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Ed Dyer is staying at WO-S! Mike Peirce will be at LC-M.

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Thursday, March 5 Game 1: 4pm, Silsbee 4 vs Deweyville 2 (Deweyville HS) Game 2: 9am, Lumberton 7 vs Tyler All Saints 1 Game 3: 11:15am, Hardin-Jefferson 5 vs East Chambers 1 Game 4: 1:30pm, Orangefield 7 vs PA Memorial 1 Game 5: 6:15pm, Kirbyville 16 vs Silsbee 1 (Deweyville HS) Game 6: 3:45pm, Hamshire-Fannett 6 vs Lumberton 3 Game 7: 6pm, Beaumont Central 3 vs Hardin-Jefferson 9 Game 8: 8:15pm, Buna 8 vs Orangefield 7 Friday, March 6 Game 9: 9am, Deweyville 6 vs All Saints 8 (Deweyville HS) Game 10: 9am, East Chambers 5 vs PA Memorial 1 Game 11: 11:15am, Silsbee 5 vs Lumberton 8 (Deweyville HS) Game 12: 11:15am, Central 1 vs Orangefield 9 Game 13: 1:30pm, All Saints 5 vs East Chambers 5 (All Saints Advances on Tiebreaker) Game 14: 3:45pm, Lumberton 4 vs Orangefield 9 Game 15: 6pm, Kirbyville 5 vs Hamshire-Fannett 6 Game 16: 8:15pm, Hardin-Jefferson 3 vs Buna 1 Saturday, March 7 Game 17: 8:30am, Deweyville vs PA Memorial Game 18: 10:45am, Silsbee vs Central Game 19: 1pm, East Chambers vs Lumberton Game 20: 3:15pm, All Saints vs Orangefield (Consolation) Game 21: 5:30pm, Kirbyville vs Buna (3rd Place) Game 22: 8pm, Hamshire-Fannett vs Hardin-Jefferson (Championship)

Thursday, March 5, 2009 Westside 3 Westbrook 5 West Brook rallied with 3 runs in the top of the 7th to beat Westside 5 - 3. Aaron Morgan went 6 2/3 innings giving up only 1 ER for the Win. Jordan Soper came in to get the Save by striking out the final batter (who had been 3 for 3 with a HR). Lawrence Kuykendall had 2 hits with a HR. Reggie Wilson had 2 hits with a Double. Justin Harmon had 2 hits with a Double. Chris Muellner and Cody Woodward each had two hits. Will Henderson reached on 2 BB and a HBP in 3 Plate Appearances. Westside 1 Bridge City 3 Blake Snyder was the WP with 3K's over 6 inning. Matt Hicks struck out the side in the seventh. Dylan Mulhollan was 2-3 at the plate. Nederland 7 Bridge City 3 Nederland's Cody Laird 5.2 inn 4 hits 6 k's 4 BB Stephen Schlett, Jordan Pitts and Kirby Bellow rbi's Grant Encalade and Matt Hicks rbi's for BC March 6, 2009 Westbrook 2 Bridge City 3 Anthony Cessac gets win going 5, Eric Matthews pitches 6th, Matt Hicks closes 7th. Blake Snyder key hit Nederland 3 Westbrook 8 Nederland's Nick Cardenas and Trey Terrancino with hot bat. Nederland 4 Westside 6 All games have been close. Saturday, March 7, 2009 12:00 PM Consolation Game: Nederland 6 Westside 4 2:30 PM Championship Game: Bridge City 8 West Brook 7

2009 CEART-BEARDEN TOURNAMENT, MARCH 5-7 Thursday, March 5 9:30 WOS VS SHEPHERD 12:00 CROSBY VS VIDOR 2:30 DAYTON VS KINGWOOD PARK 5:00 CROSBY VS DAYTON 7:30 VIDOR VS WOS FRIDAY, MARCH 6 9:30 VIDOR VS KINGWOOD PARK 12:00 SHEPHERD VS DAYTON 2:30 CROSBY VS KINGWOOD PARK 5:00 VIDOR VS SHEPHERD 7:30 CROSBY VS WOS SATURDAY, MARCH 7 10am WOS vs DAYTON 12:30pm CROSBY VS SHEPHERD 3pm WOS vs KINGWOOD PARK

