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Good start for the Tigers!

Fri. 7:30 in Pasadena

No. 3 Mustangs now face Hornets' rushing attack Van Wade The Orange Leader After rolling to a 36-8 win over the Coldspring in the Class 3A Region III Division II bidistrict playoffs, the third-ranked West Orange-Stark Mustangs are gearing up to face Caldwell in the area round Friday night. The Mustangs (9-0) will face the Caldwell Hornets (6-3), runner-ups out of District 24-3A, at 7:30 p.m. at The Woodlands Woodforest Stadium. Ticket prices are $6 for adults and $4 for students. All tickets at the gate are $7. Tickets will be on sale in the WOS Athletic Department on the following dates and times: • Wednesday, 1 to 3 p.m. • Thursday, 10 a.m. to noon and 1 to 3 p.m. • Friday, 10 a.m. to noon Caldwell had a bye in the bi-district round because no one in District 23-3A plays football. The Mustangs broke away from Coldspring with a big second half last Saturday. Leading 14-8 at intermission, WO-S scored 22 unanswered points in the second half. The Mustang defense allowed Coldspring just 184 yards in the contest, including just 39 in the second half. WO-S piled up 328 offensive yards. Tailback Quintavious Garrett rushed for 152 yards and three touchdowns. Quarterback Ortavious Hypolite rushed for 72 yards and passed for 91 yards and two TDs in the decisive win. The Mustangs have outscored their opponents 403-41 for the season and are allowing just 116.7 yards a game on defense. Meanwhile, a balanced WO-S offense is putting up 370 yards a game. The Hornets have put up strong numbers as well, 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. Something will have to give when the Hornets have the ball on offense. Caldwell checks in averaging 464.8 yards a game, a whopping 405.9 yards of it coming on the ground in the run-oriented offense. 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. Fellow backs 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. The Hornets have had three games this season in which they have rushed for more than 500 yards. In contrast, the Mustang “Chain Gang†defense has allowed only 440 yards on the ground the entire season. Defensively, the Hornets are allowing 293.7 yards per outing,163.1 rushing and 130.6 passing. The WO-S-Caldwell winner will face the Gilmer-Mexia winner in the Region III semifinals next week. In other 3A Region III Division II bid strict action last week Gilmer crushed Diboll 54-0. Mexia downed Crockett 20-18. Carthage spanked Tatum 62-14. Lorena downed Palestine Westwood 24-14 and Clevelnd crushed Hardin-Jefferson 46-14. In area round action this week Carthage will face Lorena and Cleveland will take on Rockdale. In other 3A area round action, the Silsbee Tigers, a 20-16 winner over Huffman in bid strict, will meet Navasota Friday at 7:30 p.m. at Sam Houston State University’s Bower Stadium in the 3A Region III Division I bracket.. The Hornets have put up strong numbers as well, 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. In Class 5A action, the Beaumont West Brook Bruins, who downed Pasadena Memorial 51-35 in bidistrict, will tangle with Dickinson Saturday at 1 p.m. at Baytown’s Stallworth Stadium. In the Class 4A area round the Beaumont Central Jaguars, who blanked North Forest 21-0, will face Lockhart Saturday at 7 p.m. at Katy’s Jack Rhodes Memorial Stadium. The Nederland Bulldogs, who held off C.E. King 35-34, will meet Magnolia Saturday at 1 p.m. at Conroe’s Buddy Moorhead Stadium. In Class 2A, Little Cypress-Mauriceville’s Battlin’ Bear Stadium will be a busy venue this week for the Class 2A playoffs. On Thursday at Battlin’ Bear Stadium the second-ranked Kirbyville Wildcats will tangle with District 23-2A champion Anahuac Panthers at 7 p.m. Kirbyville throttled Corrigan-Camden 34-15 in bid strict while Anahuac wrapped up the 23-2A title with a 38-13 win against Deweyville. On Friday at LC-M the Newton Eagles will face the East Chambers Buccaneers at 7:30 p.m. Newton pounded Buffalo 49-0 in the first round while East Chambers clinched the third-place spot out of 23-2A with a 27-13 victory against Buna. The District 23-2A runnerup Hardin Hornets will battle New Waverly Saturday at 1 p.m. at Humble’s Turner Stadium. In Class 1A playoff action Evadale will take on Normangee Friday at 7:30 p.m. at Jacksonville’s Tomato Bowl Stadium. West Hardin will face Bremond Friday at 7:30 p.m. at Groveton’s Indians Stadium and Hull-Daisetta will battle Mart Saturday at 7:30 p.m. at Navasota’s Rattler Stadium.

Thanks!!

:D check your PM.

I may take that Route

Let's cool it or it will be locked up.

That's true.

I'll never forget that game!!

That Monster was something else (Simmons)!

I think Caldwell had a couple of games where they had 500 yards rushing.

Go Rebels!

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Let's settle down or the thread will be locked!!!!!

Calling Ryker

8) 8)

Round 3 and 4 will probably tell the tell!

May happen at Lufkin!! 2 and 7.

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New game time....7:30 instead of 7.

@ Woodforest Stadium – The Woodlands, Texas I-10 W to Houston Take exit 775A to merge onto I-610 N Take exit 77 for Lake Woodlands Dr/ Tamina Rd/ Research Forest Rd Merge onto I-45/ I 45 Service Rd Turn right at Shenandoah Park Dr Via FM 105 to Woodforest Stadium – The Woodlands, Texas: § I-10 to Beaumont § Take 69, 96, 287 exit (like going to Parkdale Mall) § Exit State Highway 105. Make right onto Hwy. 105 § Hwy. 105- You will go through Conroe and pass under I-45 and go left and Merge onto I-45 § Take exit 77 for Lake Woodlands Dr/ Tamina Rd/ Research Forest Rd § Merge onto I-45/ I 45 Service Rd § Turn left at Shenandoah Park Dr

This should be a good close game.

Coaches decided on it.