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Suggs makes final 3 [Hidden Content]

Could happen in 4 years! WO-S could drop.

Good Coach!!

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72,744 for attendance, WOW!

Jericho got knocked out!

Cena beats Big Show

Undertaker remains undefeated at Mania.

Wednesday Night Jasper will know who the new HC is! 8)

Huffman and Liberty could make some noise as well.

Just a month or 2 to long!

From Admin April 5, 2009 1. Bridge City (16-2-1, 4-0) - Cards remain unbeaten in 21-3A after a big win over WO-S and a tight one over OF; BC welcomes HF on Tuesday and HJ on Thursday 2. PN-G (9-8, 5-1) - Tribe continues to roll as they beat Lumberton and Ozen by a combined 30-0 last week; this week the purple and white get Central and then a huge showdown at LC-M on Thursday 3. Nederland (9-7, 5-1) - Dogs beat Livingston and Vidor last week to remain tied at the top of 20-4A; Lumberton and Ozen this week for Big Ned 4. LC-M (15-9, 5-1) - Picked up two 1 run wins over Vidor and Lumberton as well as a nice non-district win over Joshua last week; Da Bears welcome Ozen and PN-G this week to Don Gibbens Field 5. Hamshire-Fannett (15-3, 3-1) - The Horns offense continues to pound the ball as they outscored HJ and Silsbee last week 24-8; Two huge games loom this week as HF travels to BC and OF 6. Jasper (11-4, 5-2) - Dogs jump into the poll after knocking off Diboll and Center last week; Two huge games with Carthage and Hudson this week 7. Orangefield (15-7, 2-2) - Bobcats drop two tough decisions last week to Silsbee and BC and find themselves tied with WO-S for 3rd; Very important week for the 'Cats this week with WO-S and HF on tap 8. Huffman (9-6, 5-0) undefeated in district, Tarkington and Coldspring next 9. West Brook (9-11, 3-4) - Bruins continue to drop in the poll and the standings after losing 2 last week; Lee this week for the Brook 10. Dayton (11-7, 3-3) - The Broncos split last week and sit in the middle of the 19-4A pack; C.E. King and Kingwood Park this week Barbers Hill, Vidor _______________________________________________________

Coldspring will be good with alot coming back..

