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20-4A district track results Van Wade The Orange Leader BEAUMONT — Here are this week's final results from the District 20-4A track and field championships at West Brook's Alex Durley Stadium: GIRLS DIVISION Discus -- 1. Kimesa Lewis, Central, 103-10; 2, Alicia Thevis, Nederland, 97-7; 3, Kierra Williams, Central, 90-8.5. Shot put -- 1. Regan Richard, Nederland, 38-11; 2, Alicia Thevis, Nederland, 35-4; 3, Megan McGee, Central, 34-9. High jump -- 1. Daphne Tolbert, Central, 5-2; Daylyn Harris, Livingston, 5-2; 3, Alicia Thevis, Nederland, 4-10. Long jump -- 1. A'Lexus Brannon, Ozen, 18-3.75; 2, Hayley English, PN-G, 17-2.75; 3, Jamie Narcisse, Central, 15-9.75. Triple jump -- 1. A'Lexus Brannon, Ozen, 36-9.5; 2, Sojourner Brown, Ozen, 34-9; 3, Jamie Narcisse, Central, 33-3.5; Pole vault -- 1. Leslie Beard, Lumberton, 9-0; 2, Britkne Gallagher, Nederland, 8-0; 3, Hannah Lancaster, PN-G, 7-6. 3,200-meter run -- 1. Crystal Brindle, Lumberton, 12:46.26; 2, Anna Hunter, PN-G, 13:04.85; 3, Bethany Oswalt, Livingston, 13:26.82. 400-meter relay -- 1. Central (Hannah Coleman, Ra'Nell Lee, Iesha Trent, Candice Booker) 49.10; 2. PN-G (Kileen Felix, Hayley English, Hannah Lancaster, Jenna Sako) 50.06; 3. Ozen 51.17. 800-meter run -- 1. Sojourner Brown, Ozen, 2:22.54; 2. Madison Kieschnick, Ned, 2:30.44; 3. Christian Foster, Central, 2:32.74. 100-meter hurdles -- 1. A'Lexus Brannon, Ozen, 14.53; 2. Destyni Jubert, Central, 16.97; 3. Hillary Coy, PNG, 17.08. 100-meter dash -- 1. Hayley English, PNG, 12.65; 2. Candice Booker, Central, 12.68; 3. Daylyn Harris, Livingston, 13.0. 800-meter relay -- 1. Ozen (A'Lexus Brannon, Jawanna Lamb, Robyn Hancock, Alexis Vaults) 1:44.17; 2. Central (Britney Boulard, Kemiya Leaven, Candice Booker, Ra'Nell Lee) 1:46.48; 3. PN-G 1:49.83. 400-meter dash -- 1. Sojourner Brown, Ozen, 59.64; 2. Kenya Francis, Ozen, 61.85; 3. Morgan Miller, Ned, 62.42. 300-meter hurdles -- 1. Sojourner Brown, Ozen, 48.88; 2. Shelby Rinehart, Ned, 51.12; 3. Destyni Jubert, Central, 52.35. 200-meter dash -- 1. Alexis Vaults, Ozen, 25.55; 2. Robyn Hancock, Ozen, 25.84; 3. Ra'Nell Lee, Central, 26.05. 1,600-meter run -- 1. Anna Hunter, PNG, 5:39.09; 2. Crystal Brindle, Lumberton, 5:41.12; 3. Madison Kieschnick, Ned, 5:43.08. 