Gabe

The post has been erased. Keep it clean guys and dont diminish such a great game and rivalry

"That is terrible" <-----I have said those words 10 times in the last 2 minutes

When I see defensive player in area baseball asked about one name hits my name automatically - Jon Gunn at LCM

Its really hard to believe in my mind but great to see

I know OF plays Diboll at 4 p.m. Friday and Liberty at noon Saturday and HF at 3 p.m. Saturday

When I left the tarp was being put on the field

Or my buddy there can beat me to the punch

Im headed to BC shortly and will text coop some scores

Nederland wins Battlin' Bear Relays By Van Wade The Orange Leader LITTLE CYPRESS – At the Battlin' Bear Relays Friday, Nederland High School "bull-dogged" their way to both the girls and boys team titles at Battlin' Bear Stadium. The Lady Bulldogs steamrolled their way to the team crown, racking up 207 points. Port Neches-Groves placed second with 146 points while Orangefield notched third with 76. On the boys side, the Bulldogs tallied 145 points followed by PN-G with 110 and Little Cypress-Mauriceville with 91 Orange County was represented well at the meet with a slew of first and second-place finishes. Vidor's Jared Parker, who won a bronze in the pole vault at the State Meet last season, captured the pole vault by going 13 feet, 6 inches. LC-M senior David Sicktich dominated the shot put, winning with a heave of 47-5 ?. Vidor's Jared Williamson claimed the high jump with a 6-2 mark. LC-M senior Kendrex Salter, the Bears' 1,000-yard running back who signed to play college football at Nicholls State, had a busy day. Salter was second in both the long jump (20-2 ?) the high jump (6-2) the 200 meters (22.93) and anchored the Bears' winning 400-meter and 800-meter relay units. The Bears' 400-meter relay unit of Salter, Jeremy Chauvin, Chris Guy and Justin King won with a time of 44.7 and the same quartet won the 800-meter relay in 1:35.05. PN-G's Matt Johnson was a triple-winner as he won the long jump, triple jump and 110-meter hurdles. On the girls side of the ledger, LC-M's Reanna Edgerton continued her winning ways, capturing the 3,200 meters in 12 minutes, 45.91 seconds. LC-M's Maci Wilcox won the high jump with a five-foot effort. Orangefied senior Laura Riddick sprinted to a victory in the 100-meter hurdles, running them in 16.55 and made herself a double-winner later on by capturing the 300-meter hurdles in 27.89. Vidor will host the Pirate Relays next Friday at Pirate Stadium. Battlin’ Bear Relays results LITTLE CYPRESS – Here are the results of the Battlin' Bear Relays held at LC-M High School Friday: GIRLS DIVISION Discus – 1. Alicia Thevis, Nederland, 97-7; 2. Chambers, Kelly, 94-3; 3. Majors, East Chambers, 89-5. Shot put – 1. Regan Richard, Nederland, 33-10; 2. Shaq Malveaux, Nederland, 31-11; 3. Allie Beach, Orangefield, 31-9. High jump – 1. Maci Wilcox, LC-M, 5-0; 2. Kayla Sonnier, PN-G, 4-10; 3. Laura Riddick, Orangefield, 4-10. Long jump – 1. Hayley English, PN-G, 15-8 ?; 2. Phoebe Falcon, Nederland, 14-10 ?; 3. Britkne Gallagher, Nederland, 14-3 ?. Triple jump – 1. Anna Hunter, PN-G, 31-1; 2. Krystal Devillier, Nederland, 30-8 ?; 3. Ashley Merchant, Nederland, 29-5. Pole vault – 1. Nicole McDaniels, Buna, 9-0; 2. Hannah Lancaster, PN-G, 8-0; 3. Megan Block, Orangefield, 8-0. 