Bigfoot Visits Ohio

A guy like me is hard to find.” -Bigfoot

I have family in Ohio. The last time I visited there the scariest thing I saw, besides a Pileated woodpecker the size of a housecat, was a feral family shaving their back hair before breakfast in a Bob Evans restaurant parking lot. Ohio is a fun place. And it seems that recently for some residents there, the volume of excitement has been turned way up. Apparently, Bigfoot has come to visit.
For those who don’t often ponder strange and mysterious happenings in the world and need a Bigfoot refresher, these particular cryptids are unverified creatures, sometimes referred to as Sasquatch, said to inhabit the fields and forests of North America and beyond.
Bigfoot is most often described as a large, muscular, bipedal human or ape-like creature covered in black, dark brown, or dark reddish hair, standing between six and nine feet in height. Bigfoot is often said to emit a foul dead animal or skunk-like odor. Allegedly authentic footprint casts have been made showing feet as large as 24 inches long and eight inches wide, hence the name Bigfoot.
Many indigenous cultures across North America have shared stories of mysterious giant hair-covered wild men. And as early as the 16th century, European explorers in the New World related tales of giant hairy beings prowling the forests. These stories and reported sightings continue today, most recently in Ohio.
Last month there were eight reported sightings across northeastern Ohio within just four days. All described black-haired or brown-haired creatures walking upright with long arms making “grunting” noises and looking for trouble.
The first sighting occurred near Mantua, a small village in northern Portage County near the Cuyahoga River, 25 miles northeast of Akron. An unidentified researcher for the MTCR (Missile Technology Control Regime) described seeing a nine-foot-tall male creature. He was hiking when he spotted the critter standing about 120 yards away. It appeared to know he was there. The man paused, and then calmly retreated back to his car to change his pants.
The next day, Mantua resident Dylan Obney reported seeing an eight-foot-tall brown creature about 11 p.m. While hiking a trail near the edge of the woods Obney heard heavy un-human like footsteps and deep vibrating grunts. He originally thought he was hearing a deer or another person walking. But he said the steps were slow, spaced out, and much heavier than a human would make. Obney noticed movement minutes later. About 50 yards from where he was standing, a tall figure stepped out from between two trees. He described the brute as seven to eight feet tall, with long arms dangling low at its sides, covered with dark brown hair. Obney said the creature walked upright and seemed aware of his presence.
“The craziest part was the sound it made, a deep grunt that echoed through the woods before it stepped back behind the trees and disappeared after that,” he said.
Two more intense sightings were reported to the Sheriff’s Department the next day in Garrettsville, Ohio. Jacob Taylor and his friend (who asked to remain anonymous) recounted their encounter while hiking Headwaters Trail. Just before noon, Taylor and his friend noticed movement in the trees approximately 30 feet ahead of them. Suddenly, they saw a giant figure covered in black hair standing and watching them. The duo froze and looked on in awe. They said the monster had broad shoulders and unusually long arms. It walked upright on two legs, and must have been heavy, because the ground shook slightly as it passed between the trees.
“We also noticed a strong, musky smell in the air. It turned its head toward us, let out a deep, grunt-like noise, and then quickly stepped back into the trees. We were both pretty shaken up and didn’t approach the area any closer. It all happened so quick,” Taylor’s companion said.
Garrettsville is in Portage County. Portage County Sheriff Bruce Zuchowski said they’d received reports from ten individuals in the area who had sighted the creature. Many reported smelling a musty odor before the animal scampered back into the woods.
Another incident occurred around 6 p.m. in the evening near the town of Windham. An elderly lady looking out her living room window saw something unusual running from the woods onto her neighbor’s property. She described a creature about six feet tall, completely brown, and moving with long strides.
“I know what I saw, but I don’t know what I saw,” the woman said.
Another encounter was reported the next day in Newton Township. In an emotional interview a man recounted that he’d let his German Shepherd out at 4 a.m. The dog immediately started “freaking out” and lunged towards some trees. In the commotion, the man described seeing a very large 9–10-foot shadow crashing away through the woods. When the man finally brought his dog inside, it was scared and shaking.
With all of these recent reported sightings in Ohio, Bigfoot enthusiasts have been flocking to the state. If you are so inclined and find yourself in the woods with a Bigfoot in sight, please grab your phone and take a picture. We would all love to see it…

