Angelo State University

Eight players on the Angelo State University Rams baseball team brought home a total of 11 Lone Star Conference postseason honors for their performances during the 2026 regular season. Highlighting the ASU awards is redshirt-senior second baseman Austin Beck of Allen being named the LSC Academic Player of the Year, as well as to the All-LSC first team and LSC All-Academic Team. He is batting .370 with a team-high 20 doubles, 7 home runs and 45 stolen bases, which also leads the LSC. Earlier this season, he became the first player in NCAA Division II history to post 300 career runs scored. Redshirt-senior first baseman Chase Pendley of Prosper also reaped multiple awards as he was named to the All-LSC first team and the LSC All-Defensive Team. In his first season at first base, he posted a .998 fielding percentage while also batting .361, leading the LSC with 73 hits and ranking third in the LSC with 59 RBI. Three Rams were named to the All-LSC second team - senior pitcher Garrett Baumann of Poth (9-5, 4.04 ERA), junior shortstop Payton Bush of Amarillo (.358 avg., 51 RBI) and junior DH Brett Smajstrla of Pearland (.371 avg., 7 HRs, 50 RBI). The Rams also placed three players on the All-LSC third team - junior pitcher Nick Gray of Forney (6-1, 3.68 ERA), freshman third baseman Tate Greene of Allen (.330 avg., 58 RBI) and senior catcher Blake Wilhoite of Midlothian (.348 avg., .544 OBP). The No. 12 Rams finished the regular season at 36-14 and open bracket play at the LSC Tournament in Tyler today against St. Mary's University. See more details at angelosports.com and on the LSC website.

Six players on the Angelo State University Rambelles softball team brought home a total of 12 Lone Star Conference postseason awards for their performances during the 2026 regular season. The ASU accolades are highlighted by freshman third baseman Zoey Sifuentes of Lamesa being named LSC Freshman of the Year and also being selected to the All-LSC first team and LSC All-Freshman Team. She leads the Belles with a .412 batting average, 21 doubles and 71 RBI - and is second on the team with 13 home runs. Junior infielder Kylie Forney of Andover, Kansas, also won a superlative award as she was named the LSC Newcomer of the Year, as well as to the All-LSC first team. In her first season at ASU, she is batting .358 and leads the LSC with 47 walks and 33 stolen bases. Joining Sifuentes and Forney on the All-LSC first team are junior pitcher Addy Ewing of Owasso, Okla., and senior outfielder Tatiana Trotter of Lubbock, who was also named to the LSC All-Academic Team and won the LSC Golden Glove in center field. The Belles also had two players named to the All-LSC second team - junior pitcher Ashleigh Dendas of Sacramento, Calif., and freshman pitcher Maddison Ruiz of Belton. Ruiz was also named to the LSC All-Freshman Team. The No. 18 Belles finished the regular season 43-12 overall and 32-8 in the LSC. They begin play in the LSC Tournament today in Canyon. See more details at angelosports.com and on the LSC website.

Tatiana Trotter of Lubbock, the centerfielder for the Angelo State University Rambelles softball team, has been named the Louisville Slugger/NFCA Player of the Week for NCAA Division II by the National Fastpitch Coaches Association (NFCA) for the week ending May 3. As the No. 13 Belles completed road double-headers at No. 6 West Texas A&M and Eastern New Mexico, Trotter batted .600 over the four games with five home runs and nine RBI. The senior intelligence and analysis major also posted a .692 on-base percentage and 2.200 slugging percentage as she reached base nine times in 13 plate appearances and totaled six extra-base hits. Trotter's final home run of the weekend was the 40th of her ASU career, which ranks her fifth in team history. This marks her first NFCA national weekly honor, and she was also named the Lone Star Conference Hitter of the Week. Trotter and her Rambelles teammates open postseason play at the Lone Star Conference Tournament in Canyon this Thursday through Saturday. See more details at angelosports.com and on the LSC website.

