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1. Huffman 10-0

2. Liberty  7-2

3. Tarkington 7-3

T4. Coldspring 3-6

T4. Shepherd 3-6

6. Splendora 3-7

7. Cleveland  0-10

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DH

Newcomer

Anyone know 11 players that can make this team?

Great fans right? ??? Come on guys where are you? I know a few from Huffman that could fill in some so here goes.

Henk Pitcher and MVP

Hashagen C and Henk could be the catcher.

Kyle Deberry at first base?

Newcomer of the year could be the fish third baseban for Huffman. Forget his name.

Little Deberry plays ss for Huffman but have not seen play that much but he is not bad.

These are a few names so how about you fans from Liberty got any? Guys whine bc we get no coverage but let me tell you here it is so get after it.

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FalconBaseball#20

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Great fans right? ??? Come on guys where are you? I know a few from Huffman that could fill in some so here goes.

Henk Pitcher and MVP

Hashagen C and Henk could be the catcher.

Kyle Deberry at first base?

Newcomer of the year could be the fish third baseban for Huffman. Forget his name.

Little Deberry plays ss for Huffman but have not seen play that much but he is not bad.

These are a few names so how about you fans from Liberty got any? Guys whine bc we get no coverage but let me tell you here it is so get after it.

The newcomer your thinking of is Austin Key. He has done a tremedous job for our team this year and he deserves recognition(doesnt matter what, just something) for sure.

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Here is my 2-cents

P- Henk (MVP) --- His strength is Catching but is also a good Pitcher and welcome to 3A ball, he plays other positions as needed to fill the gap of players who need to pitch and there is no backup for that position. He has played all the positions this year at one time or another. He has hit several HRs and leads the AREA (Houston Chronicle Stats) in RBIs (40) with games remaining to play. He has led this section of the stats every week so far. His batting average just recently dropped below .600 (.536) with 6-HR 3-3b and 10-2b. He played hurt with an Appendicitis Problem on Thursday night last month and they removed it on Friday Night. He was back within 2-weeks and still held on to his stats.

C- Hashagen --- Blaine also has to play pitcher and catcher when needed. He is very solid behind the plate and is extremely tough to steal on. Henk and Hash make a great 1-2 combination on pitching and catching. I do not think anyone in the district is fast enough to steal on either one of them given a good pitch.

2B - Cory Lemons -- Solid 2b and good bat with I think 2HRs this season.

1B - Kyle DeBerry --- Excellent digs all year long, great bat... Some game winning hits...

Newcomer - Austin Keys or Cole DeBerry --- Great Gloves, Good Bats,  Solid All Around.

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