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Thur- 9:00 Chester v Kountze 11:15 Evadale v West Hardin 1:30 West Sabine v High Island 3:45 Hardin v Sabine Pass 6:00 Colmesneil v Hull Daisetta Fri- 9:00 West Sabine v Kountze 11:15 High Island v Chester 1:30 Evadale v Kountze 3:45 Colmesneil v Hardin 6:00 West Hardin v Sabine Pass Sat- 9:00 Hardin v High Island 11:15 Kountze v West Sabine 1:30 Sabine Pass v Chester 3:45 Hull Daisetta v West Hardin 6:00 Evadale v Colmesneil

((Thursday 3/5)) Liberty vs anahuac 10 AM C. lutheran vs cleveland 1 PM C.camden vs splendora 4 PM N. Forest vs Tarkington 7 PM

Thursday: 12:00 Jasper vs. Woodville 3:00 Coldspring vs. Woodville 6:30 Coldspring vs. Kelly Friday: 3:00 Jasper vs. Coldspring 6:30 Kelly vs. Woodville Saturday: 12:00 Kelly vs. Jasper

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Pool A Baytown Lee, Langham Creek, Galveston Ball, Aldine Eisenhower, Goose Creek Memorial, Deer Park Pool B Baytown Sterling, Spring, C E King, Spring Westfield, PNG, Baytown Christian Academy, Pearland Dawson Thursday, March 5th Game times are: 11:00, 1:30, 4:00, and 6:30 at Lee H.S. Lee - Langham Creek Langham Creek - G Ball G Ball - Lee Westfield - C E King at Sterling C E King - BCA PNG - Spring PNG - Sterling Sterling - Spring at GCM Westfield - Dawson GCM - Deer Park GCM - Ike Ike - Deer Park Friday, March 6th Game times are: 12:00, 2:30 and 5:00 ( there will not be a 12:00 game at GCM) at Lee Westfield - BCA PNG - Westfield Lee - Ike at Sterling Sterling - Dawson Spring - C E King Dawson - BCA at GCM GCM - G Ball Langham Creek - Deer Park Saturday, Match 7th Game times are: 10:00, 12:30 at Lee 3rd A - 3rd B 4th A - 4th B at Sterling 2nd A - 1st B 1st A 2nd B at GCM 5th A - 5th B 6th A - 6th B Championsip at Sterling 3:00

2009 Huffman Falcon Tournament Group 1 Group 2 Huffman Davis Humble Willis Caney Creek Sam Houston Reagan Beaumont Ozen Thursday - March 5 Time Game # Home Team vs. Visitors 10:00 1 Huffman vs. Humble 12:30 2 B. Ozen vs. Willis 3:00 3 Caney Creek vs. Reagan 5:30 4 Davis vs. Sam Houston Friday - March 6 Time Game # Home Team vs. Visitors 10:00 5 Huffman vs. Caney Creek 12:30 6 Willis vs. Davis 3:00 7 Sam Houston vs. B. Ozen 5:30 8 Reagan vs. Humble Saturday - March 7 Time Game # Home Team vs. Visitors 10:00 9 Willis vs. Sam Houston 12:30 10 Caney Creek vs. Humble 3:00 11 Huffman vs. Reagan 5:30 12 Davis vs. B. Ozen 8:00 13 Winner Group 1 vs. Winner Group 2

Nacogdoches High School 2009 Dragon Baseball Classic Thursday, March 5th 9:00 Henderson vs. Lufkin Hudson 11:30 Marshall vs. Lufkin Hudson 2:00 Livingston vs. Hallsville 4:30 Carthage vs. Marshall 7:00 Livingston vs. Nacogdoches Friday, March 6th 10:00 Henderson vs. Hallsville 12:30 Livingston vs. Henderson 3:00 Hallsville vs. Carthage 5:30 Nacogdoches vs. Lufkin Hudson 8:00 Nacogdoches vs. Carthage Saturday, March 7th 10:00 Livingston vs. Carthage 1:00 Hallsville vs. Lufkin Hudson 4:00 Henderson vs. Marshall 7:00 Nacogdoches vs. Marshall

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SFA wins Southland Conference Title For the first time since joining the Southland Conference, the S.F.A. Lumberjacks won regular season conference title outright, beating Central Arkansas, 61-39 at the Johnson Coliseum in Nacogdoches.

