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4! But there will be some shear and dry air it will have to face. I would say cat 2-3 right now.

GFS model has landfall near Galveston late Friday!!!!!

The way the upper air patten is going to be it's going to be close. We have to hope Cuba can tear it up!

See weather board.

Hopefully Cuba will do some damage to it.

Lions slip past Cardinals, 28-26 Gabriel Pruett The Orange Leader BRIDGE CITY — Bridge City Coach Cris Stump kept telling everyone if the Cardinals were to go to 2-0, it would take everything they had. Stump was dead on as a very talented Kountze squad who grounded up 360 yards, all of the yardage the Lions had on the night in a 28-26 victory. Bridge City (1-1) allowed just 98 yards in the second half after allowing Kountze (1-1) to rush for 262 in the first half to take a 28-6 lead into the break. The Cardinals came out with a passion in the second half yet ran out of time to overtake the Lions. “We had some stupid penalties in the first half,†Stump said. “It seemed like every time we would get something going, it would get called back. We have to correct all that.†Bridge City ended the night with nine penalties for 75 yards. The Cardinals were not the only ones getting penalties called on them. The refs never seemed to swallow their whistles as the Lions were called for six penalties leading to 60 yards. “I don’t want to take anything away at all from Kountze,†Stump said. “I said to everyone all week they are a good football team. There is a reason they are picked to win that district with East Chambers and that group.†Milton Williams was the leading rusher in the game with 106 yards on 15 carries while teammate Jared Howard added 95 yards on 24 totes. Kountze quarterback Domingo Smith only threw two passes in the entire game, both were incomplete. On the other side, Josh Lemoine for Bridge City was 7-for-15 passing for 146 yards with one interception and two interceptions. Lemoine added 37 yards rushing on 13 carries with one score. Lemoine’s most exciting touchdown came late in the fourth quarter on a strike to Jerry Landry. Landry was defended well by a Kountze defender and seemed to grab the football off the Lion players helmet. Landry ended up with a 51-yard touchdown reception to make the score 28-26 with 4:27 left in the game. The only problem was the Cardinals could then not get the Lions off the field as Kountze was able to take the rest of the time off the clock with their rushing attack. “Both the coaches and players did a great job in the second half making adjustments,†Stump said. “We just never showed up in that first half.†The Lions proved Stump’s point on the initial drive of the evening with a 58-yard, 11-play scoring drive. All 11 plays came on the ground. Williams had 53 of the yards which did back up a few times with penalties. Howard capped the drive with 1-yard scoring run. Williams ran in a two-point conversion to make it 8-0. After punting the first time with the ball, Bridge City went to work on its second series of the game. Lemoine started the drive off with a 22-yard scamper and Robertson later picked up another 16 yards to take the Cardinals down to the Lions 24 yard line. Four plays later, Robertson found paydirt for his third touchdown of the night. Robertson had 80 yards on 11 carries on the night bringing his total to 191 on the season. The kick failed making it 8-6 Lions with 11:15 left in the first half. Kountze then scored the game’s next 20 points as Devon Wise scored three touchdowns to close out the second quarter. Wise first scored from 36 yards out then picked up a 24-yard touchdown run with 4:07 left in the first half to make it 20-6. Another two-point conversion made it 22-6. Wise was not done scoring on a 7-yard touchdown rush with 43 seconds left in the first half. The Lions started that drive at their own 31-yard line. Smith went for 51 yards on the second play of the drive. Two plays later is when Wise scored to make it 28-6 at the break. The Cardinals were forced to punt after their first drive of the second half and once again scored on the second. Bridge City started with great field position after Colton Gereau picked up a fumble forced by Cardinals’ defensive back Cody Eldridge. Lemoine found Cory Moseley on the fourth play of the drive for 15 yards bringing the Cardinals down to the Lions 9-yard line. Lemoine did the rest of the work with all nine yards rushing, the final yard coming on a scoring scamper. A Devin Bertrand PAT made it 28-13 with 4:19 left in the third. The Cardinals did a nice job keeping the Lions off the scoreboard the rest of the way and picked up another score with 8:19 remaining in the game. Lemoine and Robertson hooked up on a nice screen pass in which Lemoine got real close to being taken down for a sack. Instead the junior signal caller found Robertson and Robertson did the rest to score from 53 yards out. A failed two point conversion made it 28-20. Luke Rhodes had three receptions for 19 yards for the Cardinals. The Redbirds return to action this Friday when they play host to the Little Cypress-Mauriceville Battlin’ Bears. Kountze 28 Bridge City 26 Ktze 8 20 0 0 — 28 BC0 6 7 13 — 20 Scoring summary KOUNTZE — Jared Howard 1 run. Milton Williams run. BC — Joe Robertson 6 run. Kick fail. KOUNTZE — Devon Wise 36 run. Kick fail. KOUNTZE — Wise 24 run. Williams run. KOUNTZE — Wise 7 run. Pass fail. BC — Josh Lemoine 1 run. Devin Bertrand kick. BC — Robertson 53 pass from Lemoine. Pass fail. BC — Jerry Landry 51 pass from Lemoine. Bertrand kick. ——— BC Ktz First downs 13 19 Rushes-yards 24-117 56-360 Passing 146 0 Comp-Att-Int 7-15-1 0-2-1 Fumbles-Lost 1-1 3-2 Penalties-Yards 9-78 6-60 ——— INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING—Bridge City, Joe Robertson 11-80; Josh Lemoine 13-37. Kountze, Milton Williams 15-106; Jared Howard 24-95; Devin Wise 8-86; Domingo Smith 6-53’ Aubrey Walker 3-10. PASSING— Bridge City, Lemoine 7-15-1-146. Kountze, Smith 0-2-1 0. RECEIVING—Bridge City, Luke Rhodes 3-19; Cory Moseley 2-23; Jerry Landry 1-53; Robertson 1-51.