Miller selected as EMS Division Chief of Medina County Fire/EMS

April 2, 2026–Press Release by Medina County Fire/EMS — Please join us in welcoming Vaughan Miller to Medina County Fire/EMS as our Division Chief of EMS
Chief Miller brings an exceptional depth of experience across the full spectrum of emergency medicine, leadership, and system development—exactly what a growing, ground-up organization and the community we serve need. With nearly three decades in prehospital medicine and critical care, Chief Miller has served as a flight nurse and paramedic, ICU/CCU registered nurse and preceptor, operations lieutenant, field supervisor, logistics manager, and tactical medic in some of the most progressive EMS systems in Texas.
Chief Miller holds an Associates and Bachelor of Science in Nursing. He is a Registered Nurse, Texas Licensed Paramedic, and also holds a Texas Peace Officer Certification.
His advanced certifications reflect his commitment to clinical excellence, including:
Critical Care Registered Nurse (CCRN)
Certified Flight Registered Nurse (CFRN)
Board-Certified Cardiovascular Registered Nurse (CVRN-BC)
ACLS, PALS, NRP, TNCC, TPATC, TCAR, and S.T.A.B.L.E. Provider
Chief Miller’s background uniquely bridges street-level EMS, hospital critical care, aviation medicine, logistics, and executive operations. He has led complex initiatives such as managing large-scale disaster logistics, and contributing to the implementation of the nation’s first prehospital whole blood administration program.
Just as importantly, Chief Miller is a proven educator and mentor, serving as a preceptor and instructor while fostering a culture of accountability, professionalism, and high performance.
As Division Chief of EMS, Chief Miller will oversee all EMS clinical operations for the department, guiding protocol development, quality improvement, and training. His experience ensures that Medina County Fire/EMS will grow with strong clinical governance, evidence-based medicine, operational efficiency, and a relentless focus on patient outcomes.
Welcome to Medina County Fire/EMS, Chief Miller. We are excited to have you leading the future of EMS for our organization and the citizens we proudly serve.

Local Police Report

Natalia Police Report

03/30/26 at approximately 10:00 PM officers responded to the 400 block of Palfrey St. for a LifeAlert activation, at the location, officers found the elderly caller having difficulties. Caller was assisted, and everything was well
04/02/26 at approximately 12:20 PM officers responded to the 800 block of 5th Street for an assault report. Responding officer found an injured female victim suffering from domestic violence injuries. No arrests have been made yet, this is an ongoing investigation.
04/03/26 officers were dispatched to the 300 block of Bartlett Street for a disturbance in progress. Arriving officer saw that this was a verbal disturbance and nothing criminal had occurred.
04/04/26 at approximately 12:30 AM officers were dispatched to the 400 block of 4th Street for a loud music complaint. Arriving officers heard the loud music and after speaking with the homeowner, the music was turned down.
04/04/26 at approximately 4:30 PM officers were dispatched to the 700 block of Palfrey Street for a report of an unwanted person. Arriving officers checked the individual for warrants and discovered they had active warrants. The wanted person was arrested and transported to the Medina County Jail.
04/04/26 at approximately 7:30 PM officers were dispatched to the 2200 block of TX-132 for a burglary report. Home owner reported items stolen. This is an ongoing investigation, and officers hope to retrieve the stolen items soon.
04/04/26, officers were dispatched to 800 block of 4th Street for a loud music complaint. Arriving officer contacted the homeowner and the music was turned down without incident.
04/05/26 at approximately 12:50 AM officers responded to the 100 block of 3rd Street East for a report deemed a civil matter. A live-in boyfriend and girlfriend were arguing about personal property.
04/05/26 at approximately 1:00 AM officers responded to the 100 block of 3rd Street E. for a suspicious circumstances report. Neighbors reported that another neighbor’s front door was slightly open. Responding officers found no sign of any crime, and believe the homeowners forgot to completely close their door.

