Sports

Sealy’s June is packed full of Summer Sports camps

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The Sealy Tigers athletic season is jumping right back into action this summer with some of their youth summer camps scheduled for this month. Sealy has already wrapped up their basketball camp where incoming first through ninth graders received high level coaching from the Sealy Tiger Head Basketball Coach Greg Cranfill. Their next camp will be a baseball camp on June 8-10. This camp is for incoming third through ninth graders and will be led by Tigers Head Baseball Coach Will Cerny at Aubrey “Mutt” Stuessel Field in Sealy. To end the month, Sealy will remain on the diamond, but this time it is the softball players turn. The last camp will take place on June 29 and end on July 1, and it is for incoming first through sixth graders and will be led by Sealy Lady Tigers Head Softball Coach Brittney Whitehead.
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LADY TIGERS

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The Sealy Lady Tigers had a great year of sports this season, most notably winning the state championship in the high jump event. While winning the state championship is a major accomplishment, it’s time to look back at all sports and give them the spotlight for everything they accomplished this year.

Sealy starts summer strength and conditioning training

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The Sealy athletic department has officially released their schedule for summertime strength and conditioning training. This is open to 9th-12th graders that will be attending Sealy High School next year and are looking to get stronger before taking the field. These sessions open on June 1 and will end on July 23 with the start of football and volleyball season set for Aug. 3. The boys will take the early slot, 7 - 9:30 a.m. followed by the girls in the 8:30 - 10:30 a.m. time slot.
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Meyer conquers 5'9 to claim state gold

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One participant that continued to impress while at the state meet was freshman Ryanne Meyers. “ Our fresh-man did exceptionally well finishing in fourth place. That was a big accomplishment for her and hopefully we can get her in other events next year,” Sealy track and field coach Ray Dabney said. Meyers also faced a challenge at the regional meet in which she had to clear a height to make herself eligible for the state berth. “ She had already missed it twice, but she came through with an excellent jump, and she ended up with two personal records that day and had to have a jump off for the third space spot,” Dabney continued. “ That was a big accomplishment for her.”