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Vidor boys 2, Port Neches-Groves 1 VIDOR -- Payton Smith pounded home a header off a Vidor corner kick with 12 minutes to play as the Pirates delivered a 2-1 home upset of Port Neches-Groves in Pirate Stadium. Vidor scored 1:15 into the game as Jeremy Wollam roared through a lethargic PN-G defense. The Indians (12-5-4 and 11-4-2) countered in the first half's 20th minute as Evan Johnson fired home a shot from near the penalty box. Johnson had intercepted a Vidor clearing pass for PN-G before he delivered his shot. Although PN-G led in shots on goal, 8-6, Indians first-year head coach Don Sandell labeled the night as one of his team's most disappointing performances of the year. "I don't think we wanted to be there tonight," Sandell said. "It was obvious that we weren't mentally into the game. We were just still on spring break." PN-G completes its regular season on Tuesday at Nederland in a 7:30 boys game which follows the 5:30 varsity girls game.

Unassisted goals spark Bulldogs HIGH SCHOOL SOCCER SOUR LAKE -- Zac Chandler knocked home two unassisted goals and paced Nederland to a 6-0 victory over Hardin-Jefferson on Friday night. The Bulldogs improved to 10-10-1 and 10-6-1 with one remaining regular-season game -- a Bulldog Stadium version of Mid-County Madness on Tuesday night against Port Neches-Groves at 7:30 p.m. Ryan Clarke, Logan Soares, Taylor Trahan and Ryan Washburn had single goals for the Bulldogs who commanded a 24-2 domination of shots on goal. The Bulldogs jumped to a 3-0 halftime advantage. Matt Yousef and Taylor Trahan divided up the goalkeeping chores for coach Rob Bledsoe's team.

On Sunday's i put up a Player of the week nomination thread. Be sure to put them in there as well.

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Didn't hurt my feelings Duke lost!

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Sunday i'll post the numbers from our local teams as of last relignment.

Wilcatters return home with win Or maybe the Texas Wildcatters newcomer just likes scoring goals. Whatever it was, Thomson's hat trick in his first game with the Wildcatters sparked his new team to a 6-4 victory over the Augusta Lynx. "He was great for us tonight," Wildcatters coach Malcolm Cameron said of Thomson, sent to the Wildcatters by the Houston Aeros of the American Hockey League on Thursday. "He's exactly the kind of player I thought he was. He's fast, he's strong with the puck, and he makes good decisions." Thomson's uniform No. 79 is a familiar one to many of the 1,491 fans in attendance Friday night. That was the number worn by Marco Rosa, who has 51 points with the Wildcatters but is now with Providence of the AHL. Eleven hats were thrown on the ice when Thomson's third goal gave Texas a 4-2 lead with 19.4 seconds left in the second period. He knocked in the puck when it rolled across the front of the net after Olivier Proulx pulled back his stick for a shot but was unable to pull the trigger. The Wildcatters led by two goals a fourth time when Brandin Cote's 25th goal midway through the third gave Texas a 5-3 lead, but Augusta cut the margin to one with 5:51 left. The Wildcatters fought off a power play in the final minutes and Kevin Baker's empty net, power play goal with 49.9 seconds left secured the victory. "We didn't play our A-game, but we pulled it out in the end," Cameron said. "Sometimes you need to do that." By winning, Texas remained tied with Florida atop the South Division points race. Florida also won Friday, and both teams have 81 points as the regular season nears its April 7 conclusion. Texas has eight games left; Florida has 10. Gwinnett, which also won Friday, trails both teams by two points. The Wildcatters conclude this two-game series with Augusta at 7 p.m. today at Ford Arena. Augusta has 69 points and is among the teams fighting for the last of five South Division playoff spots. Thomson's arrival coincided with the return of goalie Miroslav Kopriva from the Aeros. Kopriva last played for Texas Jan. 21. He won Friday for the ninth time in 12 decisions with the Wildcatters and had 30 saves. The team announced Friday that individual playoff tickets will go on sale Wednesday. Season ticket holders are currently able to purchase playoff tickets. Contact the Wildcatters at (409) 951-5500 for information.

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Buna is playing well right now.

Saturday, March 17 21-5A West Brook vs Atascocita (Still waiting on place and time) 21-4A Forest Brook at Barbers Hill 2pm New Caney at Huffman 4pm 22-4A Nederland at Vidor 2pm LC-M at Central 1pm Lumberton at Dayton 7pm Non-District Games Hamshire-Fannett at Kelly (2pm) Deweyville at Spurger (1pm)

Predictions?

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Thursday Texas Tech 7 Nebraska 6 FINAL/11 Friday Texas 3 Baylor 2 FINAL (Augie's 1600th win) Texas A&M 9 Kansas 3 FINAL Nebraska 11 Texas Tech 1 FINAL

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Barkley Don't know everything. >

Good luck!!

Winters and Guinn combine for No Hitter.

Need more scores!!!!!!!

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Final/Comments

Final PN-G 4 LC-M 2.