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How was the refs? Did they have BH jerseys on? Of course ;D Uncle bob and Uncle Jim did a great job Refing this game ;D ;D Cleveland just got beat!!! they had a great tounament and with 4 Sophmores starting what an awesome accomplishment!! Goodluck to Cleveland in the playoffs they should do great!!

WOW!!!! Thats an impressive win by the Eagles Congrats to the boys

BH's last year in 3A 05' 06' was close! Of all things BH didn't win in Baseball or Softball???? I dug this up off of an old post Below is a quick review of the athletic and academic accomplishments for the 2005-2006 school year. Girls Cross Country: District champions and regional qualifier Boys Cross Country: District champions and state qualifiers finishing 7th. Volleyball: District champions and regional finalists (Lost to eventual state champion Bellville) Football - District champions and area finalist Girls Basketball: District champions and regional quarterfinalists Boys Basketball: District champions and area finalist Boys Track: District champions; Cedric Moore and Jimmy Mudd state competitors Girls Track: District champions; Brandea Speer state competitor Girls Golf: District champions and regional qualifiers Boys Golf: District champions, 3rd at regional tournament; Matt Stephens 4th at state Girls Tennis: District champions Boys Tennis: District champions Baseball: 2nd place in district; bi-district and area champions Softball: 2nd place in district; regional champion and state semifinalist Literary and Academic Teams: Literary Criticism - State champions, Mark Fritzenschaft 4th and Brian Bender 6th Current Issues and Events - 2nd place state team; John Loranger State Champion Computer Applications - Ryan Ashley 3rd place at state One Act Play - 1st Runner Up; Ryan Gipson and Stephen Mercantel all-star cast

Wakie , Wakie hands off snakie Indians ;D

;D We will see if they belong after the Cleveland game. Home Ref ahhhhh I mean home court advantage for the Eagles will help ;D ;D

Cleveland has had a heck of a tournament should be a good one!! Eagles head to title game after win over GCM By Nick Cioci The Baytown Sun Published December 31, 2008 MONT BELVIEU — The Barbers Hill Eagles advanced to the championship of the Gulf Coast Classic with a 49-29 win over Goose Creek Memorial Tuesday. Ian Hamlin and Kody Mourer led the way for the Eagles with 16 points and 11 points, respectively. The Eagles, who have not won the Gulf Coast Classic since 2005, started the game off with a 14-2 run. “We just have to put the ball in the basket,†Patriots head coach Jeff Keener said. “We had a lot of looks at the rim and now we just have to finish. “After we fell down 14-2, I felt we did a good job all game of trying to battle back.†The Patriots answered back after falling down going on a 6-1 run to end the first quarter down 15-8. The Eagles found their shot again though in the second quarter outscoring the Patriots 13-9 and took a 28-17 lead into halftime. Both teams came out after the break though and played physically in the third quarter which resulted in just 11 points being scored, eight by the Eagles and three by the Patriots. Eagles head coach Nathan Toon said the Eagles like when it is a physical ball game. The Eagles outscored the Patriots 13-9 once again in the fourth quarter to cruise to the 49-29 victory. Both teams head coaches said they felt their players did a good job of playing hard all game. “I felt we rebounded well,†Eagles head coach Nathan Toon said. “We wanted to get into our offensive sets and I felt we executed well when we did that.†Keener felt his players competed well with the Eagles in the game. “We just have to get better on the defensive glass,†he said. “They just wanted it more on the boards then we did but we did play well defensively. “We just can’t give up that many offensive rebounds.†Toon said the Eagles still have a lot of room for improvement. “We need to shoot free throws better as well as work on are zone rotations defensively more as well,†he said. “We had a few mental lapses as well so we just need to keep our intensity better.†Jerel Zayas, DeMartie Allen and Pedro Alvarez led the way for the Patriots in the loss. Zayas and Allen each scored six points while Alvarez had five points. The Patriots followed up their loss to the Eagles with a 58-29 loss to Nederland Tuesday knocking them out of the Gulf Coast Classic. The Patriots will be back in action Tuesday when they host Dayton at 7:30 p.m. In other action at the Gulf Coast Classic in the boys’ division, the Sterling Rangers beat Little Cypress-Mauriceville 63-41 Tuesday. Cartivious Kincade, JyQuis Mitchell and Andre Corley led the way for the Rangers, who improved to 12-5 with the win. Kincade had 17 points, Mitchell had 16 points with four of his baskets being three pointers and Corley had 11 points. “I felt we played hard defensively,†Patton said. “Our goal was to come in here and repeat as champions but since our lose we had to refocus ourselves.†The Rangers will be back in action today at 10:30 a.m. when they play Spring-Dekaney in the consolation bracket championship game.

