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5A All State List- APSE Class 5A Texas all-state football team By The Associated Press Article Launched: 12/18/2008 08:52:06 AM MST The 2008 Class 5A All-State high school football team, released Thursday, as voted on by The Associated Press Sports Editors based on regular-season performance. Players are listed in alphabetical order at each position. FIRST-TEAM OFFENSE: OFFENSIVE LINE (tie): — THOMAS ASHCRAFT, Cedar Hill, Sr., graded over 90 percent; averaged 8 pancakes per game — ALEC EGAN, Abilene, Sr., graded 94 percent, 22 pancakes, 1 sack allowed — JOSH KASTEN, Copperas Cove, Sr., graded 93 percent grade, 40 pancakes — HANUR KIM, Plano, Sr., 27-game starter; 98 pancakes — CEDRIC OGBUEHI, Allen, Jr., Best blocker on team that averaged 36.1 points, 225 rushing yards — GARRETT PORTER, Odessa Permian, Sr., 118 knockdowns, 98 pancakes ENDS/RECEIVERS (tie): — ALDO HERNANDEZ, Laredo Alexander, Sr., 121-1,548 receiving, 18 TDs; 38 PATs, 5 FGs as kicker — JORDAN LESLIE, Tomball, Jr., 59-1,065 receiving, 10 TDs in 9 games — SHANEY WILKINSON, Lubbock Coronado, Sr., 106-1,458 receiving, 18 TDs QUARTERBACK: — RUSSELL SHEPARD, Cypress Ridge, Sr., 1,458 passing yards, 16 TDs in 9 games; 1,111 rushing yards, 17 TDs RUNNING BACKS: — REX BURKHEAD, Plano, Sr., 212-1,495 rushing, 24 TDs — JA'TERIAN DOUGLAS, Arlington Lamar, Jr., 2,036 yards, 28 TDs; had 353-yard game — STEPFAN TAYLOR, Mansfield, Sr., 1,789 yards, 22 TDs; 200 or more yards in 6 games KICKER: — CHRIS BOSWELL, Keller Fossil Ridge, Sr., 9 FG, long of 51, 3 from 47; 27-for-27 on PATs OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: RUSSELL SHEPARD, Cypress Ridge. ——— FIRST-TEAM DEFENSE: LINEMEN: — JACKSON JEFFCOAT, Plano West, Jr., 94 tackles, 11 TFL; 20 pressures; 7 sacks; 4 pass breakups — ALEX OKAFOR, Pflugerville, Sr., 59 tackles, 17 TFL, 9 sacks, 2 fumbles recovered, 1 fumble caused, 1 blocked punt — THADDEUS RANDLE, Galena Park North Shore, Sr., 50 tackles, 17 TFL in 8 games; 8.5 sacks, 3 fumbles caused, 2 fumbles recovered, 11 QB pressures — NIKITA WHITLOCK, Wylie, Sr., 101 tackles, 17 TFL; 14 sacks; 16 hurries; 4 fumbles caused; 2 fumbles recovered; 7 blocked kicks (2 returned for TDs) LINEBACKERS: — TANNER BROCK, Copperas Cove, Sr., 155 tackles (101 solo); 13 TFL — COREY NELSON, Dallas Skyline, Jr., 156 tackles, 12 sacks, 19 TFL, 4 pass breakups, 9 blocked punts, 3 fumbles recovered, 5 fumbles caused — ZACHARY ORR, DeSoto, Jr., 159 tackles (88 solo), 22 TFL, 6 fumbles recovered, 7 fumbles caused, 1 INT BACKS: — GREG BROWN, Garland, Sr., 125 tackles (90 solo, 35 assist); 4 TFL, 5 fumbles caused, 2 fumbles recovered, 3 INT, 6 pass breakups — DANIEL JORDAN, Wylie, Sr., 60 tackles; 8 INTs, 15 pass breakups; 9 blocked kicks — CHRIS MILLER, Copperas Cove, Sr., 11 INTs, four returned for TDs; 62 tackles (43 solo) — LARRY STEPHENS, Galena Park North Shore, Jr., 47 tackles, 3 TFL in 8 games; 5 INTs, 12 pass breakups, 3 fumbles recovered PUNTER: — JESUS VARGAS, Donna, Sr., 42.3-yard average on 30 punts; 6 inside 20 DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: NIKITA WHITLOCK, Wylie. ——— SECOND-TEAM OFFENSE: LINEMEN: Matt Boyles, Southlake Carroll, Sr.; Joel Gray, Lewisville Hebron, Sr.; Hunter Hogan, Tyler Lee, Sr.; Will McLane, Smithson Valley, Sr.; Margarito Vasquez, Odessa Permian, Jr. ENDS/RECEIVERS: Collin Ashley, Flower Mound, Sr.; Tayler Gabriel, Mesquite Horn, Sr. QUARTERBACK (tie): Matt Brown, Allen, Jr.; Jerry Lopez, Laredo Alexander, Sr. RUNNING BACKS: Bradley Marquez, Odessa, Soph.; Sherard Ray, Odessa Permian, Sr.; Bo Snelson, Pasadena Memorial, Sr. KICKER: