Stadiumat UTA)
Forney vs Samuell ..........................................7:30
(at Pleasant Grove Stadium)
Frisco Heritage vs Carr. Creekview ...................7:30
(at Carrolltons Standridge Stadium)
Frisco Lone Star vs North Forney .....................7:30
(at Forneys City Bank Stadium)
FWAll Saints at TCA-Addison .........................7:30
FWEastern Hills vs Woodrow Wilson ...............7:30
(at Franklin Stadium)
FWNolan at Lancaster ...................................7:30
Gainesville State at A+ Academy .....................7:30
Gar. Lakeviewvs Richardson ...........................7:30
(at Richardsons Eagle-Mustang Stadium)
Grand Prairie vs Irving ....................................7:30
(at Irving Schools Stadium)
Grape. Faith Chr. at Alvord ..............................7:30
Grapevine vs Coll. Heritage .............................7:30
(at Grapevines Mustang-Panther Stadium)
HSAA at FWChristian ....................................7:30
IMG Academy at Prestonwood Chr. ..................7:30
Irv. The Highlands vs FMCoram Deo .................7:30
(at Coppell Middle School West)
Irving MacArthur vs Plano ...............................7:30
(at Planos John Clark Stadium)
Irving Nimitz at Weatherford ..........................7:30
Kaufman at Fairfield ......................................7:30
Keller Central vs Arl. Lamar .............................7:30
(at Arlingtons Cravens Field)
Keller F. Ridge vs Mans. Lake Ridge ..................7:30
(at Mansfields R.L. Anderson Stadium)
Kennedale at Gainesville .................................7:30
Life Red Oak at Itasca .....................................7:30
Lutheran at Kenn. Fellowship ..........................7:30
Mans. Summit vs Birdville ..............................7:30
(at Birdville Fine Arts/Athletic Complex)
Mans. Timberview at Midlothian .....................7:30
Mansfield at Waco Midway .............................7:30
Marshall at Crandall .......................................7:30
Melissa at Paris .............................................7:30
Mes. Poteet vs Wylie East ..............................7:30
(at Wylie ISD Stadium)
Molina vs Conrad ...........................................7:30
(at Kincaide Stadium)
North Garland vs W.T. White ...........................7:30
(at Alfred J. Loos Complex/Couch Field)
Palmer at FW Southwest Chr. ..........................7:30
Pilot Point at Anna .........................................7:30
Plainview at Sanger .......................................7:30
Plano East at Jesuit .......................................7:30
Plano West vs Sachse .....................................7:30
(at Garlands Williams Stadium)
Princeton vs FW Arl. Heights ...........................7:30
(at Fort Worths Farrington Field)
Pulaski Academy (Ark.) at Highland Park ..........7:30
Red Oak vs Azle .............................................7:30
(at Waxahachies Lumpkin Stadium)
Rich. Pearce vs South Garland ..........................7:30
(at Garlands H.B. Johnson Stadium)
Roosevelt vs Pinkston ....................................7:30
(at Sprague Athletic Complex/Jones Field)
Royse City at Greenville ..................................7:30
South Oak Cliff vs S. Grand Prairie ...................7:30
(at Grand Prairies Gopher-Warrior Bowl)
Springtown at Arg. Liberty Chr. .......................7:30
Sunnyvale at Eustace .....................................7:30
TC-Cedar Hill at Arl. Oakridge ..........................7:30
Terrell vs Haltom ...........................................7:30
(at Birdville Stadium)
The Colony at Corsicana ..................................7:30
Tyler Lee at Lufkin .........................................7:30
Venus at Krum ...............................................7:30
Whitney at Wilmer-Hutchins ..........................7:30
Wills Point at Ferris .......................................7:30
Wylie vs West Mesquite .................................7:30
(at Mesquite Memorial Stadium)
SL Carroll vs Tulsa (Okla.) Union ......................8:00
(at AT&T Stadium)
SIX MAN
Dallas Academy at Fort Worth Hill ...................7:30
SATURDAYS GAMES
NONDISTRICT
Seagoville vs Madison ............................10:00 a.m.
(at Pleasant Grove Stadium)
Arl. Grace Prep at Bay Area Christian ........11:00 a.m.
