Panola College
March 26, 2019 - Panola College inducted new members into the Pi Beta Chapter of the national Phi Theta Kappa honor society on Thursday, March 21, in the Frances B. Ross Ballroom of the Charles C. Matthews Foundation Student Center.
Stephen K. Williams, Carthage City Manager, provided the keynote address, advising students to “always strive for excellence.” A PTK member himself, Williams encouraged students to choose their career paths carefully.
“Make sure you can get a job when you get out of college. Panola College is a good place to start your academic career or your working career,” he said. “You also need to give back to your profession and your community through volunteer involvement.”
Emily Zabcik, professor of mathematics and Pi Beta advisor, welcomed attendees, and the Panola Pipers, under the direction of Sandra Bauer, professor of vocal music and choir director, performed two songs.
The Phi Beta chapter is a long standing club at Panola College. Members may attend monthly meetings, and participate in community service projects coordinated by the club. To be eligible for Phi Theta Kappa membership, Panola College students must maintain a GPA of 3.5 or above and have completed a minimum of 12 transferable hours through Panola College.
New inductees for spring 2019 include Mason Campbell, Beckville; John Carter, Waskom; Yvonne Combs, Keithville; Nash Coultas, Carthage; Imani Hampton, Lilburn, Ga.; Esther Hernandez, Carthage; Hieu Le, Marshall; Lucero Luna, Tatum; Milagros Luna, Joaquin; Rebecca Mathis, Tenaha; Taylor Mills, Carthage; Keiler Norman, Carthage; Chailey Norton, Mt. Enterprise; Calicia Roland, Tenaha; Jazmin Uriostegui, Center, Rebecca Weatherford, Henderson, Leneve Williams, Marshall; Jeremy Dean, Beckville; Virginia Gentry, Carthage; Madelyn Haden, Tatum; Tyler Herndon, Center; Challenge Leonard, Marshall; Blaine Parker, Longview; Abigail Parrish, Nacogdoches; Julia Prewitt, Joaquin; and Cameron Stansbury, Groves.
Phi Theta Kappa was formed in 1918 by Missouri two-year college presidents. Today Phi Theta Kappa is the largest honor society in American higher education with more that 2 million members and 1,200 chapters located in the 50 United States, U.S. territories, Canada, and Germany.
Phi Theta Kappa members are eligible for more than $37 million in transfer scholarship opportunities. Some scholarships offered by local schools include a $11,000 per academic year scholarship through East Texas Baptist University, a $3,000 scholarship at LeTourneau University, and a $1,500 scholarship at UT Tyler.
March 25, 2019 - Panola College took the conference lead this weekend after going 2-1 against Navarro. Both teams are 9-3 in conference, but Panola holds the tiebreaker after taking the series. The Ponies are now 24-5 on the year with 6 weeks left in the regular season.
Game 1 - The series opener was a close one for the first 5 innings. Back and forth lead to the Ponies being up 1 going into the bottom of the 6th. With 2 outs and the bases loaded, Mateo Beltran (Lafayette, LA) uncorked a double off the top of the wall in left center to score 3 runs. The next batter Kade Clemens (Gilmer,TX) went big fly to left field for 2 more runs. Ponies took the opener by a score of 8-4.
Game 2 - The first game of the double header at Navarro was a close one. The Ponies ended up losing by 1, but had multiple opportunities to try and win the game. Zach Goree (Woden, TX) came on in relief on the mound and held the Bulldogs for 3 innings and Clemens belted his second Homerun of the series. Ponies lose 4-3.
Game 3 - The series finale was all Panola. Garret Hermes (Rowlett, TX) and Trey Lindsay (Beckville, TX) combined for a stellar 8.2 innings pitched in relief. Beltran smacked another bases loaded double in the top of the second to put the Ponies out front and they never looked back. Ponies take game 3 of the series by a score of 8-2.
The Panola College Ponies head to Eunice, LA to play LSUE on Tuesday followed by a home game Thursday against BPCC and then the DH at BPCC on Saturday. This will round out the first half of conference play.
From left: Dr. Sherlynn Hall, Associate Dean of Arts, Sciences and Technology; Natalie Oswalt, Dean of Arts, Sciences and Technology, and Dr. Billy “Bubba” Adams, Vice President of Instruction, review the Panola College courses offered with Open Education Resources.
