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Forestbrook is always loaded with talent...dont know much about the coaching situation there but Im thinking they have won some state track meets in recent times....I remember when Jasper played them in 01 and beat them...they were really good

Im confident that Coach Mixon will eventually have the dugouts fixed up a little better.....Jasper has always set the standard for nice ballparks in the area since the mid 90s and is continually adding new features to it....very supportive booster club helps alot too

yup...all indications are that he will stay in Diboll.... I look for a sophomore to be starting at qb for Jasper next year........

Jasper..... how many fields have real brick fences all the way down both foul lines, turf baselines, indoor batting cages, and a nice clubhouse

im sorry guys but Jasper has the best baseball field in the area and has had for a while

good luck to you guys

i just hope yall have a football team first and foremost

Thats really funny

yea its just really hard for me to believe that Buna turning in 413 and the 2a cutoff being 414 is a coincidence....

how can 21-3a be so good and 22-3a be so weak.... those are gonna make for some UGLY playoffs games in all sports

Here are some of the enrollment numbers that the area schools turned in 2a Woodville- 377 Trinity- 326 Warren- 306 New Waverly- 221 Corrigan Camden- 217 Kountze- 398 Hardin- 369 Newton- 349.5 East Chambers- 338 Deweyville- 205 West Hardin- 176 Anahuac- 402 Buna- 413 3a Silsbee- 829 Jasper- 816 Shepherd- 566 Coldspring- 536 Kirbyville- 453 WOS- 806 Bridge City- 752 Hardin Jefferson- 706 Hampshire Fannett- 599 Orangefield- 480 4a Huffman- 991 Barber's Hill- 963 Lumberton- 1018 LCM- 1150 Central- 1393 Vidor- 1387 Nederland- 1471 PNG- 1539 Ozen- 1740

dont think so...im honestly lookin for Jasper to have a very hard time makin the playoffs

NM

2006-2007 & 2007-2008 5A 1985 & up 4A 950 to 1984 3A 415 to 949 2A 195 to 414 1A 194 & below * 99.9 & below

Division1 District 23 Broaddus Burkeville Chireno Colmesneil Martinsville Pineland West Sabine Zavalla District 24 Dallardsville Big Sandy Evadale High Island Hull-Daisetta Sabine Pass Saratoga West Hardin Division 2 District 27 Apple Springs Brookeland Chester Goodrich Groveton Centerville Leggett 11 Man Football District 23 Burkeville Chester Colmesneil Groveton Lovelady Pineland West Sabine District 24 Evadale High Island Hull-Daisetta Sabine Pass Saratoga West Hardin

District 23 Corrigan-Camden Hemphill Nacogdoches Central *Heights Newton San Augustine Shelbyville Woden * Woodville District 24 Anahuac Buna Deweyville Hardin Kountze Warren Winnie East Chambers

2006-08 OFFICIAL FOOTBALL AND 2006-07 OFFICIAL BASKETBALL DISTRICT ALIGNMENT CONFERENCE 3A District 20 Carthage Center Crockett Diboll Huntington Lufkin Hudson * Pollok Central * Rusk District 21 Bridge City Hamshire-Fannett Jasper Kirbyville Orangefield Silsbee Hardin-Jefferson West Orange-Stark District 22 Cleveland Cleveland Tarkington Coldspring-Oakhurst Houston Yes College * Liberty Shepherd Splendora

District 21 Crosby Galena Park Houston Forest Brook Houston King Houston Smiley Huffman Hargrave Mont Belvieu Barbers Hill New Caney District 22 Beaumont Central Beaumont Ozen Dayton Lumberton Nederland Little Cypress-Mauriceville Port Neches-Groves Vidor

District 21 Baytown Lee Baytown Sterling Beaumont West Brook Channelview Humble Humble Atascocita Humble Kingwood Port Arthur Memorial

I cant imagine the uil adding the hill to 20-4a...that district is already big enough

sorry but these are mostly wrong....the uil has supposedly said that there well be distrcits with no less than 6 teams in them....and why in the world would coldspring stay in the same district and shepherd move into another...

Jasper Josh Adams – Northwestern La. Toderick Hunt – Missouri Southern State Terrance Scott – Missouri Southern State Westbrook Blake Kelley WR- Blinn EJ LeBlanc DB/Punt Returner- Blinn John McMillan DB- Blinn Congrats to these guys

Females....have more drama, atleast one's in their teens and twenties....sorry couldnt resist