Lamar High School Class of 2019

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From Today's Houston Chronicle Examiner
Lamar’s solid season ends with playoff loss
By Jack Marrion STAFF WRITER

Lamar High School
The Lamar baseball team had some high moments, including a sweep of Memorial in the Region III-6A quarterfinals. The Texans advanced to the regional semifinals for the first time in eight years.

Only two baseball teams from Houston ISD in the current decade have reached the state round of

16. Both are from Lamar.

The Texans matched the 2011 squad with a run to the Region III-6A semifinals, falling 7-5 and 8-3 to an impressive Kingwood squad.

Lamar (31-7-2) nearly rallied from a 7-1 deficit in its final at-bat in game one, getting five consecutive hits down to its final out.

Brendan Cu***ng doubled, Cyrus Twaddle, Alexander Lopez and Sam Frank singled and Drew Woodcox drilled a three-run double to bring the tying run to the plate.

Joe Castillo and Matthew Mackey combined for 2 1/3 scoreless innings in relief to give the Texans time to rally.

Lamar had another big seventh inning in game two, but trailed 8-0. Frank and Chris Gutierrez led with two hits, while Wood-cox had a two-run triple.

The Texans closed a stellar season that included the District 18-6A championship and playoff series victories against Jersey Village, Katy and Memorial.

Knipe ranks among academic eilte

The Texas High School Coaches Association recognized many of the best scholar-athletes from the spring sports season, releasing its academic all-state teams for soccer, track and field, golf, tennis, baseball and softball.

Senior athletes, managers or trainers were ranked based on a combination of grade-point average, class rank and ACT/SAT score. Students had to be in good standing with the team, of good moral character and have an overall career GPA of 92 percent or better.

Lamar’s Zane Knipe earn an elite ranking for the second time, including for football. Heights and Sterling also represented Houston ISD on spring all-academic lists.

Strake Jesuit was among the state leaders with 13 players making the cut in baseball.

THSCA ALL-STATE ACADEMIC

BOYS TRACK Lamar Zane Knipe, ELITE

GOLF Heights Jada Hernandez, 2nd team

BASEBALL Sterling Juan Lozaya, 2nd team

Strake Jesuit Matthew Allen, 2nd team Lucas De la Garza, 2nd team Clay Didway, 2nd team Michael Hansen, 2nd team Brennan Keimig, 2nd team Drew Koenig, 2nd team Lucas Leon, 2nd team Jack Rogan, 2nd team Walker Whitney, 2nd team Aden Armstrong, honorable mention John Paul Carrejo, honorable mention Brandon Duhon, honorable mention Nick Ferazzi, honorable mention Bennie Higgins, honorable mention

SOFTBALL Heights Ashley Smith, 2nd team Miriah Medina, honorable mention

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From the Academic Advisors: How do I recover lost credit for a failing grade?

If you attended class a sufficient number of days, but failed to earn credit because you scored less than 70 in the course,

your method of recovering credit is in Summer School.

How do you know this applies to you?
Check your report cards and Gradespeed!

For low grades earned PRIOR TO this current Spring Semester 2019,

Summer School Notices and Registration forms were delivered to all students who have failed to earn credit due to a low grade.

If you failed to earn credit THIS semester (Spring 2019),
you must attend late registration for Credit Recovery Summer School.

Late Registration is June 4
Lamar Cafeteria

8:30 to 11am and again 12:30 – 3pm
Credit Recovery Summer School begins June 5

Neil deGrasse Tyson on Twitter “Congratulations to this season’s Graduates. Just remember that graduations are not really the end of anything. Instead, they are the beginning of everything.”