Zach Olen, Richardson Berkner, Jr. ——— SECOND-TEAM DEFENSE: LINEMEN: Brayden Burnett, Southlake Carroll, Sr.; Jamarkus McFarland, Lufkin, Sr.; Jackson Richards, Southlake Carroll, Jr.; Siasaio "L.T." Tuipulotu, Euless Trinity, Sr. LINEBACKERS: Elikena Fieilo, Euless Trinity, Sr.; Edgar Martinez, Los Fresnos, Sr.; Daniel Salinas, Galena Park North Shore, Sr. BACKS: Jordan Aubrey, Tyler Lee, Sr.; Dele Junaid, Fort Bend Hightower, Sr.; Nate Snow, Houston Clear Lake, Sr.; Steve Williams, Dallas Skyline, Sr. PUNTER: Will Atterberry, Lewisville, Sr. ——— HONORABLE MENTION OFFENSE: LINEMEN: Emone Bailey, Alief Elsik; Toni Cognasi, Amarillo; Bryan Collins, Keller; Dex Dennard, Odessa; Chase Douglass, Lewisville Marcus; Isain Garcia, Houston Milby; Brett Gunn, Temple; Tino Hong, McAllen; Trey Hopkins, Galena Park North Shore; Scott Inskeep, McAllen; Clint Naron, Klein Oak; Austin O'Connell, Odessa Permian; Ruben Talamantes, Odessa; Brandon Teinert, Georgetown. ENDS/RECEIVERS: Emory Blake, Austin High; Josh Boyce, Copperas Cove; Mike Davis, Dallas Skyline, Jr.; Darius Johnson, Fort Bend Hightower; Kris Lott, Plano; Cody Matthews, Smithson Valley; Kevin Miller, Pearland; Mathew Montalvo, San Benito; M.J. Porter, Killeen Shoemaker; Charlie Rivas, San Benito; Benny Shepard, Amarillo. QUARTERBACKS: Chris Camp, Lubbock Coronado; Garrett Gilleland, Georgetown; Steven Hill, Colleyville Heritage; Matt Joeckel, Arlington; Denarius McGhee, Euless Trinity; Carson Meger, Plano; Joe Mitchell, Katy Morton Ranch; Austin Pugliese, Cypress Creek; Derrick Teegarden, Odessa. RUNNING BACKS: Robert Bass, Fort Bend Elkins; Michael Blackmon, Weslaco; Kasey Carrier, Pearland; Adam Hirtz, Katy Cinco Ranch; Stephen Hopkins, Lewisville Marcus; Ashton Jefferson, Alvin; Ben Malena, Cedar Hill; Glasco Martin, Round Rock Stony Point; Dedrick McKnight, Cedar Park; Christine Michael, Beaumont West Brook; Darius Miller, Midland; Jonathon Miller, Garland Naaman Forest; Lache Seastrunk, Temple, Jr.; Ryan Swope, Austin Westlake; Domingo Torres, EP Montwood. KICKERS: Raul Balbuena, Katy; Eduardo Camara, Cedar Hill; Taylor Cowart, Smithson Valley; Robert Degollado, Los Fresnos; Cade Foster, Southlake Carroll; Randy McKay, Abilene; Brandon Rock, McAllen; Jordan Williamson, Round Rock Westwood. ——— HONORABLE MENTION DEFENSE: LINEMEN: Darnell Armstrong, Round Rock Stony Point; Nate Bonsu, Allen; John Bordano, New Braunfels; Jeff Claremond, DeSoto; Brian Corcoran, Klein Oak; Cody Davis, Klein Oak; Ashton Dorsey, Tyler John Tyler; Stephen Fox, Smithson Valley; Chris Kyle, McAllen; Arturo Lopez, San Benito; Stansly Maponga, Lewisville Hebron; Josh Mauro, Hurst Bell; Tevin Mims, Round Rock Stony Point; Edgar Perez, San Benito; Domingo Rincon, Harlingen; Justin Williams, Galveston Ball; Jordan Wilson, Conroe. LINEBACKERS: Tariq Allen, Irving MacArthur; Tanner Brown, New Braunfels; Blake Cavil, Conroe; David Curley, Lewisville; Fabian Galavez, Galveston Ball; Shaun Lewis, Fort Bend Hightower; Matt Monigold, Tyler Lee; Trevon Randle, League City Clear Springs; Anthony Rodriguez, PSJA North; Matthew Torres, Harlingen; Augustine Ume-Ezeoke, Garland Lakeview Centennial; Trey Villarreal, San Benito; Patrick West, Cypress Woods; Corey White, Richardson Berkner; Tom Wort, New Braunfels. BACKS: Tyson Brower, Round Rock Westwood; Luis Charles, Los Fresnos; Josh Garcia, Laredo United; Ryan Grametbaur, New Braunfels; Josh Peprah, Plano East; Jeremy Reeves, Allen; Sam Richardson, League City Clear Springs; Jason Stone, Georgetown; Darnell Taylor, Mesquite; Steven Terrell, Allen; Devin Walker, League City Clear Springs; Ryan Wood, Smithson Valley.