March 22, 2019 - Panola College students working toward an academic associate degree could see savings of more than $1,000 beginning in fall 2019, as a result of an effort to use no-cost or low-cost Open Education Resources (OER) instead of traditional textbooks.
“Since I’ve been working in higher education, students have complained about the cost of textbooks. We made the decision to do something to help our students,” said Dr. Billy “Bubba” Adams, Vice President of Instruction.
The College Board said the average cost of a textbook in 2014 was $82, with annual cost of books and supplies at a two-year college totaling $1,390. Those costs, coupled with rising tuition and fees resulting from reduced state funding of higher education, led many students to sign up for classes without buying the required textbooks. According to the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board, 65 percent of students surveyed in a federal study said they did not purchase a textbook because it was too expensive, but 94 percent of those students were worried that their grades would suffer as a result.
The Panola Faculty Association generated a timeline to transfer to OER most of the basic courses that form the foundation for a university bachelor’s degree. With this new program in place for fall 2019, the only basic courses that will not be initially available using OER content are Texas government and some science courses.
“Of the 42 semester hours in the academic core curriculum, our students will be able to earn 31 hours with OER beginning this fall,” said Natalie Oswalt, Dean of Arts, Sciences and Technology. “They will be able to earn 74 percent of their core coursework with OER. Math courses may continue to require online lab access, but within the new system, this cost cannot exceed $25.”
How will this initiative impact students in fall 2019? “Students who may have only had the funds to pay for one class with a $150 textbook will now be able to take two classes because the textbook cost no longer applies,” said Dr. Adams.
Oswalt researched the potential savings for Panola College students. “Students coming to Panola to complete the basic courses in the core curriculum will be able to complete 10 of those classes with OER, saving them at least $1,000 in textbook costs,” she said.
Panola’s initiative resulted from a decision by Dr. Greg Powell, President, and Dr. Adams to encourage and promote OER with faculty. While OER materials are available at no cost, they are academically sound and have been reviewed by professors in all disciplines. Content comes from reputable sources including Rice University’s OpenStax, peer-reviewed textbooks free in digital format.
Already, more than 200 Panola College courses do not require a textbook each semester. Certificate and associate of applied science degrees, however, often require supplies, equipment and books, but those materials are bundled as a one-time fee and are used throughout the program sequence.
The rising cost of higher education prompted the effort to provide more affordable resources to students. “Panola College remains one of the most affordable community colleges in East Texas. We are proud of the work we are doing to hold the line on textbook costs for our students,” Dr. Powell said.
Tyler Johnson
March 21, 2019 - Panola College Rodeo Team was in Bryan, Texas, for the Texas A&M Rodeo the 15th and 16th. The Men’s Team held on to the lead in the Southern Region, as well as finished 1st as a Men’s Team for the rodeo and the Women’s team placed 2nd for the weekend. Here are the results for athletes:
Tyler Johnson competed in the bareback riding event and kicked off the weekend with a bang scoring 79 points for the long round and placing 1st. Johnson was prepared and determined to be the best bareback rider at the Texas A&M Rodeo and finished the short round splitting 1st with a 76-point ride. He was on fire and with the show stopping performances Johnson put on, he won the bareback riding average. Johnson’s accomplishments earned the Panola College Men’s Team points helping to maintain their first place lead.
In the tie down roping event, Macon Murphy, started the weekend out with a 10.8 second run splitting 4th place in the round. Murphy was ready to make a run to remember in the short round and had the quickest time of 9.3 seconds finishing the round in 1st place. Murphy left Bryan, Texas winning 2nd in the average for the tie down roping event.
Panola College Women’s Rodeo Team member, Campbell Grover, came to the rodeo with a game plan to make fast and clean runs in the barrel racing event. She put up a challenge for the barrel racing contestants in the first round and placed 4th with a time of 15.6 seconds. Ten fierce contestants came back to the short round, Grover showed the competition just why she deserved to be there with a time of 15.5 seconds and a 2nd place finish. Campbell Grover is your second place barrel racing average winner for the Texas A&M Rodeo.
All Around Cowboy, Daylon Swearingen, from Piffard, New York competed in bareback riding, saddle bronc riding, and bull riding. Swearingen continuous to show why he deserves a spot to the College National Finals Rodeo. After making two outstanding saddle bronc rides, Swearingen placed 3rd in the average. He didn't stop there, he spurred a bucker to earn the 4th place spot in the average for the bareback riding event. With his hard work and determination, his placings earned the Panola Men’s Team points to keep the lead in the overall standings.