TC Byron Nelson vs San Ang. Central ........11:00 a.m.
(at AT&T Stadium)
Bishop Lynch at Fenwick (Ill.) ..........................1:00
(at Concordia University (Ill.)
Rockwall vs Hurst L.D. Bell ..............................2:00
(at AT&T Stadium)
Adamson vs Sunset ........................................4:30
(at Kincaide Stadium)
Euless Trinity vs Rockwall-Heath .....................5:00
(at AT&T Stadium)
Carter vs Kimball ...........................................7:30
(at Kincaide Stadium)
Frisco at Waxahachie ......................................7:30
Justin Northwest vs Prosper ...........................8:00
(at AT&T Stadium)
SIX MAN
Lakehill at Irving Universal ......................11:00 a.m.
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Arlington Bowie at Cedar Hill Cedar Hill Cedar Hill Cedar Hill Cedar Hill Cedar Hill Cedar Hill Cedar Hill
Skyline vs. Arlington Martin Skyline Arlington Martin Skyline Skyline Skyline Skyline Skyline
Dutch Fork (S.C.) vs. Allen Allen Allen Allen Allen Allen Allen Allen
Duncanville vs. Mesquite Horn Mesquite Horn Mesquite Horn Mesquite Horn Mesquite Horn Mesquite Horn Mesquite Horn Mesquite Horn
Pulaski Academy (Ark.) ar Highland Park Highland Park Highland Park Highland Park Highland Park Highland Park Highland Park Highland Park
Southlake Carroll vs. Tulsa (Okla.) Union Southlake Carroll Southlake Carroll Southlake Carroll Southlake Carroll Southlake Carroll Southlake Carroll Southlake Carroll
Eastern Christian (Md.) at DeSoto DeSoto DeSoto DeSoto DeSoto DeSoto DeSoto DeSoto
Plano East at Jesuit Jesuit Plano East Jesuit Jesuit Jesuit Jesuit Jesuit
Flower Mound Marcus vs. Arlington Arlington Arlington Arlington Arlington Arlington FM Marcus Arlington
Denton Ryan at Hebron Hebron Hebron Hebron Hebron Hebron Hebron Hebron
Irving MacArthur vs. Plano Plano Plano Plano Plano Irving MacArthur Plano Plano
Denton Guyer at Ennis Denton Guyer Denton Guyer Denton Guyer Denton Guyer Denton Guyer Denton Guyer Denton Guyer
Plano West vs. Sachse Plano West Plano West Sachse Plano West Sachse Plano West Plano West
Coppell vs. McKinney Boyd Coppell Coppell Coppell Coppell Coppell Coppell Coppell
Wylie vs. West Mesquite West Mesquite West Mesquite West Mesquite West Mesquite West Mesquite Wylie West Mesquite
South Oak Cliff vs. South Grand Prairie South Oak Cliff South Oak Cliff South Oak Cliff South Oak Cliff South Oak Cliff South Oak Cliff South Oak Cliff
Mansfield Timberview at Midlothian Mans. Timberview Mans. Timberview Mans. Timberview Mans. Timberview Mans. Timberview Mans. Timberview Mans. Timberview
McKinney vs. Frisco Liberty McKinney McKinney McKinney McKinney McKinney McKinney McKinney
Frisco Heritage vs. Carrollton Creekview Frisco Heritage Frisco Heritage Frisco Heritage Frisco Heritage Carr. Creekview Frisco Heritage Frisco Heritage
Mesquite Poteet vs. Wylie East Mesquite Poteet Mesquite Poteet Mesquite Poteet Mesquite Poteet Mesquite Poteet Mesquite Poteet Mesquite Poteet
Frisco Wakeland at Lovejoy Frisco Wakeland Frisco Wakeland Lovejoy Lovejoy Frisco Wakeland Lovejoy Lovejoy
Lake Dallas vs. Frisco Centennial Lake Dallas Lake Dallas Lake Dallas Lake Dallas Frisco Centennial Frisco Centennial Frisco Centennial
Argyle vs. Denison Argyle Argyle Argyle Argyle Argyle Argyle Argyle
IMG Academy at Prestonwood Prestonwood IMG Academy IMG Academy IMG Academy IMG Academy IMG Academy IMG Academy
St. Marks at ESD St. Marks St. Marks St. Marks St. Marks St. Marks St. Marks St. Marks
Euless Trinity vs. Rockwall-Heath Euless Trinity Euless Trinity Euless Trinity Euless Trinity Euless Trinity Euless Trinity Euless Trinity
