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It's going to work out!!!! This shouldn't surprise you about the School board.

Not yet..

It is. So the game will be telivised? No. it's the website's game of the week.

It is.

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LaMarque turned in 985.

Got themselves a good Coach and staff.

Offense Hunter Gonzales - LCM quarterback 16 of 26 passing for 238 yards - 2 TD's 22 carries for 90 yard - 4 TD's Down 35-7 in the 3rd quarter, Gonzales led the Bears to 42 second half points for their first district win since 2006. Defense Nick McCOWN #10 FS Hardin-Jefferson Hawks 15 tackles, INT.

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Storied Oklahoma High School program in trouble Weekend Notes: Oklahoma power Jenks facing controversy Sooner State football juggernaut 5-0 on the field this season, but facing suspension of head coach and athletic director in the wake of investigation. Monday, October 05, 2009 By: Dave Krider MaxPreps.com Photo by Keith Owens One of the nation’s leading high school football coaches, Allan Trimble, of Jenks, Okla., has been suspended from his football duties for the remainder of the 2009 season, Superintendent Kirby Lehman told the Tulsa World. Athletic director Tony Dillingham also has been suspended for 15 days and assistant football coach David Alexander has been suspended for two games. Following an investigation by a Tulsa law firm, Trimble was found to have helped a current Jenks player, Jarrett Lake, move from Virginia last year and be allowed to rent a room in the home of local booster Clyde Griffith, who now is banned from the program. Lake later moved in with the family of a teammate. The Oklahoma Secondary School Activities Association ruled that Lake never did meet residency requirements. Therefore, the perennial state-champion Trojans had to forfeit nine games from last year and their Class 6A state runner-up trophy. Lake, a University of Oklahoma recruit, was ruled ineligible for his senior campaign. A 6-foot-2, 210-pound wide receiver, Lake caught 20 passes last year for 600 yards and five touchdowns. For the past 13 years, Trimble’s teams have dominated Oklahoma’s largest class, compiling a 162-17 record with nine state titles – six of them in a row. They have often been ranked among the nation’s elite. “It’s just a mess and keeps on getting more and more complicated,†Tulsa World sports writer Barry Lewis told MaxPreps. “As far as on the field, I don’t think it will have any effect.†The Trojans played under the guidance of interim head coach Loren Montgomery, who was the offensive coordinator, on Friday at Sapulpa and rolled to an easy 62-27 victory. “Those guys – even with distractions – are such a solid, strong team when the lights come on and the band begins to play," Sapulpa coach Trandy Burch, who has faced Jenks 22 times, said. “With that offensive line, it didn’t matter if Knute Rockne was coaching. And that’s not to down-play Allan. Those guys are built to succeed.†Over the weekend more allegations have been revealed concerning other players who have graduated. The rules violations – involving seven players dating to 1998 – included illegal recruiting and monetary gifts. “To me, it’s a complete shock,†Daniel Cameron of the Jenks Gazette said. “Everybody here has so much respect for Tony Dillingham and coach (Trimble). I’d say everybody in the district is shocked – except for students from (arch rival) Tulsa Union. “Kids are resilient and they’ve got all that talent. But it probably will be from one week to the next (how they react)." Cameron, who is a 1991 graduate of Jenks, noted that the OSSAA is meeting on Wednesday night and he fears the worst. “I’m guessing that they will deny any postseason play,†Cameron said. “I don’t know if they’ll get the nuclear bomb and destroy the program.â€

I want it dry as well, anyone can win in the rain and slop.

Right now the Weather looks fine, but one model we having is showing rain!!

WOS's offense couldn't score on Silsbee.. much less get to mid field from what i understood from the updates and such... then play HF and have a big number on the board and think yall turned everything around... so how about you and everyone else come to reality... yall are still playing the same way yall have been all season... it's going to be a great game... the winner wont win by more than a TD... promise you that : It's called a wet field.

Congrats!