Devine Police Report

March 27
10:09AM – Minor in possession of a nicotine vape on Hondo Ave W. Citation issued.
16:46PM – Complainant on IH 35 SB reported white pickup driving reckless, almost striking another vehicle.
22:50PM – Caller on Teel Dr S advised subject at residence behind hers had been calling out her name.
March 28
14:54PM – Complainant on Rossville Rd called in reference to male on video in backyard looking at items in and around shed. Nothing taken but requesting extra patrols due to believing male will return.
16:36PM – Complainant on Commercial Dr S called in reference to loud noise on speaker. No speaker seen or heard.
March 29
9:20AM – Complainant on Hondo Ave E called in reference to two cars parked near ATM and ATM open. Service call/security watch.
12:39PM – Officer dispatched to Teel Dr S for disturbance between two females. Arrest made for assault FV (BI), subject jailed. Assisted by MCSO.
17:04PM – Minor accident of parking lot on IH 35 S. Occurred approx 1130 hrs.
17:56PM – Office dispatched for major accident on Monticello Circle.
20:44PM – MCSO received transfer from Atascosa Co regarding blue Nissan Altima failing to maintain lane. Officers staged on IH 35 South, but were unable to locate.
23:52PM – Complainant on Davis Ave W stated gray sedan outside their house. Made contact with vehicle, all okay.
March 30
9:37AM – Complainant on Crouch Ave reported suspicious vehicle (black Toyota) occupied by one male Subject identified by police.
March 31
8:09AM – Complainant on Hondo Ave E reported male subject parked under basketball hoop last night around 2130 hours and 2145 hours and then left. All appeared okay.
16:05PM – Complainant on Hondo Ave W called in reference to vehicle driving at a high rate of speed cutting other motorists off. Officer patrolled area but unable to locate.
April 1
12:25PM – Officer initiated traffic stop on W Hondo; driver issued citation for DWLI and speeding.
14:10PM – Complainant on IH 35 S called in reference to 18 wheeler parked in fire lane.
16:12PM – Female subject cited and released for theft under $100 at business on IH 35 S.
April 2
7:41AM – Officer dispatched for minor accident on Hondo Ave W.
10:18AM – Officer initiated traffic stop on N SH 132, DWLI with no insurance. Subject jailed.
11:10AM – Complainant on Mockingbird Lane called in reference to suspicious vehicle with trailer at property that is up for sale. Officer contacted owner who stated male was given permission to pick up scrap metal from property.
11:20AM – Complainant on Teel Dr N called in reference to two males pushing each other inside store and then took it outside. Subjects separated prior to officer’s arrival. Officer made contact with one subject who stated they just had a disagreement.
12:28PM – Officer dispatched to Hondo Ave W for a two vehicle non-injury accident.
12:47PM – Silver Smith and Wesson found on roadway; no return on gun query. Recovered by owner.
16:31PM – Officer dispatched to IH 35 SB MM 111 for assault BI FV. Male subject jailed, CPS notified. Assisted by Frio Co.

