Aubrey High School

Coach Gathright Reports: Dec. 5 The Aubrey Lady Chaps improved to 7-4 on the year with a 52-27 win over Frisco Independence. Score by quarters for Aubrey were 19, 6, 15, 12. Score by quarters for Frisco were 6, 2, 11, 8. Scorers for Aubrey were Addy Cagle with 14 points, Landry Gannon with 10, Brooklyn Weier with 8, Shelby Harrington with 7, Kynadi Hall with 6, LuLu King and Abby Buxton with 3 points each, and Molly Ward with 1. We did a good job getting out in front to start the first quarter with our offensive transition. We played very well defensively and did a good job of pushing the ball up the floor. We also did a much better job from the free throw line as well. The Lady Chaps return to action on Thursday as we open the Springtown tournament at 12:40 against Weatherford Christian and 4:40 against Liberty Christian.

The Aubrey Independent School District band program achieved remarkable success at Region this year. Students who qualified for the Region Band will attend a clinic and concert at Ranchview High School on Jan. 11-12. Those who advance to the area level will audition on Jan. 6 for a chance to be part of the all-state band. Director Jason Noyes commended the musicians for their exceptional dedication and expressed immense pride in their accomplishments. Please help us congratulate the following: Kaci Killingsworth, Flute, Advance to Area Autumn Outen, Flute Gunner Simon, Oboe, Advance to Area (1st overall) Allison Reed, Clarinet, Advance to Area (1st overall) Sydney Crawford, Clarinet, Advance to Area Miranda Torres, Clarinet Sophie Parrilla, Clarinet Sydney Priest, Clarinet Isaac Cervantes, Bass Clarinet, Advance to Area (1st overall) Finneas Mundy, Bass Clarinet Cade Smith, Alto Sax, Advance to Area Analiese Alamon, Alto Sax, Advance to Area Jack Moreno, Alto Sax Tyler Robinson, Tenor Sax, Advance to Area Jose Cervantes, Tenor Sax Aiden Cajilema, Bari Sax, Advance to Area Nicolas Devoir, Trumpet, Advance to Area Lexis Jones, Trumpet, Advance to Area Gage Freeman, Trumpet, Advance to Area Shawn Gelski, Trumpet Emily Acrey, Trumpet Gia Jacobs, Trumpet Pieter Koeman, Trumpet Natalia Marti, Horn, Advance to Area Cooper Wilson, Horn Connor Mooney, Horn Katie Eaton, Horn Mason Penrod, Horn Joseph Brown, Horn Tyler Hundley, Trombone Elias Kane, Trombone Jonathan Story, Trombone Nathaniel Babalola, Bass Trombone, Advance to Area (1st overall) Derek King, Euphonium, Advance to Area (1st overall) Kaylee Anderson, Euphonium Chris Retana, Tuba, Advance to Area (1st overall) Mackenzie Houck, Percussion, Advance to Area Taylor Bowen, Percussion Abby Turner, Percussion Frank Moreno, Percussion Dixon Jenkins, String Bass, Advance to Area

The THSCA Academic All-State Teams recognize senior athletes who excel in GPA, class rank, and ACT/SAT score. The students below are being recognized as team members based on their scores in these categories. The coaching staff is proud of these young men for their hard work, both on the field and in the classroom. 1st Team Caleb McWhorter Landon Martino 2nd Team Isaac Cervantes Chase Bolger Academic All-District Spencer Berger Chase Bolger Isaac Cervantes Nathan Hough Landon Martino Caleb McWhorter Hank Nokes Alex Osterman Randall Szostek

S&S Tournament Results Reported By: Coach Gathright Nov. 30 Game 1 The Aubrey Lady Chaps improved to 5-3 overall with a 31-29 victory over Vernon in the S & S tournament. Score by quarters for Aubrey were 9, 6, 5, 11. Score by quarters for Vernon were 4, 13, 7, 5. Scorers for Aubrey were Shelby Harrington with 10 points, Kynadi Hall with 8, Addy Cagle with 4, Abby Buxton with 3, and Brooklyn Weier, LuLu King, and Landry Gannon with 2 points each. We did not play very well offensively, but I was proud of the way the girls found a way to win the game. We did not lead in the game at any point until halfway through the fourth quarter. Dec. 1 Game 2 The Aubrey Lady Chaps fell to 5-4 overall with a 45-39 loss to Bells. Score by quarters for Aubrey were 5, 5, 18, 11. Score by quarters for Bells were 10, 9, 10, 16. Scorers for Aubrey were Brooklyn Weier with 20 points, Kynadi Hall and Shelby Harrington with 6 points each, Landry Gannon with 4, and Addy Cagle with 3. We played much better today against a very physical and skilled Bells team. Our girls played very well defensively and took the lead in the middle of the third quarter after trailing the whole game. We just missed some shots and had a couple of crucial turnovers at the end of the game. Dec. 2 Game 3 The Aubrey Lady Chaps closed out the S & S tournament with a 40-36 victory over Collinsville. The Lady Chaps improved to 6-4 overall. Score by quarters for Aubrey were 8,9,14,11. Score by quarters for Collinsville were 3,12,8,13. Scorers for Aubrey were Brooklyn Weier with 28 points, Landry Gannon with 6, Kynadi Hall with 3, Addy Cagle with 2, and Abby Buxton with 1. I was very proud of the way the girls continued to fight and find a way to win the game despite a poor shooting day and only hitting 7 free throws out of 22 attempts. The girls did a good job on the defensive end of the floor to keep us in the game. Brooklyn Weier had a great day on the offensive end of the floor. The Lady Chaps return to action on Tuesday night at Frisco Independence. Record 6-4

