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10-4 Huffman Wins!

Lumberton playing Spoiler!!

7-3 Lions Wins!!

Looks wet!! May have to play it Monday.

WO-S boys shine at 21-3A Track & Field Championships Van Wade The Orange Leader SILSBEE — A lot of track fans have been waiting with anticipation to watch the West Orange-Stark tracksters hit the track in the running finals of the District 21-3A Track & Field Championships Thursday. However, those that might have missed the field events portion of the meet Tuesday at Silsbee High School missed a treat. The Mustangs won four of seven events in the boys’ field Tuesday to score 85 points, easily outdistancing second-place Bridge City (48) and third-place Orangefield (35). WO-S had two double-winners Tuesday in junior Trey Franks in both the triple and long jumps while senior Eric Arnold won both the discus and shot put. Franks set two new Southeast Texas standards for the season in both of his jumps. The most dramatic one came on his last jump of the day in the long jump. He went into the last leap in third place but jumped a whopping 22-11 on his last one to top Silsbee’s Jeremy Johnson (22-10) by a 1/2 inch. “I knew I had a regional berth locked up but I wanted to win district bad in both events,†said Franks. “I moved my steps back on that last one and I was able to get more air on that one because I didn’t on my earlier jumps.†Franks went a monstrous 45-3 1/4 in the triple jump to edge teammate James Haynes (43-9 1/4). Franks made that mark on his second jump after going 45 feet on his first one and didn’t jump anymore after that in the event. “I really got some air on those first two jumps,†said Franks. “I hit the board perfect on the first jump and got the height I wanted there at the end. The competition in our district is awesome. I just wanted to come out and give it my all.†Haynes was also third in the long jump (21-1 3/4). Arnold won the discus with a nice toss of 134-10 but it was his 51-3 first-place finish in the shot that impressed the most. Arnold already had the lead with a 49-foot toss early on but on his last heave of the day, he hung one out there. “The pressure was off on the last throw and I just wanted to go out there and explode on that last one,†said Arnold. “My best all season has been around 46 feet and I’ve been throwing 48 in practice so I knew I could break out a big one if I put it all together. It would be great if I can get another one like that in regionals.†There was quite a nice Orange County battle in the high jump between Bridge City’s Justin Reynolds and Orangefield’s Derrick Evans. Both cleared personal bests, going 6-4 as Reynolds claimed first-place with fewer misses. Bridge City also received a first-place finish by Seth Slawson in the pole vault as he went 12-6 while Orangefield’s Kyle Fontenot was second (12-0). Grisly veteran Cardinal distance runner Tim Cude punched his ticket to the regional meet for the third consecutive year as he won the 3,200 meters in 10:07.19, 42 seconds faster than runner-up Daniel Lepsch of Silsbee. “It was really warm out here today, so I had to adjust early,†said Cude. “It’s always great to win district. Now the goal is to get to state and I definitely want to get under that 10-minute mark. Right now I think I have the third fastest time in the region and the top two go to state. I’m right there, I just need to go out and do it.