Jasper has improved since earlier in the season!!!

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THIS WEEK'S PREP TRACK MENU The Port Arthur News Anahuac's Annual Gid Campbell Relays Today at Anahuac ISD track 3:20 p.m.: Start of first set of field events 4:20 p.m.: Girls 3,200-meter run followed by boys 3,200-meter run 6:30 p.m.: Approximate start of running finals 9:30 p.m.: Approximate start of final event, the boys 1,600-meter relay Varsity teams entered Anahuac, East Chambers, Hamshire-Fannett, Hardin, Hardin-Jefferson, Kountze, Sabine Pass 14th Annual Vidor Pirate Relays Friday at Pirate Stadium, Vidor 2 p.m.: Girls and boys field events begin 4 p.m.: Girls 3,200-meter run followed by boys 3,200-meter run 5 p.m.: Running finals schedule begins with girls 400-meter relay 9:45 p.m.: Approximate start of last event, the boys 1,600-meter relay Varsity teams entered Vidor, Port Neches-Groves, Nederland, Bridge City, Orangefield, Silsbee, Lumberton, Buna, Beaumont Kelly, Little Cypress-Mauriceville, Deweyville, Orange Community Christian. Barbers Hill Eagle Relays Friday and Saturday at Mont Belvieu, Eagle Stadium Varsity Girls on Friday 2:30 p.m.: Girls field events begin 5:30 p.m.: Girls running finals begin Varsity Boys on Saturday 9 a.m.: Boys field events begin 9:45 a.m.: Boys running prelims begin 3 p.m.: Boys running finals begin Varsity teams entered Angleton, Barbers Hill, C.E. King, Crosby, Katy Seven Lakes, Livingston, North Forest, Tarkington 22nd Annual BISD-YMBL Relays Saturday at West Brook's Alex Durley Stadium 8 a.m.: Girls and boys field events begin 9 a.m.: Girls and boys running prelims begin 2 p.m.: Girls and boys running finals begin with girls 400-meter relay 6:20 p.m.: Approximate start of last event, the boys 1,600-meter relay Varsity teams entered Port Arthur Memorial, Beaumont West Brook, Beaumont Central, Beaumont Ozen, West Orange-Stark, Silsbee, Galveston Ball, Houston Sterling, Aldine, Aldine MacArthur, Aldine Nimitz, Channelview (girls only).

Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) ? The Supreme Court has rejected an appeal from a high school football coach who wants to bow his head and kneel during prayers led by his players despite a school district policy prohibiting it. In an order Monday, the justices ended Marcus Borden's fight against the East Brunswick, N.J., school district's policy that forbids him and other staff members from joining in student-led prayer. The federal appeals court in Philadelphia sided with the district. The high court declined to weigh in on whether Borden's desire to bow his head silently and "take a knee" with his football players violates the Constitution's prohibition on government endorsement of religion. Borden says such gestures are secular. The school district says Borden, the East Brunswick coach since 1983, had a long history of leading prayers before he was ordered to stop after complaints from some parents. The district says the issue is whether its policy is constitutional, not Borden's actions. Messages left for Borden and lawyer Ronald Riccio were not immediately returned Monday. "Coaches are not supposed to be promoting religion; that's up to students and parents and pastors," said Barry W. Lynn, executive director of Americans United for Separation of Church and State, which represented the school district. The 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Philadelphia agreed that the school district policy is constitutional, but the judges differed on what exactly the coach should do if his team prays. The Supreme Court ended school-sponsored prayer in 1962 when it said directing that a prayer be said at the beginning of each school day was a violation of the First Amendment. The justices reaffirmed the decision in 2000 by saying a Texas school district was giving the impression of prayer sponsorship by letting students use loudspeakers under the direction of a faculty member for prayers before sports events.

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