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Nederland def. O’field NEDERLAND — Nederland’s Lakin Richard had 20 assists, nine points and six digs to lead the Lady Bulldogs past the Orangefield Lady Bobcats 25-23, 22-25, 25-22, 25-17 Friday. Nederland’s Holly Pryor had 15 points and six digs and 11 points and Cassi Hyde had 13 points, eight kills and nine digs. The Lady Bobcats will visit East Chambers Tuesday.

Evadale def. D’ville DEWEYVILLE — The Evadale Lady Rebels toppled the Deweyville Lady Pirates 17-25, 25-23, 25-15, 25-19 in non-district volleyball action at Pirate Gym Friday night. Jacie Smith had seven kills and three aces for the Lady Pirates (5-10-2). Chelsea Hathaway posted five aces, four kills and three blocks. Rebecca Morgan claimed four aces, three kills and three blocks. Marissa Powell had three kills and two aces. Amber Stanley had 11 assists and an ace and Heather Beaudoin had a block and an ace. The Lady Pirates will play Sabine Pass at Nederland High School Tuesday.

Lady Bears down BC before big PN-G showdown Van Wade The Orange Leader BRIDGE CITY — The Little Cypress-Mauriceville Lady Bears received a nice test in their last non-district volleyball match before the District 20-4A season starts Tuesday as they went to Cardinal Gym and downed a scrappy Bridge City unit 25-17, 22-25, 25-12, 25-19 Friday. Senior Christine Sicktich powered the Lady Bears (14-5) with 17 kills, 12 assists, five digs, two blocks and an ace. Shelby Apperson and Ashton LaVergne posted eight kills and two digs apiece. Kellie Tilley set up the offense well with 24 assists, six digs and two aces while Shelby Sanchez notched 13 assists, two kills and two aces. Michelle Rigsby had seven aces, two blocks and two digs. Megan Kemp contributed four blocks, three kills and a dig. Amy Laughlin had two kills and two assists. Elissa Tate posted four digs and a kill and Allison Walker had two digs and an ace. For Bridge City (5-5), Sara McPherson led the way with 13 kills and 11 digs while Emily Kosh led the squad with 26 assists. Bria Thibodeaux added 14 digs and Allison Angelle had 13. Maggie Stump had eight kills while Jordan Royal and Brooklyn Hogden added seven apiece. The Lady Bears open up their 20-4A campaign Tuesday night at the Bear Cave against rival Port Neches-Groves while the Lady Cardinals welcome Beaumont Kelly Tuesday.

BC boys, OF's Williams win at Cardinal CC Classic Van Wade The Orange Leader VIDOR — As usual, Bridge City had an amazing day at the Cardinal Classic Cross Country Meet Saturday at Claiborne Park. However, Malia Cali, from St. Thomas Aquinas out of Hammond, La., stole the show. Cali, who was the Louisiana state champion in both the 3,200 and 800 meters last May, covered the two-mile terrain in a stunning 11 minutes, 24.99 seconds, easily smashing the meet record as she captured the Girls Class 5A-4A division. Orangefield’s Kayla Williams had a good morning as well, winning the girls’ 3A-and-Under Division with a time of 13:26.46. The Bridge City boys tied Huffman for the 3A-and-Under Division title but the Cardinals took home the first-place trophy with their sixth fastest runner finishing higher than Huffman’s. Huffman’s Happy Singh nabbed first place with a time of 16:34.28 over the three-mile course. Tim Cude led the Cardinals, finishing third with a 17:06.90. He was followed by teammates Kirby Shepherd (sixth, 17:37.86); Aaron Lejeune (10th, 18:28.52); Sawyer Hogan (11th, 18:35.77); Jose Chavez (12th, 18:55.07); Luke Hebert (13th, 18:56.12) and Armando Chavez (17th, 19:24.73). Deweyville’s Garrett Haney was 36th with a 21:17.69 followed by teammates Dylan Lambert (37th, 21:24.03); Taylor Lebeouf (42nd, 21:55.01); Hunter Estes (43rd, 21:55.84); Michael Nolan (46th, 33:33.60); and Daniel Smart (54th, 25:44.49). Orangefield’s Bryden Smith was 50th with a 24:54.46 and teammate Brandon Dodson was 51st with a 24:55.84. Nederland captured the 5A-4A Boys Division with 17 points with Lumberton a distant second with 51. Nederland’s Trent Faulk took the individual title with a 17:12.36. Little Cypress-Mauriceville’s Justin Guller nabbed 11th with a 19:51.82 followed by teammates Matt Godfrey (12th, 20:02.96) and Dyllon Sanford (18th, 20:38.09). Cali helped lead St. Thomas Aquinas to the 5A-4A girls title as Aquinas finished with 35 points, nipping second-place Bridge City (44), which opted to run in the higher classification. Mary Nguyen paced the Lady Cardinals, placing seventh with a 13:11.14. She was followed by teammates Megan Shockley (eighth, 13:14.08); Jessica Franklin (ninth, 13:37.18); Ariel Chesson (14th, 14:23.54); Courtney Hebert (15th, 14:26.90); Lisa Huynh (17th, 14:37.38); Arron Valencia (19th, 14:43.44) and Alex Holland (21st, 14:47.26). LC-M’s Payton Burns was 11th with a 13:47.19 and teammate Meagan Isaacs was 24th with a 15:00.38. Williams’ effort helped the Lady Bobcats (52) finish second in the 3A-and-Under Divison as they were just four points behind first-place Liberty. Finishing behind Williams were Lady Bobcat teammates Crystal Brown (12th, 15:36.06); Jordee Cook (17th, 16:08.75); Ashlee Broussard (18th, 16:24.59); Ashley Ehrich (27th, 17:56.34); and Hannah Theriot (29th, 18:31.79). Deweyville’s Amber Burks was 14th with a 15:46.36) followed by teammates Kyrstan Barlow (24th, 17:33.20); Skylar Webster (28th, 18:24.19) and Autumn Hardin (30th, 19:02.21).

Hard to say, still may be a year away but they have improved and will not come in last this season!

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I'm not surprised. This has always been a big Rivalry, LC-M used to play WO-S closer than anyone even in the State Championship games in the past. WO-S could have ran away with it when they had the 28-7 lead but each time they were driving the great REFS that the area has this year threw holding calls.

Few weeks to early!

Rest of the game will be ready soon! I'll let you know.

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Silsbee's run Defense according to AggiesAreWe is not playing well right now. I'll go with Lumberton big.

WO-S needs to get Healthy.

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WO-S had chances to run away with it but the Bears hung in there, and Penalties.

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