Rockwall vs. Hurst L.D. Bell Hurst L.D. Bell Rockwall Rockwall Rockwall Rockwall Rockwall Rockwall
Carter vs. Kimball Kimball Kimball Kimball Kimball Kimball Kimball Kimball
Frisco at Waxahachie Frisco Frisco Waxahachie Frisco Frisco Frisco Frisco
Adamson vs. Sunset Adamson Adamson Adamson Adamson Adamson Adamson Adamson
Last week 18-12 (.600) 20-10 (.667) 21-9 (.700) 20-10 (.667) 16-14 (.533) 24-6 (.800) 20-10 (.667)
Season record 18-12 (.600) 20-10 (.667) 21-9 (.700) 20-10 (.667) 16-14 (.533) 24-6 (.800) 20-10 (.667)
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RUNNING/HIGH SCHOOLS/
SCOREBOARD
D
allas triathlete Ashley
Johnson and her train-
ing partner and friend,
Lauren Barnett, are among
nearly 30 area multisport ath-
letes competing in Sundays
Ironman 70.3 World Champi-
onship in Mont-Tremblant,
Quebec.
Like others, Johnson, an
amateur, and Barnett, a pro,
expressed renewed excitement
about competing at 70.3
Worlds. Sundays race features
a new venue and offers a more
level playing field.
Its somewhere more exot-
ic, Barnett said. Racing out of
the country is pretty cool with-
out having to go overseas. Its
not too cumbersome.
Race organizers announced
last year that they will rotate
the championships annually.
After Canada, the world cham-
pionships will move to Austria
andthenAustralia in 2016.
In its early years, the Iron-
man 70.3 World Champion-
ships were held in Clearwater,
Fla. The flat course led to exces-
sive drafting, making it unfit to
be a championship course,
Johnsonsaid.
Organizers relocated the
race to Las Vegas. After a com-
petitive first year, Johnson said
athletes shied away from the
event because of the excessive
heat and altitude.
In contrast, Mont-Trem-
blant will feature challenging
hills without the heat or alti-
tude, which will make the
course more fair for all.
For Johnson, the 70.3
Worlds has been her key 2014
race since she qualified last fall.
She said she prefers having the
longer bike and run legs be-
cause she can overcome a slow-
er swimand still compete well
inher age group.
Johnson said her training,
often with Barnett, has been
strong since recovering from a
calf strain that sidelined her
early this year.
She has made me faster,
chasing her around, Johnson
said. Its good to have someone
you can enjoy training with
that will push you. I bitch about
it at the time, but at the end we
have taken ourselves to another
gear, to another level I wouldnt
have been able to get to on my
own.
Johnson said she thinks she
has the potential to be among
the top contenders in her age
group.
Im hoping the cool weath-
er in Canada will bring some
race day magic, Johnson said.
For Barnett, 2014 didnt un-
fold as she had planned, but
she couldnt have envisioned a
better season. Her original
plan was to race the Lifetime
Triathlon Series, which fea-
tures the shorter Olympic dis-
tance races.
She crashed while cycling in
February and sustained an an-
kle injury. She was sidelined
several weeks and had to miss
the first Lifetime race, which
all but eliminated her from
qualifying for the champion-
ships inthat Series.
She quickly shifted gears
and reorganized her season
around the Ironman 70.3 dis-
tance events. She won her in-
augural race as a pro in New
Orleans. She then placed third
at Kansas, Buffalo Springs
Lake near Lubbock and Ra-
cine, Wis.
This was a bit unexpected,
she said of qualifying for 70.3
Worlds in her first attempt as a
pro, especially considering she
had planned a totally different
season. My expectations have
been far exceeded.
The 70.3-mile distance
blends Barnetts endurance
andspeed.