Six Angelo State University Rambelles tennis players have earned 10 All-Lone Star Conference honors for their performances during the 2026 season that included a 19-match winning streak and a runner-up finish in the LSC standings. The ASU accolades are highlighted by sophomore Margaux Rene of Soisy-Sur-Siene, France, being named to the LSC All-Academic Team, the All-LSC second team for singles, and the All-LSC second team for doubles with her partner, sophomore Benedetta Raggiotti of Perugia, Italy. Raggiotti also earned All-LSC honorable mention for singles, and Rene also made the LSC Sportsmanship Team. Also for the Belles, sophomore Vasilissa Kupriianova of Ryazan, Russia, was named to the All-LSC second team for singles - and three ASU freshmen joined Raggiotti in earning All-LSC honorable mention for singles: Danaiya Amangazhiyeva of Almaty, Kazakhstan; Sasa Felixova of Sala, Slovakia; and Anna Wache of Paris, France. The No. 29 Belles are ranked fourth in latest NCAA Division II Regional Rankings and are the No. 4 seed in the LSC Tournament, which begins today in Arlington. See more details at angelosports.com and on the LSC website.

Addy Ewing of Owasso, Okla., a junior pitcher on the Angelo State University Rambelles softball team, has been named the Lone Star Conference Pitcher of the Week for Week 13 of the season ending April 26. As the Belles swept weekend home series against Lubbock Christian and Midwestern State, Ewing pitched in three of the four games, picking up her third save and her 15th win of the season. Against Lubbock Christian on April 24, Ewing earned the save in Game 1, surrenduring just one run in 2.2 innings. She returned in Game 2 to pitch 1.2 scoreless innings in middle relief. The exercise science major then tossed her first complete-game shutout of the season on April 26, allowing only three hits in Game 2 against Midwestern State as the Belles won, 4-0. Ewing is now 15-0 with three saves and a 1.99 ERA in her team-high 31 appearances this season. She leads the LSC in ERA and is fourth in wins and saves. See more details at angelosports.com and on the LSC website.

Maria Schuler of Langenfeld, Germany, a thrower on the Angelo State University Rambelles track and field team, has been named the Lone Star Conference Women's Field Athlete of the Week for Week 6 of the outdoor season. Competing at her home complex in the ASU Invite, Schuler broke her own LSC record in the hammer throw with a heave of 201-7 (61.44 meters). She had previously set the record at the 2025 LSC Championships. The senior business major's throw also ranks fourth in NCAA Division II this season. Schuler and her ASU teammates will compete at the 2026 LSC Championships May 7-9 in Canyon. See more details at angelosports.com and on the LSC website.

Austin Beck of Allen, the second baseman for the Angelo State University Rams baseball team, has been named the NCAA Division II South Central Region Hitter of the Week by the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association (NCBWA) for Week 12 of the season ending April 19. A redshirt senior, Beck helped power the Rams' offense in a four-game road sweep over Eastern New Mexico by pounding 12 total hits, including five doubles and a triple, and driving in eight runs. He also added three walks, four stolen bases and 11 runs scored - the most runs scored by a LSC player in a single series this season. Along the way, the MBA student also set new ASU team records for career hits (311) and career RBI (214). This marks his third NCBWA Regional Hitter of the Week honor this season. Earlier this week, Beck was also named ASU's 2026 Phil George Male Athlete of the Year and received the Male Academic Excellence Award at the annual Holland's Sports Banquet. Beck and the Rams will play their final regular-season series this weekend when they host Cameron University for a four-game set Friday throught Sunday. See more details at angelosports.com.

Austin Beck of Allen, the second baseman for the Angelo State University Rams baseball team, has been named the Lone Star Conference Hitter of the Week for Week 12 of the season ending April 19. It's his third LSC weekly award this season. As the Rams swept a 4-game road series at Eastern New Mexico, Beck totaled 12 hits, eight RBI and 11 runs scored. His hits included five doubles and a triple, and he added three walks and four stolen bases. His 11 runs were the most scored by an LSC player in a single series this season. Along the way, the redshirt-senior MBA student also set new ASU career records for hits (311) and RBI (214). He will enter this weekend's final regular-season series leading the LSC in runs scored (56) and stolen bases (39). Beck and the Rams will host Cameron University to wrap up the regular season this weekend. See more details at angelosports.com and on the LSC website.

