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Bears pound out two wins at Gibbens Tournament Van Wade The Orange Leader LITTLE CYPRESS — Little Cypress-Mauriceville played Home Run Derby in their first game at the Gibbens Tournament and then exploded late in their second game as the Bears picked up two wins at LC-M High School Thursday. The Bears (2-1) throttled the Hamshire-Fannett Longhorns 15-2 in their first game, hitting seven home runs in the process. They came back to take their second game 8-3 against the Hardin-Jefferson Hawks. LC-M hit the ball all over the park in their win over the Longhorns. Both Mason Dallas and Brandon Landry drilled two home runs apiece to power the hitting parade. Cousins Shane Waddell and Ryan Waddell added a powerful punch as well as both hit home runs while leadoff hitter Scott Vaughn got into the act as well with a dinger. The Bears received solid starting pitching from Reid Fults, who threw four scoreless innings before being relieved in the fifth frame. Both teams struggled from the hill in the second game as both the Bears and H-J walked eight batters apiece as the umpire had an extremely tight strike zone. The Bears broke open the game with a four-run fifth inning. The Hawks tallied two runs in the top of the first as they scored both runs off bases-loaded walks with Shannon Grantham and Hayden Greer getting hits in the frame as well. LC-M broke loose for four runs in the bottom of the first. Mason Dallas drew a walk with two outs and went to third on a double by Ryan Waddell. With two outs, Landry made the Hawks pay, pelting his third home run of the day, this one a three-run shot over the left-centerfield fence to give LC-M a 3-2 cushion. Casey Burleigh followed with a walk and Hunter Gonzales, who was 3-for-3, singled. Burleigh eventually crossed home after an H-J throwing error to make it 4-2. H-J, who left 10 runners stranded through five innings of work, cut the margin to 4-3 in the top of the fifth after two singles and a walk and Trevor Christophor came home to score on a double-steal. The Bears capped it with four runs in the bottom half of the inning. Shane Waddell drew a leadoff walk and Landry and Burleigh followed with walks to load the bases. Gonzales came through with a RBI single to left. Brylon Douglas then ripped an RBI single to left to make it 6-3 and catcher Kevin Adams rocketed a two-run slingle to left to cap the scoring. The Bears outhit the Hawks 8-7. Late games in the tourney included Lufkin Hudson vs. Crosby and Hudson vs. Hamshire-Fannett. Today’s schedule at the Gibbens Tournament includes Crosby vs. Hardin-Jefferson (10:30 a.m.); Crosby vs. Hamshire-Fannett (1 p.m.); and LC-M vs. Lufkin Hudson (3:30 p.m.). Games Saturday include Hamshire-Fannett vs. Hardin-Jefferson (10:30 a.m.); Hardin-Jefferson vs. Lufkin Hudson (1 p.m.); and LC-M vs. Crosby (3:30 p.m.).

OFFICIAL Saturday, August 28 Gregory-Portland Alamodome (San Antonio) 3:45 PM Friday, September 3 Crosby Home 7:30 PM Friday, September 10 Texas City Away 7:30 PM Friday, September 17 Open Friday, September 24 Livingston Home 7:30 PM Friday, October 1 Nederland Away 7:30 PM Friday, October 8 Lumberton Home 7:30 PM Saturday, October 16 Ozen Away 3:00 PM Friday, October 22 LCM Home 7:30 PM Friday, October 29 Vidor Away 7:30 PM Friday, November 5 Central Home 7:30 PM Head Coach: Brandon Faircloth Assistant Head Coach: Joe Dale Cary Coaches: Mike Arnaud, Ryan Cox, Duane Kroeker, Jake Lefort, Eddy Parker, Kyle Segura, Dustin Templin, and Jared Wingfield Trainers: Ricardo Serna and Nic Tanner Athletic Director: Brandon Faircloth Principal: Dr. Marc Keith Superintendent: Dr. Lani Randall Athletic Phone: 409-729-7644 Athletic Fax: 409-722-1642

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Thursday's Schedule Pool A 12PM Hemphill vs Broaddus 2:30PM West Sabine vs Broaddus 5:00PM West Sabine vs Hemphill. Friday's schedule Pool B 12PM Warren vs Zavalla 2:30PM Deweyville vs Zavalla 5:00PM Deweyville vs Warren Saturday's schedule 11:00AM 3rd Place Pool A vs 3rd Place Pool B 1:30PM 2nd place Pool A vs 2nd place Pool B 4:00PM Championship Game: 1st place Pool A vs 1st place Pool B. The public is invited to come out and support the local teams.  Concessions will be available.

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A decision will be made after Spring break on if Coach Mangan will coach this season or not. Contract not renewed but still a year left on it.

A decision will be made after Spring break on if Coach Mangan will coach this season or not. Contract not renewed but still a year left on it.

It will be close. Probably not.

David McNabb TheOldCoach.com Senior Editor Brandon Ogden Daily Sentinel Nacogdoches ISD officials announced Monday that a special school board meeting will take place at 6 p.m. Thursday to announce the approval of a new Nacogdoches High School head football coach. The district has not released any information about the choice for coach, nor did they release finalists in the process. However, according to valleycentral.com, Los Fresnos High School head football coach Scott Ford confirmed Monday that he is leaving the school to accept the head football coaching position at Nacogdoches. Smoaky.com reported that "the former Marshall High School star was offered the job on Sunday and accepted on Monday, but some contract details were still being ironed out." Ford was 57-13 in seven seasons over the Los Fresno Falcons, including three undefeated seasons, according to the Web site. Los Fresnos was 8-6 in the postseason under Ford and went three rounds deep in the playoffs, three straight times from 2006 to 2008. Ford took Los Fresnos to the playoffs in six of his seven seasons and went 7-4 this past season and lost in the first round of the playoffs. Los Fresnos High School is located in Los Fresnos, which is south of Brownsville, Ford played college football at Sam Houston State University and the University of North Texas. The Nacogdoches job opened up last fall when Bill Harper announced his retirement in November, after five seasons as the head coach of the Dragons. The Dragons were 26-25 in five seasons under Harper, including a 3-7 finish in 2009, and one playoff appearance. According to smoaky.com, Harper was the defensive coordinator at Marshall when Ford played for the Mavericks.

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Mustang lifters shine in Silsbee Meet Leader Sports The Orange Leader SILSBEE — The West Orange-Stark boys varsity and junior varsity powerlifting teams placed first and the girls team placed second at the Silsbee Powerlifting Meet Monday. The varsity boys have placed first in three of the four meets they have competed in this year. In the girls, Alayna Jacobs placed third in the 123-class. Ashleigh Kelly placed first and Kanosha McGhee placed second in the 198- class. Caitlin Greer placed first and Kanisha McGhee nabbed second in the 220-class and Chelisia Mitchell placed first in the 220-plus class. In varsity boys, Wilson Washington claimed first in the 148-class. Brenson Lindsey placed first and Britton got 2nd in the 165-class. Evander Guillory placed first in the 198-class. Lawrence Gilmore placed second and Donovon Rubin placed third in the 220-class. Ian Jenkins placed first and Stephen Cook second in the 242-class. Terrence Dennis was third in the 275-class and Ryan Allen placed first in the Super Heavy Weight class. Britton Lindsey also won the Best lifter in the Light-weight class.

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