Chaps Sanger Tournament Report Nov. 30 Game One Aubrey 88 Gunter 45 "It’s a good way to start the tournament. The guys came out with lots of energy, shared the ball well and played really good team basketball." -Coach Smith Luke Applin 6 Tyler Hightower 7 Branden West 7 Gavin Barnes 11 Emory Jones 4 Elijah Herron 23 Brock Temple 14 Savior Jones 2 Jaedon Bogar 14 Game Two Aubrey 77 Lebanon 54 "We brought lots of energy for our second win of the day. The guys are starting to really move the ball well and attack what the defense is giving us. We know we have a long way to go. I am excited to see how good this team can become." -Coach Smith Luke Applin 5 Tyler Hightower 7 Gavin Barnes 9 Emory Jones 8 Elijah Herron 30 Brock Temple 9 Jaedon Bogar 9 Dec. 1 Game 3 Aubrey 62 Springtown 61 "Today was a learning game for us. We played tough for about three and a half quarters but we did not play well down the stretch which caused us to go into overtime. I am proud of the way the boys played to secure the win in overtime. We will continue to work on the things we need to do to get better." -Coach Smith Tyler Hightower 11 Branden West 4 Gavin Barnes 6 Emory Jones 23 Elijah Herron 18 Dec. 2 Game 4 Aubrey 67 Whitesboro 45 "We came out with lots of energy today and shot the ball really well. We have a challenge ahead of us now, in the Sanger Tournament championship game, against a very good Grapevine Faith team." -Coach Smith Luke Applin 3 Tyler Hightower 15 Branden West 7 Gavin Barnes 12 Emory Jones 12 Elijah Herron 8 Jaedon Bogar 4 Saveior Jones 1 Avry Smith 5 Game 5 Aubrey 93 Grapevine Faith 68 "Extremely proud of how well the guys came out focused in this Championship game of the Sanger Tournament. We were facing a very good Grapevine Faith Team who shoots very well from the three point line. Our guys responded with a great defensive effort and countered with 15 made threes of our own. We want to build on this and continue to get better as we get ready to face a tough Lake Dallas team on Tuesday at Home."-Coach Smith Luke Applin 3 Tyler Hightower 14 Branden West 7 Gavin Barnes 6 Emory Jones 26 Elijah Herron 30 Jaedon Bogar 4 Saveior Jones 3 Record 9-1

Lucy Neely and Mia Townsley, two JV cheer athletes from AHS, were chosen as two of the five All Americans at UCA summer cheer camp. They proudly represented AHS Cheer in the All American Thanksgiving Day Parade at Magic Kingdom. This honor is bestowed upon only 10% of cheerleaders annually. We are #aubreyproud of these young ladies.

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The Aubrey Football Coaching Staff was recognized as the "Coaching Staff of the Year" for District 5-4A Division 2. This is the third time in the last four years that they have been recognized with this award. Please help us congratulate the entire 2023 Chaparral Coaching Staff. Keith Ivy - Executive Director of Athletics / Head Football Coach Toby Perkins - Assistant Head Coach /Offensive Line Dana Blodel - Defensive Coordinator Don Spaulding - Special Teams Coordinator / Safeties Nick Brown - Offensive Coordinator Tyler Walterschied - Head Athletic Trainer / Receivers Nate Henry - Offensive Line Nate Bidelman - Defensive Ends Justin Bohannon - Running Backs Ellis Hill - Defensive Backs Jason McNabb - Defensive Line Kye Ranton - Defensive Line Omari Broussard - Tight Ends Justin Hardin - Quarterbacks Dustin Wilson - Jr High Coordinator Erik Seward - Jr High Mike Yake - Jr High Aaron Ocker - Jr High

We had a very hard fought game tonight. We showed moments of playing really well but struggled with consistency. Started the fourth quarter strong to extend our lead to 12 points and hung on till the end for the win. I am excited to see how we do in the tournament this weekend. We will play a lot of games in a short period of time. -Coach Smith Aubrey Scores By Player: Tyler Hightower 11 Branden West 10 Gavin Barnes 2 Emory Jones 6 Elijah Herron 21 Brock Temple 4 Record Overall 4-1

