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Football

The class 3A all-state football team it includes three Eagles who had outstanding seasons.

Quarterback JJ Harp was selected on the second team in recognition of his record-breaking season where he threw for more than 3500 yards and 35 touchdowns.

Junior receiver Brady Brown was also selected as a 2nd team all-state receiver as he caught nearly 100 balls for more than 20 touchdowns.

Senior receiver Matt Handler earned honorable mention honors for his outstanding season and ability to make the clutch catches that helped the Eagles in their playoff run.

The class 3A academic all-state football team includes six Eagles. Congratulations to the following young men for their outstanding accomplishment in the classroom this year:

Elite team - Robbie Ehlers

Second team - Gavin Pucciarello and Ross Slough

Honorable Mention - Trevor Cantrell, Justin McGuffey, and Ben Parks

Excellence starts in the classroom and extends to the playing field and these Eagles certainly demonstrated that!

Cross Country

Blake Woolums wins first at State.

The Argyle Boys Cross Country team has returned from the state cross country meet in Round Rock on Saturday as state champions. Blake Woolums paced the Eagles with the state's best time in 3A. Stephen Curry and Thomas Dagg finished in the top ten. Other team members include Alex Alderson, Jake Roberts, Connor Hughey, and Austin Lyles.

Lady Eagles Girls Cross Country has two top five finishers in state

Kristie Krueger and Colbea Harris competed in the state cross country meet on Saturday with Krueger taking second and Harris fifth.

Texas Girls Coaches Association

2007 Cross Country 1A-2A-3A Athlete of the Year
Kristie Krueger

2007 All State 3A Team
Kristie Krueger
Colbea Harris

2007 All Academic Team
Kristie Krueger

Cross Country Coaches Association

2007 All State Team
Blake Woolums
Stephen Curry
Thomas Dagg

Kristie Krueger
Colbea Harris

Volleyball

Jessica Bonfield, junior, setter, was named to the TGCA All State Volleyball team.

Only the second student/athlete in school history to recieve that honor.

Argyle High School Signing Day Athletes

Argyle High School Sr's Ben Parks, Kristie Krueger, J.J. Harp and Matt Handler signed Letters of Committment during the National Signing Day February 6, 2008.

Click the links below to see what their new schools are saying about our Athletes:

http://www.georgiadogs.com/ViewArticle.dbml?DB_OEM_ID=8800&ATCLID=1384573

http://baylorbears.cstv.com/sports/m-footbl/spec-rel/020608aab.html

http://www.enmusports.com/ViewArticle.dbml?DB_OEM_ID=8200&ATCLID=1383346

See slide show of Signing Day in "Photo" section of this web-site.

LADY EAGLES 8-3A ALL DISTRICT SELECTIONS

The following Argyle Lady Eagles were selected to the District 8-3A All District Team by the District's Coaches.

DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR
JESSICA BONFIELD

FIRST TEAM ALL DISTRICT
EMMA FORRER
COLBEA HARRIS

HONORABLE MENTION
BRITTANY O'BRIEN
AMY BEECHER
SALLY SMITH

District Accolades for Eagle basketball

Most Valuable Player - Caden Dickerson

Offensive Most Valuable Player - Josh Drake

First team - Cory Dixon, Billy Bruce Carroll, Erik Katzen

Honorable Mention - Brandon Peck, Zach Pearson

Dickerson named to All-State team

Caden Dickerson, a junior point guard for the Argyle Eagles has been named as a member of the 3A All-State basketball team for the 07-08 season.

Dickerson, a two year starter was also named as an All-Region player as well as the District 8-3A Most Valuable Player.

Other accolades for Caden this season include being named the MVP at the Bagg Insurance Tournament and all-tournament at the Whataburger Tournament and the Collin County Roundball Classic.

The Eagles have had made two consecutive trips to the Regional tournment and have been undefeated in district for the past two years.

Congratulations to Caden on a great season.

Forrer named All-Region

Emma Forrer, a junior for the Lady Eagles basketball team has been named to the All-Region team for 07-08. She was also named first team all-district for 8-3A.

This is Emma's second year to be named to the All-Region team.

Emma has been on the varsity for three years and was a member of the Lady Eagles State Champions team in 05-06.

Drake named to All-Region team

Josh Drake has been named to the All-Region team for 07-08. Josh was also voted the Offensive Most Valuable Player for District 8-3A.

Drake, a Senior is a 3 year letterman for the Eagles.

Bonfield selected to All-Region team

Jessica Bonfield, a junior on the Lady Eagles basketball team was selected to the 07-08 All Region team.

Jessica was selected as the Defensive MVP for District 8-3A and was selected as the team's MVP for this year.

Petrick named to All-State team

Taylor Petrick, an Argyle junior, was named to the Texas Girls Coaches Association All-State team for the 2008 softball season. It has been three years since Argyle's last All-State player. Alyssa Oberle received the honor in 2005.

Taylor was also named the Lady Eagles MVP, District 8-3A Offensive MVP and to the All-Academic team.