Upcoming local events

April

8 – Devine Driscoll Public Library Stitch Club 6-7:30 p.m. | Registration required
8 – Lytle Public Library Story Time ages 2-5 from 10:30-11 a.m.
8 – Live music at Outlaw Sports Bar & Grill with Juanski Acoustic from 7-10 p.m.
8 – Women’s Ministry Union at Trinity Baptist Church Lytle at 6:30 p.m.
9 – Live music at Cora’s 471 Grill featuring Mario Flores at 7 p.m.
9 – Devine Driscoll Public Library Crafting After Hours from 6-8 p.m. | Registration required
9 – Lytle Public Library Craft with Us from 5:30-7 p.m
10 – Devine Driscoll Public Library Plant Swap from 2-3 p.m.
10 – El Gallo Fiesta Night at Rooster’s Ice House from 4 p.m. to 11 p.m.
10 – Live music at Boots N Heels Saloon featuring The Donovan Amaya Band and DJ Art at 9 p.m.
10 – Devine Chamber of Commerce Mixer from 6-11 p.m. at The Farm 2238 FM 2200 Devine, TX
10 – Lytle Elementary School Bike Rodeo from 7-8 a.m. | Registration required
10 – Cookin’ for a Claus BBQ Cook-Off at The Farm in Devine from 9 a.m. to TBD
10 – Poteet Strawberry Festival
11 – Poteet Strawberry Festival
11 – Cookin’ for a Claus BBQ Cook-Off at The Farm in Devine from 9 a.m. to TBD
11 – Farm Tour: Conservation in Action at Smith Pastures in Devine, TX from 1 – 3:30 p.m.
11 – Devine Education Foundation Fifth Annual Golf Tournament at 10 a.m. tee time
11 – Live music at Boots N Heels Saloon featuring Zarpaso Norteno from 5 p.m. to 2 a.m.
12 – Poteet Strawberry Festival
12 – St. John Bosco Church Hall Bingo | Doors open at 1 p.m. | Early Bird 2 p.m.
13 – Devine Driscoll Public Library Lego Club from 4:30-5:30 p.m. | Registration required
14 – Devine Driscoll Public Library Preschool Story Time at 10:30 a.m. | Limit 15 | Registration required
14 – Devine Driscoll Public Library Embroidery Club from 5:30-6:30 p.m.
15 – Lytle Public Library Story Time ages 2-5 from 10:30-11 a.m.
16 – Devine Driscoll Public Library Planner Club from 5-6:30 p.m. | Registration required
16 – Lytle Public Library Craft with Us from 5:30-7 p.m
16 – Live music at Cora’s 471 Grill featuring Nick Lawrence at 7 p.m.
17 – Lytle VFW Friday Karaoke Night Out | A Moondog Presentation 7 – 11 p.m.
18 – Country Music Festival @ Devine Acres for Audrey Jane’s Light fundraiser
18 – Lisa’s Sugar Fix Pop-Up Market from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Tommy Joe’s BBQ
18 – Show & Shine Car Show at Auto Zone in Lytle from 9 a.m. – 3 p.m.
18 – El Gallo Fiesta at Roosters Ice House – 2 day event
19 – El Gallo Fiesta at Roosters Ice House – 2 day event
19 – Natalia Athletic Booster Golf Tournament at Devine Golf Course at 12 p.m. tee time
19 – Lytle St. Andrew Chicken & Sausage Plate Sale from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
21 – Devine Driscoll Public Library Preschool Story Time at 10:30 a.m. | Limit 15 | Registration required
22 – Lytle Public Library Story Time ages 2-5 from 10:30-11 a.m.
22 – Devine Driscoll Public Library Collage Club from 5:30-7 p.m. | Registration required
23 – Devine Driscoll Public Library Crafting After Hours 2.0 from 6-8 p.m. | Registration required
23 – Lytle Public Library Craft with Us from 5:30-7 p.m
23 – Live music at Cora’s 471 Grill featuring Bo Brumble at 7 p.m.
24 – Tri-County 29th Annual Chapter Banquet at 6 p.m. at the Atascosa Show Barn
25 – Devine Masonic Lodge Golf Tournament at Devine Golf Course 1 p.m. tee time
27 – Devine Driscoll Public Library Art Club from 4:30-5:30 p.m. | Registration required
28 – Devine Driscoll Public Library Preschool Story Time at 10:30 a.m. | Limit 15 | Registration required
29 – Lytle Public Library Story Time ages 2-5 from 10:30-11 a.m.
30 – Lytle Public Library Craft with Us from 5:30-7 p.m
30 – Live music at Cora’s 471 Grill featuring Hannah Swann at 7 p.m.
If you want to add an event to this calendar, please email devinereporter@devinenews.com or call (830) 665 – 2211 and leave a message for Brianna.

Rene Saldana Sr.

With heavy hearts, we announce the passing of Rene Saldana Sr., who left us on March 26, 2026. Born on May 23, 1962, Rene was a dedicated family man and a cherished friend, leaving behind a legacy of love and laughter in Caldwell, Texas.
Rene, was a son, brother, father, husband, grandfather, and an avid lover of life. He had a passion for hunting and fishing, often spending weekends in the great outdoors with his family. Whether it was cheering on the Dallas Cowboys, going to the Cassino, or sharing stories, listening to Tejano music and cooking for his family. He loved a good challenge with cook-offs, almost always coming in first place. Rene’s infectious spirit brought people together, creating countless treasured memories.
He is survived by his loving wife, Maria Cristina M. Saldana, son, Rene Saldana Jr. (Sara Lara). Hearing the laughter of his grandchildren, Alyssa N. Saldana and Rene Saldana III, brought him immense joy. He is also survived by his brothers, Pedro Saldana, Sr. (Barbara), Ray Saldana, and Roy Gonzales Jr., along with many nieces, nephews, and friends who will continue to share his stories and honor his memory.
Rene was preceded in death by his parents, Marcial and Ilaria Saldana, and his brothers, Roger M. Saldana, Frank Saldana Gonzales, and Eduardo Saldana. Their family bonds will be forever cherished and carried on.
In honor of Rene, please wear your favorite Dallas Cowboys gear or something that makes you happy, as we come together to honor a remarkable man who touched so many lives.
May Rene Saldana Sr. rest in peace, knowing he is loved deeply and missed dearly.
Visitation will be held on Wednesday, April 8, 2026, from 5:00 P.M. until 9:00 P.M. with a Rosary recited at 7:00 P.M. at Primrose Funeral Services of Devine, Texas. Mass will be held on Thursday, April 9, 2026, at 10:00 A.M. at St. Joseph’s Catholic Church with interment to follow in Moore Catholic Cemetery.
Anyone wishing to leave condolences, share memories, or sign the online guestbook may do so by visiting www.primrosefuneralservices.com Arrangements are under the direction of Primrose Funeral Services, 303 W. College Ave., Devine, Texas 78016, (830) 663-4445.