Angelo State University Rams track and field student-athletes have swept the Lone Star Conference Men's Athletes of the Week honors for Week 5 of the outdoor season ending April 19. Competing at the Greyhound Open in Portales, N.M., sophomore Jonathan Wright of Coahoma won the pole vault with a vault of 16-11 (5.16 meters) on his way to being named LSC Men's Field Athlete of the Week. That mark is the second-highest in the LSC this season and ranks 12th in NCAA Division II. The Rams 4x100-meter relay team also placed first with a time of 39.75 to cumulatively claim LSC Men's Track Athlete of the Week honors. Team members are junior Bautista Diamante of San Angelo, sophomore Taylor Briggs of McKinney, freshman Francis Patanpatan of Hawley, and freshman William Opare of Accra, Ghana. Their time is third-best in NCAA D-II this season and broke the school record in the event that had stood since 1981. The Rams and Rambelles are hosting the ASU Invite April 22-23 before heading to the LSC Outdoor Championships in Canyon on May 7-9. See more details at angelosports.com and on the LSC website.

Thirteen Angelo State University Rams and Rambelles student-athletes received 2026 Holland's Awards that honor individuals for the best performances both in the classroom and on the field or court over the past academic year. As voted on by their teammates in their respective sports, Holland's Award winners exemplify what it means to be an ASU student-athlete in competition, in the classroom and in the community. The awards were handed out during the ASU Athletic Department's annual Holland's Sports Banquet on April 20. See more details at angelosports.com.

Austin Beck of Allen, the second baseman for the Angelo State University Rams baseball team, broke the program records for career hits and career RBI in the Rams' 9-4 victory of Eastern New Mexico University on April 19. As the Rams clinched a road series sweep over the Roadrunners, Beck went 4-for-4 with three RBI to pace the offense. His record-breaking hit came in the second inning, when he tripled down the right-field line to drive in the first run of the game. With the hit and RBI, he set new school records for both hits (311) and RBI (214). A redshirt-senior studying for his MBA, Beck already held numerous program records, including career runs scored, stolen bases, total bases and triples. He was also part of the Rams' 2023 national championship team, and his ASU career is liberally sprinkled with All-Lone Star Conference, All-South Central Region and All-America honors. See more details at angelosports.com.

Mia Clarke of Liverpool, England, a senior on the Angelo State University Rambelles golf team, has earned All-Lone Star Conference honorable mention for her performance during the 2025-26 season. An interdisciplinary studies major, Clarke won the individual title at the season-opening Swan Memorial in Colorado among her three top-10 finishes this year. She finished 10th at the Jack Brown Invitational to kick off the spring schedule in February, and she took fourth place at the Desert Invitational to cap off the regular season last week in Arizona. Clarke has also posted an average score of 76.2 per round, a 1.5-stroke improvement over last season. She is the first ASU golfer to earn All-LSC honors since 2023. Clarke and the Belles are competing at the LSC Golf Championships today through Wednesday in Rockwall. See more details at angelosports.com and on the LSC website.

Vasilissa Kupriianova of Ryazan, Russia, a sophomore on the Angelo State University Rambelles tennis team, has been named the Lone Star Conference Women's Singles Player of the Week for Week 9 of the season ending April 5. With the Belles tied 3-3 on the road at St. Mary's, Kupriianova won her singles match - 6-3, 6-2 - to clinch the match victory. It was the first time for the Belles to win at St. Mary's in team history, and it improved their record this season to 17-0. This marks Kupriianova's second LSC Singles Player of the Week honor this season, and she was also named a LSC Doubles Player of the Week for Week 7, along with her partner, freshman Danaiya Amangazhiyeva. The Belles are back in action this weekend with home matches against Western New Mexico and Sul Ross State. See more details at angelosports.com and on the LSC website.

William Opare of Accra, Ghana, a freshman on the Angelo State University Rams track and field team, has been named the Lone Star Conference Men's Track Athlete of Week for Week 3 of the outdoor season. Competing at the Clyde Littlefield Texas Relays in Austin, Opare won the 200-meter invitational, defeating the field that included NCAA Division I and professional athletes. His time of 20.48 seconds is the fastest time in NCAA D-II this season. The marketing major was also part of the Rams' 4x400-meter relay team that claimed the top prize in the event's prelims with a time of 3:06.24. Opare ran his leg in 44.60 to help the team post the fastest time in NCAA D-II this season by nearly two seconds. This is Opare's first LSC Athlete of the Week honor for the outdoor season and his second for 2026. He also holds the fastest time in NCAA D-II for the 400 meters this season. The No. 2 Rams and No. 14 Rambelles will be back in action this weekend at the War Hawk Classic in Abilene. See more details at angelosports.com and on the LSC website.

