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Austin Lake Travis at Austin Westlake on FSN tonight at 7pm

Friday, September 5 Newton-42 East Chambers-7 Friendswood-42 Dayton-20 Bellville-26 Livingston-22 Vidor-26 St. Thomas-10 Hamshire-Fannett-34 Liberty-20 Cleveland-48 Bryan Rudder-0 Coldspring-52 Madisonville-34 Huffman-28 Kashmere-0 Caldwell-60 Shepherd-0 Needville-49 Splendora-7 Hardin-21 Tarkington-7 Danbury-27 Anahuac-13 Warren-30 Trinity-26 Timpson-54 Burkeville-14 High Island-47 Baytown Christian-14 Tenaha-48 Hull-Daisetta-22 O'Connell-21 Sabine Pass-6 Saturday, September 6 West Brook-47 Central-22 Kirbyville-44 Jasper-43 Diboll-27 Silsbee-24 Kountze-28 Bridge City-26 Hitchcock-35 Kelly-28 Colmesneil-0 Carlisle-53 WO-S-48 LC-M-7 Buna-20.....................2 OT's Orangefield-17 Memorial-22 Ozen-19 Lumberton-24 Barbers Hill-7 PN-G-28 Crosby-27 Deweyville-26 Evadale-7 Woodville-14 Hardin-Jefferson-11 Chester-40 Legacy-20

Here are the teams in each district 21-3A WO-S Silsbee Hamshire-Fannett Orangefield Bridge City Hardin-Jefferson 22-3A Cleveland Coldspring Splendora Huffman Liberty Tarkington Shepherd

[Hidden Content] Pirates off to a solid start; await St. Thomas Van Wade The Orange Leader VIDOR — After making a nice statement to start their 2008 campaign, the Vidor Pirates hope to continue their winning ways Friday night when they welcome the Houston St. Thomas Eagles to Pirate Stadium for a 7:30 p.m. start. The Pirates are fresh off a 15-7 victory against a solid Beaumont Kelly unit, racking up 238 yards on the ground and containing a tough Bulldog offense. “For an opener, we saw a lot of positive things,†said Vidor head coach Jeff Mathews. “Our defense, for the most part, was tremendous. The kids bent a little but never broke. We played well when Kelly had the ball on our end, plus we were able to force a few turnovers.†Fullback Theron Reynolds led the Pirates on the ground with 112 yards on 19 carries. Running back Shane Pittman zipped for 89 yards on 11 totes and quarterback Chris Teinert had 26 yards and scored two touchdowns on 1-yard quarterback keepers. “Offensively, I see a lot of areas that we can improve on,†said Mathews. “We kinda bogged our ourselves down a little bit on a few of our drives. We still need plenty of work in the passing game as well. Overall, it was a good win for us. In some games last year, we played hard and lost some close ones. We could’ve played better against Kelly and we still won the game. To me, that sounds really good because the kids no that they will only get better if they continue to work hard like they’ve been doing.†While Vidor was downing Kelly, St. Thomas, who is in the same TAPPS district with Kelly, took its lumps, falling to Houston Stark Jesuit 23-0. The Eagles are coached by former Rice standout quarterback Donald Hollas, who also spent time playing in the National Football League. The Eagles return four starters on both sides of the ball from a unit that went 3-7 a season ago. Running back Connor Mills leads the running game agter gaining 345 yards and four touchdowns on 54 carries in 2007. The Eagles are guided on defense by the likes of linebackers Paul Rogers and Kyle Willard and defensive backs Colin Bassett and Jeff Kelly. “St. Thomas is a team that likes to spread you out,†said Mathews. “They have a few breakaway threats that our kids will have to stay in front of. We’re looking for them to test us pretty well.†Mathews likes the way the Pirates are shaping up early on. “I truly like the mind-set of this team,†Mathews said. “We had a handful of plays in the Kelly game that we didn’t execute well. The kids realized that and are gung-ho about getting them corrected. They’re really wanting to learn and their attitudes have been super. We’re really excited about the next nine weeks.†The Pirates will close their non-district schedule next week when they visit Sour Lake to take on Hardin-Jefferson. Vidor will be open Sept. 19 and will start District 20-4A play Sept. 26 on the road at Beaumont Central.

Is this the same company that used to video the BC games about 7-8 years ago?

We haven't heard anything on the HF/Liberty game......

BYU @ Washington Oregon St. @ Penn. St. Ole Miss @ Wake Forest West Virginia @ East Carolina South Florida @ Central Florida Miami @ Florida Texas St. @ SMU Houston @ Oklahoma State Texas A&M @ New Mexico Rice @ Memphis

Is this game still scheduled for Friday night at 7:30pm?

Look guys I know you (WOS and LCM) are upset that you won't be playing this week, but I ask you to stop, take a deep breath, and think about this. We just got very lucky and dodged a major hurricane. Be glad that you will get to see your teams next week. It could have been different. Just remember 3 short years ago the type of season we had. What if this storm had been like Rita and hit us head on? What if it had produced the same or even worse results and we weren't able to finish the season at all? All I'm saying is be thankful that you only have to wait another week for the next game instead of having to wait another year.......