While Canada isnt her last
2014 race, she said its her big-
gest. She heads into it in what
she calls the best shape of my
life, hoping to place among the
topAmericans.
Locals represent Team
USA, Egypt: Michael Zinn
earned two sixth-place finishes
and a seventh-place finish at
ITU World Championships at
the sprint and Olympic dis-
tance races, and in the Aquath-
lon (swim/bike) in Canada
Aug. 27 through Monday. He
was among local athletes com-
peting for Team USA.
Ahmed Zaher of Playtri, an
Egyptian who lives in Dallas,
placed third in the mens 50-54
age group at the Olympic dis-
tance race.
Training partners set to take on world
30 area triathletes
headed to Canada for
Ironman 70.3 nale
RUNNING/TRIATHLON
DEBBIEFETTERMAN
dfetterman@dfwrunning.com
CALENDAR
SATURDAYS RACES
Book it for Literacy, River Legacy Park, 701 Northwest
Green Oaks Blvd., Arlington, 5K 8 a.m., 1-mile 9
a.m., $25 through Sept. 5, $35 race day, arlingtonli-
brary.org
Dallas Running Clubs Breakfast Bash 5-mile run, Win-
frey Point, White Rock Lake, 940 E. Lawther Drive,
Dallas, 8 a.m., members free, others $10, dallasrun-
ningclub.com. (Post-race breakfast is free to mem-
bers; $5 for others. Benefits the Tal Morrison Schol-
arship Fund.)
Funky Town 5K & 20K, Trinity Park Pavilion 3, 2401Uni-
versity Drive, Fort Worth, 5K 8 p.m., 20K 8:10 p.m.,
5K $25, 20K $35, 817-731-1760 or fwrunco.com.
Moo Cow Mini Marathon (2.62 miles) and Mini Half Mar-
athon (1.31miles), Galatyn Plaza, Performance Drive
(between Galatyn Parkway and E. Lookout Drive),
Richardson, Mini Half 8 a.m., Mini Marathon 8:30
a.m., Mini Marathon Adults $35, Children 12 and un-
der $20, Mini Half Marathon Adults $25, Children 12
and under $20, moocowmarathon.com.
Prairieman Sprint Tri (750-yard swim/16-mile bike/3.1-
mile run), International distance (1,500-yard
swim/28.7-mile bike/6.2-mile run), Half Ironman: Tri-
athlon/Aqua bike/Open Water swim (1.2 mile
swim/55-mile bike/13.1-mile run), Lynn Creek Park,
Grand Prairie, Half Ironman Tri, Aquabike and open
water swim 6:55 a.m., Sprint Tri Swim start 7:10
am., International Tri Swim Start 7:20 a.m., Half
Ironman $150, Open Water Swim $65, International
Distance $75, Relay per person Sprint $75, tridalla-
sevents.com. (USA Triathlon membership re-
quired.)
Run 4 Hope 5K and fun run, Andy Brown Park East, 260
E. Parkway, Coppell, 1-mile 7:30 a.m., 5K 8 a.m., 5K
$30, fun run $10, hope4harper.com.
Race for Hope, South Lakes (Eureka) Park, 556 Hobson
Lane, Denton, 5K 8 a.m., 1 mile 8:10 a.m., 5K $25, 1
mile $15, children under 12 $10, 940-565-5282 or
www.dentonmhmr.org.
Run for Life, Trinity Park Arts Pavilion 3, 2401 Univer-
sity Drive, Fort Worth, 1K 8 a.m., 5K 8:30 a.m., $35,
mhatc.org.
Run for the Toilets, 109 Jefferson St. SE, Sulphur
Springs, 8 a.m., 5K $35, 10K $40, 903-440-5644 or
faroutracing.com.
Seeds of Hope Moonlight 5K and fun run, Grayson Coun-
ty Courthouse Lawn, 100 West Houston St., Sher-
man, 8 p.m., 214-906-4727 or chip2chipracetim-
ing.com.
Steps & Strides 5K, 10K and 1-mile run/walk, Hackberry
Creek Church, 2000 Kinwest Parkway, Irving, 8 a.m.,
10K $35 through packet pickup, $40 race day, $20
through packet pickup, $25 race day, 682-597-7421
or www.chip2chipracetiming.com.
