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No, you have 4A numbers now. They were counted in October.

Brenham is just a little to strong. LC-M will have to play error free and hit like they did in game 3 to win the series.

Glad the Lake levels are finally rising..

We love you. Even though you are 4A..

It wouldn't surprise me, Nederland is playing their best Baseball the last couple of weeks.

Another school with 4A Numbers, they should win! :twisted:

Come on now BH..LOL you guys should win you have 4A numbers..

True you have had a good year. But really you should be there since you guys really have 4A Numbers now. :wink:

This is the one we've been waiting for! Brenham in 3.

This will be a very good series with Nederland winning in 3.

Bridge City waaayy to strong.

Just messing with you..LOL But hey you think Silsbee's good wait until you have 4A teams next year like Brenham.. :shock:

I saw game 2 earlier and part of this one and BC will roll over BH...Sorry but the truth!

Who does Woodville play next?

I hope the Bears make it all the way after such a great season. But if they don't start hittng the ball they won't make it to Brenham. KO is a very good team with solid hitters and good pitching. Come on Bears!

This year i think WOS will be back up close to the top on Defense. Coach Thompson has been back for 3 Offseaosn's now i believe. Central will be up there as well.

LC-M/Ozen and Kountze.

Titans show progress, possibilities What did the Lufkin Panthers, West Brook Bruins, Humble Wildcats and Westfield Mustangs all have in common last football season besides winning seasons capped by trips to the playoffs? Outstanding quarterbacks and good hands and wheels at the receiver and running back positions in their four-wide receiver shotgun offenses. The Memorial Titans debuted their take on that arrangement at Tuesday afternoon's spring game at the school's auxiliary stadium and while they didn't ring up points like the latest X-box game, they showed potential. Quarterback Davon Lewis completed 10 of 22 passes for 133 yards and one touchdown and varsity running backs Patterson Clay and Michael Haines had their moments. Ditto for junior varsity running back Chad Filer, who had touchdown runs of 65 and 20 yards against the JV defense and finished with 100 yards on just five carries. "We accomplished our goals," new Memorial head coach Ron Thompson said. "Nobody got hurt and everybody played. "And everybody played hard. The defense played especially hard." Defensive tackle Charles Jacobs, linebacker Jonathan Brooks and defensive backs Todd Gardner and Zack Gallow topped the defenders, according to defensive coaches T.K. Harrison and Curtis Viola. And during a series pitting the No. 2 offense against the No. 2 defense, defensive back Sam Bordelon intercepted a pass by quarterback Harry Brown that was tipped by receiver Rashaud Brown and returned it 46 yards for a touchdown. Playing against a No. 1 defense that became very familiar with Memorial's new offense during 20 spring workouts undoubtedly hindered Lewis and his offensive mates. And the quick whistle that blew every time the quarterback took off to run prevented the keeping of totally accurate statistics, but Lewis, who missed his junior season with a knee injury, seemed plenty quick to man a position that calls for a quarterback to be equal part runner and passer. He was credited with 12 carries for 37 yards, a total that included a pair of sacks for minus-10. The entire offense, obviously, needs more work, which will come in part in this summer's 7-on-7 competition, then August's preseason drills. Lewis had a pair of passes dropped and a couple of other times, he threw one way and the receiver cut the other. Byron Martin, a senior-to-be, was Lewis' go-to receiver. He caught four passes for 34 yards. "Byron Martin had a good scrimmage," said offensive coach Kenny Harrison. "He's made the most progress of anyone from an offensive standpoint." Clay showcased his pass-catching skills out of the backfield, snaring three passes and taking them 34 yards. He gained 28 yards rushing on seven carries and scored the only touchdown notched by the No. 1 offense during the "game conditions" part of the scrimmage, a 10-yard swing pass from Lewis. That capped a nine-play, 70-yard drive the fourth time the No. 1 offense had the ball. The No. 1 offense was 2 for 2 on third-down conversions on that drive and 5 for 10 overall. Haines played with both the No. 1 and No. 2 offense and rushed for a combined 46 yards on nine carries, including three for 30 yards and two touchdowns during a goal-line drill that ended the 90-minute wrapup to Memorial's spring practice. Behind Lewis, the No. 1 offense gained 223 yards and 10 first downs on 45 plays. The No. 2 offense gained 66 yards on 19 plays. Quarterback Harry Brown was 2 for 6 for 14 yards passing, with two drops and the interception. Alonzo Revuelta was 1 for 3 for seven yards. In addition to Morton and Clay, the No. 1 offense included two pass catches by Glenn Windom for 45 yards and one by Ronald Ward for 20 yards. Besides the runs by Filer, the JV offense was highlighted by quarterback Jarrell Alexander, who had a 45-yard scoring pass to Sharrod Narcisse.

Just wondering if any players had a Single, Double, Triple and a HR in one game this year?

Looks good on tape..

They have a shot! Game 1 tonight.

BuzzBait.

BH has had a great season this year. (Except when they played WOS) J/K..but i will take Silsbee in 3.

No, there talking about here. I over heard a couple of coaches talking about it last weekend.

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