Congratulations to the following football athletes on their All-District Honors: District MVP Tyler Brown Defensive MVP Xavier McCoy Utility Player of the Year Brock Temple Defensive Newcomer of the Year Jeremiah Harper Offensive Lineman of the Year Sebastian Rodriguez First Team All-District Offense: Brock Temple – QB Emerson Cagle – RB Landon Martino – WR Tyler Brown – WR Xavier McCoy – TE Sebastian Rodriguez – Guard Carlos Ordaz – Guard Aden Galindo – Tackle Defense Xavier McCoy – DT Riley Herron – DE Brock Temple – DE/Punter Toby Davis – ILB Grant Ramsey – OLB Randall Szostek – OLB Tyler Brown – Corner Jeremiah Harper – Safety Hank Nokes – Safety 2nd Team All District Offense: Dylan Brooks – RB Alex Osterman – FB Clark Stewart – WR Lance Slaughter – C Luke Bartel – Tackle Defense Aden Galindo – DT Brayden Hamilton – DT Jaedon Bogar – DE Mustapha Corr – Corner Honorable Mention: Brayden Hamilton – OL Eli Bland – OL Nathan Hough – RB Logan Gannon – DE Reese Saunders – ILB Dawson Diviney – OLB Spencer Berger - K These athletes have demonstrated skill and dedication, and their hard work has been recognized. Congratulations once again to all of them!

The Aubrey Lady Chaps improved to 4-3 on the year with a 48-27 win over Howe. Score by quarters for Aubrey were 5,9,19,15. Score by quarters for Howe were 3,7,9,8. Scorers for Aubrey were Brooklyn Weier with 14 points, Kynadi Hall with 11, Addy Cagle with 9, Shelby Harrington and Abby Buxton with 5 points each, Molly Ward with 3, and Landry Gannon with 1. We got off to a slow start tonight and did not shoot the ball very well in the first half and we were also 0-10 from the free throw line. We came out in the second half and starting making shoots and then we did a good job of creating turnovers with our trap defense. Brooklyn Weier and Kynadi Hall combined to score 25 points in the second half as well. The Lady Chaps return to action on Thursday when they open the S & S tournament against Vernon.

Join us at Aubrey High School for the third annual Chappy Holiday Craft Fair this Saturday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Start your day with breakfast and photos with Santa, then explore the wide variety of local vendors and crafters. The Aubrey High School Craft Fair is the perfect place to do all your holiday shopping.

Nov. 24

Join us TOMORROW at 9:45 a.m. at the Aubrey High School Field House to give the Chaparrals a send-off as they head to the Regional Semifinals. Bring signs, cowbells, balloons, and that Chap spirit! #ChapsPlayoffs23

We at Aubrey Independent School District have much to be thankful for. Our staff, who inspire, nurture, and empower our students as stated in our mission statement. Our parents and the community that supports us. And to each of our students who strive daily to realize their full potential. Happy Thanksgiving Chaparral family.

Coach Gathright Reports: "The Aubrey Lady Chaps improved to 3-3 on the year with a 46-28 victory over Whitesboro. The scores by quarters for Aubrey were 8, 14, 15, and 6. The scores by quarters for Whitesboro were 4, 2, 8, and 14. Scorers for Aubrey were Brooklyn Weier with 14 points, Shelby Harrington and Abby Buxton with 7 points each, Kynadi Hall with 5, Landry Gannon with 4, and Molly Ward with 3. I thought this was the best game we have played so far this season. I also thought it was the best defensive game we have played as well. I was really proud of the effort we got from the girls on both ends of the floor. The Lady Chaps will return to action on Tuesday, November 28th at home against Howe."

Coach Smith Reports: Aubrey 52 Ponder 48 "Overtime win against a very good Ponder team is a great way to go into the Thanksgiving break. Very proud of the effort from our boys. Playing back to back games takes toughness and our players played that toughness today." Scores By Player: Luke Applin 2 Tyler Hightower 9 Branden West 11 Gavin Barnes 7 Emory Jones 10 Elijah Herron 13 Record Overall 3-1

Thanksgiving and football are a perfect match. Making Thanksgiving morning a great time for the Chaparral family to gather for donuts, cheering, and practice. See you there!

Coach Smith Reports: This will be a learning game for us. The effort was there the entire time. We just did not execute well at crucial moments. We will learn from this and be better. Last year we did not compete well against them but this year was a game we should have won. I think we will bounce back and have a strong game tomorrow vs a very good Ponder team. Points by Player Tyler Hightower 3 Branden West 14 Gavin Barnes 18 Emory Jones 7 Elijah Herron 12 Record Overall 2-1

Coach Gathright Reports: The Aubrey Lady Chaps improved to 2-3 on the year with a 41-36 win over Denton HS. Score by quarters for Aubrey were 9, 10, 8, 14. Score by quarters for Denton were 5, 8, 7, 16. Scorers for Aubrey were Brooklyn Weier with 20 points, Kynadi Hall with 9, Molly Ward and Addy Cagle with 4 points each, Shelby Harrington with 2, and LuLu King and Landry Gannon with 1 point each. We did a better job defensively than what we played this weekend, but I think we will even be better as the season moves on. We did a good job of finding a way to keep scoring when they made some runs at us. The Lady Chaps return to action tomorrow at home against Whitesboro.