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Jr. to be QB Garrett is going to be a great one, talk about accuracy even on the bombs!

It's going to take Coach Crouch some time but he will turn them around. WO-S wins big this year.

Can't risk getting hurt for track. They have a shot at the 3A track State Championship next month.

LC-M will be fine....WO-S didn't have Franks or Haynes playing because of Track i was told.

Won't be long!!

Told you!

Final

Not today i don't think..

Just LC-M and WO-S. Not sure if the track guys will play though.

BH volleyball star signs with Hill College By Nick Cioci The Baytown Sun Published March 31, 2009 MONT BELVIEU — Monday afternoon, Barbers Hill’s Dyana Canon signed a letter of intent to continue her volleyball career with Hill College in Hillsboro, Texas. Barbers Hill head coach John Leonard remembers getting ready to go to Santa Fe for a tri-match with only eight players. “I realized we were going to need more players for the tri-match so we called her up to varsity to bring along,†he said. “She got a chance to prove herself at that match and we never took her out after that. “I liked her fire and fight,†he said. “She just had a toughness in her that made her want to play harder and fight for playing time and sets to come her way.†Leonard said Hill College is getting a go-to hitter in Canon. “She was our strength on the backside,†he said. “She played opposite our setter and put a ton of pressure on the other teams’ blockers.†“She is a natural right side hitter, who forced other teams to stretch out their defense.†Canon is leaving Barbers Hill as the seventh-best in hitting percentage, fifth-best in hitting attempts and fourth-best in kills, picking up 636 kills in her three-year career at Barbers Hill. Alaena Chilson, head volleyball coach at Hill College, said Hill College loves Canon’s athleticism. “We love how much talent she has for volleyball and her good character,†the coach said. “She has been a great asset for Barbers Hill and her South Shore club team and gained great experience in those. She just has good fundamentals and a passion for the game. “She is a powerful hitter and very dynamic. We believe she has a lot of strength on offense as a right side and outside hitter.†Hill College plays in the National Junior College Athletic Association at the Division 1 level in the North Division of Region V against Cisco College, Temple College, Vernon College, Ranger College and North Central Texas College. The Lady Rebels went 25-14 last year and were runnerup in the North Division, falling just a game short from making it to the national tournament. Chilson said it was an unusual recruiting year for the Lady Rebels because they are returning 10 players from this year’s squad. “We only had four open spots because of all the players returning,†she said. “So we were looking for a versatile hitter with the experience and maturity to compete with the returning freshmen. We feel Dyana is capable of that.†Canon feels she can come right in and help the team when she joins them next year. “I’m a team player and not selfish,†she said. “I know how to make my own decisions and not be a follower and be a team player still and can help them with the hitting abilities I can bring. “I want to help the team go to the national tournament in the two years that I am there.â€

Mustang Relays set for Saturday Van Wade The Orange Leader WEST ORANGE — West Orange-Stark High School will host the 17th Annual Mustang Relays Saturday. The field events will begin at 8:30 a.m. followed by the running finals at 1:30 p.m. Boys teams in the field include WO-S, Beaumont West Brook, Beaumont Central, Beuamont Ozen, Port Arthur Memorial, Deweyville, Nederland and Baytown lee. Girls teams in the field will include WO-S, Port Arthur memorial, West Brook, Deweyville, Nederland and Baytown Lee. Other meets in the area include the Lumberton Raider Relays along with the Hemphill Hornet Relays, both today. The following athletes have the best times and marks during the 2009 track season thus far: Girls track leaders 100 meters: Danielle Thomas, WO-S, 11.81 200 meters: Kierra Roy, Memorial, 25.90. 400 meters: Ashley Wright, West Brook, 60.74. 800 meters: Sojourner Brown, 2:24.39. 1,600 meters: Crystal Brindle, Lumberton, 5:40.00. 3,200 meters: Crystal Brindle, Lumberton, 12:23.76. 100-meter hurdles: Alexus Brannon, Ozen, 14.88. 300-meter hurdles: Sojourner Brown, Ozen, 44.80. 400-meter relay: Memorial, 48.87. 800-meter relay: Memorial, 1:44.84. 1,600-meter relay: Ozen, 4:03.69. Discus: Kristina Landry, West Brook, 117-3. Shot put: Alyssa Remo, Memorial, 37-2 1/4. High jump: Kaitlynn Henson, Orangefield, 5-1. Long jump: Chastity Foster, Silsbee, 19-0 1/4. Triple jump: Chastity Foster, Silsbee, 39-2. Pole vault: Leslie Beard, Lumberton, 11-0. Boys leaders 100 meters: Trey Franks, WO-S, 10.40 200 meters: Trey Franks, WO-S, 21.46. 400 meters: Justin Krautz, Nederland, 49.93. 800 meters: Joe Dooley, Deweyville, 1:59.16. 1,600 meters: Joe Dooley, Deweyville, 4:34.43. 3,200 meters: Tim Cude, Bridge City, 10:04.00. 110-meter hurdles: Jamar Gulley, Central, 14.59. 300-meter hurdles: Phillip Jones, WO-S, 40.22. 400-meter relay: WO-S, 41.88. 800-meter relay: WO-S, 1:28.1. 1,600-meter relay: Ozen, 3:22.96. Discus: Jarrade Lee, Ozen, 167-0. Shot put: Jarrade Lee, Ozen, 53-0 High jump: Jared Williamson, Vidor, 6-6. Long jump: Trey Franks, WO-S, 21-9. Triple jump: James Haynes, WO-S, 44-5 1/2. Pole vault: Jared Parker, Vidor, 15-6

Sweep!!!

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Congrats!

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I just posted what i was reported, i wasn't there.

Congrats!

OF Pitcher hurt his arm while OF had a big lead.

5-0 PN-G Wins!!

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9-7 Silsbee wins!

9-7 Silsbee in the 7th..Statum hurt his arm i believe.

Congrats!!

4-3 Woodville wins!!!