He also had the confidence of knowing he has jumped high enough to compete with the top guys in the state at some point throughout the year and just needed to perform when it mattered and he did just that.
It’s a pretty big accomplishment.”Ĭanete came into the State Championships with the sixth best height despite winning gold at the blustery Region I-6A Meet in Arlington.
“It actually feels real good to know that you are second place and second best in the state. “It feels good,” Canete said of his silver medal finish. In today’s edition of the Copperas Cove Leader-Press, we take a look back at some of the top sports stories of 2017.ĪUSTIN - If Copperas Cove track and field standout Josh Canete’s senior season had a title, it would likely be ‘Redemption’ as the senior overcame setback after setback on his way to win a silver medal in the high jump on May 13 at the UIL State Track and Field Championships at the University of Texas’ Mike A. Some Copperas Cove athletes etched their names into the high school record books while others added their names to the prestigious list of state finalists and medal winners. It was a topsy-turvy 2017 for Copperas Cove athletics with wild losses, come-from-behind wins and record-setting performances.
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