KFDM COOP

[Hidden Content]

OC teams sweep at BC Classic Van Wade The Orange Leader BRIDGE CITY — Bridge City lit it up. West Orange-Stark clamped down. Vidor pulled the “upset” of the day. That’s how the Bridge City Holiday Classic went after Day One at Cardinal Gym Monday. Bridge City scored a total of 166 points in its two wins while WO-S held its two opponents to just 82 total points. Meanwhile, Vidor downed District 20-4A rival Port Neches-Groves in a nailbiter. Vidor (10-8) found itself down 36-27 against the Indians (10-3) to start the fourth period but went on a 10-0 run to grab a 37-36 lead and the Pirates were able to hang on for the victory. Jacob Williamson led the Pirates with 15 points and had six rebounds. Gunner Hansen poured in 11 points and grabbed five boards while Danny Riddick was strong inside as he tallied 10 points and snagged seven rebounds. The Indians, who managed just four points in the fourth period, were led by Scott Pellegrin and Brennan Doty, who scored 11 points apiece while Spencer DeRon had 10 points. Vidor outrebounded the larger Indians 28-19. The Pirates committed 17 turnovers while PN-G had 16. Vidor was 5-of-11 from the free-throw line while PN-G was 2-of-5. The host Cardinals (8-9) hammered Jasper 78-58 and throttled Beaumont Legacy Christian 88-56. In the win over Jasper (4-8), the Cardinals were red-hot, roaring out to a 46-17 halftime edge and never looked back. Nate McAnelly led the Cardinals with a big double-double with 30 points and 14 rebounds. Tanner Girouard pumped in 23 points and snagged eight boards. Point guard Zach Heinze had 10 points and six rebounds while William Veillon had eight points and seven boards. Camoralis Kellum led the Bulldogs with 11 points while Scott Middleton and Cedric McGill tallied 10 points apiece. The Cardinals outrebounded the Bulldogs 43-39. Bridge City had 13 turnovers while Jasper had 11. The Cardinals went 16-of-28 from the free-throw line while Jasper was just 1-of-9. The Cardinals easily cruised past Legacy Christian (1-14) in the first game of the day. McAnelly led the way with 28 points and Johnathan Peterson poured in 20. Girouard contributed 16 points and Veillon added 10. Darreon Titus led the Warriors with 21 points while Johnathan Cregor contributed 14. The Cardinals exploded away from a 48-37 halftime edge with a 24-2 spurt in the third period. WO-S put the clamps (10-5) on Jasper early and often in rolling to a 58-32 win. The Mustangs bolted out to a 17-2 lead st the end of the first period and led 26-7 at intermission. Guard Kendrick Budwine led the very balanced Mustangs with 13 points. Anthony Noble had nine points and Jarvis Jones added seven while JaKeenan Cotton, D’Andrus Brooks-Gentry and Darius Davis all tallied six points apiece. The Mustangs forced the Bulldogs into 20 turnovers while only committing 10 themselves. Both squads had 37 rebounds. WO-S was 2-of-8 from the free-throw line while Jasper was 8-of-16. DeRez Thompson led Jasper with 11 points. Cotton and Devon Villery led the Mustangs with six rebounds apiece while Jones, Davis and Justin Francis all had five. Scott Middleton had eight boards for the Bulldogs. The Mustangs capped the day by thrashing Legacy Christian 88-50. WO-S opened the contest with a 20-8 spurt. Davis had a nice double-double inside for the Mustangs, tallying 17 points while yanking down 11 rebounds. Anthony Noble contributed 14 points and six boards. Budwine chimed in with 16 points while Cotton had 11 points and five rebounds. Villery, Francis and DaColby Teate all added five boards for the Mustangs. Cregor paced the Warrior attack with 18 points and six rebounds while Titus had 14 points and five boards. The Mustangs outrebounded the Warriors by a whopping 49-19 margin. WO-S had 21 turnovers while the Warriors had 19. The Mustangs went 6-of-9 from the foul line while Legacy was 5-of-6. Games today at the tourney include Jasper vs. Vidor (9:30 a.m.); WO-S vs. PN-G (11 a.m.); Legacy Christian vs. Jasper (12:30 p.m.); Vidor vs. Bridge City (2 p.m.); and PN-G vs. Legacy Christian (3:30 p.m.) Games Wednesday include Bridge City vs. WO-S (9:30 a.m.); Vidor vs. Legacy Christian (11 a.m.); Jasper vs. PN-G (12:30 p.m.); WO-S vs. Vidor (2 p.m.); and PN-G vs. Bridge City (3:30 p.m.)