Superhero Scramble Charger Dallas (4 miles/20 obsta-
cle), (three or four runners per team), Cousins
Paintball Park, 8975 FM 740 South, Forney, 8:45
a.m. Scramble Gamble Wave $79, Individual age
group/open division (begin at 9 a.m.) $49, 12:45
p.m. Super Kids 13 and under $25, superheroscram-
ble.com.
Trinity Trek, Heart of the Ranch at Clearfork, 5000
Clearfork Main St., Fort Worth, 1 mile 8 a.m., 5K
8:30 a.m., $25, active.com, then search by race
name.
Wilson Elementary 5K Going the Extra Mile, Pirate
Stadium, Crandall, 1 mile 8 a.m., 5K 8:30 a.m., 5K
Adults $25, Students $15, 1 mile Adults $20, Stu-
dents $15, getmeregistered.com.
SUNDAYS RACES
9/11 Heroes Run 5K and 1-mile, Andy Brown Park East,
Coppell, 9 a.m., 5K $25, 1mile $15, 911heroesrun.org.
First Sunday Five-Buck 5K, 3535 W. Pioneer Parkway,
Arlington, 4:30 p.m., 817-795-9955 or run-
time.com.
Let Em Run 5K, McKinney Boyd High School, 600 North
Lake Forest Drive, McKinney, 8 a.m., $20 students,
active.com.
Old College Tri, Denton Natatorium (250-yard
swim/12-mile bike/3-mile run), 2400 Long Road,
Denton, $89, 214-502-9837 or dallasathletesracing-
.com, then search races.
TUESDAYS RACE
Plano Pacers Prediction Race 5K, Schimelpfenig Library,
Custer and Country Club, Plano, 7 p.m., free,
www.planopacers.org.
THURSDAYS RACE
Dallas Association of Young Lawyers Freedom Run 5K
and 1-mile walk, Dallas City Hall Plaza, 1500 Marilla
St., Dallas, 6:50 p.m., Police/Firefighter/Military
$20, Adult Timed $30, children 12 and under $15, 1-
mile walk $20, freedomrun.com.
FOR MORE running news, check
out Debbie Fettermans blog at
runningblog.dallasnews.com.
GARLAND A 52-yard
touchdown on a double pass
with 4:50 left gave Rowlett
enough cushion to hold off
Lake Highlands, 37-35,
Thursday at Homer B. John-
son Stadium.
Lake Highlands (1-1)
trailed by two points when
Rowlett (2-0) faced third-
and-12 at its own 48.
Backup quarterback Matt
Peal, playing in place of an in-
jured Logan Bonner, threw a
lateral to receiver Dylan
Watts, who found Josh Lewis
deep down the left sideline.
Lewis evaded one tackler and
scored to boost Rowletts lead
to nine points.
Lake Highlands scored
with 1:23 left to cut the lead to
two, but Rowletts Quinton
Stinson recovered the onside
kick.
Bonner passed for 111 yards
and two touchdowns and ran
for 75 yards and two more
scores before being helped off
the field with an apparent leg
injury in the third quarter.
Rowlett dominated early
as Bonner tossed two touch-
down passes and ran 33 yards
for another score for a 21-0
lead in the first quarter.
Lake Highlands hurt itself
with three turnovers in the
first half but cut the lead to 27-
15 by intermission. Tyler
Hughes rushed for 136 yards
and two touchdowns to help
Lake Highlands rally.
Rowlett scored three
touchdowns within four min-
utes in the first quarter.
Bonner hit Lewis on a slant
for a 13-yard touchdown to be-
gin the scoring. Following a
Lake Highlands fumble, Bon-
ner threw a 23-yard strike
down the middle to Watts for
a14-0 lead.
Bonner ran 33 yards for a
score and a 21-0 lead with 35
seconds left in the first quar-
ter.
