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At some point, the 0:00 on a scoreboard denotes the end of a varsity soccer team's season.
On April 13 at Midland's Grande Communications Stadium, the three zeroes on the scoreboard of the Region I Semifinal between the Plano Senior and El Paso Bel Air boys soccer teams didn't just signify the end of the Wildcats' season -- a 1-0 loss -- it embodied the end of an era and the final match of longtime head coach Bob Weir's career.
It's a moment that had become inevitable as Weir's Wildcats played deeper and deeper into the playoffs, one that had been building since the coach's postgame talk with his team on March 20 following a 2-1 victory over Lewisville.
The Wildcats fell shy, but the team's lengthy postseason run re-emphasized the consistency and high level of play that surrounded Weir's final years with the program.
Whether it was the ledger of state titles -- captured in 1991, 1992, 1993, 1995, 2000 and 2009 -- or going the past seven seasons without a bi-district playoff elimination, Weir helped establish Plano as one of the state's most revered programs.
"I felt like the level of play at Plano Senior was always extremely high," said Corben Bone, Plano alum and National Soccer Coaches Association of America Player of the Year with the Wildcats. "The competition was high and coach Weir knew how to get us ready, to train and knew how to play the game properly so that definitely helped me become the player I am."
As did on-field dedication to correcting a player's mistakes and helping their overall skill set.
"(Weir has) helped me through some times where I wouldn't do what he asked," said Ramon Gallegos, Plano senior. "I'd ask him what he wants me to do better and he'd show me exactly where I went wrong and what I needed to do, and he'd improve my soccer."
Gallegos was a part of the 2011 Plano squad that was denied a crack at the state tournament after falling shy in the Region I Finals.
"On the bus, we were all sad and tearing up," Gallegos said. "And to see coach tear up also, that shows that he loves the game and how badly he wanted us to win."
Weir also aided in college recruiting and guidance for the future. In Bone's case, the soccer stalwart also played basketball and credits Weir for helping carve a path that currently has Bone with Major League Soccer's Chicago Fire.
"Not only did we have great teams but we had a great core and all got along," he said. "That's one thing that I think you can see in a great coach, not only his ability to teach soccer but to also groom young men who are growing up and getting ready for college."
And of course, there are the unforgettable traits of the coach himself.
From the unmistakable Boston accent to his quotable adages which became so notable that on one previous Senior Night, each student listed his favorite Weir saying.
"Always use my right," said Tony Santibanez, Plano senior. "He'd always beg for me to use my right."
"He's always telling me to cross the ball first time," Gallegos added, "or pass it first time, instead of taking the extra touch."
Just as those sayings will stay with players for years to come, Weir's 35-year career with the Wildcats will be inscribed throughout the Texas high school soccer history books, from his inaugural season at Plano in 1977 to the team's mud-soaked state title in 1991 and the five that followed, to recording his 500th win in January, to the final seconds of the regional semifinal match against Bel Air -- closing the curtain on one of the state's most illustrious coaching careers.
"(Weir is) always positive and looking out for the kids," said Jimmy Dowell, West head coach. "He's won all there is to win in high school soccer. I wish him the best and I hope I see him away from the game.
"We're all friends off the field and it's great to see him going away on a good note."
"Bob graduated from Midwestern and then I went to Midwestern, so I had heard of him from there," added Rick Woodard, Plano East head coach. "Now, after having coached against him all these years, he's an amazing man, has nothing but class and hasn't lost a step.
"It's going to be sad to see him go, but with all those accomplishments, he can walk away from all this with his head held high and enjoy life."
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Tennis: Coronado's conquest: El Paso program knocks out Carroll, Coppell in regional tourney
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For the first time in program history, the UIL Class 5A Region I Tournament was a two-day event for Coppell's tennis team.
The Cowboys won their first two matches Friday to advance to the semifinals. However, the squads weren't done there, defeating Lubbock Coronado Saturday in a thrilling match, 10-9, to qualify for the finals before coming up short later in the day against top seed El Paso Coronado, 10-3.