2008 Girls Softball All Area Awards Denton, Texas

Lady Eagles Volleyball Honors

TGCA All-State Volleyball team: Jessica Bonfield - setter

Jessica is only the second Argyle player in school history to receive this honor.

The Denton Record-Chronicle has named its All-Area volleyball team for 2007 and three Lady Eagles have been honored. Bailey O'Brien was named newcomer of the year. Jessica Bonfield is a first team selection and Bradleigh Lowry was named to the second team.

http://www.dentonrc.com/s/dws/img/drc/12-07/2007allareavb.pdf

2007 District 8-3A All- District Honors

Most Valuable Player - Jessica Bonfield

Libero of the Year - Bradleigh Lowry

Coach of the Year - Clark Oberle

First Team:

Bailey O'Brien, Kirstie Wady

Second Team:

Jojo Fletcher, Leah Woodson

Krueger, Woolums bring home two more state championships

Seniors Blake Woolums and Kristie Krueger win their events at the State Track meet in Austin on Saturday, May 10th.

Blake won the 3,200 with a time of 9:23.00.

Kristie won the 800 with a time of 2:14.92

Kyle Frizzell signs with Western New Mexico

Kyle Frizzell signed a letter of intent today to play football on scholarship for Western New Mexico University in Silver City, New Mexico, as part of a special signing ceremony at Argyle High School.

Frizzell, a three year varsity starter for Argyle, is expected to add depthto the line-up next season as a running back for the Mustangs.

“Kyle is an excellent football player and we’re are thrilled to have him be a part of our program,” said Coach Bernie Busken, head coach of Western New Mexico University. “He runs hard, has a low center of gravity, and he’s tough, physical and blocks well. We believe there is a great chance he will be on the field next year running touchdowns.”

Frizzell was twice named All-district for the Eagles, in addition to being named to the All-area and All-region teams. He was highlighted twice by the Dallas Morning News as one of the outstanding players of the week.

“It’s an honor to have the opportunity to play football for Western New Mexico University,” said Frizzell. “They are building a strong program under Coach Busken, and I hope I can make a difference for them.”

In his high school career, Frizzell gained more than 2,800 rushing yards and scored 32 touchdowns. His average per carry was 5.7 yards. In the past two seasons, he has rushed more than 1,000 yards per season for the Eagles.

In addition, Frizzell holds the school record for the longest touchdown(86 yards) and the most touchdowns in a single game with five. Separately, he’s second on the school’s record books behind former standout Jeff Martz for most career yards, most yards in a season, most points scored in a season,most yards in a game and best average in yards per carry in a season.

Likewise, he is third on Argyle’s record books for most points in a career with 192 scored, and the best average yards per carry in a single game.

Each year at Argyle, Frizzell’s teams went to the playoffs. The Eagles were state-runner ups his freshman year, and district champs his junior year. During his senior season, the team went undefeated at home with a new school record for consecutive wins. Frizzell was coached by Todd Rodgers, head coach, Jeff Harp, offensive coordinator, and Tommy Ledford, running backs coach.

In addition to football, Frizzell also lettered in track and wrestled varsity as a freshman. He carries a 3.5 grade point average in school, planning to major in PR and communications at Western New Mexico. His older brother, Zack, was twice named All-district honorable mention for the Eagles as a lineman and an all-district wrestler, and his sister, Annie, is a member of Argyle’s outstanding volleyball team that went deep in the playoffs this past year.

“It has been a phenomenal experience to play for Argyle and Coach Rodgers these past several years,” Frizzell said. “These are great memories that will last a lifetime. “

Brady Brown goes to SEC

Wide Receiver signs with Vanderbilt.

Before an overflow crowd, Brady Brown realized his dream on Wednesday, February 4^th by signing a football letter of intent to Vanderbilt University. The ceremony took place at Argyle High School and included a reception afterwards.

Vanderbilt University is located in Nashville, Tennessee and plays in the BCS Southeastern Conference. Vanderbilt completed its season with a Music City Bowl win against Boston College in December.

Brown was the most highly recruited athlete in Argyle history receiving a total of 18 scholarship offers from the top football programs in the country including Nebraska, Auburn, Kansas, Virginia, Stanford, Purdue, and Iowa. Brown indicated that he chose Vanderbilt because of “the world class education, the atmosphere and scenery in Nashville, and the opportunity to play in the best conference in the country.” Brown was very impressed with the coaches and the small school atmosphere was “perfect”. Brown, being the only wide receiver taken in this class, feels he may get the opportunity to contribute to the team early. Brady looks forward to reporting to Vanderbilt in June and beginning his journey as a Commodore and as always, has set very high goals for himself.

Brady was a team captain and MVP with the Eagles. As a three year starter, he was a two time Associated Press All State recipient, three time All-District, All-Area and All-Region. Last season he had 73 catches for 1,163 yards and 13 touchdowns. He holds numerous Argyle records including career catches (197), receiving yards (2,637) and TD catches (29). Brady had 95 catches as a junior and was named as one of the top wide receivers in the state of Texas and the country. He was nominated for the Jerry Rice National High School Receiver of the Year Award and The Old Spice Red Zone Player of the Year.