Aurora F. Sepulveda

Aurora F. Sepulveda from Natalia, Texas passed away on March 31, 2026, surrounded by the love and memories of her family. She was born October 27, 1929, in Sabinas Hidalgo, Nuevo Leon, Mexico and was the wife of Jesus G. Sepulveda for 67 years before his passing in 2015.
Her legacy in Laredo, Texas, includes the hardware store they started on Clark Street. She was proud of the time she accidentally bought every color of Formica you can imagine and was delivered by an 18-wheeler to the store. Luckily, due to the high demand, they were the only store in Laredo that carried it and they were able to sell it all! She always laughed when she said that story.
She will be remembered for her love of cooking, music, gardening, sewing, her Chihuahuas, nature, but most importantly, her children, who were the center of her world. She took immense pride in nurturing, guiding them and teaching her daughters how to cook. She was an avid naturalist with her herbal remedies, natural hair dyes, and face lotions. One of her favorite sayings was “Soy de rancho,” meaning “I’m from the ranch”, that tells you that she loved her home, her plants and the deer that would occasionally show up at her bedroom window. She was also a gentle spirit that dedicated and devoted her life to Jehovah God.
She was a loving mother to her children: Diana S. Rodriguez (Agustin), Ruth S. Hill (John), Omar aka Mayo Sepulveda (Kathy), Victor H. Sepulveda (Norma) and Miriam S. Garcia (Randy). She is also survived by her grandchildren: Miguel Sepulveda, Raquel Alfaro, Tomas Sepulveda, Jovan Hill, and Cassandra Wickes who will forever hold them love, warmth, wisdom, and her sense of humor she received from her grandmother, along with numerous great grandchildren.
Though she is no longer with us, her influence and love will continue to be felt by all who knew her. She will be deeply missed and will forever be in our hearts.
In lieu of flowers, if you would like to donate in her memory, you may do so to Devine Garden Club, P.O. Box 682, Devine, TX 78016.
A Memorial Service will be held in Aurora’s honor on Friday, April 10, 2026 from 10:00 am to 12:00pm at Primrose Funeral Services in Lytle, Texas.
If you would like to express your condolences, or share a memory, you may do so at www.primrosefuneralservices.com
Arrangements are under the care of Primrose Funeral Services in Lytle, Texas.

Rachel Garcia Lopez

Rachel Garcia Lopez, of La Coste, Texas, passed away March 27, 2026 at the age of 90. She was born December 4, 1935 in La Coste, Texas, to Cresencio Garcia and Epifania Duron Garcia.
Survivors include her children, Ernest Lopez, Jr. of La Coste, Melissa Lopez (Eric Knapick) of La Coste, and Evangelina ‘Vangie’ Cox (Raymond G.) of Lytle; grandchildren, Lauren Gerwer (Raymond J.), Grant Cox (Tressie), and Matthew Knapick; sister, Patsy Lopez; as well as numerous in-laws, nieces, nephews, and other relatives.
Rachel was preceded in death by her parents; husband, Ernesto ‘Ernest’ Lopez; brothers, Alfredo Garcia, George Garcia, and Frank Garcia; sisters, Felis Santos, Margaret Reyes, Antonia Carrillo, and Rosa Hinojosa; as well as numerous other in-laws and relatives.
Visitation will be Monday, April 6, 2026 from 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. at Tondre-Guinn Funeral Home, with the Holy Rosary recited at 5:30 p.m. The Mass of Christian Burial will be at 10:00 a.m. on Tuesday, April 7, 2026 at Our Lady of Grace Catholic Church in La Coste. Interment will follow at Our Lady of Grace Catholic Cemetery in La Coste, Texas.
Memorials may be made in Rachel’s memory to Our Lady of Grace Catholic Church or to the charity of your choice.
Arrangements by Tondre-Guinn Funeral Home. www.tondre-guinn.com

Emery Lee Delavan, Sr.