Abbie Muckelroy, a barrel racer competing on the Panola College Women’s Rodeo Team set the arena on fire and after placing in both the first round and the short go, Muckelroy ended the Texas A&M rodeo with a 4th place finish in the barrel racing average. With Muckelroy’s perseverance the Panola College Women’s Team was able to move up in the rankings for the overall team standings at the Texas A&M rodeo.
Jackson Williams weighing in at 145 pounds, 5 foot 9 inches tall, came to take down Goliath in the steer wrestling event, in the first round Williams threw his steer stopping the clock at 4.8 seconds splitting 4th. In the short round, Williams was anxious to show his talent in the arena once again with a time of 8.6 seconds and another 4th place finish. It was no surprise with the amount of hours and hard work to prove it that Williams would place in the average, heading back to Carthage, Texas as the 4th place steer wrestling average winner.
Campbell Grover
A name all remember and all are familiar with, Saddle Bronc rider from Alto Texas, Logan Cook showed up and showed out at the Texas A&M Rodeo where he put together a spur ride that would place him 5th in the average. Cook’s accomplishments not only helped him in the overall standings for the all around, and event leaderboard, but helped to place the Panola College Men’s Team first at the Texas A&M Rodeo and maintain the overall lead as a team.
Bareback Rider, Travis Chapman, matched up with a bucking horse of Champion Rodeo Company’s and their dance in the arena was nothing short of outstanding landing Chapman a 4th place finish. Finishing the weekend out, Chapman placed 6th in the bareback riding average.
In the event of Breakaway Roping, girls compete to rope their calf in the fastest time possible, Maison Davis of Kilgore, Texas grasps this concept strongly. Davis, set the bar high with a fiery run of 2.2 seconds winning 2nd in the 1st round. Accomplishing this goal, Davis helped to earn the Panola College Women’s Rodeo Team points to earn their 2nd place finish at the Texas A&M Rodeo.
After 8 rodeos that the Panola College Rodeo Team has competed in this far, here is where the team members stand overall: Leading the all-around standings is the cowboy from Alto, Texas, Logan Cook, he competes in the saddle bronc riding, team roping, and tie down roping events. In the bareback riding event, the cowboy from Athens, Texas, Tyler Johnson, holds the lead with 853 points. Clayton Lowry, is a competitor in the Team Roping event and is placing second with 435 points. Bull Rider, Ross Freeman, has 354 points and is 2nd overall. Sitting third in the event leaders for the tie down roping, Logan Cook, with 379.50 points.
Panola College Rodeo Team is the number 1 men’s team in the Southern Region, with plans to take a full team to the CNFR. “Our goal is to take a team to the College National Finals and be the number 1 team in the nation. I expect this team to achieve this goal, and look forward to the next 2 rodeos says Coach Collins.”
March 19, 2019 - Panola College baseball had a busy Spring Break playing 6 games in 7 days. The Ponies went 4-2 over the week dropping two close games in which Panola had the lead late. The Ponies are now 21-4 on the year and sit in second in conference play at 7-2. Big week ahead as Panola takes on LSUA Monday night at 6pm (at home) and a 3 game series with conference leading Navarro (Thursday-home, Saturday-away).
Northeast took game two of the three game set due to some defensive miscues late by Panola. The Ponies rallied back to take game 3 by a score of 6-4. This moved their overall record to 18-3 and 5-1 in conference play.
On Monday the Panola Baseball team traveled to Centenary to play them in a midweek matchup. Panola dominated from the start of the game. Sophomore Blaine Parker (Hallsville, TX) got the start and went a solid 3 innings. He passed it off to Nick Sewell (Dallas, TX) for 2 innings, John Dominguez (Leander, TX) for 1, Bryce Toney (Cypress, TX) for 2, and Michael Soisson (Jasper, TX) closed out the final inning. The pitching staff held Centenary to 1 earned run on the day. The offense was led by freshman Mateo Beltran (Lafayette, LA) and Ryan Snell (Hardin, TX). Beltran had 3 hits-2runs-2rbi-1walk while Snell added 2hits-2rbi-1walk-1run. Panola won the matchup 10-3 and moved to 19-3 on the year.