Benedetta Raggiotti of Perugia, Italy, a sophomore on the Angelo State University Rambelles tennis team, has been named the Lone Star Conference Women's Singles Player of the Week for Week 8 of the season ending March 29. As the Belles claimed home victories over Cameron University and No. 24 Midwestern State, Raggiotti won both of her singles matches in straight sets. She is now 14-0 in singles play this season, including 3-0 in LSC matches, and she is 11-3 in doubles matches with her partner, Margaux Rene. This is the psychology major's first LSC Singles Player of the Week accolade. Earlier this season, she earned LSC Doubles Player of the Week honors along with Rene. Raggiotti and the Belles are back in action this weekend on the road at St. Mary's in San Antonio. See more details at angelosports.com and on the LSC website.

Ashley Allison of San Angelo, a junior natural resource management major in the Angelo State University Honors Program, has been selected to participate in the 2026 Undergraduate Research on Ice Nucleation in Austria program through Virginia Tech University. Only five positions were available for the program that will run May 26 - July 31. Allison and the other student participants will conduct hands-on research in the Alps mountains and other areas in and around Vienna, Austria, while working with graduate students and faculty. They will also take part in cultural activities and training in German, ethics and professionalism. The program is funded by the National Science Foundation. According to the program website, there has been a resurgence in ice nucleation research within the last decade, largely because of the pressing need to understand the impact of aerosols on precipitation and climate. As a participant in the program, Allison will receive a $7,000 stipend and travel funding to Blacksburg, Virginia, and Vienna, Austria, as well as free housing and meals at both locations. See more details at angelo.edu.

Zoey Sifuentes of Lamesa, the third baseman for the Angelo State University Rambelles softball team, has been named to the NCAA Division II Player and Pitcher of the Year Watchlist by the National Fastpitch Coaches Association (NFCA). A freshman kinesiology major, Sifuentes is one of only 15 selectees from the South Central Region and 118 nationwide to make the watchlist. A three-time Lone Star Conference Player of the Week honoree this season, she leads all freshmen in NCAA D-II with 15 doubles and 42 RBI. She also leads the Belles in batting average (.438), hits (46), home runs (7) and slugging percentage (.819). The NFCA National Pitcher and Player of the Year honors will be announced on May 27, the day before the beginning of the NCAA D-II National Championships. Sifuentes and the No. 12 Belles are back in action this week against UT Permian Basin. See more details at angelosports.com and on the NFCA website.

Taylor Briggs of McKinney, a sophomore on the Angelo State University Rams track and field team, has been named the Lone Star Conference Men's Track Athlete of the Week for Week 2 of the outdoor season ending March 29. Competing at home in the ASU David Noble Relays, Briggs won gold in the 400-meter hurdles with a time of 53.04, which ranks No. 12 in the nation. The finance major was also part of the 4x100-meter relay and 4x400-meter relay teams that clocked 39.88 and 3:08.69, respectively. The 4x100 time is third in the nation, and the 4x400 time is second. This is the first LSC weekly award of Briggs' ASU career. He and his teammates will compete at the Texas Relays in Austin this weekend. See more details at angelosports.com and on the LSC website.

William Opare of Accra, Ghana, a freshman sprinter on the Angelo State University Rams track and field team, has been named the 2026 NCAA Division II National Men's Indoor Track Athlete of the Year by the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA). The marketing major was the high-point scorer at the NCAA D-II Indoor Championships with 20.5 points after winning the national title in the 400 meters, placing second in the 200 meters, and anchoring the Rams' title-winning 4x400-meter relay team. He is the first ASU student-athlete to win a USTFCCCA Indoor Athlete of the Year award. On the same day as his national award, Opare was also named the Lone Star Conference Men's Indoor Track Athlete of the Year. He won the 400 meters and 200 meters at the LSC Indoor Championships and was named the Outstanding Men's Track Athlete at the conclusion of the meet. Opare was also previously named the USTFCCCA's NCAA D-II South Central Region Men's Indoor Track Athlete of the Year. See more details at angelosports.com and on the USTFCCCA website.