†One of the bigger surprises of the day came from Orangefield Lady Bobcat sophomore Kayla Williams. Williams won the 3,200 meters in 12:26.13, outdistancing Bridge City freshman standout Meagan Shockley (12:34.85), who ran a personal-best time, and Lady Cardinal senior Mary Nguyen (12:37.09). “In the last two meets I’ve improved my best time by 26 seconds,†said Williams. “I knew that if I stayed with the Bridge City girls early and was close, I could finish strong. I really felt good the last couple laps and had a lot of kick left at the end that helped me a lot.†Fellow Lady Bobcat Kaitlynn Henson won the high jump with a leap of 5-2 and Orangefield’s Allie Beach won the discus (96-3). WO-S’ Bethani Orebo was a nice surprise in the shot put, tossing a personal-best 31-9 to win it. Another big winner Tuesday was Silsbee Lady Tiger Chastity Foster, who set new area marks in both the long jump (19-1 1/2) and the triple jump (40-4 1/2). The Silsbee girls lead the meet with 46 1/2 points with Bridge City in second with 40. The meet picks back up again Thursday at Silsbee High School with the running finals set for 6 p.m. Here are the results of the District 21-3A Track & Field Championships after the field events and 3,200 meters at Silsbee High School Tuesday: BOYS DIVISION Long jump: 1. Trey Franks, WO-S, 22-11; 2. Jeremy Johnson, Silsbee, 22-10 1/2; 3. James Haynes, WO-S, 21-1 3/4. Discus: 1. Eric Arnold, WO-S, 134-10; 2. Logan Moss, Orangefield, 126-3; 3. Phillip Williams, Hamshire-Fannett, 123-11. Triple jump: 1. Trey Franks, WO-S, 45-3 1/4; 2. James Haynes, WO-S, 43-9 1/4; 3. Jerry Landry, Bridge City, 42-4. Pole vault: 1. Seth Slawson, Bridge City, 12-6; 2. Kyle Fontenot, Orangefield, 12-0; 3. Garrett Holmes, 11-6. High jump: 1. Justin Reynolds, Bridge City, 6-4; 2. Derrick Evans, Orangefield, 6-4; 3. Trevor Bell, Hamshire-Fannett, 6-3. Shot put: 1. Eric Arnold, 51-3; 2. Patrick Mueller, Hamshire-Fannett, 43-1; 3. Stephen Cook, WO-S, 42-4. 3,200 meters: 1. Tim Cude, Bridge City, 10:07.19; 2. Daniel Lepsch, Silsbee, 10:50.08; 3. Devon Griffin, WO-S, 10:51.97. Point standings: 1. WO-S 85; 2. Bridge City 48; 3. Orangefield 35; 4. Hamshire-Fannett 26; 5. Silsbee 21; 6. Hardin-Jefferson 2. GIRLS DIVISION Long jump: 1. Chastity Foster, Silsbee, 19-1 1/2; 2. Beatrice Douglas, Silsbee, 16-10 1/2; 3. Johnesha Sims, WO-S, 16-5 1/2. Discus: 1. Allie Beach, Orangefield, 96-3; 2. Dyanna Strickland, Silsbee, 79-7; 3. Joanna Monk, Hamshire-Fannett, 79-4. Triple jump: 1. Chastity Foster, Silsbee, 40-4 1/2; 2. Danyelle Thomas, WO-S, 34-9 1/2; 3. Beatrice Douglas, Silsbee, 34-4. Pole vault: 1. Tyler Block, Orangefield, 8-0; 2. Blair Bishop, Bridge City, 6-0; 3. Stormee Jannise, Hamshire-Fannett, 6-0. High jump: 1. Kaitlynn Henson, Orangefield, 5-2; 2. Courtney Prudhomme, Hamshire-Fannett, 5-1; 3. Alex Holland, Bridge City, 5-0. Shot put: 1. Bethani Orebo, WO-S, 31-9; 2. Rachel Wilson, Hardin-Jefferson, 31-3; 3. Samantha Francis, Hardin-Jefferson, 30-5 1/4. 3,200 meters: 1. Kayla Williams, Orangefield, 12:26.13; 2. Meagan Shockley, Bridge City, 12:34.85; 3. Mary Nguyen, Bridge City, 12:37.09. Point standings: 1. Silsbee 46 1/2; 2. Bridge City 40; 3. Hamshire-Fannett 36; 4. Orangefield 35 1/2; 5. WO-S 28; 6. Hardin-Jefferson 20.