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FROM WOSHIGH POSTER td, if you would run for school board you would get my vote, along with many others I would bet. Seriously, that board member needs to be ran off. He clearly has no interest in the kids. How many students have their college paid for because of athletics? Would these same students be able to afford college without athletics? I would be interested in knowing how many of the school board members actually visit the schools and see how things are going and how often...... As for the buses being cut off, I nominate the board members to sit with the athletes that wait on their ride when practice is over. What if their ride doesn't show up? Should the coaches be able to call the board members and get them to bring the kids home?

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Believe Fox is only doing 5A this year live. Maybe on tape delay.

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LC-M taking AD applications Van Wade The Orange Leader LITTLE CYPRESS — The search is on at Little Cypress-Mauriceville for a new athletic director and head football coach. The LC-M CISD is looking to replace former AD Todd Moody. The district posted the job on its school website and is taking applications through Jan. 19. The position will pay between $68,026 and $80, 596 for 226 working days. Some requirements are a minimum of five years of successful teaching and coaching experience, a valid Texas teaching certificate. A Master’s degree from an accresdited college or university is preferred. Todd Moody recently requested to be reassigned within the district and Superintendent Dr. Pauline Hargrove approved the request earlier this month. Moody was 8-28 in his four seasons at LC-M and turned in an 0-8 record in 2008 with the Bears. LC-M was outscored 337-71 for the season. Opponents averaged 399.0 yards a game on offense while the Bears averaged 189.0. The Bears finished 1-9 in 2007 with a team high picked by The Orange Leader in its pre-season rankings. The Bears were outscored 278-132 that season. The Bears’ most productive season in the Moody era came in 2006 in which they went 5-5 and almost grabbed the third-place playoff spot by finishing fourth. The Bears outscored their opposition 194-140 that season. LC-M went 4-3 in 20-4A play, posting shutout victories over Port Neches-Groves and Beaumont Ozen while also defeating Lumberton and Vidor. In Moody’s first season in 2005 during the Hurricane Rita-shortened campaign, the Bears went 2-6. Moody is the second head coach within District 20-4A to be reassigned since the end of the football season. Matt Burnett recently was reassigned at Port Neches-Groves High School after leading the Indians to a 3-6 campaign in 2008 after going 8-4 in 2007 and sharing the district championship with Dayton and Lumberton.

