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Anahuac 99, @ Hardin 36 A (22-7, 11-1) H (3-24, 2-110) PICK: Ana (-17)

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I'm going to BC at PN-G...I'll post some reaction after I cover the LCM Lady Bears playoff game. 8) 8)

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True, that's why i have the rolling eyes icon on there.

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Toby will be in Blue and Silver!!

There will be more cool weather

Name School District Current Position W. T. Johnson Newton High School Defensive Coordinator Joseph Heckathorn Haltom High School Offensive Coordinator Brett Sawyer Berkner High School Asst. Head Coach / Defensive Coordinator Keith Barnes Bonham High School Defensive Coordinator / Asst. Track Coach / Asst. Powerlifting Jerry Hawkes Arlington Lamar High School Asst. Football Coach / Video/Recruiting Coordinator Blake Edward Bryant Westlake High School Testing Center Coordinator / Football Coach / Wrestling Coach / 504 Coordinator Leonard McAngus Northwest High School Head Football Coach / Campus Athletic Director Gregory (Greg) Alan Morgan Madisonville High School Athletic Director / Head Football Coach Danny Russell Garland High School Defensive Coordinator / Powerlifting Cameron Love D.W. Carter High School Asst. Football Coach / JV Asst. Track Coach Aric Sardinea Rowlett High School Offensive Coordinator / Receivers Coach Paul Frye John Tyler High School Special Teams Coordinator / Defensive End Coach Brent Graham University of Tulsa Recruiting Coordinator / Secondary Coach / Director of Football Operations Rippy Morales Eisenhower High School Math Teacher Eric Anderson Dickenson High School BCIS Teacher / Coach Carlos Saenz Poteet High School Defensive Coordinator 1st Asst. / Off Season Coordinator / Head Track Toby L. Foreman West Orange-Stark High School Passing Coordinator / Head Cross Country / Head Track Ted Day Pittsburg High School 2002-03 Varsity Football / JV Football / Secondary Coach / Special Teams Coordinator Mike Haney McKinney High School Defensive Coordinator / Asst. Baseball Rusty Nail Mart High School Athletic Director / Head Football Coach Roy Garcia Sharpstown High School Asst. Head Coach / Offensive Coordinator / Head Baseball Coach Les Hamilton Alta High School Head Coach / Offensive Coordinator Steven Oliver La Vega High School Asst. Head Football Coach / Offensive Coordinator / Video Coordinator / Recruiting Liaison / Head Track Coach / Summer Conditioning Coordinator Christopher Hargrove National Football Foundation / Kashmere High School Principle Administrative Team / Asst. Athletic Coordinator Carl Straube Mathis High School Offensive and Special Teams Coordinator / Instructional Facilitator of C.A.P. & D.A.E.P. Programs / Offseason Coordinator / Head Powerlifting / Strength and Conditioning Coordinator / Asst. Track Coach Chuck Langston Groveton High School Asst. Football Coach / Special Teams Coordinator Kristopher (Kris) Loman Micheaux Gonzales High School Athletic Director / Head Football Coach Lonnie G. Cook Taos High School Head Football Coach / Teacher Britt Narrell Taylor High School Defensive Coordinator / Track James Gray Booker T. Washington Senior High School for the Engineering Professions Asst. Football Coach / Head Golf Coach Jerry Robert (Robby) Wood Rider High School ? Michael Scott Palmer High School Head Football / Head Powerlifting / Physical Education Marcus Booker Cotulla High School Athletic Director / Head Football Coach Chris Smith Dalhart High School Offensive Coordinator / Head Baseball Coach / Runningbacks and Quarterbacks / Offensive/Defensive Line / Receivers / Varsity Asst. Baseball / Jr. High Athletics Eric J. Ezar North Crowley High School Offensive Coordinator / Quarterback Coach / Track Ron Callahan Center High School Athletic Director James (Jimmy) Dickey, Jr. Hardin High School Defensive Coordinator Ritchie Pinckard Mount Pleasant High School Offensive Coordinator Ray Paul Metoyer Central Medical Magent High School Health/P.E./Driver's Ed. Teacher / Asst. Football Coach / Defensive Line Tracy Adair Jasper High School Offensive Line / Defensive Line / Quarterbacks Jerry Malone Marlin High School Athletic Director / Head Football Coach Mike Rabe Ganado High School Athletic Director / Head Football Coach Ron Stump Beaumont West Brook Defensive Line Coach James Polk Kennedale High School Offensive Coordinator Michael C. Bickham John Tyler High School Asst. Head Coach / Co-Offensive Coordinator Dennis Chapman Louisiana Retired Teacher Mike Gaston San Antonio Holmes High School Athletic Coordinator / Head Football Coach Richard Lucero Sterling High School Offensive Coordinator / Quarterback Coach Greg Anderson Kemp High School Athletic Director / Head Football Coach Kevin Byrd Clements High School Offensive Line Coach / Special Teams Coordinator / Head Girls Track Coach

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In 2005, WOS finished 2nd in District with an 8-2 record behind State Tournament Representative Bridge City. WOS won the first round series and lost in the second round to Regional Finalists Lufkin Hudson

He wants it done right!