Trick play helps Rowlett roll
ROWLETT 37, LAKE HIGHLANDS 35
Double pass provides
winning cushion in
high-scoring game
By KEITH WHITMIRE
Special Contributor
FOOTBALL
CFL
East Division W L T Pts. PF PA
Toronto.................... 3 7 0 6 235 262
Montreal.................. 2 7 0 4 145 227
Hamilton ................. 2 6 0 4 162 197
Ottawa .................... 1 8 0 2 136 251
West Division W L T Pts. PF PA
Calgary .................... 8 1 0 16 251 134
Edmonton ................ 7 2 0 14 227 170
Saskatchewan ..........7 2 0 14 228 181
Winnipeg ................. 6 4 0 12 260 252
B.C. ......................... 5 4 0 10 212 182
THURSDAYS RESULTS
No games scheduled
TODAYS GAME
B.C. at Ottawa 6:30
SATURDAYS GAME
Calgary at Edmonton 6:00
SUNDAYS GAMES
Hamilton at Montreal noon
Saskatchewan at Winnipeg 3:00
SOCCER
MLS
WESTERN W L T Pts GF GA
Seattle .................. 16 7 3 51 48 35
Los Angeles ........... 13 5 7 46 48 27
Real Salt Lake ........ 11 5 10 43 40 31
FC Dallas ................ 12 8 6 42 45 34
Portland .................. 8 8 10 34 44 43
Vancouver................ 7 6 12 33 33 34
Colorado .................. 8 12 6 30 37 40
San Jose .................. 6 10 8 26 29 33
Chivas USA .............. 6 14 6 24 23 44
EASTERN W L T Pts GF GA
D.C. United............. 14 8 4 46 42 30
Kansas City............ 12 9 6 42 38 32
NewEngland.......... 11 12 3 36 37 37
Toronto FC ............... 9 10 6 33 35 40
Columbus................. 8 9 9 33 35 34
Philadelphia ............. 8 9 9 33 41 41
NewYork................. 7 8 10 31 39 38
Chicago.................... 5 6 14 29 32 37
Houston .................. 8 13 4 28 28 46
Montreal ................. 5 15 5 20 27 45
NOTE: Three points for victory, one point for tie.
THURSDAYS RESULTS
No matches scheduled
TODAYS MATCH
Colorado at Los Angeles (NBCSN) 9:30
SATURDAYS MATCHES
FC Dallas at Real Salt Lake (Ch. 21) 9:00
Philadelphia at Toronto FC 1:00
Kansas City at New York (NBCSN) 6:30
Montreal at Houston 7:30
D.C. United at Vancouver 9:00
SUNDAYS MATCHES
Chivas USA at Columbus (Ch. 49) 2:00
San Jose at Portland (ESPN2) 4:00
Chicago at New England 6:00
TRANSACTIONS
BASEBALL
TEXAS RANGERS Selected RHP Spencer Patton from
Round Rock (PCL). Transferred OF Shin-Soo Choo
from the 15-day to 60-day DL.
MLB Named Bryan Seeley vice president, investiga-
tions, and deputy general counsel.
BALTIMORE ORIOLES Signed four-year player devel-
opment contracts through the 2018 season with
Norfolk (IL), Bowie (SL), and Frederick (Carolina)
and two-year contracts through the 2016 season
with Delmarva (SAL) and Aberdeen (NYP).
COLORADO ROCKIES Agreed to terms with LHP
Jorge De La Rosa on a two-year contract through
2016.
ST. LOUIS CARDINALS Activated RHP Michael Wacha
from the 60-day DL. Selected the contract of 1B Xa-
vier Scruggs from Memphis (PCL). Transferred OF
Shane Robinson fromthe15- to 60-day DL.
BASKETBALL
MIAMI HEAT Announced Ron Rothstein will retire as
an assistant coach and serve as a corporate liaison.
Announced assistant coach Bob McAdoo will become
a pro scout and serve as a community liaison.
TORONTO RAPTORS Signed C Greg Stiemsma.
WASHINGTON WIZARDS Named Howard Eisley as-
sistant coach.
FOOTBALL
NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS Re-signed LS Danny Aiken
and LB Chris White. Re-signed QB McLeod Bethel-
Thompson to the practice squad.
HOCKEY
BOSTON BRUINS Signed C David Krejci to a six-year
contract extension through the 2020-21season.
COLORADO AVALANCHE Signed D Tyson Barrie to a
two-year contract.
COLLEGES
DELAWARE Named Mandie Plowman marketing
community outreach manager and Nina Raspa multi-
media coordinator.
