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[quote name="BringinTheHeat" post="783317" timestamp="1269797820"] Think again, please take a look at the standings which were updated this morning. [/quote] I'll just say they aren't current and leave it at that grad. We are 2-2 @ BH. Someone help the WOSgrad out. [/quote] here they are for you 19-4A                      Ovr.                Dist.   Team                       W L                W L Crosby                     14 2               4 0 Kingwood Park             5 6               3 1 Galena Park                7 6                3 1 Barbers Hill                 9 7                2 2 Goose Creek Memorial   10 6              2 2 Dayton                      3 9                1 3 Houston C.E. King        1 6                0 3 Houston North Forest    0 6                0 3

;)  Dayton beat North forest 25-1 last week and nobody cares... the haters are out, because its Nederland. Play Ball and quit crying

:) BH-10 Dayton-2

:)  Final  BH wins 7-3

:)  BH wins  7-3

Congrats to all the boys! :) Jordan Quillian, Sr., Kingwood Park was very deserving, great ball player.  Fun to watch.

[quote name="GCMPats" post="781769" timestamp="1269530014"] [quote author=cjwmeemaw link=topic=67596.msg781700#msg781700 date=1269524260] All at BH fully understand the good cop bad cop analogy. The problem is until Junior Gage came along there has always been two bad cops.... if you watch a BH game in comparison to a GCM or Crosby coached teams our boy's are so uptight and press on every at bat and every defensive opportunity. it starts at the top and the time has come to part ways with the current keystone cops and put our tax dollars at work in support of a new age coach Jason Krug to be exact that relates to this generation of ballplayer....... [/quote] In whicch district does Jason Krug teach? Is he a Certified Texas Educator? [/quote] He is a coach at san jac. He is certified and i think he coached in new braunfels isd before that, i think!

[quote name="cjwmeemaw" post="781470" timestamp="1269461984"] Sorry let me re-state my position. Not out classed in being a group of thugs but out classed in a physical baseball conditioned sense. Sorry for the confusion on the wording. Maybe if the boy's had a relationship with the senior statesmen we have leading them they may have been camped out in thecoaches office talking baseball much like they do now with Junior Gage instead of making a pass behind the blue wall........let's make the game fun again......... [/quote] Got Ya, Yes, baseball as all sports should be fun!

[quote name="463 DP" post="781188" timestamp="1269433742"] thanks for the info. anyone know who threw for kp? [/quote] Keys pitched for K-Park and someone else but not sure of the second pitchers name. Keys pitched through the 6th. Great job by BH mounting a comeback late in the game.. just came up short.. Keep working BH Boys!

[quote name="GCMPats" post="781326" timestamp="1269448144"] [quote author=kindafunny link=topic=67716.msg781312#msg781312 date=1269447223] Any Thoughts? I say BH Wins 6-4! [/quote] I say you're crazy! GCM wins big. They'll get a big dose of the Polar Bear Hunter. ;D [/quote] What! not crazy  ;D somebody is going to be O'fer for the week. and i say its GCM!  ;D ;D ;D 

Any Thoughts? I say BH Wins 6-4!

[quote name="463 DP" post="780571" timestamp="1269348720"] anyone know who is throwing tonight for bh or kp? [/quote] I think Young for BH. who knows for KP?

[quote name="BH0088" post="780280" timestamp="1269282457"] OK, back to baseball.  I keep hearing that Kingwood Park is going to be a power in the district, what is the overall record of KWP ? Have they played a tough schedule ?    I Just have not seen much on them. I did see they played Crosby tough.  If BH will stop leaving runners on base, they will win more than folks think.  Bases loaded with 1 out and down by 1 vs Crosby and left all of them OB.  Out hit GP 7 hits to 5 and left 6 on base.  Need to hit when they have the opportunity to put games away, but that's baseball. [/quote] K-Park has played Dawson        0-1 L Pasadena      5-3 W Klein Forest  1-7 L St. PiusX      ??? 2nd Bapt.        3-4 L New Caney  3-6  L Dayton          Win Crosby          5-6  L Looks like a tough schedule, they are in every ball game that’s for sure. (I am sure I missed a couple of games) It will be a good win for BH if we can pull it off!    ;)

The boys fixed what they messed up. nothing is going to happen. Get over it OR get use to it, what ever works for you... Play baseball. GEEEZZZ!

  ;) regardless of who is playing...BH is going to have to score more runs then we have been scoring to win this one... THE LOB is killing us.  I say BH by 1..

Congrats Nederland on a good clean game. good luck on the rest of your season. I enjoyed watching the Eagles play this year, the boys played the game with a lot of heart. Now its time to get ready for next season! WE CAN.. WE WILL.. GO EAGLES!

Its M. Bounds, and dont think that he will get a Dr. release till district starts. But I could be wrong, I hope he is good to go when he comes back.

long thompson leggett mcdonald and one other I think..BH0088 may know fo sho.