Brady has earned two letters in Varsity Basketball and competes as a sprinter/jumper on the track team. He is also a member of The National Honor Society.

Jessica Bonfield signs with Texas A&M

Muliti-sport athlete will pole vault for the Aggies.

Jessica Bonfield has decided to continue her athletic career wearing the “maroon and white” of Texas A&M University. On February 4, she signed a national letter of intent to compete in the pole vault for the nation’s top women’s track and field team. While attending summer soccer camps at Texas A&M, Jessica fell in love with the school, its campus and its traditions. Her dream of being able to attend the school she loves and compete in a sport she enjoys while representing the Aggies, came true on Wednesday. Jessica’s teammates from track, volleyball and basketball were present at the signing ceremony to share her day.

Jessica has been a multi-sport athlete all four years of high school as a member of the Argyle Lady Eagles. She has been a member of the cross country, volleyball, and basketball teams as well as the track & field team while wearing the red, white and black of AHS. Jessica took up pole vaulting while participating on the Argyle summer track team prior to her freshman year. She qualified for the Regional Meet each of her freshman, sophomore and junior years in the pole vault, moving on to the State Meet the last two years. Region Champion two years in a row, Jessica set a new meet record clearing 11’-6” last year. Moving on to State, Jessica finished fourth in Austin. Looking forward to her senior season, her pole vaulting coach, Tommy Ledford and head track coach, Kathi Olson are expecting her to improve on her marks set last year.

Jessica contributed to the track team in more than just pole vault, qualifying for the Regional Meet in five events for each of the last 2 years. Over the years she has competed in the 1600M, 800M, 400M, 200M 4x400M, 4x200M and high jump as well as pole vault. Jessica holds school records in the following events: Pole Vault(11’-6”), High Jump(5’-3”), 4x200M(1:45.94) and the 4x400M(3:57.83).

She ran cross country for 3 years, reaching the Regional Meet with her team two of those years and the State meet once, where the team finished fourth. She was also a three year letterman on the volleyball team, were she was the sole setter for the team. Reaching the playoffs each year, as captain her senior year, Jessica led the Lady Eagles to the Regional Semi-finals. Jessica has earned many awards while playing volleyball including: 3 All-tournament teams, 2006 District 8-3A Setter of the Year, 2007 District 8-3A MVP, 2008 District 9-3A Setter of the Year, 2008 All-Area Setter of the Year, 2007 & 2008 TGCA All-State Volleyball Team and 2008 Academic All-State Selection. Also a three year letterman in basketball, Jessica has played the point guard position, helping the team reach the Regional Tournament in the last 2 years. Jessica has been honored for her basketball play, being named: 2007 District 8-3A Newcomer of the Year, 2008 District 8-3A Defensive Player of the Year and to the 2008 TABC All-Region Team.

Jessica has also worked hard on her academics at AHS. She is currently a member of the National Honor Society and ranks in the top 5% of her class.

Chas Eads signs with Western New Mexico

From the Denton Record Chronicle:

Argyle offensive lineman Chas Eads has signed with Western New Mexico, joining Eagles running back Kyle Frizzell, who signed in February with the Division II school in Silver City, N.M.

Eads (6-3, 255), a first-team all-district lineman each of the past two years, was named the District 9-3A offensive lineman of the year in 2008. He was recently selected for the Texas High School Coaches Association all-star game, which will be played in July in Austin.

National Signing Day

Several Argyle athletes will be signing National Letters of Intent with colleges in a ceremony on Wednesday, February 3rd at 10:45 in the foyer of the auditorium. All are invited.

Those signing will be:

Colbea Harris - Texas A&M University - track
Brandyn Hinnrichs - Texas A&M - Commerce - football
Tyler Sweatt - Sam Houston State University - football
Blake Dunham - University of North Texas - football
Sam Retzloff - University of Indiana - track

Congratulations to these student athletes for their successes and we wish them the very best in their college education and athletics.

Signing day photos

Pictures from National signing day.

Argyle honorees at the Greater Denton Sports Commission banquet

Colbea Harris was named Female Athlete of the Year and was awarded a $1,000 scholarship at the ninth annual Great Denton Sports Commission banquet held at the Gateway Center at North Texas.

Colbea was a three-sport athlete for Argyle, excelling on the Cross Country, Basketball and Track teams.

Jake Sizelove was awarded a $300 scholarship after winning third place in the Male Athlete of the Year competition.

Argyle Athletic Director and Head Football Coach Todd Rodgers received the Chairman's Award for career achievements in the building of the Argyle athletic programs into perennial powerhouses.

Connor Hughey signs with Texas Tech

Track & field: Hughey to run for Texas Tech

Link to article in the Denton Record-Chronicle

Molly Hennesy Signs Letter of Intent with Seminole State College for Volleyball

Senior Molly Hennesy Signs Letter of Intent

Argyle senior Molly Hennesy signs on May 18 to play volleyball in the fall at Seminole State College in Seminole, OK. Joining Molly at the signing were her parents, Tommy and Denise, sister Erin, Principal Jeff Butts and Argyle senior Annie Frizzel who has also recently signed to play volleyball at North Central Texas College in Gainsville.

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