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14-5 Wylie 1st Q.

10-0 Wylie 1st Q.

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DEER PARK - Likely Class 5A playoff teams La Porte and Clear Creek made for another tough day for the Nederland Bulldogs at the Deer Park baseball tournament. Nederland was unable to take advantage of an errorless defensive effort against La Porte as the Nederland hitters got only three hits and La Porte's Bulldogs triumphed by a 5-1 count. Micah Mosley's double was Nederland's highlight.

Indians, Todd shut out Lufkin PREP BALL ROUNDUP The Port Arthur News LUFKIN - Junior pitcher Mitchell Todd made his varsity debut for Port Neches-Groves a memorable one Friday. The right-hander blanked Class 5A Lufkin High 7-0 with a complete game five-hitter at Morris Frank Park. He struck out four batters and walked two and needed only 78 pitches to work seven scoreless innings. PN-G, 6-6 overall, was playing in second-day action at the Lufkin baseball tournament which is hosted jointly by Lufkin High and Lufkin Hudson. Saturday, the Indians will play Lufkin Hudson at the Hudson ballpark at 11 a.m., then return to Morris Frank Park to take on Houston Westside at 2:30 p.m. in their final game of the round-robin affair. PN-G scored single runs in the first and fourth innings against Lufkin, while putting together three scores in the third and two more in the fifth. Eric Harrington was the only Indian to get two hits on a day that saw PN-G score seven runs with just six hits. Harrington had a triple and plated a pair of runs. Brett Doty had a triple for the Indians and Drew Barnett pushed across two runs, one on an RBI groundout, another on a squeeze bunt.

Morgan on the money in Lady Indians' victory HIGH SCHOOL SOCCER PORT NECHES -- Michelle Morgan was instrumental in helping Port Neches-Groves to score each of its two goals on a night when the Lady Indians pleased coach Aimee Bates with their strong all-around performance. Morgan and her mates produced one of their season's strongest, if not the strongest outing, in a 2-0 victory over Little Cypress-Mauriceville at The Reservation. The PN-G senior had a first-half corner kick and a hard second-half shot from 30 yards which both turned into goals for PN-G. Alexis Smithy followed Michelle's corner kick in the game's 10th minute, giving the hosts a 1-0 halftime advantage. The LC-M goalkeeper batted Michelle's hard shot right to Marissa Elam who pounded home an important second-half insurance goal. "We played really well," a pleased PN-G coach said. "I would say it was our best overall game. We possessed the ball well and we were really getting some good looks in the second half." PN-G (15-2 and 12-1) dominated shots on goal, 27-6. The shutout belonged to senior goalkeeper Brittney Fruge. LC-M fell to 10-8 and 8-5. The Lady Indians will entertain Vidor on Monday night at 7 p.m., and will travel to Zaharias Stadium on Tuesday at 5:30 for a game at Beaumont Central.

BC track units roll at Pirate Relays Van Wade The Orange Leader VIDOR — It was certainly a “red-letter day†at the 12th annual Vidor Pirate Relays Friday. Both Bridge City track programs strutted their stuff in what turned out to be a smashing day at Pirate Stadium. There were nine new Southeast Texas bests accomplished on a nice, cool day. The Cardinal boys captured first place in the team standings, nipping Silsbee. The Cardinals racked up 138 points, edging the Tigers, who finished with 133 points. The Lady Cardinals finished a solid third with 116.5 points but dominated the field event portion as senior Christina Jaques won three events. Silsbee claimed first in the team standings with 127.5 points, nipping the Nederland Lady Bulldogs (126.5) by a single point. With the Cardinals getting a day off from the baseball field, Cardinal senior Johnny Dishon put on a display. Dishon, who has signed to play baseball at Louisiana State University, uncorked a remarkable triple jump leap of 44 feet, 9 1/2 inches, surpassing his previous area best of 44-3 3/4. He led in the long jump with an effort of 21-11 but Silsbee’s Terrance McCarter, on the last jump in the competition, sailed 22-6 1/2 to nab first place. Dishon also took a crack at the 100 and 200 meters. He cruised in the 200, winning it in 22.37 seconds and took second behind teammate Cody Mills (10.62) in the 100 with a 10.76. Mills’ time puts him at the top of the area list once again. “It felt good to come out here today and post some pretty good times,†Dishon said. “I knew it was going to be tough to beat Cody because he can fly and he gets better each week. I thought I had the long jump but that SiIsbee kid (McCarter) was amazing. He has such great form.†Jaques claimed gold in the high jump (5-0), long jump (15-9 3/4) and in the triple jump (35-0 1/2), where she nabbed an area-best mark. Then, one of Orange County’s finest athletes split the town of Vidor to roam centerfield for the Lady Cardinals in a District 21-3A softball game at Jasper. “Christina is just one of those natural athletes,†said Lady Cardinals head coach Karen Bozeman. “If she came out every day and worked on all of the events, she would be even better. But, she’s just a tough athlete that does everything well. She’s all-district in volleyball and softball and is a great basketball player too.†Lady Cardinal junior Brittany James shined as well, setting a new area standard in the pole vault with an effort of 8-6. She also placed second in both the 100 meters (12.88) and the 200 meters (27.43), barely getting nipped at the tape by Silsbee’s Patricia Johnson in the 100 and Lady Tiger Chasity Gilder, who set a new area standard at 27.08 in the 200. Just last week, James set a new school-record in the 100 with a time of 12.3. “I really felt good after the pole vault,†James said. “That’s one event where I know I can improve. Next time out, I really think I can get nine feet. In the sprints, I thought I could’ve been a little faster but I did my best. I like competition and I’m looking forward to matching up with the two Silsbee girls again at the district meet.†Little Cypress-Mauriceville distance man Drew Bean took it easy on the competition, sort of. Bean, who leads the area in both the 3,200 (9:27.38) and the 1,600 (4:24.61) coasted in both races Friday, claiming the 3,200 in 10:01.53 and the 1,600 in 4:27.48. Deweyville’s Joe Dooley placed a superb second in the 1,600 with a 4:53.55. “Today wasn’t my best effort, that’s for sure,†Bean said. “I’m kinda pacing myself at this point of the season. I was really pushing it in the 1,600 but sometimes it gets tough racing against the clock. Next week, I’ll work out hard and also enjoy spring break and then I look forward to coming back strong at the Bear Relays in a couple weeks.†Other area best marks at the meet on the boys side included Silsbee’s Ahmad Jones in the shot put (51-0); and Nederland’s Phillip Rogers in the 800 meters (2:01.33). On the girls’ end, Nederland’s Chelsea Yaws knocked off almost 12 seconds off her area-best mark by running a 5:32.62. Orange County had several outstanding performances throughout the day. LC-M’s David Sketch continues to shine in the discus, winning Friday with a 134-2 1/2 effort. Vidor’s Jared Williamson claimed the high jump with leap of 6-2. On the girls side, Orangefield’s Laura Riddick won the 100-meter hurdles in 16.20 and was second in the 300-meter hurdles with a 52.76. Bridge City’s Erica Garza nabbed gold in the 3,200 meters with a time of 12:41.97.

