Your Community Enrichment department is working hard for you! There is a lot going on in your community, and this column is going to keep you updated on some of those things every week.
Young Chadrick Banta prepping and cleaning his ball before he steps up to the line again to bowl. Aransas Pass Progress
(Left to Right): Youth Bowling League President Ryan Breaux, Nathaniel Farmer, and Chadrick Banta, (Bottom) Allana Hahn, members of the Youth League Whippersnappers who bowl for the love of the game at CM Lanes in Aransas Pass. Aransas Pass Progress
CM Lanes is in Aransas Pass on 2285 West Wheeler Ave. Come to have fun and eat, drink and bowl. They’re open Mon-Thurs 9AM-10PM, Friday 9AM-12AM, Saturday 9AM-12AM, and Sunday 9AM-6PM. The Youth Bowling League is held Saturday from 9AM-11AM Aransas Pass Progress
High schooler Nathaniel Farmer during the match in the middle of the five-step bowling motion process. Aransas Pass Progress
Youth Allana Hahn during her bowling watching the ball hoping it hits the pins in just the right fashion so she can get a perfect score. Aransas Pass Progress
If you talk to Mark Wiginton the Secretary of the Youth Bowling League at CM Lanes at2285 W. Wheeler in Aransas Pass he will tell you why bowling is unique among all the other sports. On bowling he said, “it doesn’t take natural born talent to play this sport.” For him CM Lanes is like a family, and he enjoys building relationships. He said, “the kids are the future of the sport.” Secretary Wiginton loves seeing the competition unfold. CM Lanes has been bringing bowling and entertainment to Aransas Pass for about two years now. He is hoping that the youth will help build bowling back up again and put it in the mainstream of sports.
Pictured from left to right on the attachment: Victoriana Soto, Analise Davis, Zyanya Lara Courtesy: APISD
Three girls from Aransas Pass qualified and competed at the Regional Powerlifting Meet this past Monday in Edinburg.
Top Row L-R: Viona Gonzales, Elora Pierre, Lauren Belvin, Rachel Smith, Maiya Gonzales and Courtney Heyward Middle Row L-R Jocelyn Cole, Amelia Durham, Marissa Acosta Bottom Row L-R Raina Scott, Alyssa Medina, Angelina Zepeda, Marielyn Cruz. The Aransas Pass Varsity Lady Panthers stormed their way to an amazing 14-0 finish in district on their way to a championship. Aransas Pass Progress
“The girls’ basketball team needs to be celebrated for their accomplishments’ ‘, said Aransas Pass High School Athletic Director Justin Taylor of the 2022 Aransas Pass Lady Panthers High School varsity team after they went an amazing 14-0 in district since the mid-90s. “We’re used to not getting acknowledged because we’re a small school, ‘’ said Junior Angelina Zepeda. The team is driven by their unbreakable bond. The basketball team agreed of all their opponents they faced in running through this streak, the Skidmore Bobcats was the toughest opponent of all. Ongoing 14-0 “it feels like a good accomplishment”, said Sophomore player Jocelyn Cole.
346 S. Houston
Aransas Pass, TX 78336
P.O. Box 2100
Aransas Pass, TX 78336
361-758-5391