Orange Bowl goes to 'Stangs, 48-7 Van Wade The Orange Leader WEST ORANGE — Utilizing a big-play passing game in the first half, the West Orange-Stark Mustangs had no problems picking apart Little Cypress-Mauriceville, winning the Orange Bowl at Dan R. Hooks Stadium 48-7 Saturday night. Mustang senior quarterback Ortavious Hypolite completed 3-of-3 passes for a whopping 150 yards and two touchdowns in the first 24 minutes and ran for an 86-yard touchdown in the third period to power the Mustang attack. The Mustangs (2-0) totaled 365 yards of total offense and also brought back an interception and a punt back for scores. The WO-S “Chain Gang†defense limited the Bears to 111 total yards, including just 34 in the second half as a young LC-M (0-1) unit was playing their first game of the season. “Our kids gave a tremendous effort,†said Mustang head coach Dan Hooks. “We big-played the Bears early. It seemed like all of our scores were big plays tonight. Our defense was just outstanding. The only bad thing about the game was its sloppiness. We had way too many turnovers and penalties and I bet Coach (Todd) Moody feels the same way.†LC-M coach Todd Moody was glad the Bears got their first game under their belts. “It was a tough game for our kids but I can’t fault their effort tonight,†said Moody. “We played a great football team tonight, no doubt about it. We’re such a young team and this experience is only going to make us better. Sure, we wanted to have a better performance tonight, but they learned a lot and I think they’ll regroup for next week.†On the very first play from scrimmage Hypolite spotted a wide open Trey Franks on a 62-yard scoring bomb across the middle, giving the Mustangs a 7-0 lead with 11:43 left in the first period. “That play definitely set the tone for the rest of the night,†said Hooks. “Hypolite had a tremendous night. He threw the ball much better than he did in the Nederland game. He also showed he had a little speed with that big run in the third period.†On their second series, the Mustangs used six plays to navigate 49 yards to go up 14-0. WO-S netted all of its yards on the ground and Quintavious Garrett capped it with a 2-yard blast off right tackle with 6:14 left in the first. The Bears took advantage of three Mustang penalties on third down, 32 yards worth, as they drove 72 yards in 11 plays to get on the scoreboard. The Mustangs, flagged 10 times for 112 yards, received two personal foul calls and a defensive holding penalty to keep the Bear drive alive. It appeared that the Mustangs blocked a 27-yard field goal attempt by Gregg Gravett but were called for a personal foul. The Bears got the ball at the Mustang 3 and three plays later Ethan Sonnier sprinted his way around left end for a 2-yard touchdown to draw the Bears to within 14-7 with 11:10 left in the half as LC-M ate off seven minutes of the clock. The Mustangs struck with a flurry when Hypolite hit receiver Josh Gloston on a short swing pass to the left and sprinter Gloston was off to the races, going 50 yards to the end zone to make it 21-7 with 10:12 left in the half. The Bears moved from their own 15 all the way down to the Mustang 32 on the next series but Mustang linebacker Robert Jiles picked off LC-M sophomore quarterback Hunter Gonzales at the 29 and returned it 71 yards for the score to make it 28-7 with 4:52 left in the half. WO-S drove all the way down to the LC-M 1 with 0:27 left but Garrett fumbled right before he dove into the end zone. The