3,200 meters – 1. Reanna Edgerton, LC-M, 12:45.91; 2. Taylor Carlson, Nederland, 12:47.01; 3. Tia Marshall, Nederland, 13:45.76. 400-meter relay – 1. PN-G (Kileen Felix, Hayley English, Natalie Harakeh, Brittany Calhoun), 51.08; 2. Nederland, 52.99; 3. LC-M, 54.04. 800 meters – 1. Ashley Washburn, Nederland, 2:33.38; 2. Mailaika Tezeno, PN-G, 2:33.72; 3. Brindle, Lumberton, 2:34.70. 100-meter hurdles – 1. Laura Riddick, Orangefield, 16.55; 2. Perkins, Orangefield, 17.55; 3. Erica Myers, Nederland, 17.87. 100 meters – 1. Kileen Felix, PN-G, 13.0; 2. Hayley English, PN-G, 13.1; 3. Phoebe Falcon, Nederland, 13.15 800-meter relay – 1. PN-G (Hayley English, Kileen Felix, Natalie Harakeh, Brittany Calhoun), 1:50.69; 2. Nederland, 1:51.47; 3. Kelly, 1:56.48. 400 meters- 1. Mailaika Tezeno, PN-G, 1:00.91; 2. Ashley Washburn, Nederland, 1:02.77; 3. Stephanie Karam, Nederland, 1:03.50. 300-meter hurdles – 1. Erica Myers, Nederland, 51.36; 2. Bower, East Chambers, 52.4; 3. Quarles, Orangefield, 53.32. 200 meters – 1. Laura Riddick, Orangefield, 27.89; 2. Jeslyn Branick, Nederland, 27.94; 3. Romano, Lumberton, 28.09. 1,600 meters -1. Tia Marshall, Nederland, 6:19.95; 2. Cardinas, East Chambers, 6:38.95; 3. Lauren Martin, LC-M, 6:43.73. 1,600-meter relay – 1. Nederland, 4:18.98; 2. PN-G, 4:24.51; 3. Lumberton, 4:35.63. Team standings – 1. Nederland 207 2/3; 2. PN-G 146; 3. Orangefield 76; 4. LC-M 63 1/3; 5. Lumberton 38; 6. Kelly 35; 7. East Chambers 26; 8. Community Christian 4. BOYS DIVISION Discus – 1. Jonathan Ward, Lumberton, 144-3; 2. Huber, Nederland, 135-1; 3. Jake Hemmings, PN-G, 130-6. Shot put – 1. David Sicktich, LC-M, 47-5 ?; 2. Howden, Lumberton, 45-9 ?; 3. Duval, Lumberton, 44-8. High jump – 1. Jared Williamson, Vidor, 6-2; Kendrex Salter, LC-M, 6-2; 3. Kevin Cooper, LC-M, 6-0. Long jump – 1. Matt Johnson, PN-G, 21-11; 2. Kendrex Salter, LC-M, 20-2 ?; 3. Jace Statum, Orangefield, 19-9. Pole vault – 1. Jared Parker, Vidor, 13-6; 2. Aaron Carr, Buna, 13-0; Cross, PN-G, 11-6. 3,200 meters – 1. H. Bradshaw, Lumberton, 10:49.59; 2. D. Flores, Nederland, 10:53.77; 3. T. Jones, Nederland, 10:53.80. 400-meter relay – 1. LC-M (Jeremy Chauvin, Chris Guy, Justin King, Kendrex Salter), 44.7; 2. Orangefield, 44.9; 3. Lumberton, 45.7. 800 meters – 1. Krautz, Nederland, 2:03.00; 2. Peterson, Nederland, 2:06.27; 3. Schroeder, Nederland, 2:07.29. 110-meter hurdles – 1. Matt Johnson, PN-G, 15.12; 2. McGee, Vidor, 16.85; 3. Cody Ross, PN-G, 16.92. 100 meters – 1. McCrary, Nederland, 11.18; 2. Derek Worthy, Vidor, 11.24; 3. Patterson, Kelly, 11.35. 800-meter relay – 1. LC-M (Jeremy Chauvin, Chris Guy, Justin King, Kendrex Salter), 1:35.05; 2. Vidor, 1:35.28; 3. PN-G, 1:37.14. 400 meters- 1. Krautz, Nederland, 49.72; 2. Wilkerson, Lumberton, 51.72; 3. Keith, Lumberton, 53.53. 300-meter hurdles – 1. Kyle Wright, PN-G, 42.61; 2. McGee, Vidor, 42.70; 3. James, Vidor, 43.08. 200 meters – 1. McCrary, Nederland, 22.53; 2. Kendrex Salter, LC-M, 22.93; 3. Caleb Worthy, Orangefield, 23.00. 1,600 meters -1. T. Jones, Nederland, 5:03.27; 2. D. Flores, Nederland, 5:09.62; 3. K. Molina, Nederland, 5:10.25. 1,600-meter relay – 1. Nederland 3:51.99; 2. Lumberton 4:00.63; 3. PN-G 4:07.35. Team standings – 1. Nederland 145; 2. PN-G 110; 3. LC-M 91; 4. Lumberton 84; 5. Vidor 64; 6. Orangefield 63; 7. Kelly 21, 8. Community Christian 8.