Angelo State University Rambelles basketball players Majik Esquivel and Taylor Grona have earned NCAA Division II Academic All-District honors from College Sports Communicators (CSC) for the 2025-26 season. To qualify, student-athletes must have at least a 3.75 cumulative GPA, be at least a sophomore academically and athletically, and have played in 90% or started in at least 66% of their institution's matches. Esquivel, a sophomore commercial aviation major from Lubbock, led the Belles and was second in the Lone Star Conference in scoring at 17.2 points per game. She was also named to the All-LSC first team and the D2CCA All-South Central Region second team. Grona, a sophomore animal science major from Fredericksburg, started all 27 games for the Belles, led the team in assists (73) and steals (50), and finished second in rebounds (137). She also averaged 10.2 points per game. The Belles finished the season 15-12 overall and 13-7 in the LSC, advancing to the LSC Tournament quarterfinals. See more details at angelosports.com.

Angelo State University Rambelles tennis players Danaiya Amangazhiyeva and Vasilissa Kupriianova swept the Lone Star Conference Women's Player of the Week honors for Week 7 of the season ending March 22. As the Belles went 3-0 in road matches against Emporia State, Shippensburg and Slippery Rock, Kupriianova went 3-0 in her singles matches without dropping a set. As a result, the sophomore marketing major from Ryazan, Russia, has been named the LSC Women's Singles Player of the Week. Kupriianova also paired with Amangazhiyeva, a freshman kinesiology major from Almaty, Kazakhstan, as a doubles team for the first time - and they also went 3-0 for the week without dropping a set. The pair has been named the LSC Women's Doubles Team of the Week. These are the first LSC weekly honors for both players. They will be back in action this weekend with home matches against Cameron and Midwestern State. See more details at angelosports.com and on the LSC website.

Francis Patanpatan of Hawley, a freshman sprinter on the Angelo State University Rams track and field team, has been named the Lone Star Conference Men's Track Athlete of the Week for Week 1 of the outdoor season ending March 22. Competing at the Wes Kittley Invitational in Abilene, Patanpatan recorded three NCAA Division II provisional times as he placed second in the 200 meters and was part of the Rams' 4x100-meter and 4x400-meter relay teams that both took first place. His 21.00 in the 200 meters is the top mark in the LSC and fourt-best in the nation this season. The Rams' 4x100-meter relay time of 39.41 is tops in NCAA D-II this year, and their 4x400-meter relay time of 3:10.44 is second best in that event. This is the first LSC weekly award for Patanpatan at ASU. He and his ASU teammates will be at home this weekend to host the annual ASU David Noble Relays. See more details at angelosports.com and on the LSC website.

William Opare of Accra, Ghana, a freshman sprinter on the Angelo State University track and field team, has been named the 2026 NCAA Division II South Central Region Indoor Track Athlete of the Year by the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA). Opare was the men's high-point scorer at the 2026 NCAA D-II Indoor Championships in Virginia, earning 20.5 points to help lead the Rams to a fourth-place team finish. The marketing major won the 400 meters national title, placed second in the 200 meters, and anchored the title-winning 4x400-meter relay team. Both of the winning times were historic, as his 45.67 in the 400 meters ranks second all-time, and ASU's 3:07.22 in the 4x400 relay is the second-fastest in NCAA D-II history. Prior to the national meet, Opare won the 400 meters and 200 meters at the Lone Star Conference Indoor Championships and was named the LSC Outstanding Men's Indoor Track Athlete. Opare is also the first ASU student-athlete to win a regional indoor track and field athlete of the year award since the award's inception in 2016. See more details at angelosports.com and on the USTFCCCA website.

Four student-athletes on the Angelo State University track and field teams have been named Lone Star Conference Preseason Athletes to Watch heading into the 2026 outdoor season. For the Rams, sprinter William Opare of Accra, Ghana, and jumper Davyon Williams of Cuero made the LSC Men's Athletes to Watch list. During the 2026 indoor season, Opare won the NCAA Division II national title in the 400 meters, finished second in the 200 meters, and anchored the 4x400-meter relay team that also won the national championship. Williams is coming off the indoor season that saw him place second in the high jump at the LSC Indoor Championships. For the Rambelles, multi-sport athlete Kylie Frush of Glen Rose and sprinter Shackelia Green of Manchester, Jamaica, made the LSC Women's Athletes to Watch list. Both were members of the 4x400-meter relay team that finished 12th at the NCAA Indoor National Championships and were named to the All-America second team. The ASU teams officially kicked off the outdoor season this weekend at the Wes Kittley Invitational in Abilene. They will host the annual ASU David Noble Relays March 26-28. See more details on the LSC website.