Apperson, LaVergne help power Lady Bears Van Wade The Orange Leader LITTLE CYPRESS — There’s no question about it, Little Cypress-Mauriceville senior hitters Ashton LaVergne and Shelby Apperson have had banner seasons thus for long-time Lady Bear head coach Vicki Castino. However, they’re both battling hard to make sure LC-M gets another banner, a second straight District 20-4A volleyball championship. The Lady Bears (27-7, 10-1) are certainly sitting “pretty†so far, holding a one-game advantage over both Port Neches-Groves and Beaumont Ozen, who both sit at 8-2 with four matches left in the regular season. “That’s certainly been a goal ever since the year started, winning another district championship,†said LaVergne. “We’ve put in so much time and effort. We deserve it, but we have to get it done on the court. I like our chances though.†“Last year was special but this year means so much more, being a senior and all,†said Apperson. “We’ve really played so well as a team and all of us can count on each other to help everybody out. If one of us is struggling, someone else seems to step up and play well.†Both have posted outstanding numbers as hitters. LaVergne is 554-of-639 on attacks and has a whopping 222 kills to go along with 14 solo blocks. Apperson leads the Lady Bears with 20 solo blocks, 59 blocking assists to go along with 183 kills on 262-of-422 attacks. “I think all of the jump-training I did in the offseason helped a whole bunch,†said LaVergne. “I have so much more strength in my legs this year and that helps me get up in the air quicker.†“For me, I knew I had to work harder in the offseason,†said Apperson. “As a senior, the underclassmen look up to you as for as your work habits and such. I wanted to get stronger and quicker and really pushed myself hard to improve.†Castino has thoroughly enjoyed the impact made by the two seniors. “Ashton, she played a lot last year and did well and then she suffered an ankle injury that set her back,†said Castino. “This season, she worked so hard, especially on her leg strength and it’s paid off for her. She also always seems to come up big in the big matches and you gotta love that.†As for as Apperson? “Shelby, what a difference one year has made,†said Castino. “She has improved every level of her game and has worked so hard to be where she’s at. The thing I like the most is her competitive spirit. She’s so aggressive on her attacks and plays with so much emotion and the rest of the kids really feed off of that.†The two seniors play alongside arguably the best player in Southeast Texas in fellow senior Christine Sicktich. Sicktich, a four-year starter and the 2008 Orange Leader Player of the Year has had a tremendous campaign. She leads the Lady Bears in kills (353), service points (521) and aces (108) and is second on the team in assists (413) behind Kellie Tilley (505). However, LaVergne and Apperson are for from being just Sicktich’s sidekicks with the numbers they’ve posted as well. “The thing about Christine is that she’s so humble,†said Apperson. “She’s such a great talent but nothing goes to her head. She’s constantly pumping all of us up as a team. She doesn’t just tower over the rest of us, she’s always there for support. You couldn’t ask more from a team captain.†“Ever since we were freshmen, we’ve enjoyed watching Christine and everything that she does,†said LaVergne. “She’s such a complete player. She’s also always there for you. If you’re struggling with a certain part of the game, she’s right there to help you improve.†You also can’t forget fellow seniors Elissa Tate and Amy Laghlin, who have combined for 244 kills as well. Plus, there is the defense and setting of Tilley, Shelby Sanchez and Kalyn Harkness, the emergence of sophomore Megan Kemp and the service game of Allison Walker. The Lady Bears are certainly in good shape with two of their final three matches being in the friendly confines of The Bear Cave. They have Vidor at home Tuesday. They go to Lumberton Friday and will close out the regular season with a big date at home against Ozen Oct. 27. “The thing about our district is that you have to play hard each and every game,†said LaVergne. “PN-G, Ozen and Nederland are always strong but all of the other teams have stepped up too. No match is easy.†“Everyone always seems to bring their best game when they play us,†said Apperson. “They makes you realize how good you are and it also makes you want to keep a level head and go out and play your best game too. We don’t want to overlook anybody.†The two players, who have grown up playing together ever since their seventh grade Mauriceville Junior High days also have more than just winning district as a goal. “We were so disappointed when we lost to Dayton in the first round last year,†said LaVergne. “That loss still sticks in our minds today. District is our first goal but going further in the playoffs this time is definitely at the top of the list.†“That was a tough loss,†said Apperson. “I think we learned a lot since. We’re not going to go into any match overconfident again. We want to play real well in these last three games and get some momentum going into the playoffs.â€

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