KFDM COOP

HF will be ok, don't think their ready to play yet though.

CLASS 5A School Rec Pts Prv 1. Trinity (18) 3-0 189 1 2. Plano (1) 4-0 165 2 3. Galena Park North Shore 2-0 144 3 4. Carroll 3-0 141 4 5. Abilene 4-0 106 5 6. Odessa Permian 4-0 92 7 7. Spring Westfield 1-0 64 8 8. The Woodlands 2-0 37 10 9. Allen 3-1 35 6 10. Lufkin 2-1 19 9 Others receiving votes — Copperas Cove 17, SA Madison 13, Dallas Skyline 8, Arl. Bowie 4, Beaumont West Brook 4, Pearland 4, Bryan 2, Richardson Berkner 1.

Memorial at The Woodlands Oct. 3

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AP Polls for the Week of 9/22/08 Here is The Associated Press high school poll for Sept. 22, with first-place votes in parentheses, records, points based on 10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1, and the team’s ranking in last week’s poll: CLASS 5A School Rec Pts Prv 1. Trinity (18) 3-0 189 1 2. Plano (1) 4-0 165 2 3. Galena Park North Shore 2-0 144 3 4. Carroll 3-0 141 4 5. Abilene 4-0 106 5 6. Odessa Permian 4-0 92 7 7. Spring Westfield 1-0 64 8 8. The Woodlands 2-0 37 10 9. Allen 3-1 35 6 10. Lufkin 2-1 19 9 Others receiving votes — Copperas Cove 17, SA Madison 13, Dallas Skyline 8, Arl. Bowie 4, Beaumont West Brook 4, Pearland 4, Bryan 2, Richardson Berkner 1. CLASS 4A School Rec Pts Prv 1. Lake Travis (19) 4-0 190 1 2. Everman 3-0 155 2 3. Highland Park 3-0 150 3 4. Aledo 3-0 127 4 5. Port Lavaca Calhoun 2-0 88 5 6. Longview 3-1 83 6 7. Texas City 2-0 63 8 8. Texarkana 3-0 60 9 9. Dallas Carter 3-0 35 10 10. Sulphur Springs 4-0 28 — Others receiving votes — Schertz Steele 15, Ennis 12, Wolfforth Frenship 11, Schertz Clemens 6, Abilene Cooper 5, Edcouch-Elsa 5, Kerrville Tivy 4, Waco 3, El Campo 2, Denison 1, Friendswood 1, Kilgore 1. CLASS 3A School Rec Pts Prv 1. Liberty Hill (18) 4-0 189 1 2. Cuero (1) 3-0 154 4 3. China Spring 4-0 148 3 4. West Orange-Stark 2-0 114 6 5. Navasota 2-0 110 5 6. Sealy 3-0 69 8 7. Celina 3-1 63 9 8. Waco La Vega 3-1 60 2 9. Abilene Wylie 2-2 35 — 10. Gilmer 3-1 22 7 Others receiving votes — Giddings 21, Burkburnett 18, Tyler Chapel Hill 11, Kennedale 10, Devine 10, Bellville 3, Texarkana Pleasant Grove 3, Rockdale 3, Crockett 2. CLASS 2A School Rec Pts Prv 1. Cisco (17) 4-0 187 1 2. Arp 3-0 138 4 3. Hitchcock 2-0 125 5 4. Refugio 3-0 100 8 5. Kirbyville 2-0 90 6 6. Elysian Fields 2-0 75 7 7. Altair Rice 3-0 70 9 8. Daingerfield (1) 4-0 56 — 9. Muleshoe (1) 4-0 53 — 10. Crane 3-1 40 2 Others receiving votes — Blanco 40, Corrigan-Camden 16, Pilot Point 14, Idalou 12, Grandview 10, Bushland 9, Caddo Mills 4, Alpine 3, Brady 3. CLASS A School Rec Pts Prv 1. Canadian (17) 4-0 188 1 2. Maud (2) 3-0 169 3 3. Itasca 4-0 118 6 4. Roscoe 3-1 97 5 5. Iraan 4-0 88 9 6. Stratford 3-1 71 2 7. Bremond 3-0 68 10 8. Cayuga 3-1 44 4 9. Shiner 3-0 42 — 10. Quinlan Boles 3-0 33 — Others receiving votes — New Deal 29, Mart 25, D’Hanis 15, Alto 14, Archer City 10, Goldthwaite 7, Roby 6, Tenaha 6, Albany 5, Clarendon 4, Simms Bowie 3, Menard 3.