I dont argue much on here but I dont like what was said... I think I said "Good news for Cats fans"....And Ill even take pleasure in the win a little myself yes. I covered OF about 25 times this year and know their players on a personal level and professional. I did the exact same things for WOS the past several years when they were in the playoffs. I never once bad-mouthed Navasota and never once even talked on the Navasota-OF topics. Those are the facts. Gabriel Pruett Orange Leader

Good news Cat fans Canyon 50, Navasota 42 AUSTIN (AP) — Brittany Hampton scored 17 points and Canyon got coach Joe Lombard to within one game of his 14th state championship and career victory No. 1,000 with a 50-42 win over Navasota in the Class 3A girls semifinals. Canyon (31-3) put together the decisive run midway throught the third quarter to pull ahead for good. Hampton converted a 3-point to start an 11-0 run that included consecutive 3-pointers by Jordan Vessels and Whitney Grimes that put Canyon up 36-26. Jamie Spriggs and Brateicka Mock each scored 19 points for Navasota (36-4). Lombard’s career record in 30 seasons at Canyon and Nazareth is 999-92.

This is the tournament to be at! Umm just too bad I wont be at it so post scores!

admin, you do a great job keeping everyone up to date on our college guys. It can be a pain to find out what they are doing sometimes even if you know the right places to look! Keep it up and Ill keep reading

Im going to lock this one and maybe Coop or someone can open it back up if they want but this topic is going down the same one the other on the picks went. Congrats to the picks that were made.

Ksagrl has a point. Lets talk about the picks here before this one gets locked too

Very impressive win

Memorial at Central West Brook at Nederland PN-G at Sulphur Vidor at Kelly OF at Ozen (my upset pick of the day) WO-S at Crosby Dayton at Channelview Hudson at Jasper HF at Buna Kountze at Newton Silsbee at Lumberton New Waverly at Hardin WH at HJ JV Big Sandy at LC-M JV Spurger at West Sabine Evadale at Legacy

Bet they wish they would have known this before the trade deadline. Everyone makes fun of McGrady for staying hurt, Yao isnt far behind! This team is soft

Dont start this talk again. Congrats to Coach Bryant on the accomplishment. Now back on topic of who the best coaching staff is in your mind instead of questioning a coach with a lot of success in his past.

It will be released as soon as we receive a copy of it. It was picked a few weeks ago but it is not released to anyone until the last team from the district is eliminated. just give us a few.

Im not really sure ridiculous is a strong enough word. This guy cant be described. It has never been seen how dominant Tiger really is. It is nice to be able to say we are watching his career from start to finish.

KK had 30, excuse me. OF was screwed. After KK hit the 3 technicals to take a lead, the clock showed 0:00 but the refs had to put 1 second back on. The Lady Cats did not know this and hit the court to celebrate. The technical was called and Navasota hit 1-of-2 to tie the game.

76-69 Navasota final KK finishes her Lady Bobcats career with 26 points Congrats Lady Bobcats on the season Congrats to KK and Laura Riddick on great OF careers. It was special to cover you two girls!

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