[quote name="EAGLE07" post="764805" timestamp="1266951940"] "It will come down to which team executes the best philosophy." What  ??? ??? ??? [/quote] LOL.... Ya... philosophy wins ball games ya know! ....LOL ;)

Ya I didn’t think it was a no-hitter, but wasn’t sure enough to comment until you refreshed my memory. I thought we looked good enough to hang with any body in the district, just have a few kinks to work out.

Good luck EAGLES!

Legget was on JV last year, and did a good job. He started off last season a little shakey but got his legs under him and I thought finished up the year strong. But I would not describe him as a stud, just a kid that loves to play the game. He will be fine.  :)

BH hoops teams set Tuesday playoffs From sports staff reports Baytown Sun Published February 21, 2010 Barbers Hill basketball teams will travel near and far Tuesday night in pursuit of advancing in the state playoffs. The No. 14-ranked Lady Eagles, hot off a 67-55 area-round win over Willis Friday, will play Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at Blinn Junior College against Del Valle. Del Valle’s 17-4A champs, ranked No. 11 in the state, defeated Magnolia 48-38 and Livingston 45-29 in the playoffs to bring a 33-2 record into the Region III-4A quarterfinal game. Barbers Hill’s boys, 22-11, will face Nederland in a Class 4A bidistrict game at 8 p.m. Tuesday at Winnie’s East Chambers High School. Nederland tied Beaumont Ozen for the District 20-4A championship and Nederland, 19-14, won Friday night’s seeding game against Ozen in Port Arthur by a 70-64 score after two overtimes.

BH hoops teams set Tuesday playoffs From sports staff reports Baytown Sun Published February 21, 2010 Barbers Hill basketball teams will travel near and far Tuesday night in pursuit of advancing in the state playoffs. The No. 14-ranked Lady Eagles, hot off a 67-55 area-round win over Willis Friday, will play Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at Blinn Junior College against Del Valle. Del Valle’s 17-4A champs, ranked No. 11 in the state, defeated Magnolia 48-38 and Livingston 45-29 in the playoffs to bring a 33-2 record into the Region III-4A quarterfinal game. Barbers Hill’s boys, 22-11, will face Nederland in a Class 4A bidistrict game at 8 p.m. Tuesday at Winnie’s East Chambers High School. Nederland tied Beaumont Ozen for the District 20-4A championship and Nederland, 19-14, won Friday night’s seeding game against Ozen in Port Arthur by a 70-64 score after two overtimes.

article from the Sun: Eagles must grow up fast to defend title By Dave Rogers The Baytown Sun Published February 20, 2010 MONT BELVIEU – The Barbers Hill Eagles have a special place in their baseball clubhouse room for varsity veterans: It’s Tyler Lyday’s locker. The senior first baseman is the only returning starter for the Eagles, who tied Kingwood Park for the District 19-4A title last year and finished up 19-12 in a season truncated by a swine flu scare. “I don’t think many people are giving us much of a chance to make the playoffs this year,” veteran coach Gil Stalbaum said. “But I’d like to think we’d be able to battle for a playoff spot. “We’ve got some talented young kids. It’s just a matter of how quick they mature into leaders.” Grayson Long, a 6-foot-5 sophomore righthander, is the talented prospect most talked about, based on his showings in summer showcase events. But like most of the Eagles, this will be his first varsity season. A quartet of seniors did see enough action in 2009 to letter. They are outfielder Brandon Wright, third baseman Blayne McDonald, first baseman Brian Meyer and third baseman-pitcher Cole Young. Going into the final weekend before the start of the 2010 season, McDonald, Young and junior Aaron Kramer were competing for a starting spot at third. Second base was up for grabs between sophomore Blake Bonnin and junior James Santana. Those who seemed to have nailed down positions were Lyday at first, junior Ethan Jeffcoat in centerfield, sophomore catcher Kody Thompson and sophomore shortstop Kyle Leggett. Corner outfielder possibilities include Wright, junior Coleman Blaylock, junior Jonathan Green, senior Daniel Mitchell and freshman Preston Townley. Tyler Newcomb, a sophomore move-in from Pasadena Dobie, just joined the program after playing JV basketball and could see a lot of time at a variety of positions, Stalbaum said. When it comes to pitching, Mitchell, who’s currently busy with Barbers Hill’s playoff basketball team, is the Eagles’ most experienced man on the mound. “Kody Thompson and (sophomore) Kyle Leggett picked up some innings on the varsity last year,” Stalbaum said, but nobody on our roster now pitched more than 10 innings for us.” Carson Asbury, another varsity basketball player, Young and Townley are other pitching probables. “Our district is loaded,” Stalbaum said, noting that Kingwood Park and Goose Creek Memorial return their entire teams. “Crosby has outstanding pitching returning. C.E. King has a good nucleus coming back and so does Galena Park and Dayton always competes for a playoff spot every year.” So does Barbers Hill. Area baseball fans know better than to ever count out the Eagles. It’s up to Stalbaum to direct their flight.