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The game will be at LC-M!!!

WOS is off this week. They have a Non District game next week.

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Good luck to both teams!

Updated 9-22-08

From Smoaky.com ***Breaking News*** Lufkin to play North Shore Lufkin AD/Football Coach John Outlaw told KTBB Sports the Panthers will host Galena Park North Shore on Friday, October 3rd at Abe Martin Stadium.

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Center Rough Riders Center District: 18 Region: 3 Class: 3A Colors: Purple, Gold Head Coach: Ron Callahan Overall: 1-2-0, 0.333 District: 0-0-0, 0.000 Power Rating: 58.89 Date Opponent Site Score 08/28/2008 @ Gladewater (3A-17) lost: 0-18 09/05/2008 @ Nacogdoches (4A-14) lost: 6-26 09/12/2008 @ Tyler Chapel Hill (3A-17) 09/19/2008 Longview Spring Hill (3A-17) won: 21-7

You are correct!

NO GAMES THIS WEEK!!! District games will resume Fri. Oct. 3rd. The District games for this week (Sept 26) will be played the first week of the Playoffs since this District don't have a round 1 Playoff game.

NAC is good this year!

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Report: Astros lash out about games in Milwaukee; Selig explains in ad Houston Astros players are still upset about having to play the Chicago Cubs in Milwaukee following Hurricane Ike, and it doesn't sound like they'll be ready to move on any time soon. "Major League Baseball has always valued the dollar more than they do the individual, the players and their families," Lance Berkman said, according to the Houston Chronicle on Sunday. "That's illustrated in things like playing through a lightning storm in Chicago [on Aug. 4]. "The most important thing is getting the game in so you don't lose the gate and you don't lose the revenue. That's A-No. 1. And then if in the course of that you can work it around where players aren't affected, that's a distant second. That's one reason why players try to exploit the system to the max because they know they're being treated the same way. That's a sad part of the game." The Cubs won both of the games played at Milwaukee's Miller Park, including a no-hitter by Carlos Zambrano. Major League Baseball moved two of the scheduled three-game series to Milwaukee, saying the third game would be played in Houston on Sept. 29 if it were needed to determine postseason play. But that olive branch wasn't enough for the Astros' Doug Brocail, who said it was obvious the name on the jerseys played a role in the decision. "The thing is we had days at the end of the season that we could have played a single game plus a doubleheader if need be," Brocail said, according to the Chronicle. "And to make us go up and play at North Wrigley like we had to on no sleep, it was absolutely ridiculous. If it was New York or Boston, it would have been played at the end of the season. "I truly believe that, and I think 99.9 percent of our teammates believe that. But no, we're the Houston Astros." Baseball commissioner Bud Selig took out a full-page ad in Sunday's Chronicle, explaining the process behind the decision. "In making the decision to play there, I recognized the advantage the Cubs would have in playing in such close proximity to Chicago and had there been a better option, I would have taken it," the ad read. "All of us involved in the decision regret the frustration the Astros and their fans felt about playing two games in Milwaukee. "As Commissioner, my job is to balance many competing needs, while also finishing the season on time so the Postseason can begin as scheduled. Hurricane Ike disrupted many things, including the baseball schedule and I regret its impact on Astros fans. I have heard your complaints and I understand the impact this storm has had on the lives of Texans and Houston-area residents in particular. "Sincerely, "Allan H. (Bud) Selig "Commissioner of Baseball"

Yankees win!

Should know today.