KFDM COOP

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Vidor wins 14-0!

14-0 Vidor in the top of 5

Post finals here!!

9-0 Vidor in the 3rd

20-0 WB Wins!!

2-0 Vidor early.

20-0 WB bottom 5

OF keeps their 1 game lead over WO-S, after Tuesday they could be tied.

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6-5 Silsbee 2 outs

Game time!

K...Looks like OF and WO-S will be tied if Silsbee wins.

You there Gabe?

5:15 broadcast time!! [Hidden Content]

From Bandkid May 5 @ 6:30 p.m. @ Indian Stadium - Spring Pep Rally & Powderpuff Game - As always, a great way to get PN-G fired up for summer. May 22 @ 7:30 p.m. @ Indian Stadium - Spring Purple & White Game - A great chance to get a good look at the new tricks our football team has in store for the upcoming season. Also, and for the first time, a detachment from the band will be present at this game.

I'll post the final Bobcat, just text me.

It did big time!

Game will be finished at West Brook, Memorial's field is to wet.

: Ain't that the truth.

2 or 3 left.

I'll find out when the next one is.

Call them or attend a Meeting!! Got to pressure them!

Memorial’s Gorrer could boost total of PA draftees Bob West column for Sunday, April 19 The Port Arthur News Thanks to an impressive workout at Texas A&M’s pro day in early March, Memorial ex Danny Gorrer is back on the radar of NFL scouts. Gorrer, whose stock had dropped after he suffered an ACL injury against Texas Tech in 2007, opened some eyes by clipping off 40 times of 4.42 and 4.40. “He really helped himself with the way he ran. I think he’ll be drafted late,†said former Dallas Cowboys talent guru Gil Brandt who evaluates players on NFL.com. Gorrer, a cornerback who graduated in January, has been working out in California the past three months under the direction of the Athletes First agency that also represents former Memorial teammate Jamaal Charles. According to Gorrer, the teams showing the most interest in him are New Orleans and San Diego. He’s been told Tampa Bay is also interested . . . If Gorrer is picked, he would become the 22nd player from a Port Arthur high school to be drafted. Frank Eidom, taken by the Philadelphia Eagles in the third round of the 1955 draft, was the first Port Arthuran ever drafted, but was tragically killed in an automobile accident before he got a chance to play. Charles, picked in round three by Kansas City in 2008, was the last PA player drafted. Two Port Arthurans — Joe Washington (Chargers) and Aaron Brown (Chiefs) — were first rounders and three more — Jonathan Babineaux (Falcons), Tom Smiley (Bengals) and Cotton Speyrer (Redskins) went in the second round. Eleven of the 21 draftees played at Lincoln, seven attended Jefferson, two were from SFA and one graduated from Memorial.

What angers me is that Track actually hurts the kids' feet, does the board care? No! Something hopefully will change soon!