1,600-meter relay -- 1. Ozen (Jawanna Lamb, Alexis Vaults, Robyn Hancock, Kenya Francis) 4:06.59; 2. Central (Jamie Narcisse, Rochelle Harris, Christian Foster, Patricia Bell) 4:13.45; 3. Nederland 4:17.72. Final standings -- 1. Beaumont Ozen 158; 2. Beaumont Central 154; 3. Nederland 118; 4. Port Neches-Groves 85; 5. Lumberton 38; 6. Livingston 32; 7. Vidor 22; 8. LC-M 11. BOYS DIVISION Discus -- 1. Jarrade Lee, Ozen 160-0; 2, Hayden Reed, LC-M, 142-2.5; 3, Deon Brown, Central, 140-7.5. Shot put -- 1. Jarrade Lee, Ozen, 49-8; 2, Hayden Reed, LC-M, 49-7; 3, Kyle Gilliam, Lumberton, 49-0. High jump -- 1. Jared Williamson, Vidor, 6-4; 2, Dustin Harris, Livingston, 6-4; 3, Dylan Richards, PN-G, 6-2. Long jump -- 1. Phillip Jefferson, Central, 21-0.5; 2, Brennan Jackson, Central, 20-11.75; 3, Keaton Parker, Livingston, 20-6.75. Triple jump -- 1. Brennan Jackson, Central, 44-11; 2, Dustin Harris, Livingston, 44-7.25; 3, Keaton Parker, Livingston, 43-4.5. Pole vault -- 1. Kyler Cross, PN-G, 11-6; 2, Logan Schults, Livingston, 11-0; 3, Blaine Bourque, Nederland, 9-6. 3,200-meter run -- 1. Trent Fulk, Nederland, 10:50.23; 2, Trevor Martin, Nederland, 10:55.83; 3, Hunter Bradshaw, Lumberton, 11:00.09. 400-meter relay -- 1. Central (Quintin Cantue, Keith O'Neal, Brandon Thomas, Jeffery Thomas) 42.71; 2. Livingston (Josh Henderson, Keaton Parker, Dominique Rushing, Chris Wright) 43.84; 3. Nederland 43.85. 800-meter run -- 1. Justin Krautz, Nederland, 2:05.63; 2. Stephan Blignaut, Lumberton, 2:05.68; 3. Kevin Molina, Nederland, 2:05.92. 110-meter hurdles -- 1. Jamar Gulley, Central, 14.64; 2. Jacoby Hale, Central, 15.34; 3. LaPauldrick Collins, Livingston, 15.64. 100-meter dash -- 1. Dustin Harris, Livingston, 11.15; 2. Jeffery Thomas, Central, 11.17; 3. Kyler Keith, Lumberton, 11.17. 800-meter relay -- 1. Ozen (Chad Williams, James White, Che'Ron Martin, Anthony Lee) 1:29.32; 2. Central (Quintin Cantue, Jamar Gulley, Jeffery Thomas, Charles Thomas) 1:30.87; 3. Nederland 1:32.23. 400-meter dash -- 1. Dustin Harris, Livingston, 51.14; 2. Justin Krautz, Nederland, 51.28; 3. Damion Kyle, Central, 51.31. 300-meter hurdles -- 1. Willie Jefferson, Ozen, 41.52; 2. Tyler Wright, PNG, 41.62; 3. Jacoby Hale, Central, 41.68. 200-meter dash -- 1. Kyler Keith, Lumberton, 22.05; 2. Brandon Thomas, Central, 22.32; 3. Cameron Grant, Ozen, 22.40. 1,600-meter run -- 1. Trevor Martin, Nederland, 4:50.50; 2. Trent Fulk, Nederland, 4:51.01; 3. Hunter Bradshaw, Lumberton 5:01.87. 1,600-meter relay -- 1. Ozen (Ryan Spann, Anthony Lee, Marquise Moore, James White) 3:30.86; 2. Central (Damion Kyle, Tevin Broussard, Chris Baloney, Keith O'Neal) 3:31.44; 3. Nederland 3:32.92 Final standings -- 1. Beaumont Central 157.5; 2. Nederland 114; 3. Beaumont Ozen 105; 4. Livingston 96; 5. Port Neches-Groves 50.5; 6. Lumberton 48; 7. LC-M 29; 8. Vidor 14.