[Hidden Content]

[Hidden Content]

:'( :'(

Cardinal Tournament highlights hoop action Van Wade The Orange Leader BRIDGE CITY — The Bridge City Cardinals will play host to the Bridge City Booster Club Holiday Classic Dec. 28-Dec. 30 at Bridge City High School with six teams participating in the event. The teams include the host Cardinals, West Orange-Stark, Vidor, Jasper, Port Neches-Groves and Legacy Christian Academy. Games Dec. 28 include Bridge City vs. Legacy Christian (9:30 a.m.); WO-S vs. Jasper (11 a.m.); Vidor vs. PN-G (12:30 p.m.); Jasper vs. Bridge City (1 p.m.); and WO-S vs. Legacy Christian (3:30 p.m.). Games Dec. 29 include Jasper vs. Vidor (9:30 a.m.); WO-S vs. PN-G (11 a.m.); Legacy Christian vs. Jasper (12:30 p.m.); Vidor vs. Bridge City (2 p.m.); and PN-G vs. Legacy Christian (3:30 p.m.) Games Dec. 30 include Bridge City vs. WO-S (9:30 a.m.); Vidor vs. Legacy Christian (11 a.m.); Jasper vs. PN-G (12:30 p.m.); WO-S vs. Vidor (2 p.m.); and PN-G vs. Bridge City (3:30 p.m.) All of the other local teams will be in tournament action as well. Both the Little Cypress-Mauriceville boys and girls will compete in the Barbers Hill Tournament starting Monday. The Bear boys will start the tourney Monday with a 9 a.m. game against Baytown Lee. The Orangefield boys will be at the East Chambers Tournament while the Lady Bobcats will travel to the Livingston Tournament. The Bobcat boys will play two games in Winnie Monday. They will face Beaumont Kelly at 9 a.m. and will take on New Waverly at 6 p.m. The Bridge City Lady Cardinals will compete in the Beaumont Kelly Tournament while both the Deweyville boys and girls will travel to the Spurger Tournament. The Pirate boys will play the Jasper JV at 4:30 p.m. Monday.

What were your favorite games this season?

Yep :D

Radar indicated one

I agree!

Five Orange County netters make Academic All-State Van Wade The Orange Leader Three Little Cypress-Mauriceville Lady Bears plus a Bridge City Lady Cardinal and an Orangefield Lady Bobcats were named to the Texas High School Girls Coaches Association Academic All-State Team. Players for Coach Vicki Castino’s Lady Bears that made the 4A team include Elissa Tate, Shelby Sanchez and Christine Sicktich. For Coach Becca Mathews’ Lady Cardinals, Emily Kosh made the elite Class 3A squad while Coach Kristin Holbrooks’ saw her Lasdy Bobcat Abby Ludwig make the superb unit. Academic All-State players must be graduating seniors. The must have an overall grade-point average of 94 and they must be a varsity participant in good standing and be of good moral character. Several players from across Southeast Texas made the list. Also makeing it in Class 4A includes Lumberton’s Brooke Crowell, Lauren Daigle, Molly James and Katie Letourneau along with the Port Neches-Groves trio of Mallory Livingston, Paige Miller and Lauryn Stephens. In Class 3A Hamshire-Fannett’s Shelby Bayse, Elizabeth Files and Hailee Merchant were on the squad. In Class 2A Anahuac’s Amber Fannin, Kelsie Laskoskie, Corie Saxman and Carli Smith made it along with Warren’s Alyssa Hatton.

NM

[Hidden Content]

[Hidden Content]

[Hidden Content]

[Hidden Content]

Highlights [Hidden Content]

[Hidden Content]

[Hidden Content]

[Hidden Content]

[Hidden Content]

Wonder what's driving it then? 2 teams in the same Town should play!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

13-12 CARTHAGE WITH 1;22 left

Carthage 13 Graham 0 (7:30 left 4th-Quarter)

Looks like back to back!!!