GRU AUGUSTA Named Taylor Lamb director of ath-
letic media relations.
IOWA STATE Announced OT Jacob Gannon has left
the football team for personal reasons.
LA SALLE Named Gina Catanzariti director of wom-
en's basketball operations.
RUTGERS Named Lubos Ancin women's assistant
soccer coach.
UMASS Named Kellie Olson director of women's
basketball operations.
HIGH SCHOOLS
VOLLEYBALL
THURSDAYS RESULTS
DISTRICT INDEPENDENT
McKinney Chr. d. Yavneh Aca., 25-7, 25-8, 25-16.
TAPPS 1-5A
Bishop Lynch d. Ursuline, 15-25, 25-16, 25-21, 25-20.
TAPPS 1-4A
Grape. Faith Chr. d. Coll. Covenant, 21-25, 25-19, 25-
20, 25-9.
BASKETBALL
WNBA PLAYOFFS
FINALS
(Best-of-5)
x-if necessary
Chicago vs. Phoenix
Day Date Location Time
Sun. Sept. 7 Phoenix (Ch. 8) 2:30
Tue. Sept. 9 Phoenix (ESPN) 8:00
Fri. Sept. 12 Chicago (ESPN2) 7:00
x-Sun. Sept. 14 Chicago (ESPN2) 4:30
x-Wed. Sept. 17 Phoenix (ESPN2) 8:00
Lake Highlands.................0 15 6 14 35
Rowlett ......................... 21 6 3 7 37
RT Josh Lewis 13 pass from Logan Bonner (Drew
Galitz kick)
RT Dylan Watts 23 pass from Logan Bonner (Josh
Williams kick)
RT Logan Bonner 0 run (Drew Galitz kick)
LH Shannon Nunnery 4 run (Jamarice Preston
run)
RT Logan Bonner 7 run (kick failed)
LH Sam Iheke 19 pass from Brendyn Gettens
(Reece Morrison kick)
RT Josh Williams 35 FG
LH Tyler Hughes 6 run (pass failed)
LH Jamarice Preston 17 pass from Brendyn Get-
tens (Reece Morrison kick)
RT Josh Lewis 52 pass from Dylan Watts (Drew
Galitz kick)
LH Tyler Hughes 1run (Reece Morrison kick)
LH RT
First Downs ................................. 22 22
Rushing Yards........................ 54-208 43-215
Passing Yards .............................143 187
Passing ................................12-16-1 15-23-2
Punts-Avg ............................ 3-22.33 2-44.00
Penalties.................................. 7-61 8-63
Fumbles-Lost.............................. 3-2 3-1
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
Rushing LH: Tyler Hughes 31-136, Shannon Nun-
nery 10-49, Brendyn Gettens 7-22, Bryan Cooper
3-7, Jamarice Preston 3--6, RT: Kobe Morrow 17-
78, Logan Bonner 10-75, Nick Johnson 8-50, LaDa-
rius Dickens 1-23, Josh Lewis 1-8, Team Stat 1--6,
Matt Peal 5--13.
Passing LH: Brendyn Gettens 12-16-1-143, RT: Lo-
gan Bonner 11-19-2-111, Dylan Watts 1-1-0-52,
Matt Peal 3-3-0-24.
Receiving LH: Jamarice Preston 7-104, Sam Iheke
2-23, Octavion Warren 2-15, Blake Cronin 1-1, RT:
Josh Lewis 5-80, LaDarius Dickens 5-55, Dylan
Watts 1-23, Keldrick Chappelle 2-18, Quinton Stin-
son 1-8, Kobe Morrow 1-3.
MOTOR SPORTS
NASCAR SPRINT CUP SCHEDULE
Sept. 6Richmond International Raceway (Ch. 8)
Chase for the Cup playoffs
Sept. 14Chicagoland Speedway (ESPN)
Sept. 21NewHampshire Motor Speedway (ESPN)
Sept. 28Dover International Speedway (ESPN)
Oct. 5Kansas Speedway (ESPN)
Oct. 11Charlotte Motor Speedway (Ch. 8)
Oct. 19Talladega Superspeedway (ESPN)