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New state scoring record!

SETXsports Pickem Contest - Week 2 « on: September 09, 2012, 11:24:06 AM » Quote -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Barbers Hill Dayton Humble Bellville Faith Port Arthur Memorial La Porte West Orange-Stark Port Neches-Groves Nederland Silsbee Vidor East Chambers Hardin-Jefferson Buna Newton Bridge City Sealy La Marque Jasper Warren San Augustine Corrigan-Camden West Hardin Beaumont West Brook Stephenville

Baytown Sterling Port Arthur Memorial Beaumont West Brook Nederland West Orange-Stark Port Neches-Groves Vidor Fort Bend Elkins Barbers Hill Livingston Anahuac East Chambers Newton Hamshire-Fannett Jasper Kountze Hull-Daisetta Evadale Deweyville Beaumont Kelly Burkeville Buna Woodville San Augustine

When did Parr and Keener coach at HF?  Who was the AD?

Felman Malveaux of Hamshire-Fannett finished 2nd at state meet in 100 meters in 1990 as a junior. I believe his best time was 10.29. He ran track for Michigan University and set the indoor 200 meter school record while there.

There is a small community called Cheek on the school district border between HF and HJ. The best athletes come from there and attend both schools. Thus the name the Cheek Bowl.

I think it should be named after Billy Bryant!

BC only has 7 or 8 seniors playing. They are very young and varsity inexperienced. I was pleased that they came back against Liberty in the second half. They have very good underclassmen and will surprise before the year is over. They will be strong in '08.

I saw that Daingerfield team vs Post HS in the semifinals. They only allowed about 16 points the whole season. A Post receiver caught a pass in the left flat and broke open up the sideline for an apparent TD run. The whole stands stood up cheering hoping to see a TD vs Daingerfield. Three defenders ran him down after about 30 yards. Great speed and quickness on defense. Final score was 42-0.

Earl Campbell, The Tyler Rose Kenneth Hall, Sugerland

Felman Malveaux ran a 4.29 average for the forty (average of 4 attempts). He finished 2nd at the state meet in the 100 with a 10.31. He also set the University of Michigan indoor 200 meter record. Received a football scholarship to Michigan and also played pro football for Washington and Tampa Bay. He was the Texas Class 3A Offensive Player of the Year in 1990. Felman, Spencer George (Rice University and Tennessee Titans) and Anthony Semien are as good or better than Cedric Larnette. Bobby Constantine was also a great athlete. He was a decathalon athlete for Rice University and the state champion in the pole vault.

Anthony Semien, 1988-90, was the best running back for Hamshire-Fannett. Spencer George, 1989-1991, was a close second. Felman Malveaux, 1988-90, was the best athlete. At Silsbee, Robert Arline played on the same team with William Graham and Doug Shankle. Three of the best players in Silsbee history.