Thursday’s matchup at Angelina was dominated by the Ponies. Every hitter in the lineup posted a hit and 7 of 9 had multiple hits. Joe Stevens (Gonzales, LA) had 3 hits and RBI and Kade Clemens (Gilmer, TX) had 2 hits and 2 RBI with one of the hits being a line drive homerun to right (his 5th). Sophomores Jarret Whorff (Winnsboro, TX) and Garret Hermes (Rowlett, TX) combined for 8 innings giving up only 3 earned runs. Panola won the shortened game due to mercy rule 11-3 in 8 innings. 20-3 on the season for the Ponies and 6-1 in conference play.
Saturday Game 1-
Panola Jumped out to an early lead over Angelina, but it proved to not be enough. The ponies gave up 5 unearned runs and gave up a 3 run homerun in the top of the 7th to go down by 1 run. In the bottom of the 7th Austin Bost (Groves, TX) gave one a ride deep to right but his walk-off attempt was robbed and the Ponies fell 8-7 in game 1.
Saturday Game 2-
Chad Dallas (Orange, TX) was the story of game 2. He went a complete game (mercy rule shortened) 7innings-1hit-0run-0walks-10strikeouts. He faced the minimum amount of hitters by picking off the only roadrunner to reach base. Dallas took a perfect game into the 6th but gave up a jam shot single that was just out of reach for the diving Cam Sibley at shortstop. Austin Bost and Kade Clemens each went big fly for the home team and the runs were more than enough. Panola wins the series and takes game 3 by a score of 8-0.
By Cartoonist Donnie Pitchford
March 8, 2019 - The M.P. Baker Library of Panola College will host an exhibit of cartoons, illustrations, and associated artwork by Donnie Pitchford from March 19, 2019 to April 18, 2019 in the Fay Allison Gallery. An opening reception for the exhibit will be held on Wednesday, March 20, 2019 at 2 p.m.
Mr. Pitchford holds a B.F.A in Art Education from Stephen F. Austin State University and a M.A. in Art, Journalism, and Music from the University of Texas at Tyler. Since earning his degrees Mr. Pitchford has worked in graphic arts, as an instructor for Hawkins High School and Carthage ISD, and as an adjunct professor for Panola College. Most recently he has worked as a freelancer for a variety of publications and art projects including serving as guest writer for the comic strip, Dick Tracy but he is best known for his work as the writer, artist, voice actor, and audio producer for the Lum and Abner comic strip.
According to Mr. Pitchford, he decided to become a cartoonist at age five. Following his broadcast teaching career, he hit the ground running in 2011 with the Lum and Abner comic strip, based on the classic radio/movie series. With this endeavor he’s been able to work with old friends and mentors George Wildman, Nick Cuti, Hy Eisman, John Rose, and others. Lum and Abner appears each week and includes an audio adaptation for blind friends.
Mr. Pitchford has earned multiple awards including "Who's Who: Art" Kilgore College in 1979 and multiple state championships for his work with CHS-TV student teams, including repeated Best of Show, Best of Fair, First Place, Second Place, and Honorable Mention from 1988-2008. He has been honored as the regional Outstanding Educator for the Texas Society of CPAs, Student-chosen Outstanding Teacher in 2003 and 2008 and he was the Pine Burr Dedicatee for Carthage High School in 2010. He was featured in the 2018 SFA Sawdust magazine and honored as the 2018 Distinguished Alumni of Spring Hill ISD Alumni Association.
The exhibit and reception are free and open to the public during the Library’s operating hours Monday – Thursday 7:30 am – 9:00 pm, Friday 7:30 am – 12:30 pm, and Sunday 4:00 – 9:00 pm. For additional information please call 903-693-2052 or email library@panola.edu.
March 7, 2019 - The Fillies season has come to an end after a heartbreaking loss in District 14 tournament play Wednesday; losing in overtime 88-91 to the #4 Kilgore Lady Rangers in Shreveport. Maryia Adashchyk scored a career high and game high 50 points in the contest.
The Fillies controlled most of the game, leading by as much as 12 during the contest. With 3:33 left, the Lady Rangers tied the contest at 72 all. Moments later, Adashchyk would score the bucket and get fouled, giving the Fillies a three-point lead. After a split of free throws by the Lady Rangers, the Fillies got another old fashion three-point opportunity; this time by Falkowska. She would miss the free throw, making the Fillie lead four with 2:02 left in regulation. Kilgore would then respond with a three-pointer, cutting the Panola lead to one.