Vidor Here are the results of the 12th annual Pirate Relays held at Vidor High School Friday: GIRLS Discus - 1. Holly Pryor, Nederland, 93-9; 2. JJ. Hawk, Silsbee, 92-2; 3. Shannon Eickenhorst, Silsbee, 84-5. Shot put- 1. Shannon Eickenhorst, Silsbee, 32-1; 2. Jessica Perry, Nederland, 31-9; 3. Alicia Thevis, Nederland, 29-6 1/2. High jump - 1. Christina Jaques, Bridge City, 5-0; 2. Jessica Maas, Orangefield, 4-10; 3. Laura Riddick, Orangefield, 4-10. Long jump - 1. Christina Jaques, Bridge City, 15-9 3/4; 2. Hayley English, PN-G, 15-9 1/2; B. Henry, Silsbee, 15-7. Triple jump - 1. Christina Jaques, Bridge City, 35-0 1/2; 2. B. Henry, Silsbee, 33-0; 3. Savanah Desmarais, Nederland, 32-8 1/4. Pole vault - 1. Brittany James, Bridge City, 8-6; 2. Sherry Wineland, Silsbee, 8-0; 3. Markee Johnson, Nederland, 8-0. 3,200 meters 1. Erica Garza, Bridge City, 12:41.97; 2. Carlson, Nederland, 13:36.89; 3. Marshall, Nederland, 13:45.57. 400-meter relay - 1. Silsbee, 50.32; 2. PN-G, 51.78; 3. Nederland, 52.41. 800 meters - 1. Mailaika Tezeno, PN-G, 2:29.08; 2. Brindle, Lumberton, 2:29.67; 3. Morgan Broussard, Bridge City, 2:31.24. 100 meter hurdles - 1. Laura Riddick, Orangefield, 16.20; 2. Demetrice Rhone, Silsbee, 16.99; 3. S. Buckley, Silsbee, 17.60. 100 meters -1. Patricia Johnson, Silsbee, 12.58; 2. Brittany James, Bridge City, 12.88; 3. Hayley English, PN-G, 13.8. 800-meter relay - 1. 1:51.85; 2. PN-G, 1:51.85; 3. Silsbee, 1:53.00. 400 meters - 1. Mailaika Tezeno, PN-G, 1:04.20; 2. Kaylin Little, Orangefield, 1:05.37; 3. Hughes, Lumberton, 1:05.60. 300-meter hurdles - 1. Nikita Huddleston, Silsbee, 52.15; 2. Laura Riddick, Orangefield, 52.76; 3. Taylor Robicheaux, Vidor, 54.53. 200 meters - 1. Chasity Gilder, Silsbee, 27.08; 2. Brittany James, Bridge City, 27.43; 3. Kaylin Little, Orangefield, 27.95. 1,600 meters - 1. Chelsea Yaws, Nederland, 5:32.62; 2. Morgan Broussard, Bridge City, 5:45.07; 3. Erica Garza, Bridge City, 5:53.56. 1,600-meter relay - 1. Lumberton, 4:23.07; 2. Vidor, 4:28.89; 3. Nederland, 4:30.47. Team standings - 1. Silsbee 127.5; 2. Nederland 126.5; 3. Bridge City 116.5; 4. PN-G 85.5; 5. Orangefield 67; 6. Vidor 40; 7. Lumberton 38; 8. LC-M 17; 9. (t.) Hamshire-Fannett and Deweyville 1. BOYS Discus - 1. David Sicktich, LC-M, 134-2 1/2; 2. Jonathan Ward, Lumberton, 132-0; 3. Stefan Huber, Nederland; 129-2. Shot put- 1. Ahmad Jones, Silsbee, 51-0; 2. C. Evans, Lumberton, 46-3; 3. (t.) David Sicktich, LC-M, 45-6; J. Wheless, Lumberton, 45-6. High jump - 1. Jared Williamson, Vidor, 6-2; 2. Kevin Cooper, LC-M, 6-2; 3. Winfree, Orangefield, 6-0. Long jump - 1. Terrance McCarter, Silsbee, 22-6 1/2; 2. Johnny Dishon, Bridge City, 21-11; 3. Matt Johnson, PN-G, 21-3 1/2. Triple jump - 1. Johnny Dishon, Bridge City, 44-9 1/2; 2. Matt Johnson, PN-G, 41-4; 3. Willis, Silsbee, 40-11. Pole vault - 1. Harper, Silsbee, 12-0; 2. Matt Johnson, PN-G, 12-0; 3. Shea Mayo, Orangefield, 11-6. 3,200 meters 1. Drew Bean, LC-M, 10:01.53; 2. Melancon, Nederland, 10:43.81; 3. Allport, Nederland, 10:47.92. 400-meter relay - 1. Silsbee, 43.35; 2. Bridge City, 43.42; 3. Nederland, 44.28. 800 meters - 1. Phillip Rogers, Nederland, 2:01.33; 2. Logan Stewart, Bridge City, 2:04.84; 3. Joe Dooley, Deweyville, 2:07.86. 110 -meter hurdles - 1. Harris, Silsbee, 14.48;2. Brock Walker, Nederland, 14.61; 3. Thomas, Silsbee, 15.59. 100 meters -1. Cody Mills, Bridge City, 10.62; 2. Johnny Dishon, Bridge City, 10.76; 3. Derek Worthy, Vidor, 10.93. 800-meter relay - 1. Silsbee, 1:32.30; 2. Bridge City, 1:33.85; 3. Nederland, 1:35.75. 400 meters - 1. Kevin Young, Bridge City, 51.09; 2. Justin Krautz, Nederland, 51.86; 3. Worthy, Orangefield, 51.91. 300-meter hurdles - 1. Harris, Silsbee, 40.88; 2. Cory McGee, Vidor, 41.91; 3. Thomas, Silsbee, 42.42. 200 meters - 1. Johnny Dishon, Bridge City, 22.37; 2. Paeton Landry, Bridge City, 22.75; 3. McCrary, Nederland, 23.06. 1,600 meters - 1. Drew Bean, LC-M, 4:27.48; 2. Joe Dooley, Deweyville, 4:53.55: Ryan Kelly, Bridge City, 4:54.39. 1,600-meter relay - 1. Nederland 3:29.52; 2. Lumberton 3:30.81; 3. Bridge City 3:37.21. Team standings - 1. Bridge City 138; 2. Silsbee 133; 3. Nederland 113; 4. LC-M 52; 5. PN-G 51; 6. Lumberton 43; 7. Vidor 37; 8. Orangefield 33; 9. Deweyville 20.

