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1928 Port Arthur State Finalist
1929- Port Arthur Co-Champions
1931- Beaumont State Finalist
1943 Lufkin State Finalist
1944 Port Artur State Champions
1948 Houston Lamar State Finalist
1951 Baytown Lee State Finalist
1952 Baytown Lee State Finalist
1952 Deer Park State Finalist
1953 Houston Lamar State Champions
1953 Port Neches State Champions
1953 Huntsville State Champions
1954 Port Neches State Finalist
1954 Deer Park State Champions
1955 Port Neches State Champions
1955 Deer Park State Champions
1956 Nederland State Finalist
1957 Port Arthur State Finalist
1957 Nederland State Champions
1958 Pasadena State Finalist
1958 Angelton State Finalist
1960 Crosby State Finalist
1961 Galena Park State Finalist
1961 Nederland State Finalist
1961 Hull-Daisetta State Finalist
1964 Galena Park State Finalist
1965 Bridge City State Finalist
1966 Bridge City State Champions
1968 Lufkin Dunbar State Finalist
1971 Barbers Hill Co-Champions
1972 Baytown Sterling State Finalist
1973 Friendswood State Champions
1974 Newton State Champions
1974 Grapeland State Champions
1975 Port Neches-Groves State Champions
1976 Beaumont Hebert State Champions
1976 Barbers Hill State Champions
1977 Port Neches-Groves State Finalist
1979 Hull-Daisetta State Champions
1979 High Island State Finalist
1980 Port Arthur Jefferson State Finalist
1980 Huntsville State Champions
1981 Houston Yates State Finalist
1981 Garrison State Finalist
1982 Beaumont West Brook State Champions
1983 Groveton State Finalist
1984 Beaumont French CO-State Champions
1984 Groveton State Champions
1985 Houston Yates State Champions
1985 Groveton State Finalist
1986 La Marque State Finalist
1986 West Orange-Stark State Champions
1986 Burkeville State Champions
1987 West Orange-Stark State Champions
1988 West Orange-Stark State Finalist
1988 Corrigan Camden State Champions
1989 A&M Consolidated State Finalist
1989 Groveton State Champions
1990 Crockett State Champions
1990 Groveton State Champions
1991 A&M Consolidated State Champions
1992 Houston Yates State Finalist
1992 A&M Consolidated State Finalist
1992 Coldspring State Finalist
1993 La Marque State Finalist
1994 La Marque State Finalist 
1995 La Marque State Champions 
1995 Alto State Finalist
1996 La Marque State Champions
1996 Tatum State Finalist
1996 Groveton State Finalist
1996 Tenaha State Finalist
1997 Texas City State Champions Same District
1997 La Marque State Champions Same District
1998 Grapevine State Champions
1998 La Marque State Finalist
1998 Newton State Champions
1998 Tenaha State Champions
1999 Texas City State Champions
1999 Port Neches-Groves State Finalist
2000 West Orange-Stark State Finalist
2000 Burkeville State Finalist
2001 Lufkin State Champions
2001 Garrison State Finalist
2001 Burkeville State Champions
2002 Corrigan Camden State Champions
2003 Galena Park North Shore State Champions
2003 La Marque State Champions
2003 San Augustine State Champions
2003 Garrison State Champions
2004 Jasper State Finalist
2004 Newton State Finalist
2005 Tatum State Champions
2005 Newton State Champions
2006 La Marque State Champions
2006 Tatum State Champions
2006 Alto State Champions
2007 Lamar Consolidated State Champions
2007 Tatum State Finalist
2007 Alto State Champions
2008 Dayton State Finalist
2008 Kirbyville State Finalist
2009 Kirbyville State Finalist
2010 La Marque State Finalist
2010 Coldspring-Oakhurst State Finalist
2011 Manvel State Finalist
2011 Tenaha State Champions
2012 Houston Lamar State Finalist
2012 Tenaha State Finalist
2014 West orange-Stark State Finalist
2014 Newton state Finalist
2015 Galena Park North Shore State Champions
2015 West Orange-Stark State Champions
2016 West Orange-Stark State Champions
2017 Manvel State Finalist
2017 West Orange-Stark State Finalist
2017 Newton State Champions
2017 Tenaha State Finalist
2018 Galena Park North Shore State Champions 
2018 Beaumont West Brook State Finalist
2018 Fort Bend Marshall State Finalist
2018 Newton State Champions
2019 Galena Park North Shore State Champions
2019 Fort Bend Marshall State Finalist
2020 Crosby State Finalist
2021 Galena Park North  Shore State Champions
2022 Galena Park North Shore State Finalist
2022 Port Neches-Groves State Finalist
2023 Galena Park North Shore State Finalist
2023 Humble Summer Creek State Finalist
2023 Port Neches-Groves State Champions 
2023 Timpson State Champions
If I missed any I apologize. Names and number run together after awhile. Let me know if I missed any. Thought it would be fun to see the area success. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Well, they’ll have to actually travel, is what I mean, probably won’t get their Dallas area refs, and probably will have a smaller crowd than they get at At&T, facing a not-at-all smaller PNG crowd. 

