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For PN-G I would say the 1975 State Champions. That year the Tribe went (14-1) avenging their only loss of the season to South Houston (lost by 1) by stomping the Trojans 32-7 in the playoffs. PN-G would go onto beat Odessa Permian in the title game. Following the season the Indians were ranked as the #3 team in the nation. A close 2nd came in 1977 when PN-G outscored their opponents by an average of 29-8 finishing 14-1 losing the title game to Plano 13-10 before the largest crowd to ever witness a high school football game (49,000+).

Good luck to whoever comes out on top in district 32, there are 3 good ball teams still in the mix. It is amazing how far Groves National has come since I've grown up playing ball in the 80's and 90's. Back then most of the top players came from Groves American where we played under PONY rules while National was kind of looked down upon by the other.

I was supposed to but things came. Heard from him last night wish he would've had a better game last night. He's a buddy of mine, I did a story on in Florida the last two years and last season at Minute Maid.

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DISTRICT 12 1st Round Jasper def. Kirbyville North End def. Buna West End def. Silsbee Lumberton def. Spindletop Amelia def. Tyler County 2nd Round Winners Bracket South Tyler County def. Kirbyville Evadale def. North End West End def. Lumberton Kountze def. Amelia 3rd Round Winners Bracket Evadale def. South Tyler County West End def. Kountze 4th Round Winners Bracket West End def. Evadale CHAMPIONSHIP Kountze at West End, Tuesday 7:30 pm Losers Bracket Spindletop def. Silsbee, Silsbee eliminated Spindletop def. Kirbyville, Kirbyville eliminated North End def. Tyler County, Tyler County eliminated Lumberton def. Jasper, Jasper eliminated Amelia def. Buna, Buna eliminated North End def. Spindletop, Spindletop eliminated Lumberton def. Amelia, Amelia eliminated Kountze def. North End, North End eliminated Lumberton def. South Tyler County, South Tyler County eliminated Kountze def. Lumberton, Lumberton eliminated Kountze def. Evadale, Evadale eliminated

DISTRICT 32 1st Round Bridge City 15 Vidor 1 Nederland South 9 Port Neches 6 Groves National 13 Nederland North 2 2nd Round Winners Bracket Groves National 10 Nederland South 0 Bridge City 9 FHWS 1 3rd Round Winners Bracket Groves National 6 Bridge City 5 CHAMPIONSHIP Groves National 13 Bridge City 2 F/4 Losers Bracket Nederland North 18 Port Neches 0, Port Neches eliminated Nederland South 11 Vidor 1, Vidor eliminated Nederland North 13 FHWS 2, FHWS eliminated Nederland North 5 Nederland South 2, Nederland South eliminated Bridge City 8 Nederland North 3, Nederland North eliminated

Geez guys I'm friends with his girlfriend, But I do agree he had 26 errors last year.

Now wouldn't that make sense ;D you are a wise one, but I still can't confirm, lol.

Things are being worked out with different teams, Tech is supposed to come next year. One of the toughest things in college basketball is scheduling. Bigger schools have NOTHING to gain from playing at smaller schools. Also when Lamar beats a team like BYU and Air Force at home trust me schools notice that.

Lamar will be solid once again. Pitching will be key with Sisk leading the way. Also while some of the backups will be asked to step up there will be many new faces. One last thing another starter from this years team looks like he is transfering to possibly Nevada I won't mention his name until it becomes official.

To me the smaller schools are actually scarier to play. No offense to the smaller classifications but for the most part larger schools aren't as fired up while for the small guys the game means a ton. For example here are couple of small school scares PN-G had when I was there. 1996: PN-G 30 Newton 6, score was much closer then the final. 1997: PN-G 21 Newton 7 1999: PN-G 14 Kelly 10, the Indians went to state this season but some fans were wondering if we would make the playoffs after the opener. The Bulldogs players and fans clearly felt like this was a big game.

Sanches Joins Phillies MLB.com OTTAWA - RHP Brian Sanches has been recalled by the Philadelphia Phillies. Sanches, 28, was 1-2 with a 5.40 ERA and a team-leading 10 saves in 24 games with the Lynx this season. He was second on the team with 39 strikeouts and walked only four batters in 30 innings of work for the Lynx. He made his Major League debut with the Phillies last season, posting no record and a 5.91 ERA with 23 strikeouts in 18 games. Sanches has a career 38-42 record and 35 saves over his nine Minor League seasons.

Just curious is that TJ's record for Memorial? Hopefully they're not adding the Titans wins to the total.