It will be well worth it!

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13-3 WB Wins!!

Nederland playing some great Baseball!!!

They'll film this Summer in Austin and it will be shown on Direct TV in Oct. then on NBC in Feb.

Glad you'll be back this season though!!

They needed to beef up raw!! 8)

Lord i wish Football season would hurry up and get here!!!!!! >

Good luck Coach!!

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8) Finally

LC-M’s thrower Reed nabs regional berths Van Wade The Orange Leader BEAUMONT — Little Cypress-Mauriceville’s Hayden Reed qualified for the Class 4A Region III Meet in both throwing events while Vidor senior Jared Williamson continued to shine in the high jump at the District 20-4A Track & Field Championships held at Beaumont West Brook High School Monday. Reed finished second behind Ozen’s burly Jarrade Lee in both the shot put and discus. Reed tossed the discus 142 feet, 2 1/2 inches and heaved the shot put 49-7. Lee, who has led Southeast Texas the hole season won the discus (160-0) and the shot (49-8). Williamson soared to 6-4 to capture the district title in the high jump. Livingston’s Dustin Harris also went 6-4 but Williamson had fewer misses. On the girls’ side, Ozen’s A’Lexus Brannon joined Lee as the other double winner as the Lady Panther standout won both the long jump (19-3 3/4) and the triple jump (36-9 1/2). For the LC-M girls, Maci Wilcox was sixth in the high jump and Danielle Cook was sixth in the pole vault. Destiny Arteaga qualified for the 100-meter hurdles and Ellen Williams qualified in the 200 meters for Thursday’s running finals, which start at 5 p.m. at West Brook’s Durley Stadium. 20-4A results BEAUMONT — Here are the results from the first day of the District 20-4A Track and Field Championships held at West Brook High School Monday: BOYS DIVISION Long jump: 1. Phillip Jefferson, Central, 21-0 1/2; 2. Brennan Jackson, Central, 20-11 3/4; 3. Keaton parker, Livingston, 20-6 3/4. Triple jump : 1. Brennan Jackson, Central, 44-11; 2. Dustin Harris, Livingston, 44-7 1/4; 3. Keaton Parker, Livingston, 43-4 1/2. High jump: 1. Jared Williamson, Vidor, 6-4; 2. Dustin Harris, Livingston, 6-4; 3. Dylan Richards, PN-G, 6-2. Shot put: 1. Jarrade Lee, Ozen, 49-8; 2. Hayden Reed, LC-M, 49-7; 3. Kyle Gilliam, Lumberton, 49-0. Discus: 1. Jarrade Lee, ozen, 160-0; 2. Hayden Reed, LC-M, 142-2 1/2; 3. Deon Brown, Central, 140-7 1/2. Pole vault: 1. Kyler Cross, PN-G, 11-6; 2. Logan Schults, Livingston, 11-0; 3. Blaine Bourque, Nederland, 9-6. 3,200 meters: 1. Trent Fulk, Nederland, 10:50.23; 2. Trevor Martin, Nederland, 10:55.83; 3. Hunter Bradshaw, Lumberton, 11:00.09. GIRLS DIVISION Long jump: 1. A’Lexus Brannon, Ozen, 18-3 3/4; 2. Hayley English, PN-G, 17-2 3/4; 3. Jamie Narcisse, Central, 15-9 3/4. Triple jump: 1. A’Lexus Brannon, Ozen, 36-9 1/2; 2. Sojourner Brown, Ozen, 34-9; 3. Jamie Narcisse, Central, 33-3 1/2. High jump: 1. Dapne Tolbert, Central, 5-2; 2. Daylyn Harris, Livingston, 5-2; 3. Alicia Thevis, Nederland, 4-10. Shot put: 1. Raegan Richard, Nederland, 38-11; 2. Alicia Thevis, Nederland, 35-4; 3. Megan McGee, Central, 34-9. Discus: 1. Kimesa Lewis, Central, 103-10; 2. Alicia Thevis, Nederland, 97-7; 3. Kierra Williams, Central, 90-8 1/2. Pole vault: 1. Leslie Beard, Lumberton, 9-0; 2. Britkne Gallagher, Nederland, 8-0; 3. Hannah Lancaster, PN-G, 7-6. 3,200 meters: 1. Crystal Brindle, Lumberton, 12:46.26; 2. Anna Hunter, PN-G, 13:04.85; 3. Bethany Oswalt, Livingston, 13:26.82.

Can't wait to see what happens next season with Coach Taylor at the new School.

Na, this is a perfect location!