Nine Angelo State University track and field student-athletes have earned 2026 NCAA Division II Indoor Track & Field All-South Central Region honors from the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA). The top five individuals in each event from each region earned All-Region distinction, in addition to each member of the region's top three relay teams. Six Rams and three Rambelles earned a total of 11 All-Region accolades. See more details on the USTFCCCA website.

Angelo State University track and field student-athletes brought home two national titles and 12 All-America honors from the 2026 NCAA Division II Indoor National Championships in Virginia Beach, Va. The ASU performances were highlighted by William Opare winning the men's 400 meters national title and the Rams 4x400-meter relay team of Opare, Rami Balti, Taylor Briggs and Bautista Diamante winning the national title. Opare also finished second in the 200 meters, and Balti finished fourth in the 400 meters. Each of the four was also named a first-team All-American as the Rams placed fourth in the overall standings with 33 points. For the Rambelles, the 4x400-meter relay team of Keagan Galmor, Lainey Jernigan, Shackelia Green and Kylie Frush placed 12th, with each member earning second-team All-America honors. Kamryn Williams placed 15th in the weight throw to all be named a second-team All-American. See more details at angelosports.com.

Eleven Angelo State University track and field athletes have received All-Lone Star Conference honors at the conclusion of the 2026 indoor track and field season. The ASU awards are highlighted by Rams freshman sprinter William Opare being named the LSC Outstanding Male Track Athlete after winning both the 200 meters and 400 meters at the LSC Indoor Championships. He was also named to the All-LSC first team along with junior thrower Kamryn Williams for the Rambelles, who won the women's weight throw LSC title. She was also named to the LSC All-Academic Team. See more details at angelosports.com and on the LSC website.

Majik Esquivel of Lubbock, a sophomore guard on the Angelo State University Rambelles basketball team, has been named to the NCAA Division II All-South Central Region second team by the Division II Conference Commissioners Association (D2CCA) for the 2025-26 season. A commercial aviation major, Esquivel led the Belles and ranked second in the Lone Star Conference in scoring at 17.2 points per game. She also led the Belles in minutes (899), three-pointers (60) and free-throw percentage (.818) while also posting 93 rebounds and 49 steals in 27 games. Earlier this month, she was named to the All-LSC first team, and she is now eligible for D2CCA All-America honors. The D2CCA all-region honors are voted on by the sports information directors from each region's schools and conferences. The D2CCA All-America selections will be announced later this month. See more details at angelosports.com.

Angelo State University Rams basketball players Jhordan Ryan and Jordan Crawford have earned All-Lone Star Conference recognition for their performances during the 2025-26 regular season. Ryan, a junior forward from St. John's, Montserrat, was named to the All-LSC third team after averaging 7.4 points and 6.7 rebounds per game. The kinesiology major was particularly good in the second half of the season, when over a 14-game stretch, he averaged 12.7 points and 10.4 rebounds per game. Crawford, a senior guard from Ruston, La., earned All-LSC honorable mention after leading the Rams in minutes (29.3 per game), assists (119) and steals (41). The sociology major also averaged 7.4 points and 4.2 rebounds per game. The Rams finished the season at 17-14 overall and fell just two wins short of qualifying for the LSC Tournament. See more details at angelosports.com and on the LSC website.

Angelo State University Rambelles basketball players Majik Esquivel and Landry Morrow have earned All-Lone Star Conference recognition for their performances during the 2025-26 regular season. Esquivel, a sophomore guard from Lubbock, was named to the All-LSC first team after leading the Belles and ranking second in the LSC in scoring at 17.2 points per game. The commercial aviation major also ranked third in the LSC in 3-point field goal percentage (.308) and 3-pointers per game (2.2), while also chipping in 92 rebounds and 47 steals. Morrow, a senior guard from Ackerly, was named to the All-LSC third team after averaging 10.1 points per game and leading the Belles in rebounding at 5.4 per game. The health science professions major also added 59 assists and 38 steals. Esquivel and Morrow helped lead the Belles to the No. 6 seed in the LSC Tournament, and they will open tournament play against UT Tyler on Friday in Frisco. See more details at angelosports.com and on the LSC website.