Mustangs ran just 15 plays in the first half, gaining 201 yards while the Bears ran 30 plays for 77 yards. Hypolite proved he had plenty of leg in him when the lanky QB took a keeper 86 yards for a touchdown, outjuking a Bear defender at the 50 and zipping the rest of the way, making it 35-7 with 6:22 left in the third. Hypolite engineered a six-play, 66-yard touchdown march late in the third and threw his third touchdown pass of the night when he connected with Matthew Provost on a pass along the right gap and Provost bulled his way past a Bear near the 4 and barreled his way into the end zone to push the margin to 42-7 with 2:27 left in the third. After electrifying the crowd on the first play of the game, Franks, who had 2 catches for 100 yards, dazzled them again on the first play of the fourth quarter by taking a Bear punt at the Mustang 33 and taking it 67 yards to paydirt along the right sideline, upping the lead to 48-7 with 11:51 remaining. Gonzales proved his mettle in his first varsity start, completing 5-of-13 passes for 56 yards while rushing for 18. Ethan Sonnier led the LC-M ground game with 22 yards on 13 carries. Samuel Burton had two catches for 29 yards. Hypolite had 109 yards rushing on just three carries while Gloston had two receptions for 67 yards. The Mustangs will travel to Kirbyville in another non-district battle next week while LC-M visits Bridge City (1-1), which fell to Kountze 38-36 Saturday. “Kirbyville will be a nice test for our kids,†said Hooks. “We’ve got them and Jasper next, two good games to have before district starts.†Moody thinks the Bears will bounce back at Larry Ward Stadium next week. “It should be another good game with two Orange County teams involved,†said Moody. “ Coach (Cris) Stump will have the Cardinals ready and our kids will be hungry too. It should be a good test for both teams.†WO-S 48 LC-M 7 WO-S14 14 14 6 — 48 LC-M 0 7 0 0 — 7 Scoring summary WO-S — Trey Franks 62 pass from Ortavious Hypolite. Justin Sparrow kick. WO-S — Quintavious Garrett 2 run. Sparrow kick. LC-M — Ethan Sonnier 2 run. Gregg Gravett kick. WO-S — Josh Gloston 50 pass from Hypolite. Sparrow kick. WO-S — Robert Jiles 71 interception return. Sparrow kick. WO-S — Hypolite 86 run. Sparrow kick. WO-S — Matthew Provost 16 pass from Hypolite. Sparrow kick. WO-S — Franks 67 punt return. Kick failed/ ——— WO-S LC-M First downs 16 10 Rushes-yards 22-173 37-55 Passing 192 56 Comp-Att-Int 6-10-0 5-13-1 Fumbles-Lost 3-3 3-3 Penalties-Yards 10-112 7-71 ——— INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING—WO-S, Hypolite 3-109, Garrett 9-39, James Haynes 3-19, Kevin Robinson 4-16, Earnest Williams 1-8, Darius Robinson 1-(-2), Gloston 1-(-6); LC-M, Ethan Sonnier 13-22, Hunter Gonzales 9-18, Tevvin Jones 9-18, Jeremy Chauvin 1-1, Blake Perry 4-(-2), Howard Griffith 1-(-2). PASSING— WO-S, Hypolite 6-7-0-192, Reggie Garrett 0-3-0 0. LC-M, Gonzales 5-13-1-56. RECEIVING—WO-S, Franks 2-100, Gloston 2-67, Provost 1-16, Adrian Steen 1-9;, LC-M, Samuel Burton 2-29, Zack Sonnier 1-18, Ethan Sonnier 2-9. print this story email this story comment on this story • Click to discuss this story with other readers on our forums.

22-19 Memorial wins!

22-19 Memorial is the last i had with 2 min left.

Score?

Good game though!

Keep em coming!!

47-22 WB Wins!!

Hate to hear that!!

26-7 Deweyville wins!

Buna wins in 2 OT's 20-17!

13-9 Ozen 4th Q.

Woodville 14-0 3rd Q.

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48-7 WO-S Wins!!!