Best I’ve ever seen’ By Nick Cioci The Baytown Sun Published December 18, 2008 They call him “Ty-REEK the Freak†and Dayton head football coach Jerry Stewart isn’t about to argue. “In my 33 years, he may be the best I’ve ever seen,†Stewart said about Sulphur Springs quarterback Tyrik Rollison after he and his Broncos coaches had already spent a couple of days trying to figure out how to stop the Wildcats. “He’s very accurate, he’s got a rifle and he’s got one wicked quick delivery,†Stewart said of the senior who is ranked No. 58 in the nation among all recruits by rivals.com. Dayton and Sulphur Springs face off Saturday at 2 p.m. in San Antonio’s Alamodome for the Class 4A Division II state championship. It’s the first-ever state championship game for both schools. The 6-foot-2, 185-pound Rollison has thrown for 4,315 yards on 291-of-398 passing for 49 touchdowns while only throwing 15 interceptions and being sacked only 27 times this year. “The first year I was here, he was only a sophomore and splitting time with another guy at that position,†Wildcats third-year head coach Greg Owens said. “He won that job by the end of the year and has been able to mature a lot since then. “He has a tremendously strong arm and great pocket presence and field awareness that he just knows when to get rid of the ball. He is a tremendous leader for us.†Along with his arm, Rollison has also been able to run for 961 yards and 11 more touchdowns this year on 153 carries. Along with Rollison, running back Ryan Young has also helped the offense to their first 13-win season in school history. “He has helped us bring a balanced attack to the field,†Owens said. “He has been able to rush for over 2,000 yards this year while also having close to 800 receiving yards. He has allowed us to break him out as a fifth receiver and also use him in pass protection.†Owens feels that along with Young, the offensive line gaining a year of experience has helped Rollison become a better quarterback this year. “The offensive line last year was comprised of four sophomores and a junior and this year we now have four juniors and a senior so they have just gotten better with age,†he said. “Rollison knows he will get protection from those guys and Young so he knows he can step up in the pocket and throw the ball.â€

That 35,000 is NOT correct. The correct figure hopefully has already been given back to the board.

Hopefully with the NEW money figure given to the board it will be reversed.

Welcome to the site!

It must be alot cheaper for TW becaus ethey won't get the NFL Network. Oh come on Admin, you know i like Baseball, just haven't been on the Baseball board lately.

And you may be right!

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Texas High School Baseball Coaches Association 38th annual convention January 8, 9, 10, 2009 Waco convention center Waco, Texas clinic sessions: Brazos room · Thursday, january 8 5:30pm – 9:00pm · Friday, january 9 8:15am – 5:00pm · Saturday, january 10 8:30am – 12:00 noon exhibits open: · Thursday, january 8 6:00pm – 9:00pm · friday, january 9 7:30am – 5:00pm · satureay, january 10 8:00am – 12:00 noon clinic agenda: · thursday, january 8, 2009 4:00pm registration begins exhibits open 5:15-5:30pm welcome and introduction of speakers – brazos room 5:30-5:50pm joel kuehl – bosqueville 1a state champion “thoughts from a baseball coach†5:55-6:15pm melvin bates – salado 2a state champion “small school baseball program†6:20-6:40pm charles bollinger – snyder 3a state champion “never be satisfied†6:45-7:15pm bob laurie – washington nationals scout “high school coach/scout relationhip†7:20-7:40pm steve chapman – calallen 4a state champion “our miracle season of 2008†7:45-8:05pm kendall clark – plano west 5a state champion “setting a goal and how to achieve it†7:00pm exhibits close 8:30pm convention center closes 9:00pm thsbca meeting with uil · friday, january 9, 2009 8:00am exhibits open registration and convention center open 8:15-8:55am jay evans – sbua umpires “new rules and points of interest†9:00-9:40am mitch gaspard- university of alabama “infield play†9:45-10:25am joe morgan – former cincinnatti red and baseball hall of fame member “hitting†10:30-10:50am uil 10:50-12:10pm thsbca business meeting 12:10-12:50pm lunch – texas room (lower level) 12:55-1:35pm rich marazzi “rule ball†– applying the baseball rule book to game situations 1:40-2:20pm xavier hernandez – tampa bay rays “pitching mechanics and care of the young pitcher’s arm†2:25-3:05pm david murphy – texas rangers mark saccomanno – houston astros q & a 3:10-3:50pm brad detmore – round rock express “groundskeeping†3:55-4:35pm mark fuller and marty paulsen – wisconsin high school coaches 70 years of baseball experience “little things that help you win†5:00pm exhibits close 6:00pm thsbca hall of fame banquet speaker: Joe morgan · saturday, january 10, 2009 7:00-8:30am fca breakfast 8:00am exhibits open 8:30-9:15am matt deggs – texas a&m universtiy “aggie offensive baseball†9:20-10:05am don slaught – right view pro former texas ranger and new york yankee “hitting†10:10-10:55am dr. Bill harrison “slow the game down†11:00-11:45am don slaught “hitting†11:50-12:00 closing remarks/ cash drawings 12:00 noon exhibits close

There will be an Athletic program!

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