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Brawl Breaks Out during Pee Wee Football Game Comments 0 | Recommend 0 November 19, 2008 - 6:56 PM News Staff A weekend brawl involving coaches for a youth football league could lead to criminal charges. Authorities say it happened Saturday at the Lumberton Youth Football field. Authorities say coaches from Lumberton and Bridge City got into a fight during a game involving the pee wee league of 7 and 8 year olds. Parents and board members of the football league intervened and broke up the fight. Mike Minton of the Lumberton Youth Football League told KFDM it got out of hand quickly. He says fortunately there were board members on hand to break it up and there were no injuries. He says the children were pulled away quickly and protected. Minton says that type of behavior will not be tolerated. He says the Southeast Texas Junior Football League has already taking action including issuing lifetime suspensions. Sgt. Kenneth Powell of the Lumberton Police Department tells KFDM, investigators have received a videotape of the incident but have not yet looked at it in depth. Powell says once they review the tape closely, the department will file whatever charges are appropriate. If you have video of the altercation, contact KFDM News by calling (409) 895-4664 or emailing [email protected]

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Mustangs look to slow down Hornets Van Wade The Orange Leader WEST ORANGE — The beat goes on for the third-ranked West Orange-Stark Mustangs as they’re getting prepared for the Caldwell Hornets in the Class 3A Region III Division II area round of the playoffs. The two will tangle Friday night at 7:30 p.m. at The Woodlands Woodforest Stadium. The Mustangs (9-0) throttled Coldspring 36-8 in the bidistrict round while the Hornets (6-3) had a bye. It will certainly be a matchup of contrasting styles, especially when Caldwell has the ball. The Hornets are averaging 464.8 yards a game, 405.9 of it coming on the ground in their Slot-T formation. The Hornets have put up strong numbers, outscoring their opposition 390-205. The Hornets’ three losses came at the hands of Bellville (44-14), Navasota (28-27) and Rockdale (28-14), three teams that still remain alive in the postseason. On the other side of the Hornet offense will be the Mustang “Chain Gang†defense. A defense that has allowed just 116.7 yards a game and 49 total points. WO-S has allowed just 440 yards on the ground all season while the Hornets have had three games this season in which they’ve gained over 500 yards rushing. “It’s going to be a battle of wills,†said Mustang head coach Dan Hooks. “Coach (Cornel) Thompson has studied so much film already this week and he’s getting our defense prepared. This is an offense you don’t see very often. It’s close to the wishbone. We saw a little of it last week against Coldspring and we saw it in our scrimmage against Vidor way back when.†Caldwell running back Kyson Woolverton has rumbled for 1,352 yards and 13 TDs on 185 carries. Fellow back Nelson Scott has 1,032 yards and 18 TDs on 115 carries. Other backs include Randall Lester (44-533-8) and Kendrin Shephers (64-443-4) also have nice running numbers. Hornet quarterback Trenton Sims has completed 21-of-55 passes for 475 yards and seven TDs to go along with five interceptions. “They execute their offense well,†said Hooks. “There isn’t anything fancy to them, they line up and go right at you. They do a lot of things to disguise what they’re doing with their running game so you have to be on your toes. One thing we do know, they don’t put the ball in the air much. They have a pretty nice line up front, we’re going to have to do our best to win the physical battle in the trenches.†While the Hornets like to slug it out at the line of scrimmage, the Mustang offense will attack the Caldwell defense with their balanced spread formation. WO-S enters the game pumping out 371.1 yards a contest, led by senior quarterback Ortavious Hypolite. Hypolite has completed 77-of-122 passes for 1,201 yards and 13 TDs and has tossed just two interceptions. He’s also collected 615 yards and 10 TDs on 94 carries on the ground. Tailback Quintavious cut up Coldspring for 153 yards and three TDs last week and now has 900 yards and 17 TDs off of 129 totes. Receiver Trey Franks continues to lead the way with 31 receptions for 578 yards and five TDs. They will face a Hornet defensive unit that is allowing 293.7 yards per game. “Defensively, Caldwell has bent a little bit but they’ve been strong when they’ve had too,†said Hooks. “Hopefully we’ll be able to get a few big plays on them. The key for us is hanging on to the football. With their offense, they’re going to try to ball-control us some, which means we’ll probably have fewer possessions than normal.†This time of year, anything can happen. “You almost have to perfect in all phases of the game,†said Hooks. “If you lose, there is no tomorrow as far as practice and a game. It’s the best time of the year. The kids have a sense of urgency and have had excellent practices and they’re having fun, that’s what it is all about.†The WO-S-Caldwell winner will face the Gilmer-Mexia winner in the regional semifinals next week.

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That's what was reported on the sticky post above.

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What was the HF/Liberty score?

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