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Monday West Brook at Clear Creek 4pm Huffman at Galena Park 5pm LC-M at Jasper 4pm Orangefield at Nederland 5:30pm Kountze at Kirbyville 7pm Tuesday Bridge City at PN-G 5pm Diboll at Hardin-Jefferson 4:30pm Manvel at Barbers Hill 6:30pm Woodville at East Chambers 5pm Dayton at Willis 4:30pm Livingston at Nacogdoches 6pm Deweyville at WO-S 6:30pm

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OF set for rematch vs Navasota Gabriel Pruett The Orange Leader ORANGEFIELD — The No. 9 Orangefield Lady Bobcats do not have long to celebrate being the No. 1 seed out of District 21-3A. The Lady Bobcats (24-5) will face Navasota at 7 p.m. Friday at Kingwood Park. And this time the officials will be of the neutral variety. Navasota ended Orangefield’s year a season ago on a controversial call made by an official from Navasota’s branch. Orangefield graduate Kaylin Little was fouled behind the three-point line and calmly sank all three shots to give the Lady Bobcats a 62-61 lead after trailing by as many as 17 at one point. There was no time on the clock and the Lady Bobcats bench celebrated after Orangefield grabbed a lead. Navasota only hit one-of-two technical free throws which was called by an official from Navasota’s chapter of referees. Navasota would go on to outscore the Lady Bobcats 14-7 in the overtime period and win 76-69. “We basically had stolen the game with our defense and our heart,†Orangefield Coach Chris Jost said after the game. “After Kay-K had hit the free throws the girls jumped up to celebrate. One referee turned to me and said to get them off the court and gave me a warning. The girls did sit back down but he turned back around and called for the technical.†So this time the Lady Bobcats hope for a different outcome and teh opportunity to win or lose on their own. Orangefield grabbed the No. 1 seed after Friday’s thrilling 31-28 defeat of the No. 18 Hardin-Jefferson Lady Hawks. The two teams finished tied with identical 9-1 records in the district standings, both teams won on the opponents home court.

Season ends at Regionals for OC swimmers Tommy Mann, Jr. The Orange Leader MAGNOLIA, Texas — After many grueling months of hard work, the season has finally come to an end for nine area swimmers. The beautiful and spacious natatorium at Magnolia High School, north of Houston and near The Woodlands, was the setting for the Region V, Class 4-A swim meet this past Friday and Saturday. It was the second consecutive year the school was hosting the event inside its now five year old facility. Swimmers representing three Orange County high schools have trained hours and hours to reach this point, and they all made respectable showings. Unfortunately, before the preliminary rounds began on Friday, swimmers Will Cowart, West Orange-Stark High School, Hannah McLendon, Little Cypress-Mauriceville High School, and Jessica Cameron, Vidor High School, pulled out of the weekend’s contest due to illness. To qualify for Saturday’s final round, swimmers had to be one of the top eight qualifiers to advance to Saturday’s finals. Only 16 swimmers from each event — a winner from each of the eight regions and the next eight fastest qualifiers — are allowed to advance to the State meet in Austin. Leading the way for the six swimmers who did attend Friday was Alex Dorman of Little Cypress-Mauriceville High School. Dorman, a sophomore, placed 10th in the Boys 200 Yard Freestyle with a time of 2:07.45, which is an improvement of 2.1 seconds over his time at the district meet earlier this month. Dorman also finished 11th in the Boys 500 Yard Freestyle with a time of 5:52.71, which is an improvement of nearly three seconds from the district meet, and also just happens to be a new LC-M High School record. Fellow swimmer and sophomore Cassey Brown led the girls swim team as she finished 13th in the Girls 200 Yard Freestyle with a time of 2:25.52. Brown placed 12th in the Girls 500 Yard Freestyle with a time of 6:28.39. Chasity Chapman, a freshman on the LC-M swim team, faced some stiff competition in the Girls 50 Yard Freestyle as she placed 22nd with a time of 41.78 seconds. She also finished 22nd in the Girls 100 Freestyle with a time of 1:40.97. Leading the Vidor High School swim team was sophomore Jarrett Cameron. He finished 18th in the Boys 200 Yard Freestyle with a time of 2:18.78, and his 14th place finish in the Boys 500 Yard Freestyle with a time of 6:25.60 was an 11.47 second improvement over his time at district. Ashley Mann, a junior on the Vidor swim team and making her third appearance at the regional swim meet, finished 17th with a time of 1:13.84 in the Girls 100 Yard Freestyle. She also placed 18th in the Girls 100 Yard Backstroke with a time of 1:25.30, which was a .23 second improvement over her personal best time for the event. Tim Brown is a sophomore at Vidor, and was making his second trip to the regional swim meet. Brown placed 19th in the Boys 100 Yard Backstroke with a time of 1:22.08. He also finished 23rd in the Boys 100 Yard Freestyle at 1:11.57.