BH Vs. Hastings today for the Championship game BH girls’ advance to championship game By Nick Cioci The Baytown Sun Published December 31, 2008 MONT BELVIEU — The Barbers Hill Lady Eagles advanced to the championship of the Gulf Coast Classic with two wins Tuesday. The Eagles beat Huffman 69-53 in the first game and West Brook 51-38 in the second game. Jenna Silva, Jasmine Carter and Jordan Cobb led the way for the Eagles in the game against Huffman. Silva had 15 points, Carter had 14 points and Cobb had nine points. Jill Coon also chipped in six assists and six steals for the Eagles. Carter and Britney Gibbs led the way for the Eagles in the game against West Brook. Carter had 13 points while Gibbs was one assist shy of a triple-double with 10 points, 10 rebounds and nine assists. The Eagles will be back in action today when they take on Hastings at 1:30 p.m. in a rematch of last year’s championship game at the Gulf Coast Classic girls’ division. In other action of the Gulf Coast Classic girls’ division, the Sterling Lady Rangers defeated Ozen 60-45 Tuesday to advance to the semifinals of the third-place game. Deshelle Isaac and Denise White led the way for the Lady Rangers in the game with 20 points and 17 points, respectively. The Lady Rangers will be back in action today when they take on West Brook in the semifinals of the third-place game at 9 a.m. The winner of Sterling/West Brook will take on the winner of Terrell/Mayde Creek at noon for third place. The Crosby Lady Cougars lost to Little Cypress-Mauriceville 52-38 Tuesday in the consolation bracket. Reneisha Sheppard and Sonniqua Jones led the way for the Lady Cougars. Sheppard had nine blocks while Jones had 11 points for the Lady Cougars, who fell to 8-12 overall with the loss. Lady Cougar head coach Bryan Anderson said free throws were a problem for the Cougars in the game. The Lady Cougars managed only 28 percent from the line, hitting eight of 29 free throws while LCM made 20 of 29 free throws. The Lady Cougars will be back in action Tuesday when they host Kingwood Park in District 19-4A play at 7:30 p.m.

Good news for BH is we can only get better from this year :'( BH has some good underclassman and next year should be the start of a great BH team in the building process.Still a couple of years away, but it starts next year.

Sounds like the "wrasslin" went on during the game ;D ;D

Any one know if Ian is playing? I have noticed that he has not played a game yet.

Are yall playing a game this week or renaming your stadium? ;D Broncos by 14!!

Ok ,Ok I have a resolution since it is Thanksgiving week and all I and some other BHFANS are willing give up our OC Price to the Indians as a good faith offering ;D ;D ;D

Thanks for the Info. and HillGuy keep that Black Berry Charged ;D ;D

Barbers Hill 74 Port Neches-Groves 41 #34 Chelsea Eppler scored 12 pts Barbers Hill is now 5-0 on the season and will travel to Bmt. Westbrook on Tuesday before competing in the Lovelady Tournament on Friday and Saturday. PN-G: Caitlyn Dylceo 12 BH: Jasmine Carter 12, Chelsea Eppler 12, Kendall Shaw 11, Jillian Coon 11, Shannon Evans 5, Jordan Cobb 5, Carli Manchaca 5, Brittney Gibbs 4, Ann Marie Davis 4, Morgan Anderson 2, Shelby Bedinger 2, Jenna Silva 1 Barbers Hill JV 57 PN-G 7 BH Scorers: Brooke Safieh 16, Haley Khoury 9, Dominique Schelby 8, Elyssa Courtney 6, Taylor Barnett 5, Mary Mudd 4, Kara Bradshaw 4, Tarran Hammond 3, Schyler Mang 2

