Spring Sports Claim Victories
The varsity golf team defeated Trinity Valley last Thursday by a score of 5-1. Individual results were:
Match #1: Cameron Clark ’16 (SM) defeated Kenneth McIntyre (TVS) 3 & 2
Match #2: Matt Genecov ’13 (SM) defeated Holder Harrison (TVS) 1 Up
Match #3: Garrett Glanton ’15 (SM) defeated Austin Henyon (TVS) 4 & 3
Match #4: Weston Blair ’15 (SM) defeated James Roberts (TVS) 5 & 4
Match #5: Ryan Miller ’13 (SM) defeated Michael Odom (TVS) 5 & 4
Match #6: Harry Herz ’15 (SM) lost to Charlie Parrish (TVS) 1 Down
The varsity lacrosse team played three games this past week and remained undefeated by beating Southlake-Carroll (11-8), Plano (13-0), and The University School – Memphis, TN (5-4 in 2OT). The team plays one game this week, as they will host hosting ESD on Friday night at 7:00 pm in what will likely determine the #1 seed in the SPC North Zone and a first round bye at the SPC tournament.
The varsity tennis team played two matches last week against conference opponents. They beat Trinity Valley 5-0 in a friendly match and then beat Ft. Worth Country Day 4-1 in the first SPC counter match of the season. They play Parish Episcopal at home today at 4:30 pm, and then go to Greenhill for a counter match on Thursday at 4:00.
The varsity baseball team played in the Cowtown Classic in Ft. Worth this past weekend. They lost to Covenant Christian 0-2 in the opener, but bounced back against DCHE with a 10-3 win and then posted a 17-2 win over Lake Country Christian. They played Trinity Valley in the consolation championship and lost 12-13.
The varsity water polo team competed in the Denton Tournament on Saturday evening. They beat both teams they faced (Denton-Guyer and Rockwall) to win the tournament. They play the Dallas Water Polo Club today at home at 7:00 pm.
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Match #1: Cameron Clark ’16 (SM) defeated Kenneth McIntyre (TVS) 3 & 2
Match #2: Matt Genecov ’13 (SM) defeated Holder Harrison (TVS) 1 Up
Match #3: Garrett Glanton ’15 (SM) defeated Austin Henyon (TVS) 4 & 3
Match #4: Weston Blair ’15 (SM) defeated James Roberts (TVS) 5 & 4
Match #5: Ryan Miller ’13 (SM) defeated Michael Odom (TVS) 5 & 4
Match #6: Harry Herz ’15 (SM) lost to Charlie Parrish (TVS) 1 Down
The varsity lacrosse team played three games this past week and remained undefeated by beating Southlake-Carroll (11-8), Plano (13-0), and The University School – Memphis, TN (5-4 in 2OT). The team plays one game this week, as they will host hosting ESD on Friday night at 7:00 pm in what will likely determine the #1 seed in the SPC North Zone and a first round bye at the SPC tournament.
The varsity tennis team played two matches last week against conference opponents. They beat Trinity Valley 5-0 in a friendly match and then beat Ft. Worth Country Day 4-1 in the first SPC counter match of the season. They play Parish Episcopal at home today at 4:30 pm, and then go to Greenhill for a counter match on Thursday at 4:00.
The varsity baseball team played in the Cowtown Classic in Ft. Worth this past weekend. They lost to Covenant Christian 0-2 in the opener, but bounced back against DCHE with a 10-3 win and then posted a 17-2 win over Lake Country Christian. They played Trinity Valley in the consolation championship and lost 12-13.
The varsity water polo team competed in the Denton Tournament on Saturday evening. They beat both teams they faced (Denton-Guyer and Rockwall) to win the tournament. They play the Dallas Water Polo Club today at home at 7:00 pm.
St. Mark’s School of Texas
10600 Preston Road
Dallas, Texas 75230
214-346-8000
Dallas, Texas 75230
214-346-8000
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St. Mark’s School of Texas is a private, nonsectarian college-preparatory boys’ day school for students in grades 1 through 12, located in Dallas, Texas. St. Mark’s aims to prepare young men to assume leadership and responsibility in a competitive and changing world.
St. Mark’s does not discriminate in the administration of its admission and education policies on the basis of race, color, religion, sexual orientation, or national or ethnic origin.
St. Mark’s does not discriminate in the administration of its admission and education policies on the basis of race, color, religion, sexual orientation, or national or ethnic origin.