"That was our first time to make it that far or even to make it to the second day," said Jane Jackson, Coppell head coach. "We were very excited. Obviously, we would have liked to win it all, and we had some chances in our last match so that was disappointing. But we understand that Coronado has a great team and that we played well to make the finals.
Southlake Carroll was also in Abilene for the regional tournament and advanced to the semifinals.
The Dragons defeated San Angelo Central in the first round, 10-5, before topping Mansfield, 10-0. But on Saturday, Carroll was the second local team to see its season come to a close against Coronado falling, 10-5. The Lady Dragons competed in Abilene without the services of Kellie Anderson, who was ill.
"Losing Kellie was big," said Corey Aldridge, Carroll head coach. "We were leaving at about 1:15 p.m. and we found out at 12:30 p.m. that she wasn't going to be able to make the trip. So I had to tell the team just before we left that she wasn't playing. It caused us to change our doubles teams and forced everyone in girls singles to play up a spot. But we can't make excuses and even though we didn't have Kellie, we still played well and fought hard. We did a good job of playing through adversity."
Against Coronado, Carroll trailed just 4-3 after doubles but couldn't keep pace in singles.
"I was pleased with our doubles play," Aldridge said. "But they have very strong boys and then they came out and won 4-of-5 girls matches. We were up in three matches left on the court, so I think we could have gotten to eight wins maybe.
"Overall, I was very proud of how we played. We faced the toughest first opponent in Central, who was very close to getting a seed, and went out there and took care of business. And I think Mansfield was just a little overmatched in the second round."
With Anderson out, Carroll earned the No. 4 seed while Coppell received the No. 3 seed despite falling against the Dragons during the regular season.
While the Cowboys came up short in the finals against Coronado, the score could have been closer than the final margin as Coppell led in four of the five boys singles matches still on the court.
"We had two matches that went three sets and we lost them both," Jackson said. "That could have changed a lot because being down or up, 4-3, is such a big difference from being down, 5-2."
Logan Astudillo and Julianne Cauley won in doubles for the Cowgirls, while Abby White and Josh Abaya won their mixed match and White also won in girls singles.
"Abby came through for us and I thought our boys might hold us in there," Jackson said. "We just dug too big of a hole. I would have been interested to see how the rest of the matches played out because I think we could have gotten to eight or nine wins."
Coppell's banner moment in the tournament came in the semifinals against Lubbock Coronado when the team trailed, 9-5, before storming back for the win.
Coppell was swept in girls doubles and was down, 4-3, entering the singles portion. But after Coronado claimed 5-of-6 on the girls side, the pressure fell squarely on the shoulders of the Cowboys and they delivered by sweeping all six matches.
"That was where all the excitement was," Jackson said. "It was awesome. Coronado was seeded just ahead of us, so we knew it was going to be tough. We were really down in doubles but Sid (Bagaria) and Jacob (Villanueva) managed to pull out a three-setter and I think that started to swing the momentum and Abby got a huge win in girls singles for us."
After the Cowboys procured singles wins from Tyler Stayer, Zixiao Li, Abaya, Kihwan Lee and Villanueva, the pressure again fell on Bagaria, who delivered a 6-4 win in the second set to advance Coppell.
"I was really proud of him," Jackson said. "The pressure was really on and he came through. That was huge."
Coppell opened the tournament with a convincing win over Duncanville, 10-1.
"We were really fired up," Jackson said. "We came out and took control by winning all of the doubles matches except in mixed. Duncanville has a good team with a lot of talent and never gave up. They kept a lot of matches close and fought hard."
The Panthers' lone win came from their mixed team - which included two-time state finalist in girls singles Jocelle Rudico - which defeated the tandem of Abby White and Josh Abaya in three sets. However, White rebounded to defeated Rudico in singles (6-1, 6-4).
"That was great to see," Jackson said. "To not only bounce back from losing in mixed but to beat such a talented player like Jocelle was impressive for Abby."
The team continued with a convincing win against Grapevine, 10-0.