As of right now the game is still on as scheduled.....Friday night 7:30pm at EC Any changes will be posted

Dayton has 2 off weeks

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Since Jasper will now be off this week and they need to fill their original open date which is next week Sept. 12 I do believe there is a team over by houston that has 2 open dates that might work....... ;D May want to check into it. Dayton Broncos Aug. 29 Bay City Sept. 5 @ Friendswood Sept. 12 OPEN Sept. 19 Kingwood Park* Sept. 26 @ Goose Creek Memorial* Oct. 3 North Forest* Oct. 10 Crosby* Oct. 17 @ Barbers Hill* Oct. 24 Galena Park* Oct. 31 @ C.E. King* Nov. 7 OPEN Jasper Bulldogs Aug. 28 Gilmer at Tyler's Rose Stadium (Thur.) Sept. 5 Kirbyville Sept. 12 OPEN Sept. 19 @ West Orange-Stark Sept. 26 Hamshire-Fannett Oct. 3 @ Silsbee Oct. 10 @ Diboll* Oct. 17 Huntington* Oct. 24 @ Carthage* Oct. 31 Rusk* Nov. 7 @ Center*

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Saturday night 7pm BH at Lumberton

Deweyville had a big win over Sabine Pass last week and this is supposed to be Evadale's breakout year. Should be a good one if it's played

Kirbyville at Jasper cancelled

From Jasper ISD: DUE TO POTENTIAL WEATHER ISSUES AND CONTINUING CONCERNS RELATED TO POWER AND TRAFFIC, THE FOOTBALL GAME SCHEDULED FOR FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 2008 AGAINST KIRBYVILLE HAS BEEN CANCELLED. JJHS, 9TH AND JV GAMES HAVE ALSO BEEN CANCELLED.

**SETXsports Big School Game of the Week** SETXsports Big School #6 Beaumont Central at SETXsports Big School #2 Beaumont West Brook (Sat. 7pm) **SETXsports Small School Game of the Week** SETXsports Small School #4 Newton at SETXsports Small School #2 East Chambers (Fri. 7:30pm) **SETXsports Week 1 "Can't Miss Game"** SETXsports Small School #1 Kirbyville at SETXsports Big School #8 Jasper (Sat. 7:30pm) __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ *FRIDAY GAMES* Dayton at Friendswood Livingston at Bellville Houston St. Thomas at Vidor (Fri. 7pm) Hamshire-Fannett at Liberty Cleveland at Bryan Rudder Coldspring at Madisonville Houston Kashmere at Huffman Shepherd vs. Caldwell at Sam Houston State Splendora at Needville Hardin at Tarkington Anahuac at Danbury (Fri. 7:30pm) Warren at Trinity Timpson at Burkeville Baytown Christian at High Island (Fri. 7:30pm) Hull-Daisetta at Tenaha Sabine Pass at Galveston O’Connell (Status Unknown) *SATURDAY GAMES* Chester at Beaumont Legacy (Sat. 12pm) Diboll at Silsbee (Sat. 6pm) Kountze at Bridge City (Sat. 6pm) Beaumont Kelly at Hitchcock (Sat. 6pm) Colmesneil at Price Carlisle (Sat. 6pm) Little Cypress-Mauriceville at West Orange-Stark (Sat. 6:30pm) Buna at Orangefield (Sat. 6:30pm) Port Arthur Memorial at Beaumont Ozen (Sat. 7pm/Babe Zaharias Stadium) Barbers Hill at Lumberton (Sat. 7pm) Port Neches-Groves at Crosby (Sat. 7pm) Deweyville at Evadale (Sat. 7pm) Hardin-Jefferson at Woodville (Sat. 7:30pm) Teams Off: Nederland

**SETXsports Week 1 Rankings** Big School (5A-3A) 1. Dayton (Last Week's Ranking: #1, defeated Bay City 35-7) 2. West Brook (Last Week's Ranking: #2, defeated Ozen 50-7) 3. West Orange-Stark (Last Week's Ranking: #3, defeated Nederland 33-13) 4. Port Neches-Groves (Last Week's Ranking: #6, defeated Barbers Hill 19-14) 5. Lumberton (Last Week's Ranking: #7, defeated Hamshire-Fannett 23-7) 6. Beaumont Central (Last Week's Ranking: #9, defeated Memorial 10-7) 7. Nederland (Last Week's Ranking: #4, lost to WO-S 33-13) 8. Jasper (Last Week's Ranking: #5, lost to Gilmer 56-28) 9. Vidor (Last Week's Ranking: Not Ranked, defeated Beaumont Kelly 15-7) 10. Bridge City (Last Week's Ranking: Not Ranked, defeated Liberty 32-20) Honorable Mention: Livingston, Cleveland, Splendora Small School (2A-Privates) 1. Kirbyville (Last Week's Ranking: #1, defeated Diboll 36-28) 2. East Chambers (Last Week's Ranking: #4, defeated Orangefield 26-7) 3. Kountze (Last Week's Ranking: #5, defeated Woodville 20-14) 4. Newton (Last Week's Ranking: #2, lost to Corrigan-Camden 26-20) 5. Hull-Daisetta (Last Week's Ranking: #8, defeated Hardin 27-24) 6. Buna (Last Week's Ranking: #9, defeated Trinity 50-7) 7. Evadale (Last Week's Ranking: #7, did not play) 8. Beaumont Kelly (Last Week's Ranking: #3, lost to Vidor 15-7) 9. Anahuac (Last Week's Ranking: Not Ranked, defeated Kinkaid 19-0) 10. Deweyville (Last Week's Ranking: Not Ranked, defeated Sabine Pass 68-2) Honorable Mention: Warren, Hardin, Woodville

He did. I don't think he has a computer up there

I drove to Fort Worth today. Just waiting now and hoping for the best

Shepherd- Magnolia West- Splendora- Stafford- Tarkington- Huntington- High Island- O'Connell-

33-13 WOS final