Congrats Eagles!

3 State Championships!!!!! Never happened before!!! Let's do it!!

Tipoff 10 AM For the 3A State Championship. Remember you can watch it here by clicking the link.. [Hidden Content]

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West Brook 4 Deridder 3 WP Jordon Soper

Congrats Jags!

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All i got was the score reported. PN-G 7 Lufkin 0

From smoaky.com Brawl breaks out at Region XIV Tournament in Jacksonville... Several junior college coaches have confirmed a brawl between some players from both the Lon Morris and San Jacinto men's basketball teams on Friday at the Bob and Vivian Smith Gymnasium on the campus of Lon Morris College in Jacksonville. The brawl began as the San Jacinto women's team was warming up for their quarterfinal round game against Panola. One witness told KTBB and Smoaky.com, "they just started swinging at each other, and it wasn't just a little scuffle, it was an all-out brawl, punches were landed, and the police on the scene did a tremendous job breaking things up...and pepper spray was used." Lon Morris College head coach Dale Dotson told me, "I was in the hospitality suite, so I didn't see anything, and by the time I got into the gymnasium, everything had calmed down." Meanwhile, San Jacinto College assistant coach Scott Horstman confirmed, "Dale has his kids at their dorm and we have our at the hotel, and we're both in lock-down mode." Horstman added, "I just hope we can somehow play a basketball gameon Saturday." Ironically, Lon Morris and San Jacinto will play each other on Saturday at 3:00pm, in the Region XIV men's quarterfinal round.