Awesome effort by Silsbee in the 2nd half. No quit in these tigers. Congrats on being the best legitimate 4A team in the state for the second straight year! 

Who was the genius that came up with the idea of creating an uneven playing field by allowing one team to recruit over a broad area of talent while restricting all the other teams to stringent recruiting rules. Then call it fair sportsman ‘ship?

1993: Offense: Dexter Hebert, Kelly; Defense: Frank Middleton, West Brook
1994: Offense: Jay McGuire, Silsbee; Shaun Horn, Jasper
1995: Offense: Jeffery Spikes, Burkeville; Tyseski Adoin, West Brook
1996: Offense: Elijah Burkins, Thomas Jefferson; T.J. Light, Lumberton
1997: Offense: Bryan Bock, Bridge City; Fred Wright, Kountze
1998: Offense: Chip Ambres, West Brook; Defense: Charles Sias, WO-S
1999: Offense: Beaux Daville, Orangefield; Defense: Rod Gulley, Newton
2000: Offense: Dustin Long, PN-G; Defense: Gayron Allen, WO-S
2001: Offense: Sean Yoder, Nederland; Defense: Jermaine Hope, WO-S
2002: Offense: Tony Eckert, Lumberton; Defense: Ricky Wilson, Lincoln
2003: Offense: Matt Peebles, Bridge City; Defense: William Bryant, Jasper
2004: Offense: Jamaal Charles, P.A. Memorial; Defense: William Morrissey, Silsbee
2005: Offense: Jamaal Charles, P.A. Memorial; Defense: Brain West, Ozen
2006: Offense: Kenneth Beasley, WO-S; Defense: Sean Weatherspoon, Jasper
2007: Offense: Micah Mosley, Nederland; Defense: Earl Thomas, WO-S
2008: Offense: Cody Hussey, Lumberton; Defense: Tramain Thomas, East Chambers
2009: Offense: Christine Michael, West Brook Defense: Kevin Robinson, WO-S
2010: Offense: Jeremy Johnson, Silsbee; Jacoby Hale, Central
2011: Offense: Fred Ford, Kirbyville; Defense: Colin Garrett, West Brook  
2012: Offense: Terrence Singleton, P.A. Memorial; Defense: Corbin Carr, Nederland
 2013: Offense: Montana Quirante, Vidor; Defense: Montana Quirante, Vidor
 2014: Offense: Patrick Reed, Silsbee; DeShawn Washington, Nederland
 2015: Offense: Michael Jacquet, Central; Defense: Deionte Thompson, WO-S
 2016: Offense: Jack Dallas, WO-S; Defense: Steven Tims, WO-S
 2017: Offense: Calvin Tyler, Silsbee; Defense: Kary Vincent, PA Memorial
 2018: Offense: Roschon Johnson, PN-G; Defense: Corbin Foster, Newton
 2019: Offense: Darwin Barlow, Newton; Defense: Darrell Hawkins, Jr., West Brook
2020: Offense: Troy Yowman, West Brook; Defense: Tyrone Brown, WO-S
2021: Offense: Earnest Ceasar, East Chambers; Defense: Ayden Bell, Silsbee
2022: Offense: Kheagian Heckaman, HF, Defense: Leighton Foster, Newton
2023: Offense: Dre'lon Miller, Silsbee; Defense: Jayron Williams, Silsbee
2024: Offense: Hieko Malon, Newton; Defense: Bron Melvin, Kirbyville

I look at it as a toss up between Dayton and Nederland for the fourth spot. Dayton has a more proven coach, but I (perhaps naively) refuse to not think Nederland is a good coach away from putting things together. But, I’d still give an edge to Dayton. They were a more complete team than Nederland last year and are returning some key pieces. Nederland won an “anybody’s game” matchup with them. Add Prieto and the coin weighs more toward Dayton (and not just against Nederland). 
And, just my two cents: I have trouble choosing between LC or PNG for first place. PNG was better last year, overall, but only slightly. LC brings back a stud QB and who knows who else. And, there’s hardly any margin for error. We could reasonably drop the first two of district and be fighting for third. 

