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The SETXsports game of the week features these two 1-0 teams. Who walks away with the win?

The Orange Bowl is renewed on Friday night at Dan Hooks Stadium. Who walks away with the win?

Can Coach Thompson get his first win at Memorial Friday or will the Panthers rebound from their loss to West Brook?

Both teams come in at 1-0. Who gets their second win of the year Friday?

21-4A Huffman at New Caney Barbers Hill at Forest Brook 22-4A PN-G at LC-M Dayton at Ozen Central at Nederland Vidor at Lumberton 21-3A Orangefield at Silsbee Hamshire-Fannett at WO-S Bridge City at Hardin-Jefferson Kirbyville at Jasper 24-2A Deweyville at Hardin Non-District Tarkington at Anahuac Kountze vs Memorial/West Hardin (Tri Match) East Chambers at Woodville

Week 0 brought us some very entertaining games across the area. Friday saw two games that pitted teams from the preseason top ten against each other as preseason #1 West Brook defeated preseason # 6 Ozen and preseason #2 WO-S defeated preseason #7 Dayton. There wasn’t much shakeup for the #1-#5 spots, but the bottom half saw some changes for Week 1. A few teams have switched places and some new faces have emerged as preseason contenders. 1. West Brook- The Bruins started off the 2006 season with a big win over Ozen 35-14 Friday night at Lamar Cardinal Stadium. The Bruin offense was led by sophomore tailback Christan Michael who rushed for 134 of the Bruins 250 yards and two touchdowns in his varsity debut. Joe Chaisson also added three touchdowns, two on the ground and one in the air. West Brook now heads into game two of the Beaumont Bowl series this week when they take on Central at Lamar Friday night. 2. West Orange-Stark- The Mustangs found themselves in a war Friday night in Dayton as both teams showcased their defenses in the first half and took a 6-6 tie into halftime. The Stangs came out firing in the second half and would eventually pull away late to defeat the Broncos 26-9 to begin the year 1-0. The WO-S defense was able to keep all-star running back Michael Dugat in check, holding him to just 70 yards. The Mustang offense was led by quarterback Andre Bevil as he passed for 170 yards and 2 touchdowns. DePauldrick Garrett added 94 yards and Earl Thomas added 68 yards on the ground. The Mustangs will renew their rivalry with LC-M Friday when the “Orange Bowl†will be played at Dan R. Hooks Stadium. 3. Central- The Jaguar’s offense was definitely clicking Friday night at Stallworth Stadium in Baytown as Central took down 5A Baytown Lee 21-9. The Jaguar offense pumped out 413 yards of total offense while the defense held Lee to just 141 yards. Quarterback Brandon Williams was 7-13 for 211 yards and 1 touchdown through the air and also rushed for 105 yards on 9 carries. Receiver Michael Henry hauled in 3 catches for 81 yards in the contest. The Jaguars will now take on West Brook at Lamar Friday night. 4. Port Arthur Memorial- Memorial had a bye in week 0 and will open up their season Friday night when they host the Ozen Panthers at Memorial Stadium. 5. Nederland- The Bulldogs hung tough with the #8 4A team in the state Friday night at Reliant Stadium, but in the end La Marque would be too much, racking up 362 yards of offense and taking a 28-20 victory over Nederland. A surprising stat is that Nederland only managed 4 first downs the entire game but still only lost by 8. Tailback Micah Mosley led the Bulldog offense with 136 yards on the ground and 2 touchdowns of 68 and 57 yards. The Bulldogs will have their home opener this week when they host Houston Forest Brook at Bulldog Stadium. 6. Dayton- The Broncos were “welcomed†to Southeast Texas football Friday night. However, it wasn’t the welcome they were hoping for as they fell in the season opener 26-9 to WO-S. They played the Mustangs tough for one half as they took a 6-6 tie into halftime. But the Stangs would come out firing in the second half and pull away late for the win. Dayton all-star running back Michael Dugat was kept in check by the “Chain Gang†defense of WO-S as he managed just 70 yards on the ground. Quarterback Andrew Thomas had the bulk of the rushing yards as he rushed for 108 yards in the contest. Dayton will be at home again this week as they welcome the Nacogdoches Dragons to Bronco Stadium. 7. Ozen- Even with the great performance of quarterback London Durham the Panthers couldn’t overcome the 5A West Brook Bruins as they fell 35-14 in the season opener Friday night at Lamar’s Cardinal Stadium. Durham was 16-33 for 212 yards and 2 touchdowns in Friday’s loss to the Bruins. Unfortunately, two touchdowns would not be enough as the Panther defense gave up 316 yards and 35 points. The Panther defense will once again be heavily tested this week as they travel to Memorial Stadium in Port Arthur to face the Titans. 8. Barbers Hill- Even though the Eagles struggled in their two scrimmages, they proved Saturday night that they can get the job done when it counts. Barbers Hill opened up the 2006 season with a solid 23-6 victory over the Wharton Tigers at Pearland. It was the “Patton Show†as the duo of brothers accounted for 192 of the total rushing yardage and both had a part in 20 of the 23 points. The defense was also solid, holding Wharton scoreless until the 4th quarter. Linebacker Joe Sexton helped by nabbing an interception from Tiger quarterback Joe Ansley. Barbers Hill will travel to the “Bone Yard†in Jasper Friday to face the Bulldogs. 9. Newton- Newton had a bye in week 0 and will open up their season Friday night when they host the 3A Crockett Bulldogs at Singletary Stadium. 10. Kirbyville- The Wildcats may have been the biggest surprise of week 0. They stormed out of the gate and completely demolished the Cleveland Indians by a tune of 51-12. It only took 1:37 for the Wildcats to get in the endzone as LeKarlis Diggles would take it in from 42 yards out. That set the tone for the rest of the game as Kirbyville racked up 417 yards of offense, 397 of which was on the ground. Pierce Rhodes was the offensive leader for the Wildcats, totaling 121 yards on just 6 carries and 3 touchdowns. The Kirbyville defense was stingy, giving up just 133 total yards in the game. Kirbyville will have their first road game of the year this week when they travel to Carthage to face the Bulldogs. Dropping out: Jasper (lost to Livingston 27-14) Last Week's Preseason Top Ten 1. West Brook 2. WO-S 3. Central 4. Memorial 5. Nederland 6. Ozen 7. Dayton 8. Barbers Hill 9. Newton 10. Jasper