After a timeout, Adashchyk would score her 46thpoint of the contest with an isolation drive to the bucket, giving Panola a three-point lead with 23.1 ticks of the clock left. Kilgore would respond with a corner three pointer, tying the contest at 79 a piece. Adashchyk would have a chance at the game winner for the Fillies but was unable to get the bucket to go. Kilgore would have a chance of their own to end the game in regulation but failed.
The Fillies started overtime on a 4-0 run with buckets from Adashckyk and Kellymar Ramirez. But the Lady Rangers would take the lead behind an And-1 conversion and a three pointer late in overtime. Adayshchk would score her 49thand 50thpoint on the FT line with 17.2 ticks of a second left. The Fillies would cut it to two with 5.3 seconds left but time had simply run out.
In her final game as a Fillie, Adashchyk would lead all scorers with 50 points. She was 20-31 from the floor, 3-4 from three and a perfect 7-7 from the floor. She also snagged 13 rebounds. Behind her in scoring was Alicja Falkowska with 12.
The Fillies finish the 2018-19 season with a record of 15-14 (11-7 in conference).
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March 6, 2019 - Before tipoff in the Panola College Fillies’ game against Angelina College on Saturday, March 2, six sophomore players were honored in the Arthur Johnson Gymnasium.
“The 2018-2019 sophomore class of Panola College Fillies has been superb academically with a cumulative 3.6 grade point average,” said Don Clinton, Vice President of Student Success and Athletic Director.
#23 – Maryia “Masha” Adashchyk – 5’11” Guard/Forward, Minsk, Belarus. Masha has led the Fillies this season, average 12 points per game and 6 rebounds per game. She had a season high 22 points twice this season, against Tyler Junior College and Jacksonville College. She currently has a 3.7 GPA and plans to continue playing at a Power 5 caliber program next season.
#3 – Weronika “Vera” Nowakowska – 5’7” Point Guard/Shooting Guard, Lomianki, Poland. Vera has been a vocal presence for the Fillies this season while suffering through ACL injuries in consecutive seasons. She has averaged 6 points per game and 3 assists per game during this shortened season with a season high 15 points against Kilgore College. She currently has a 3.6 GPA and plans to return home this summer to begin her coaching career for the Polish National program.
#4 – Imani Hampton – 5/11” Forward, Atlanta, Georgia. Imani transferred to Panola College this season and has provided tremendous leadership for the Fillies’ program. She has averaged 2 points per game and 2 rebounds per game while improving her GPA to a 3.4. Imani had a season high 6 points on three different occasions this season against Labette Community College, Blinn College, and Bossier Parish Community College. Imani plans to continue playing and completing her education closer to home next season.
#2 – Hope Parker – 5’9” Point Guard, Denton, Texas. Hope joined the Fillies after sitting out her freshman year and has started 14 games for the Fillies this season. She has averaged 3 points per game and 2 assists per game with a season high 8 points versus Jacksonville College. Hope will take her 3.0 GPA to the University of North Texas where she will complete her education studying in the medical field.
#11 – Kenzie Chadwick – 5’9” Forward, Alba, Texas. Kenzie has been a valuable teammate for the Fillies this season, playing in 19 games. She has averaged 2 points per game and 2 rebounds per game with a season high 10 points against the Longview Elite earlier this season. Kenzie has maintained a 3.0 GPA and plans to continue playing next season.
Shelby Kite, Manager, Carthage, Texas. Shelby has been a diligent worker for the Fillies’ program for the past two seasons, making life easier for coaches and athletes by performing numerous tasks during the week and on game day. Shelby will take her 3.9 GPA to Stephen F. Austin State University to complete her education.
“Thank you to our sophomores for their commitment to the Panola College Fillies, and we wish them the best of luck in their future endeavors,” Clinton said.
March 4, 2019 - The Fillies took the Roadrunners into the last seconds of the game but came up short on Sophomore Day, losing 68-72. The Roadrunners jumped out to an 8-0 start, but once the Fillies settled into the game, they handled every run the Roadrunners went on. They would head into halftime down six.