What's worse is I heard Splendora scheduled their own homecoming during their bye week. 😂

I’m sure an improvement from last year, looking more forward to the 2-3 years on a plan full offseason workout and culture change. 
 
positive note I’m hearing all the kids are really buying into the program and perfect attendance to everyone showing up for the before and after school workouts. 

A few things from Lake Worth
1) their top returning player who was the district MVP transferred out during the summer (was ruled ineligible and didnt play his senior year)
2) Prieto was hired the Friday before Memorial Day, tough to really implement things getting hired that late

With the addition of Prieto, this district has a new wrinkle. If we assume both Nederland and Dayton are improved with their HC additions, and if we assume they both show that improvement enough this season to at least challenge PNG/LC/Huntsville, the district race is fascinating. I don’t mean to overstate how good they could be - It’s more likely than not that a first year under a new coach is more “gradual progress” than “throwing a grenade on the whole schedule.” But, I also don’t want to overstate how good the favorites are. Last year was last year, this year is brand new. The season was already going to be interesting because you’re throwing PNG, LC, and Huntsville into the same test tube. If Dayton and Nederland improve even enough to make some noise, it becomes a murderer’s row. I personally hope that’s the case. I’d love our district to stomp into Region 2 and scatter everyone else’s marbles.

I think that was a talent issue/learning a new system. Look at the 5 seasons prior to them going back to back 10 win seasons. 

There will be for the opener. Crosby fans will still show up 5 mins before kickoff looking for one of the same 27 parking spots we never found the last 20 years just so we can walk in and stand on the fence. 

Barrow already did!  😏😁

Miller, should have not been on the field at all against Bellville, as people realized by his slow return to the Basketball court ,but he wanted to start, and hope for a miracle. But injuries and team dynamics affect the decisions of these Individual awards, and in my opinion the Nguyen kid should win it , hands down. 

First, I don't think he was the best player on the field the week that Jasper came to Silsbee... Smith from Jasper should have worn a cape that night.
Secondly, the "on the field" part does mean something... Miller was MIA in the second half against Bellville.  He wasn't too injured to start, just too injured to stay in the game once it started getting out of hand.  I know that he's got a future to think about, and I understand his decision to chill on the sidelines while the rest of the Tigers were getting a demonstration on how the Slot T is supposed to work.  Being the most athletically gifted kid on the team and being the best player on the field aren't the same thing. 
But I wouldn't argue too much if Miller won.... he's still pretty deserving.

Montgomery is terrible. Lake Creek is good.
4 out of first 5 will test the Indians. The last 5 will get to play a lot of non starters in those games.

just think the year after this you will get to go to Montgomery twice......

I really respect Coach Joseph’s predistrict selections, even if I would like to see Memorial on the schedule. We will be prepared for whatever we face the rest of the season.
I’ve already circled December 13 on my calendar. Scalp ‘em, Indians.

Montgomery stadium twice in 1 season is brutal… 

WF will have their work cut out for them this year but they should be ready to fight in year 2.

August 30 - @Klein Oak
September 6- @BU
September 13 - La Porte
BYE
September 27 - Montgomery Lake Creek
October 4 - @Huntsville
October 11 - Splendora
October 18 - @West Fork
October 25 - Nederland
November 1 - Montgomery
November 8 - @Dayton 
This is about as good a district travel schedule I could have hoped for. I would have preferred Nederland be one of the away games, to get either Huntsville, Dayton, or West Fork at home.  As it is, we get both Montgomery schools at home. 

Regardless of travel, this is a tough schedule.
Preseason, I could see us going 1-2. La Porte, MLC, and Huntsville all in a row is going to be like a playoff run. And, Klein Oak looks like they’ll have some serious size and strength. First five weeks will be a murderers’ row, not counting BU - Who knows what they‘ll be next year, but if I had to guess I’d say “not good” until they have a new coach. 
 
West Fork, Nederland, and Montgomery are wild cards. I think Dayton and Splendora won’t make much noise.
 
West Fork: New schools are always intriguing. Sometimes they go straight to being good. 
Nederland: New coach, determined to get back into the mix. 
 
Montgomery: I don’t know much about them, other than we played them in the playoffs in ‘21 and ‘22. They strike me as always being at least pretty good. 
 
Hunstville and MLC are both returning talent from last year, and we saw how good they were. If Lake Creek had beaten us, I think they could have come away with a state championship. We’ll be good too, I think. But, this is going to be an exciting district. 
 
 

Theriot told the team today that he will be accepting the DC position at Bridge City.

Nguyen is likely the favorite.
Over 2000 yards rushing on the season and state champion.

Offense should be Nguyen.