Kelly added stands either last year or the year before. They have a visiters side.

Select who you think will win! Week 1 (September 8 ) Central vs West Brook at Lamar Ozen at Port Arthur Memorial Houston Forest Brook at Nederland PN-G at Crosby New Caney at Lumberton Vidor at St. Pius LC-M at WO-S Nacogdoches at Dayton Barbers Hill at Jasper Huffman vs Houston Wheatley at Dyer Stadium Houston Sterling at Silsbee Orangefield at East Chambers Cleveland at Hardin-Jefferson Kirbyville at Carthage Liberty at Hamshire-Fannett Crockett at Newton Splendora at Woodville Groveton at Hardin Warren at West Hardin Burkeville at Buna Deweyville at Evadale Fort Bend Baptist at Anahuac Kountze at Hull-Daisetta Baytown Christian at High Island Kelly at Hitchcock Oakwood at Colmesneil

The game of the week for week 1 is Orangefield at East Chambers. Please predict what you think the score will be.

Giddings 35 Wimberley 14

Week 0 - Ty Cobb (22-2) Week 1 - 1motime (22-4) Week 2 - tie between FlyLikeAnEagle and StangBacker (20-6) Week 3 - 3 way tie adminbaberuth, BigTuna, wo-76 (13-2) Week 4 - vp93 (20-5 ) SteelerCzy (19-6 ) Week 5 - cfont4222 (16-4 ) Week 6 - BH89 (21-2) Week 7 - Colmesnielfan1 (18-3 ) Pimp Smack (18-3) Steelerczy (18-3) Week 8 - 1motime (18-3) DP#1Fan (18-3) Vpirate2007 (18-3) Week 9 - Bigtuna (19-3) Orangeboy (19-3) Week 10 -Cfont4222 (23-2)