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Mustang Relays results Van Wade The Orange Leader WEST ORANGE — Here are the results of the 17 Mustang Relays held at WO-S High School Friday: BOYS DIVISION Discus - 1. Jarrade Lee, 171-11 3/4; 2. Zellers, Baytown Lee, 164-3 1/2; 3. Eric Arnold, WO-S, 136-7 3/4. Shot put - 1. Zellers, Baytown Lee, 59-4; 2. Lee, Ozen, 50-10; 3. Borderlon, West Brook, 48-7. High jump - 1. Guillory, Central, 6-2; 2. Broussard, Central, 6-2; 3. Mark Roberts, 6-0. Long jump - 1. Bates, Baytown Lee, 21-0; 2. Jefferson, Central, 20-2; 3. Justin Francis, WO-S, 19-1. Triple jump - 1. Jefferson, Central, 43-3; 2. Moore, Ozen, 40-10; 3. Cawley, Jasper, 40-2 1/2. Pole vault - 1. No vaulters. 3,200 meters - 1. Fulk, Nederland, 11:03.00; 2. Martin, Nederland, 11:14.00; 3. Flores, Nederland, 11:18.00. 100 meters - 1. Trey Franks, WO-S, 10.38; 2. Thomas, Central, 10.40; 3. O’neal, Central, 10.84. 200 meters - 1. Trey Franks, WO-S, 21.08; 2. Bates, Baytown Lee, 21.70; 3. Lee, Ozen, 21.87. 400-meter relay - 1. WO-S (Franks, Jones, Gloston, Haynes), 41.87; 2. Central, 43.00; 3. Ozen, 43.20. 800 meters - 1. Joe Dooley, Deweyville, 2:00.9; 2. Mouton, Jasper, 2:02.0; 3. Kirby Shepherd, Bridge City, 2:07.0. 400 meters - 1. Chris Bundage, WO-S, 53.40; 2. Landry, Central, 53.72; 3. Spann, Ozen, 54.60. 110-meter hurdles - 1. Jackson, Baytown Lee, 14.22; Phillip Jones, WO-S, 14.34; 3. Jennings, Central, 16.46. 300-meter hurdles - 1. Phillip Jones, WO-S, 39.0; 2. Jackson, Baytown Lee, 39.1; 3. Nelson, Nederland, 42.3. 800 meter relay - 1. Ozen (Williams, Martin, White, Lee), 1:29.78; 2. Centrl, 1:31.0; 3. Jasper, 1:32.5. 1,600 meters - 1. Joe Dooley, Deweyville, 4:33.72; 2. Mouton, Jasper, 4:43.70; 3. Tim Cude, Bridge City, 4:44.00. 1,600-meter relay - 1. WO-S, (Watson, Ivory, Roberts, Ross), 3:31.93; 2. Ozen, 3:32.6; 3. Nederland, 3:33.14. Standings - 1. WO-S 109; 2. Central 106; 3. Ozen 97; 4. Nederland 81; 5. Baytown Lee 76; 6. Jasper 53; 7. Deweyville 22; 8. Bridge City 16; 9. West Brook 8. GIRLS DIVISION Discus - 1. Landry, West Brook, 121-4; 2. Alicia Thevis, Nederland, 107-0; 3. Smith, Memorial, 92-0. Shot put - 1. Richard, Nederland, 34-10; 2. Thevis, Nederland, 33-3; 3. Smith, Memorial, 32-4, High jump - 1. Hamilton, Memorial, 5-0; 2. Alicia Thevis, Nederland,4-10; 3. Phoebe Falcon, Nederland, 4-10. Long jump - 1. Alexus Brannon, Ozen, 17-3; 2. Chantell, Memorial, 14-11; 3. Leday, West Brook, 14-7. Triple jump - 1. Savannah Desmarais, Nederland, 32-8 1/4; 2. Leday, West Brook, 32-8; 3. Johnson, Memorial, 28-4. Pole vault - 1. No vaulters 3,200 meters - 1. White, Memorial, 13:26.00; 2. Ducote, Memorial, 14:01.00; 3. Castle, West Brook, 15.25. 100 meters - 1. Danielle Thomas, WO-S, 12.48; 2. Wright, West Brook, 12.66; 3. Gordon, Ozen, 12.68. 200 meters - 1. Vaults, Ozen, 24.92; 2. Hancock, Ozen, 25.03; 3. Hall, West Brook, 26.26. 400-meter relay - 1. Memorial (Roy, Kenlaw, Collins, Jones) 49.78; 2. WO-S, 50.10; 3. West Brook, 50.50. 800 meters - 1. Sojourner Brown, Ozen, 2:22.00; 2. Green, Memorial, 2:33.00; 3. Carlson, Nederland, 2:38.43. 400 meters - 1. Sojourner Brown, Ozen, 58.92; 2. Miller, Nederland, 61.9; 3. Hannah Mobley, WO-S, 63.70. 100-meter hurdles - 1. Alexus Brannon, Ozen, 15.19; 2. Collins, Memorial, 15.90; 3. Harrison, Memorial, 16.37. 300-meter hurdles - 1. Harrison, Memorial, 49.05; 2. Collins, Memorial, 50.20; 3. Smith, Nederland, 56.20. 800 meter relay - 1. Memorial, Roy, Jones, Kinlaw, Reagan), 1:44.01; 2. Ozen, 1:45.9; 3. WO-S, 1:48.4. 1,600 meters - 1. Ducote, Memorial, 6:11.05; 2. White, Memorial, 6:13.01; 3. Carlson, Nederland, 6:21.49. 1,600-meter relay - 1. Ozen (Lamb, Brown, Hancock, Vaults), 4:02.55; 2. Memorial, 4:10.00; 3. WO-S, 4:14.72. Standings - 1. Memorial 187; 2. Ozen 125; 3. Nederland 112; 4. West Brook 82; 5. WO-S 55; 6. Deweyville 6

You guys met the new Coach yet?