"We were expecting Grapevine to be a strong team," Jackson said, "but after winning all of the doubles matches and all but two of them in straight sets, we were feeling pretty good and were playing some of our better tennis."
Coppell will take a few days off before getting back on the court in preparation for the spring season.
"It never stops," Jackson said. "We're going to get caught up on our schoolwork and then start getting ready for January and see if we can maybe get a few state champs. We have a lot of seniors, but we also have a lot of youth on our boys team, so we're excited. Hopefully this momentum carries over and we'll see if we want to change up any of our combinations and maximize our chances."
Carroll, meanwhile, will have a similar offseason resuming practice Monday when Aldridge gets a feel for where everyone feels comfortable during the individual spring season.
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Buechele returns for fourth season
The Texas Rangers recently announced that former Rangers third baseman Steve Buechele will return for his fourth season as manager of the Double-A affiliate Frisco RoughRiders.
Buechele headlines a 2013 coaching staff that will remain completely intact from the previous season, with Jeff Andrews back as the team�s pitching coach and Jason Hart resuming his duties as hitting coach.
It will mark Buechele�s fifth as a Minor League manager after starting his coaching career in 2009 with the California League�s Bakersfield Blaze. Last year, the RoughRiders finished with an 80-60 record (second-best mark in the league) and an appearance in the Texas League Championship Series.
Buechele�s teams have made the playoffs in every season he has been a manager, while the former Ranger has tallied a 306-253 mark. On April 16 last year, Buechele passed Tim Ireland to become Frisco�s all-time winningest skipper with his 155th victory.
The RoughRiders begin the new season April 4 when Frisco visits the Arkansas Travelers. The team opens up its home slate April 11 when the Travelers come to Dr Pepper Ballpark for a 7 p.m. contest.
Hawkins commits to Bowling Green
The Texas Tornado, members of the 24-team North American Hockey League, recently announced forward Brandon Hawkins� commitment to play hockey at Bowling Green State University in Ohio.
The 18-year-old still has two years of junior hockey eligibility following the 2012-13 season but has taken the league by storm in his rookie year.
The forward currently leads the league in goals scored with 29 and is tied for third with 43 points.
�I liked the idea of Bowling Green more than I did a lot of other schools,� Hawkins said. �It�s a small-town school and I�m really comfortable with that type of feel.�
Hawkins joins CJ Reuschlein, who will play his college hockey at Army, as the only two Tornado players to make NCAA Division I commitments this season. Forward Brett Heikkila commited to Northern Michigan University before ever playing a game in a Tornado uniform.
Title game remains in Frisco through 2016
The NCAA announced Dec. 19 that it has agreed to a three-year extension with the city of Frisco to keep the Division I Football Championship title game at FC Dallas Stadium.
The venue has hosted the previous two FCS championship games and will do so until at least 2016.
This year�s game, featuring a rematch of the 2011-12 title game between North Dakota State and Sam Houston State, marks the second consecutive time it will be a sold-out FC Dallas Stadium, which holds more than 20,500 spectators.
At the end of the extension, Frisco will have hosted the title game six time, which is more than any other city other than Chattanooga, Tenn., which hosted the event during a 13-year span from 1997-2009.
Winter Games of Texas near
For the eighth year in a row, The Winter Games of Texas (the state�s largest multi-sport amateur competition) is coming to Collin County.
The event is set for Jan. 18-20, 2013.
Close to 4,000 athletes and 15,000 spectators, coaches, referees and volunteers are expected to participate in this year�s event, which features 13 different sports (basketball, Miracle League Bowling, fencing, figure skating, flag football, gymnastics, ice hockey, martial arts, soccer, swimming, volleyball, table tennis and the 2013 Texas State Weightlifting Championship, which is the latest addition to the annual slate of activities).
While most of the events are taking place in Frisco, the gymnastics portion of the competition will be Jan. 19-20 at ASI Gymnastics-Plano West (4051 Rosemeade Pkwy).
Those who medal in basketball, figure skating, gymnastics, soccer, swimming and table tennis advance to the 2013 State Games of America, which are July 31-Aug. 4.