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McNeese baffles Lamar pitching again Lamar SID Office The Orange Leader LAKE CHARLES — Nederland HS alum Ryan Brauninger hit two home runs, including a two-run shot in the seventh that gave McNeese just enough of a cushion to hold off Lamar 10-9 at Cowboy Diamond Wednesday night. Lamar took a 5-3 lead in the fifth but saw McNeese answer with five runs of its own for a 8-5 advantage. The Cardinals scored single runs in the sixth and seventh to trim the margin to one run before Brauninger’s homer gave the Cowboys a much-needed three-run cushion at 10-7. Lamar plated single runs in the eighth and ninth but never could retake the lead in dropping its fourth-consecutive game. Brian Taylor led Lamar (23-15) with two hits and three RBIs, all of which came on his home run in the fifth. Chris Dunkin had a pair of hits and an RBI for the Cards. Cory Holley suffered his first loss in his first decision after allowing three unearned runs on three hits over 1 2/3 innings. McNeese State (17-16) didn’t receive any hits from its top three batters but instead got three from Brauninger, to go along with five RBIs, and two apiece from Taylor Freeman and Nick Eubanks. Travis Bailey was credited with his first win in his first decision, facing just five batters in one inning of work. Tommy Luce earned his second save with three strikeouts in the ninth after replacing Ryan Frantz, another former Bulldog. The Cowboys got on the board with two in first before Brauninger hit a home run to left center to open the second and give McNeese a 3-0 lead but the Cardinals got it right back in the next frame when Steven Tucker crushed a ball over the second wall in left center for his fourth homer of the season. Lamar charged right back in the fifth with four runs on two hits, including a 3-run blast by Brian Taylor that put the Cards back in front, 5-3. The inning was almost for naught but an error on what appeared to be an inning-ending double play to Anthony Moore allowed the inning to continue. McNeese got a gift in the next inning when runs scored from second and third on a Sam Merrill ground ball to short that V.J. Bunner missed when he got screened and the ball went into the outfield. Merrill scored on a ground ball two batters later to give the Cowboys the lead back, 6-5. Two more runs scored on Brauninger’s slow roller in the hole between first and second to end the scoring with McNeese forging an 8-5 advantage. Brent Harris hit a 3-2 fastball into the corner in right to score Jeremiah Sammy in the sixth to cut the deficit to 8-6. Dunkin then greeted Frantz in the seventh with a double into the corner in left that scored Link to make it 8-7 McNeese. Brauninger then opened the home half of the seventh with a a home run over the scoreboard in left center to get two runs back for a 10-7 lead. Jeremiah Sammy answered Brauninger’s shot with one of his own when he got all of a Frantz fastball to lead off the top of the eighth with his fifth long ball this year. Lamar added a run in the ninth but stranded runners at second and third with one out when Saldivar and Sammy struck out swinging to end the game. The taxing game saw 13 pitchers – seven by Lamar – give up six home runs and 19 hits. Lamar will continue its five-game road trip at SLC foe UTSA (19-17, 9-9 SLC) this weekend at Roadrunner Field on the UTSA campus. Friday’s game is at 6 p.m., Saturday’s is at 2 p.m. and Sunday’s is at 1 p.m.

BC's Miller wins 21-3A singles title; OF teams net second Van Wade The Orange Leader BEAUMONT — Both the Orangefield boys and girls tennis squads finished second at the District 21-3A Tennis Championships earlier this week. In boys singles Orangefield’s Tyler Angelle toppled West Orange-Stark’s Carlos Cardenas 6-1, 6-1 and Bobcat Bradley Worthy downed WO-S’ Eugene Gill 6-3, 6-0. In the semifinals, Worthy toppled Bridge City’s Logan Bryant 6-0, 6-2 and Angelle fell to eventual district champion Matthew Deaver of Silsbee 6-0, 6-1. In the finals, Deaver downed Worthy 6-0, 6-0 while Angelle knocked off Bryant 6-0, 6-0 in the third-place match. In the playback for regionals, Worthy downed Angelle 1-6, 6-2, 6-2. In first round action WO-S’ Cardenas topped Bridge City’s Tyler Landrum 6-3, 6-4 and