In the second half, the Roadrunners jumped out to their largest lead (13) with 2:20 to go in the third. The Fillies would cut that to nine heading into the fourth. The offense started to click in the fourth. Mikayla Etienne who lead the team in scoring with 17 on the day, cut the lead to five on a steal and layup with 7:31 left in the fourth. A free throw by the Roadrunners would make the lead six the next possession. Etienne would again have a hand in the lead being cut, hitting Adashchyk on the cut, cutting the Lady Roadrunners lead to four with under 5:30 left in the fourth. Back and forth action by both teams eventually resulted in the Fillies cutting the lead to just two with 3:05 left in the contest. The Lady Roadrunners would then balloon the lead to seven with under a minute left.
But the Fillies would not give up without a fight. The Fillies cut the lead to five with 50 seconds left in the contest. After regaining possession after a missed shot by the Roadrunners, the Fillies would call a timeout. With 18.5 second left, Jolie Williams would hit a 3 pointer to cut the lead to two. The Fillies would get one more chance to win the game after a Lady Roadrunner turnover, but were unable, turning the ball over themselves.
The Fillies were led in scoring by Etienne with 17. Behind her was Jolie Williams with 12, Daryna Barcharova with 11 and Alicja Falkowska with 12.
The Fillies finish the regular season 15-13, 11-7 in conference. They have secured the 5th seed in the Regional tournament and will face the 4th seeded Kilgore Lady Rangers on Wednesday at 3:00 in Shreveport. The Fillies split the season series with the Lady Rangers, winning at home and losing on the road.
March 4, 2019 - The Panola Ponies and Fillies will be playing in the Region XIV Athletic Conference Basketball Tournament this week, hosted at Centenary College’s Gold Dome - 3482 Dixie Dr, Shreveport, LA 71104. All tournament games will be played at Centenary College’s Gold Dome.
The Ponies enter the tournament as the #5 seed in the men's division and will play the #12 seed, Coastal Bend College on Tuesday at 3 p.m.. The Fillies are also the #5 seed in the Women's Bracket and will play the #4 seed, Kilgore College, at 3 p.m. on Wednesday.
Ticket prices will be $7.00 per day for adults and $4.00 for students & children (Children 5 and under will be admitted free). Tournament Passes will be available for $30.00. Pass lists will not be utilized for the tournament (see credentials information below). Tickets will be available for purchase at the Gold Dome each day of the tournament.
Catch all the action on via live stream at https://mediasite.bpcc.edu/mediasite/showcase.
Game results/box scores will be posted on the Region 14 website:
Men’s Results - http://www.njcaaregion14.com/sports/mbkb/2018-19/schedule
Women’s Results - http://www.njcaaregion14.com/sports/wbkb/2018-19/schedule
Tournament Game Schedule
Men’s First Round Games - Tuesday, March 5, 2019
Game 1 – 1:00pm – Blinn College vs. Kilgore College
Game 2 – 3:00pm – Panola College vs. Coastal Bend College
Game 3 – 6:00pm – Trinity Valley Community College vs. Lee College
Game 4 – 8:00pm – Lamar State College-Port Arthur vs. Bossier Parish Community College
Women’s Quarterfinals – Wednesday, March 6, 2019
Game 5 – 1:00pm - Tyler Junior College vs. Coastal Bend College/Paris Junior College
Game 6 – 3:00pm - Kilgore College vs. Panola College
Game 7 – 6:00pm - Trinity Valley Community College vs. Blinn College
Game 8 – 8:00pm – Angelina College vs. Bossier Parish Community College
Men’s Quarterfinals – Thursday, March 7, 2019
Game 9 – 1:00pm – Navarro College vs. Game 1 Winner
Game 10 – 3:00pm – Angelina College vs. Game 2 Winner
Game 11 – 6:00pm – Jacksonville College vs. Game 3 Winner
Game 12 – 8:00pm – Tyler Junior College vs. Game 4 Winner
Women’s & Men’s Semifinals – Friday, March 8, 2019
Game 13 – 1:00pm – Game 5 Winner vs. Game 6 Winner
Game 14 – 3:00pm – Game 7 Winner vs. Game 8 Winner
Game 15 – 6:00pm – Game 9 Winner vs. Game 10 Winner
Game 16 – 8:00pm – Game 11 Winner vs. Game 12 Winner
Women’s & Men’s Championships – Saturday, March 9, 2019
Game 17 – 4:00pm – Game 13 Winner vs. Game 14 Winner
Game 18 – 7:00pm – Game 15 Winner vs. Game 16 Winner
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