For more information or to register, go to: taaf.com or call: 1-877-463-7472.
THSBCA Convention and Clinic
The Waco Convention Center will be the site of the 2013 Texas High School Baseball Coaches Association Convention and Clinic.
The event is set for Jan. 10-12.
Early registration is available until Dec. 4 at a cost of $65. That price includes membership, clinic fees, liability insurance through THSBCA, a membership card and spot in the 2013 directory.
Regular or on-site registration is $80.
For further information, go to: thsbca.com or contact Mario Barrett at: 210-724-9959.
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DFW Coaches clinic
High school coaches have a chance to learn from their own.
On Jan. 23-25, Embassy Suites Outdoor World at DFW Airport will be the site of a DFW Coaches Clinic, featuring a litany of high school coaches as speakers.
Sixteen 50-minute lectures will be given by the coaches on hand, with attendees slated to enjoy a Friday night �Chalk Talk� and dinner with one of the state�s top offensive or defensive minds.
There will also be a Texas Hold-Em tournament on Friday, an FCA lecture on Saturday, plus a $1,000 cash prize up for grabs after the last lecture on Sunday.
The clinic�s registration fee is $70 if mailed in by Jan. 18 and $80 afterwards. To pre-register, visit the clinic website at coachesclinic.net.
THSCEF Leadership Summit
The Texas High School Coaches Education Foundation is teaming with Game Changers for its leadership summit on Feb. 18, 2013.
The event will take place at the AAC.
Tickets are $99 for Texas High School Coaches Association members and $250 for non members. Payment can be sent to: THSCEF, P.O. Drawer 1138, San Marcos, Tx. 78667.
For more info, call: 512-392-3741.
Figueroa returns to cage
For the second straight year, West Plano Crossfit-trained mixed martial artist Edwin Figueroa will be on the UFC�s Super Bowl weekend card.
Figueroa returns to action for the first time in a year on Feb. 2 when he meets Francisco Rivera at UFC 156 from the Mandalay Bay Events Center in Las Vegas.
A McKinney native, Figueroa competed just once in 2012 � a split-decision victory over Alex Caceres at UFC 143 during which Caceres was penalized two points for kicks to the groin. The points proved decisive in the decision, with the win upping Figueroa to 2-1 in the UFC and 9-1 overall.
Figueroa was scheduled to fight in June at UFC on FX 4 against Ken Stone but was forced out due to injury.
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Published: Saturday, September 22, 2012 1:02 AM CDT
Marcus couldn't have asked for a better start in District 5-5A.
The Marauders and Lady Marauders have had two team matches thus far and are yet to drop a single match, including a 19-0 win Tuesday against Lewisville. The team previously secured a shutout win over Denton Ryan in its opener.
The win improves Marcus' overall record to 9-1 and the Marauders are currently ranked 19th in the state according to the Texas Tennis Coaches Association.
"We did a good job," said Kelly Langdon, Marcus head coach. "We did much better in doubles than we had the week before. We were much sharper and that was something we had really been working on in practice."
Langdon credited the play of the boys doubles teams of Sebastian Langdon and Ben Wegendt, which won 8-0, as well as the duo of David Wittkower and Tucker Barnes.
"Our top girls team of Preethi Kasilingam and Molly Fisher played very well, too," Langdon said. "But they've been solid all season long."
Lewisville, meanwhile, is still seeking its first win in district but is making improvements.
"The season is going well for us," said Manuella Rogers, Lewisville coach. "The kids are playing to their highest potential. All the players have been playing well and are working hard to make improvements. We had some good wins in preseason matches and Troy Kim and Ashley Syed have been playing very well.
"I feel the program is going in the right direction and that the kids are working hard every day to reach our goals."
Lewisville continues at 3 p.m. Tuesday at Flower Mound, while Marcus plays at the same time and date at Hebron.
"It should be a good match," Langdon said. "They played Flower Mound last week and lost a close match. They're pretty good and are pretty balanced on both the boys and girls sides."
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