Emery Lee Delavan, Sr., of Castroville, age 87, passed away on Thursday, April 2, 2026 at BAMC.
Emery was born in San Antonio on December 1, 1938. He was preceded in death by his parents, Erin Macon Delavan (Died 1951) and Edna May Delavan Knopp (died in 1993), his brother Macon Delavan and his sister, Patsy Butler.
His immediate survivors include Helen Murrell Delavan, his wife of seventy years; Donna and Brian Jaklich, his daughter and son-in-law; Lee and Mary Kay Delavan, his son and daughter-in-law; and grandchildren, Katherine Delavan, Will Delavan, Eli Jaklich (married to Ashley Matthews), Samuel Jaklich (married to Caitlyn Doering) and Max Jaklich (married to Cara Petrofes). His very first great-grandchild, Alton Bennett Jaklich, was born on September 19, 2025 to Max and Cara.
Emery was graduated from Devine High School in 1956. He served in the US Army Reserves for 4 years after which he was employed as a Lineman for City Public Service Board (now CPS) in San Antonio for ten years. During that same time, he also owned and operated “Delavan Electric Service” in Castroville, and pursued his love of farming and ranching. In 1970, he became employed as an electrician and high voltage lineman in the Civil Engineering Department at Lackland AFB. In his spare time, he served as a Reserve Deputy with the Medina County Sheriff’s Department. He retired from Lackland in 1995 after twenty-five years of loyal service.
A Graveside service will be held at 10:30 a.m. on Friday, April 10, 2026 at the Castroville Community Cemetery.
In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the FCRP (Friends of the Castroville Regional Park), Box 173, Castroville, TX 78009, or to the charity of your choice.

Pirates on 9-game win streak with no signs of slowing down

Pirate Weston Jackson threw seven strikeouts over five innings pitched during Lytle’s dominant win over Crystal City. Photo by Moose Lopez.

Matthew “Moose” Lopez
Sports editor
Pirates baseball has been dominant all season. They are currently on a nine game winning streak while holding the number one seed in the district standings of 5-0. Since the start of district play, Lytle has averaged about 14 runs scored per game while holding opponents to about two scores per game.
Vs Crystal City
In their win over the Javelinas, the Pirates had a 9-1 lead by the third inning and had full control of the game. Pitchers Weston Jackson and Toby Davila combined for a 1-hitter game and the Pirates racked…LOGIN TO CONTINUE READING at www.devinenewsmembers.com. You will get instant access to our full E-edition, and begin getting the newspaper delivered to your home next week for $36 a year in Medina County. Support important local city, county, and school news like this!

District 28-3A Track & Field Schedule of Events

Lytle Pirate Sebastian Garcia. Photo by Moose Lopez.

Jerel Beaty
Staff writer
District 28-3A track and field athletes from Lytle, Natalia, Cotulla, Crystal City, Dilley, Hondo, and Poteet battle it out April 8-9 for a chance to advance to Area. Natalia host this year’s event, scheduled for a 10:00am start time on Wednesday.
The top four from each event move on to Area which is Thursday, April 16 in Jourdanton.
Best of luck to all Lady Mustangs, Lady Pirates, Mustangs, and Pirates and their coaches!
Wednesday, April 8
Field Events 10:00am VB, VG Shot Put; JVG, JVB Discus; VG, VB Triple Jump; JVB, JVG Pole Vault; JVG, JVB High Jump.
Running Events 10:30am 3200m Run Finals JVG, VG, JVB, VB Preliminaries 1:30pm 100m Hurdles, 110m Hurdles, 100m Dash, 400m Dash, 300m Hurdles, 200m Dash.
Thursday, April 9
Field Events 12:00pm JVB, JVG Shot Put; VG, VB Discus; JVG, JVB Triple Jump; VB, VG Long Jump; JVB, JVG Pole Vault; VG, VB High Jump.
Running Finals
4:00pm—400m Relay
4:15pm—800m Run
4:35pm—100m Hurdles
4:40pm—110m Hurdles
4:55pm—100m Dash
5:10pm—800m Relay
5:30pm—400m Dash
5:45pm—300m Hurdles
6:05pm—200m Dash
6:20pm—1600m Run
6:50pm—1600m Relay