Why is Ian not playing? Is he Injured? Monday, November 24 Barbers Hill 59 Hempstead 34 Barbers Hill is now 3-0 and will host LaMarque on Tuesday. Other district scores: Galena Park 69 LaMarque 65, Crosby 59 Baytown Sterling 58, Texas City 73 C.E. King 71 Hempstead: Curtis Busby 12 BH: Jake Miller 16, Michael Bounds 13, Richard Minnick 11, Daniel Mitchell 5, Robby Bragg 5, Davion Griffin 4, Austin Crawley 3, Kody Mourer 2

What teams will be in the Lovelady Tournament this year?

Can we bring back the Wimberly Vs. WOS thread from years past? This is looking awefully familiar ;D ;D Oh and before ya ask ,Basketball season is doing just fine ;D ;D

Congrats Nederland!!!,I think everyone wrote you guys off after losing to BH! This huge win makes me feel better about our team this year as well. With this game in the books hope to not seeya in the playoffs (That is if we make it)

Barbers Hill 69 Dawson 24 Barbers Hill goes to 4-0. BH will begin a very busy week this week as they host PN-G on Monday, travel to Bmt. Westbrook on Tuesday and then participate in the Lovelady Tournament on Friday and Saturday.

;D Rankings, Wildcats don’t scare Anahuac By Nick Cioci The Baytown Sun Published November 20, 2008 ANAHUAC — The Anahuac Panthers football team will play in its first postseason game since 2003 tonight when they take on No. 2-ranked Kirbyville at Little-Cypress Mauriceville at 7 p.m. In that time, Kirbyville has gone 7-4 in the playoffs and made it to the regional round three out of the four years. The Panthers finished as undefeated district champs in District 23-2A, going 6-0 on in district and 8-2 overall. That offers a sharp contrast to last year’s team that went 2-8 overall and 1-5 in district play. Part of Anahuac’s improved play has been the offense, which is led by senior quarterback Jacob Pesina and senior running back Deior McNeil. “The coaches have been pushing us since the offseason and trying to keep us focused,†Pesina said. “It’s a big thing (winning the district title) in this town and it’s gotten us a lot more support.†McNeil, who has 1,298 yards and 25 touchdowns on 134 carries, agrees with his teammate that working out every day has helped the team turn it around. “We started trusting him (Coach Barbay),†McNeil said. “When I was a freshmen and sophomore, we had two or three new coaches, so the coach staying and not giving up on us helped us a lot. He led us to the district title.†Both players say they don’t care about the high ranking the Wildcats have. “We don’t care about the rankings,†Pesina said. “It’s only a number. If we just come to play, we should be able to win.†McNeil agrees with his quarterback, who has passed for 587 yards and six touchdowns with only one interception. “That doesn’t matter to us,†McNeil said, referring to the Wildcats’ ranking. “The people that are ranking them could have been my grandfather.†Pesina and McNeil agree the Panthers can beat the Wildcats, who are 10-0 on the year. “We just can’t have turnovers and have to keep scoring,†Pesina said. “As long as we execute and don’t have any big turnovers we should be all right.†McNeil feels the two teams are evenly matched up on paper. “As long as we go out and play Panther football and have no turnovers, it should be a good game,†McNeil said. Directions to Little Cypress-Mauriceville from Anahuac: Take 1-10 East for 63 miles; Take Exit 877 toward TX-87/Orange/Newton; Turn left on TX-87/N16th St for 3 miles. Stadium is at 7327 Highway 87 N.

20% chance of rain Friday, but not from Orangefield ;D

BH won 43-39!

Any news on what both teams are bringing back from last year? Should be a good one! How many Ned players play football?

I bet the Girls beat Nederland........... ;D ;D

Oh no!!!!! did the football coaches take over Girls B-ball ;D ;D J/K hope they do well BH's girls BasketBall use to be awesome!!!!