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SOCCER PLAYOFFS Boys Friday Nederland vs. Livingston, 7 p.m., Charles Street Stadium in Humble Central vs. Lumberton, 7 p.m., Zaharias Stadium Port Neches-Groves vs. Liberty, 8 p.m., Lamar University Saturday Vidor vs. Hamshire-Fannett, 7 p.m., The Reservation Girls Friday Lumberton vs. Hamshire-Fannett, 5 p.m., Lumberton PN-G vs. Vidor, 6 p.m., Lamar University Nederland vs. Jasper TBA Little Cypress-Mauriceville vs. Silsbee, 6 p.m., Silsbee Staduim

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[center][IMG][Hidden Content]] [center][size=12pt][i][b]BASEBALL TOP 10[/b][/i][/size][/center] [center][b][i]Week of March 14, 2010[/i][/b][/center] 1.     Nederland (2) 2.     Orangefield (1) 3.     Beaumont West Brook 4.     Vidor (1) 5.     Jasper (1) 6.     Port Neches-Groves 7.     Bridge City 8.     Little Cypress-Mauriceville 9.     Lumberton 10.    Kingwood Park Others receiving votes Evadale, WOS, Buna, Memorial

Good Leadership with this group for 2010 at WO-S.

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Top 10 coming this afternoon!

Mustangs storm to Kirbyville title Leader Sports The Orange Leader KIRBYVILLE — The West Orange-Stark Mustangs went perfect in the Kirbyville Tournament and capped it off by defeating District 21-3A rival Hamshire-Fannett 7-1 in the championship game Saturday. WO-S (8-4) got seven innings of quality work on the mound by Justin Sparoow. Sparrow gave up one unearned run in allowing just four hits with five strikeouts and two walks. Sparrow was also 1-for-2 at the plate with two runs while also driving in a run. Zane Anderson went 2-for-2 with a double and a RBI. Clayton Gearhart was 2-for-3. Taylor Turley was 1-for-2 with a double and two RBI and Jake Klinkhammer was 1-for-3. The Mustangs will play host to the Kirbyville Wildcats Monday.

Think he shook up the lineup a little bit. They'll be fine.

Any scores?

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#1 Yates vs #2 Lancaster - 4A Finals Yates 23 Lancaster 17 End of 1st

WO-S 7 HF 1 Final

girls png vs vidor at lamar friday march 19

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Vidor 20 Hemphill 3 Final

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[quote name="LAZEEK" post="776608" timestamp="1268504755"] EXACTLY...............several were quoted on here as saying that the Silsbee/ Madison game was the State Championship game on Thursday!!!!!!  Evidently NOT!!!!!!  BTW I was being sarcastic in my first post Coop!!!! [/quote] 8)

3rd best? They beat the best today looks like.

Saturday March 13th        Time  Teams      10:30 AM  Vidor  vs.  Hemphill 1:00 PM  Jasper  vs.  Buna 3:30 PM  Livingston  vs.  Buna 6:00 PM  Jasper  vs.  Silsbee

Grand slam gives Pats win By Nathan Hague The Baytown Sun Published March 13, 2010 In Friday night’s third inning, the Goose Creek Memorial Patriots found themselves down 1-0 and they had yet to get a hit off Pearland Dawson’s pitcher Kevin Krahl. That was just a few hitters before Taylor O’Connor’s grand slam gave the Patriots a 4-1 lead and set up what eventually became an 11-3 win for the Patriots. The victory gives the Patriots a record of 8-4 on the season as they prepare for Magnolia West in the championship game of the Goose Creek Memorial tournament at 7 p.m. Saturday. “They (Magnolia West) played pretty good since they’ve been here,” GCM coach Chris Rupp said. “If we pitch and play defense, we’ll score some runs and win games. That’s what we’ve done here the last couple nights and hopefully we’ll continue that.” Cody Butler was the game’s winning pitcher. He allowed one hit and one earned run. “Cody played great; when he was in the zone, he was on. He’s tough,” Rupp said. “I think he’ll only get better with experience, too.” Memorial’s first hit came on a single to left hit from Jacob Wilburn. That was followed up by another single from Price Jacobs, who stole second. Chance Czerwonka was walked, and that loaded the bases to set up the grand slam by O’Connor. That was his second home run of the season, both of which were grand slams. “Taylor has done that a couple times this year,” Rupp said. “He really steps up and gets the big hit, and gets the barrel rolling for the team.” An inning and a half later, the Eagles fired back. A double from Zach Rodriquez brought Travis Duke home and started a scoring run. After singling to left, pinch hitter Greg Bourne tacked on the team’s fifth run and the inning closed with the Eagles trailing the Patriots 8-5. The Patriots got the remainder of their runs at the bottom of that same inning. Manny Galvan singled, took second on a wild pitch and ran home off another error. Jacobs and Dalton Going were both walked, and eventually brought home by a double from Chance Czerwonka that it made 11-3. The Patriots got a double play in the top of the seventh inning and then struck out Greg Bourne to seal up the win.

They will!