Week 0 - 3ABirdMan (West Brook 35 Ozen 14) Week 1 - Tiger90 (East Chambers 41 Orangefield 29) Week 2 - Football88 (Lumberton 28 Bridge City 24) Week 3 - SteelerCzy (Silsbee 27 Newton 23) Week 4 - Bobcat 55 (PN-G 31 Ozen 15) Week 5 - No Winners (EC 60 Deweyville 44) Week 6 - 1motime (Nederland 31 PNG 24) Week 7 - No Winners Week 8 - WOS95 (21-20 Dayton) Week 9 - No Winners Week 10 -Mustang right on the money (28-7 Buna) Week 10-Mustang (55-0 Evadale) Man this was your week.

1. West Brook (beat #6 Ozen 35-14) 2. WO-S (beat #7 Dayton 26-9) 3. Central (beat Baytown Lee 21-9) 4. Memorial (did not play) 5. Nederland (lost to La Marque 28-20) 6. Ozen (lost to #1 West Brook 35-14) 7. Dayton (lost to #2 WO-S 26-9) 8. Barbers Hill (plays tonight) 9. Newton (did not play) 10. Jasper (lost to Livingston 27-14)

21-5A West Brook Bruins (1-0) Memorial Titans (0-0) 21-4A Huffman Falcons (1-0) Barbers Hill Eagles (1-0) 22-4A Central Jaguars (1-0) Vidor Pirates (0-0) Lumberton Raiders (0-0) Dayton Broncos (0-1) Ozen Panthers (0-1) Nederland Bulldogs (0-1) PN-G Indians (0-1) LC-M Bears (0-1) 21-3A WO-S Mustangs (1-0) Bridge City Cardinals (1-0) Kirbyville Wildcats (1-0) Orangefield Bobcats (1-0) Hamshire-Fannett Longhorns (1-0) Hardin-Jefferson Hawks (1-0) Silsbee Tigers (0-0) Jasper Bulldogs (0-1) 23-2A Newton Eagles (0-0) Woodville Eagles (0-1) 24-2A East Chambers Bucanneers (1-0) Deweyville Pirates (1-0) Warren Warriors (1-0) Kountze Lions (1-0) Anahuac Panthers (0-1) Buna Cougars (0-1) Hardin Hornets (0-1) 24-1A Hull-Daisetta Bobcats (1-0) Sabine Pass Sharks (0-0) West Hardin Oilers (0-1) Evadale Rebels (0-1) High Island Cardinals (0-1) TAPPS Kelly Bulldogs (0-1) Cathedral Warriors (0-1)

Week 1 (September 8 ) The Setxsports Hotline will be open on Friday night for game updates 409-724-0776 **Orangefield at East Chambers** (Game of the Week) Central vs West Brook at Lamar Ozen at Port Arthur Memorial Houston Forest Brook at Nederland PN-G at Crosby New Caney at Lumberton Vidor at St. Pius LC-M at WO-S Nacogdoches at Dayton Barbers Hill at Jasper Huffman vs Houston Wheatley at Dyer Stadium Houston Sterling at Silsbee Cleveland at Hardin-Jefferson Kirbyville at Carthage Liberty at Hamshire-Fannett Crockett at Newton Splendora at Woodville Groveton at Hardin Warren at West Hardin Burkeville at Buna Deweyville at Evadale Fort Bend Baptist at Anahuac Kountze at Hull-Daisetta Baytown Christian at High Island Kelly at Hitchcock Oakwood at Colmesneil

Ball game. LC-M falls to 0-1 as they lose to Caney Creek 21-12 to open the season.

1st down Caney Creek and that will wrap it up......1:26 left

4th and 7 for LCM and they don't get it. Caney Creek takes over with just over 3:00 left in the game.

And I'm taking it to the house....

I'm back...... 8). I got kicked off for a minute.

42-7 Hutto at halftime!!! :shock:

LC-M forced to punt.

End of the 3rd quarter, 21-12 Caney Creek. Bears better pull it together fast!!

LC-M defense holds and Caney Creek will punt.

57 yard screen pass for a LC-M touchdown!!! They go for 2 and don't get it. 21-12 Caney Creek.