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Central Livingston Ozen LCM/Vidor

LCM might not even be in the playoffs..How would that work?

BH is a top 15 4A team, East Chambers is a top 10 2A, it wouldn't even be good warm up game for either team. East Chambers would beat Silsbee. I don't think they could beat HJ.

I'd like to see Woodville and HJ!  I wish OF could play EC again, they only beat OF by 2 early in the season. BH should try playing any of the top three in District 24-3A or a good 5A.

[quote name="thetruth" post="757087" timestamp="1265673489"] You don't think EC could give BH a game? [/quote] No.

We don't even know if each will make it to the Regional Final...Both teams have a lot of basketball to play before they meet.

West Brook @ [b]PAM [/b] (-21) Dayton @ [b]Barbers Hill[/b] (-14) North Forest @ [b]Crosby [/b] (-9) Central @ [b]Ozen [/b] (-7) Vidor @ [b]LCM [/b] (-8) Livingston @ [b]Nederland [/b] (-9) Lumberton @ [b]PNG [/b] (-9) (-21) [b]Jasper [/b] @ Pollack Central (-15) [b]WOS [/b] @ Bridge City (-39) [b]Hardin-Jefferson[/b] @ Hamshire-Fannett (-19) [b]Silsbee [/b] @ Orangefield Kirbyville @ [b]Newton [/b] (-3) (-3) [b]Woodville [/b] @ San Augustine (-19) [b]Anahuac [/b] @ Buna (-5) [b]Hardin [/b] @ Deweyville (-16) [b]East Cahmbers[/b] @ Warren Legacy @ [b]Kountze [/b] (-50) (-3) [b]Evadale [/b] @ Sabine Pass (-29) [b]Spurger [/b] @ High Island West Hardin @ [b]Hull-Daisetta[/b] (-1)

Which is it?

Still nothing?

[IMG][Hidden Content]] [b][size=10pt]Orangefield senior Aimee Scales scored nine points and had six rebounds in the Lady Bobcats' 48-43 loss to Hardin-Jefferson on Friday. Friday was the last home game in Scales' career which saw playoff trips in all three seasons.[/size] [/b] [size=16pt]Lady Hawks win 21-3A title; down OF, 48-43[/size] Gabriel Pruett The Orange Leader ORANGEFIELD — The Hardin-Jefferson Lady Hawks are the champions of District 21-3A and Jasmine Smith’s big night on Friday is a huge reason why. Smith had 11 points in the fourth period, 21 total, in Hardin-Jefferson’s 48-43 victory over the home-team Orangefield Lady Bobcats. The Lady Bobcats, who trailed by as many as nine in the game, could not come up with rebounds late in the game and the Lady Hawks (24-5, 9-0) knocked home enough free throws to seal the deal. Orangefield dropped to 21-9 overall and 7-2 in the district standings. Orangefield was led by Marissa Wyatt’s 12 points and senior Aimee Scales went out in style with nine points and six rebounds. Scales, the lone senior for Orangefield this season, was 7-for-10 from the free throw line. Orangefield was 16-for-22 from the line for the game. The Lady Bobcats trailed 42-41 after Wyatt knocked down a pair of free throws. The Lady Hawks then went on a 4-0 run. Smith hit a free throw then Abreanna Fontenot hit another to make it 44-41 with 34.1 left on the clock. Latonya August grabbed an offensive rebound on the one-and-one and Orangefield was forced to foul again. August knocked down the first free throw to make it 45-41 with 32.9 left in the game. Victoria Fontenot, who had nine points and seven rebounds, grabbed yet another offensive rebound for H-J. Victoria drained her first free throw to make it 47-41 with 30 seconds left. Ashton Wagner scored the Lady Bobcats last two points on a pair of free throws and Abreanna finished the score with one of her own. Wagner finished with seven points and two rebounds, all seven points came in the fourth. The third period was pivotal for the Lady Bobcats to even get back into the game as orangfield trailed 25-21 at the half, only after a huge shot from Wyatt. Orangefield only had one basket in the second and were down 25-17 until Wyatt buried a three-pointer and was fouled in the process. Wyatt hit the free throw and H-J led by four at the break. The Lady Hawks then could only muster up five points in the third and Orangefield seemed to find some offense. Wyatt, Kacy Juneau and Scales each had four points in the third as Orangefield went up 33-30 after three when Scales scored at the buzzer. Scales drove to the basket when nothing else seemed to work for Orangefield to take the final shot. The senior did it herself and gave Orangefield its biggest lead of the night heading into the fourth. The Lady Bobcats only made two baskets, both by Wagner, in the fourth while Smith and the Lady Hawks once again found their game. Freshman Megan Burton had a nice game off the bench for Orangefield with five points and three rebounds while Kasidy Hayes finished with five boards. Juneau had a nice all-around game with five points, four rebounds and four steals. Orangefield will finish up their district schedule with a trip to Silsbee on Tuesday. [Hidden Content]

She is my pick for Offensive MVP for 21-3A

Anyone from HF know the GIRLS SCORE against WOS?! Still not posted... ::)

Who is second and third in this district for the playoffs?

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Is Washington a senior or junior?

Why are you  ::)?

STANDINGS: Cleveland (9-1) Tarkington (8-2) Splendora (8-2) Coldspring (7-4 February 5: Shepherd at Cleveland Huffman Hargrave at Liberty Tarkington at Splendora February 9: Cleveland at Tarkington Splendora at Coldspring Liberty at Shepherd

Madisonville 1 loss (Rudder) Rudder 2 losses (Navasota and Madisonville) Navasota 2 losses (Madisonville and Rudder) If Madisonville beats Navasota it will be 1. Madisonville 2. Rudder 3. Navasota If Navsota wins it's a 3 way tie!

Bryan Rudder beat Madisonville in OT  :o

Hardin-Jefferson plays second place 24-3A (Navasota or Bryan Rudder) Orangefield plays third place 22-3A (Tarkington/Splendora) Silsbee plays second place 22-3A (Tarkington/Splendora)

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Congrats!! It was two great games between HJ and OF, both teams are young. It's going to be a great next couple of years!

Central Girls 95 Nederland Girls 38

Not sure what happend to the other OF/HJ thread.  ??? OF's JV won though  ;D