WO-S’ Gill downed Hardin-Jefferson’s Cody Perkins 6-0, 6-0. BC’s Bryant defeated Hamshire-Fannett’s Colton Romero 6-2, 6-4 in the quarterfinals. In girls singles, Bridge City’s Meredith Miller stormed to the district title. In the quarterfinals Miller defeated H-F’s Shelby Mason 6-0, 6-0. She toppled Silsbee’s Kaitlyn Alexander 6-3, 6-2 in the semifinals and then downed Orangefield’s Hannah Parker in the title match. Parker downed BC’s Allison Stewart 6-0, 6-0 in the quarters and defeated Silsbee’s Kathryn Adams 6-2, 6-3 in the semifinals. In first round action H-F’s Mason downed WO-S’ Kayliegh Thompson 6-1, 6-1. H-J’s Abby Maxwell downed Orangefield’s Elana Newell 7-5, 6-1 and H-J’s Bexi Castillo topped WO-S’ Zoe Simien (6-4, 7-6 (8-6). In boys doubles the WO-S tandem of Dillin Lantin and Sam Webb advanced to regionals by winning a playback. In the quarterfinals Lanting and Webb defeated H-J’s Cale Corbello and Jon Spell 6-0, 6-1 and fell to eventual district champions Terry Affolter and Nolan Nix 6-1, 6-2 in the semifinals. They bounced back to defeat Silsbee’s James Trabing and Hosien Zare 6-2, 6-1 and then earned the regional spot by tasking down H-F’s Chris Bell and Blake Tiner 6-2, 4-6, 6-3 in a thriller. In first round action Orangefield’s Matt Talbot and John Tyler downed Silsbee’s Kyle Eaton and Dakota Roy 4-6, 6-0, 7-6; Bridge City’s Matt Cain and Jake Dionne fell to H-J’s Corbello and Spell 6-4, 6-1; and Orangefield’s Caleb Powell and Dylan Wilson fell to Silsbee’s Trabing and Zare 6-2, 7-6 (7-2). In the quarters Orangefield’s Talbot and and Tyler fell to Affolter and Nix 6-2, 6-0; BC’s Sawyer Hogan and Sam Placette lost to Trabing and Zare 6-2, 6-4) and WO-S’ Dammi Busari and Eliseo Villanueva fell to Bell and Tiner 6-1, 6-3. In girls doubles in the quarterfinals Orangefield’s Shelby Price and Alison Yu won by default over H-J’s Blake McGlaun and Taylor Sutherland while Lady Bobcat teammates Skyler Murphy and Cheyenne Williams downed WO-S’ Gabi Saucier and Cassie Thompson 6-2, 6-2. Price and Yu fell to Silsbee’s district champions Brittany Burrell and Rachel Easley 6-1, 6-1 and Murphy and Williams fell to runnerups Victoria Gardner and Jentry Lloyd 4-6, 6-4, 6-2. For third-place, Murphy and Williams downed Price and Yu 6-3, 6-3. In first round action WO-S’ Saucier and Thompson downed H-J’s L. Castillo and K. Sanford 6-3, 6-3. BC’s Autumn LeGault and Marissa Underwood fell to H-F’s A. Martin and K. Spoonemoore 6-1, 6-2; and WO-S’ Leigh Ann Dallas and Christyn Harris lost to H-F’s A. Alfaro and B. Livingston 3-6, 7-5, 6-1. In mixed doubles Orangefield’s Toliver Grimes and Rachel Reed topped Silsbee’s Alex Freeman and Lacy Langham 6-4, 6-4 in the quarterfinals. They fell to H-F’s district champions Kurtis Bell and Ashley Gentry 6-0, 6-2 in the semifinals and fell to Silsbee’s Blake Brewer and Kolbie Kruft 6-4, 7-6 (7-5) for third. The Orangefield duo of Bria Crain and Robert Ehrlich lost to Silsbee’s Brewer and Kruft 6-2, 6-2 in the quarters. Silsbee won the girls team title while H-F won the boys. H-F was third in the girls division while Silsbee was third in the boys.

21-5A opens tennis, track contests From sports staff reports Baytown Sun Published April 15, 2009 Qualifying spots for the Region III-5A meets are up for grabs in both tennis and track in District 21-5A meets that begin today. Lee’s boys, the Rockhold Relays team champions, will be after a team title in the track meet held at North Shore’s ninth-grade campus today and Friday. The meet begins with field events at 4 p.m. and running preliminaries are set for 5:30 p.m. Running finals are set for 5 p.m. Friday. Lee College hosts the District 21-5A tournament today and Thursday. Action begins at 9 a.m. and play continues through the semifinal rounds, scheduled to being at approximately 4:30 p.m. Bracket finals and third-place matches begin at 1 p.m. and 2:30 p.m. Thursday with playbacks following. Directions to the District 21-5A track meet: The track is located at 13501 Hollypark Dr. and is best accessed by taking I-10 west to north Beltway 8, and take the first exit off the beltway at Woodforest Blvd. Go left on Woodforest approximately a mile. The track backs up to Woodforest.

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