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The Chron is picking Port Arthur to win. I think most on this site believe that to be the case. I do to but I don't think the Titans sweep. [Hidden Content] Thoughts?

Mid County MOJO 07 has a few spots left on our spring 2018 roster. Particularly interested in a couple strong infielders. Pitchers and catchers always welcome! We will continue having open practices throughout January. Please email us at [email protected], call/text Bryan Mason (936) 391-9242, or visit our Facebook page for more information.

MOJO 07 will be a second year 10U team this fall season. We are looking for a devoted, diligent group of athletes born in 2007 with positive attitudes that understand a successful season will require hard work and dedication. Our goal is to develop a strong, competitive team that is committed to one another and the MOJO Organization, always strives to play to their full potential, and that will mature and develop in the sport as a team. Open practices will be held every Tuesday and Thursday beginning through July 20th at 6:00 pm. Tryouts will be held Saturday, July 22nd at 2:00 pm. Please sign up for our tryouts at [Hidden Content]. Practices and tryouts will be held at the PNG Softball League fields located behind Port Neches library. Location and times may have to change from time to time due to weather. Please like and follow our Facebook page for venue changes and/or rainouts. [Hidden Content] If you have any questions or would like additional information please contact: Bryan Mason (936) 391-9242 or email [email protected]

Mid County MOJO 07 will have open practices from 6:00-8:00 pm on following dates: Sunday 6/26 Thursday 6/30 Thursday 7/7 Thursday 7/14... Sunday 7/24 Tryouts will be Thursday 7/28 and Friday 7/29 also from 6:00 - 8:00 pm All open practices and tryouts will be held at the MOJO fields in Groves at the intersection of Highway 73 and 32nd street, behind Groves Auto Body. MOJO 07 will be a first year 10U team forming this fall season. We are looking for a devoted, diligent group of athletes born in 2007 with positive attitudes that understand the transition into 10U will require hard work and dedication. Our goal is to develop a strong, competitive team that is committed to one another, always strives to play to their full potential, and that will mature and develop in the sport as a team. Coaching staff will include Bryan Mason and Ryan Plessala previously of PNGSL Tribal Recon. If you have any questions or would like additional information please contact: Bryan Mason (936) 391-9242 Ryan Plessala (409) 332-9384 or email [email protected]

                    Darius Paul, a 6-foot-8 forward who spent last year at the University of Illinois, is joining Lamar State College-Port Arthur for the 2014-15 season.                 Paul earned Freshman of the Year accolades in the Mid-American Conference at Western Michigan after averaging 10.4 points and 5.7 rebounds as a freshman. He sat out the 2013-14 season per NCAA transfer rules. Paul was originally expected to contribute for Illinois in the upcoming campaign, but received a one-year suspension after what UI Coach John Groce described as “multiple transgressions." Coach Groce did not go into detail about specific incidences.                 “Lamar State College-Port Arthur provides a family environment where student-athletes can attain academic achievement, athletic success and personal growth,” Seahawks Head Coach Lance Madison said. “Lamar State-Port Arthur provides the resources necessary for student-athletes to achieve their goals."                 Paul transferred from Western Michigan to play for the Fighting Illini, following in his brother’s footsteps. Brandon Paul is a former Illinois star guard and Illinois Mr. Basketball.                 “Lamar State-Port Arthur is the perfect fit for Darius," Illinois Head Coach John Groce said.  "I have known Coach Madison for many years and have a tremendous amount of respect for the way he coaches and mentors young men.  In speaking with Darius and his family, I know they are determined to take full advantage of this opportunity he has in Texas.  I am confident that Darius will grow as a person, student and player during his time at the college.  Illini Nation is behind him.”