Dickie may be back...

Just don't go into extra Innings with WO-S.

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Gabriel Pruett/The Orange Leader

Mustangs speed to own track title Van Wade The Orange Leader WEST ORANGE — There’s little doubt what the West Orange-Stark boys track team has on its mind, however, May and the Class 3A State Track Meet is still a little more than a month away. The Mustangs want to stay the course and continue to make strides as the season moves along and at their own Mustang Relays Saturday, that was just the case. Led by the explosiveness of Trey Franks and Phillip Jones, the Mustangs captured their own meet Saturday. WO-S won the meet with 109 points, nipping Beaumont Central, which had 106. The Port Arthur Memorial Lady Titans stormed to the girls crown, winning it with 187 points, easily outdistancing second-place Beaumont Ozen. Franks ran the 200 meters in an amazing 21.08 seconds, surpassing his previous Southeast Texas leading time of 21.46. He also matched his best 100-meter time of the year, winning it in 10.38. “Each meet, we just strive to get better as a team,†said Franks. “Coach (Toby) Foreman has tremendous workouts set up for us and we do them every day. Each time we go out, we want to bring our times down.†Franks liked the windy conditions Saturday at Dan Hooks Stadium. “It really felt good out here all day,†said Franks. “The wind didn’t really play any tricks on us. It feels really good that we had the success in our home meet. We’re really pushing for a state title but can’t overlook our district, which will be tough and then regionals. If we just continue to improve and work the way we work, the sky is the limit.†Silsbee will be a strong rival for the Mustangs when the District 21-3A Championships roll around in a couple weeks.“This was a perfect meet for our kids,†said Mustang head coach Toby Foreman. “The competition here was top-notch today and everyone was really pushing each other.†With district nearing, Foreman feels the Mustangs are up for the challenge. “Our district will present challenges, especailly from Silsbee in the relays,†said Foreman. “District can be scary at times. You want to stay healthy as you can and execute so you can get to that regional meet. The kids still have plenty to work on. Our relays have had success but we haven’t been precise as for as our handoffs go. I really like where we’re at as a whole though. I’m also extremely proud with the way some of our young kids competed today.†Jones continues to tear up the track in the hurdle events. He lowered to SE Texas’ best times in both the 300-meter hurdles (39.0) and the 110-meter hurdles (14.22) Saturday. The Mustang foursome of Franks, Jones, Josh Gloston and James Haynes also recorded the best time in the area, running a 41.87, nipping their precious best clocking of 41.88. It was also a tremendous day for Deweyville distance man Joe Dooley. Dooley won the 1,600 meters in 4:33.72, lowering his best-area time, which was 4:34.43. He also captured the 800 meters in 2:00.9. The Mustangs also received a first-place finish from Chris Bundage, who won the 400 meters in 53.40 and the Mustang 1,600-meter relay unit of Gloston, Mark Roberts, Ed Ivory and James Ross won with a 3:31.93. Another big winner was Beaumont Ozen’s Jarrade Lee. Lee tossed the discus 171 feet, 11 3/4 inches to win that event and leads the area with that mark, surpassing his previous best of 167-0. On the girls’ side of the ledger, Lady Mustang Danielle Thomas sped to a first-place time of 12.48 in the 100 meters. Other big winners that set new area standards in the girls’ field included Beaumont Ozen’s Sojourner Brown in the 800 meters (2:22.00); Beaumont West Brook’s Kristina Landry in the discus (121-4) along with the PA Memorial 800-meter relay unit (1:44.01) and the Ozen 1,600-meter relay unit (4:02.55).

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6-1 Eisenhower wins!

Yea the ADMIN at WO-S refuses to help Athletics, that's why the track is like that.

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