USA 2:1 Panama Final USA vs Canada Semifinals

USA 2:1 Panama 2nd Half 90+

USA 2:0 Panama 2nd Half Goals USA: Donavan 59' USA: Bocanegra 63'

USA facing Panama as we speak in the quarterfinals. Americans have yet to surrender a goal. USA 0 : 0 Panama 1st Half

Great girl and family. I interviewed her on Monday when she signed.

I agree as soon as started school at Taft Elementary in 1985 those teams were legendary. I remember it seemed like a dream then came 1989 when Ron McGill and the boys brought back the spirit to The Reservation and I had my first chance to see PN-G in the Dome when they beat Lamar Consolidated. Then the thing that stuck in my mind the most from my first day of high school on the windows of the doors in the old A wing the football stickers for the 1970s state semifinals, finals and champions were still there. I would definatly want to play for the PN-G dynasty of the mid 70s. Position Free Safety or Wide Receiver.

He played he was playing in an independent league I just haven't found him on a roster yet, I'll give him a call.

I hope we never see corporate logos on out local football fields, it would remind me of the Canadian League.

MLB Kevin Millar -Baltimore Orioles Brian Sanches -Philadelphia Phillies Minors BALTIMORE ORIOLES Ryan Finan -Frederick Keys (Adv. A) CHICAGO CUBS Micah Hoffpauir -Iowa Cubs (AAA) Chucky Platt -Daytona Cubs (Adv. A) CINCINNATI REDS Ryan Baker -Billings Mustangs ® CLEVELAND INDIANS Will Delage -Mahoning Valley Scrappers (SSA) COLORADO ROCKIES Chris Buechner -Tri-City Dust Devils (SSA) HOUSTON ASTROS Collin DeLome -Tri-City Valley Cats (SSA) LOS ANGELES DODGERS Erik Kanaby -Ogden Raptors ® MINNESOTA TWINS Jesse Floyd -New Britain Rock Cats (AA) NEW YORK METS Dan Hernadez -GCL Mets ® OAKLAND ATHLETICS Derrick Gordon -Kane County Cougars (A) PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES Heath Totten -Ottawa Lynx (AAA) PITSBURGH PIRATES Stephen MacFarland -Hickory Crawdads (A) SAN DIEGO PADRES Clay Hensley -Portland Beavers (AAA) Kyle Stutes -San Antonio Missions (AA) Allen Harrington -Eugene Emeralds (SSA) SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS Ben Cox -Connecticut Defenders (AA) Michael Ambort -Salem-Keizer Volcanoes (SSA) TEXAS RANGERS Randy Williams -Oklahoma Red Hawks (AAA) TORONTO BLUE JAYS CJ Ebarb -Auburn Doubledays (SSA) Independent CAMDEN RIVER SHARKS Mark Ion FORT WORTH CATS Jordan Foster SHREVEPORT SPORTS Cody Williams

This was actually announced yesterday.

Collin has been added to the Tri City Valley Cats roster, short season (A) HOUSTON (AP) - The Houston Astros today announced deals with 26 players taken in the first-year player draft. Terms weren't released. The list includes ten pitchers. Among the 26 is a fifth-round pick -- Lamar outfielder Collin DeLome. Also reaching a deal was Florida Southern pitcher Brett Robinson. His father is Astros director of pitching development Dewey Robinson. Here are the other players: -- David Dixon, a second baseman from Auburn -- Luis Pardo, a pitcher from Florida Gulf Coast University -- Matthew Cusick, a second baseman from U-S-C -- Brian Pellegrini, a third baseman from St. Bonaventure -- Craig Corrado, a right fielder from Tampa -- Mason Roberts, a pitcher from Cisco Junior College -- Brian Espersen, a pitcher from Mercyhurst College -- Jonathan Fixler, a catcher from Indiana -- Kyle Miller, a catcher from Central Florida Community College -- Bernard Anderson, a right fielder from New Orleans -- Charles Gamble, a third baseman from North Carolina A-and-T State -- Philip Stringer, a shortstop from Auburn -- Kevin Carkeek, a catcher from Oakland University -- Sal Iacono, a catcher from Princeton -- Jared Pitts, a right fielder from Stephen F. Austin -- Travis Sweet, an outfielder from Iowa -- Danny Gil, a pitcher from Miami -- Jason Dominguez, a pitcher from Pepperdine -- David Miller, a pitcher from Stephen F. Austin -- Brian Wabick, a pitcher from Oakton Community College -- Jordan Powell, a pitcher from Southern Illinois -- Robert Leonhardt, a pitcher from Stephen F. Austin -- Christopher Turner, an outfielder from Brandon High School, in Florida -- Cat Everett, a shortstop from Tulane. (Copyright 2007 by The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.)

Nice.