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1. Westbrook
2. Benjamin
3. Timpson
4. Albany
5. Franklin
6. Gunter
7. Chapel Hill
8. Bellville
9. Aledo 
10. Port Neches-Groves
11. North Shore 
TIEBREAKER 
12. DeSoto

1. Humble
2. Humble Summer Creek
3. Barbers Hill
4. Crosby
5. Baytown Lee
6. Port Arthur Memorial
7. Texas City
8. Little Cypress-Mauriceville
9. Lumberton
10. Vidor
11. Bridge City
12. Silsbee
13. Diboll
14. Shepherd
15. Kountze
16. Newton
17. Timpson
18. San Augustine
19. Shelbyville 
20. Groveton
21. Jewett Leon
22. Colmesneil
23. Lovelady
24. Evadale
25. Chester

New Caney will be around 2100 in two years.  The Junior and Sophomore classes are the last ones with two middle school feeders.  They will have about 425-450 size classes from now on.

This the third Evans-Pickens to come through Porter. His brother was the RB last year.   He played QB the last few games last year.  He was banged up the first part of the season. 

This the third Evans-Pickens to come through Porter. His brother was the RB last year.   He played QB the last few games last year.  He was banged up the first part of the season. 

You are correct West Fork will pull students from both New Caney and Porter.  As for next alignment- New Caney will probably be 6A and Porter will be 5A.  New Caney has an extremely large Freshmen class (over 700) and Sophomore class (over 600).  With rezoning- they will definitely drop in the 24-26 realignment. 

Final 
LCM 58-31

LCM 28-15 
Halftime
LCM started on 14-0 run to begin the game.  Huffman settled down but LCM is shooting pretty good from 3pt line.  
 
LCM has a couple kids with two fouls.  

Dougald McDougald named Head Coach at Westfork HS in New Caney.  Westfork will start varsity play in Fall 2024.

He went to Kingwood Park. 

It was legit-definitely 

Class 4A Boys-Huffman Hargrave vs East Chambers, Kyle White Field, Anahuac, Friday, 6PM

Exactly. Huffman was  just the better team overall.  More than likely Silsbee will be in state tournament next year. 
 

People keep asking this.....yet the Falcons keep winning.  Isn't it about time we admit that Huffman might be pretty good?

@whsalum I'm rarely suprised but that game suprised me last night.  I was there with my dad, brother in law and family friend and we all left scratching our heads.  I will say this betting against Harvey is like betting against Tom Brady.  I don't recommend doing either.  Huffman is going to be a hard out because everyone understands and embraces their role and that's hard to get young men/parents to buy into these days.  Hopefully we see a Huffman and Silsbee matchup. 

Well, Barrett did. 

Silsbee is cleaning the boards
28-19 Silsbee 

From Coach Barrett:
Our first round game vs WOS has changed due to weather. Saturday Liberty HS 7:30 pm Shepherd vs Lumberton will be before 5 pm Tickets will be purchased at the gate

Huffman jumped out early in the 1st by double digits. HJ started out cold and got in early foul trouble. They started to get back in it late in the first quarter.  The Hawks were doing a pretty good job defensively on Harvey but he is a good little ball player and started to hit some shots in the 2nd. Huffman once again pulled ahead by 10 about the midway point in the 2nd quarter. The game changed somewhere around the 4:00 minute mark of the 2nd quarter on what should have been a huge spark for HJ. They had cut the lead to I think 7 and should have had the momentum but got a technical foul after a MADE BASKET. Huffman hit the FT’s off the technical and I believe a quick 3 with the next possession. You can’t continue to give good basketball teams double digit leads. I can’t give any game analysis after that. I came home. I’ve watched ALOT of basketball in my lifetime and the HJ is probably a 5 point better team on a neutral floor , Harvey is probably the best player on either squad. If the Hawks are going to reach their full potential they are gonna have to clean up the discipline. They simply can’t keep giving up technical fouls in big games in big moments. You can’t win clutch ball games like that. Rant over !! Carry on !! 

Galena Park runs the flex bone- similar to the service academies. The OC ran it when he coached at C. E. King.  

I agree with you about C. E. King- especially when top athletes move to North Shore.
FYI- Zach Evans (RB) was in Sheldon ISD in seventh grade.   

Hargrave wins game 1. 7-3

I posted in a thread earlier which got locked shortly thereafter, but it dealt with this same discussion:
"Lumberton, LC-M, Bridge City, Hamshire Fannett (Include Huffman, if you wish) and other teams that don't consistently win will never consistently win.
It's not because their coach sucks, or there kids "just aren't as big as kids on the other team" or because select baseball or band or because no one gives them a chance or BLAH BLAH BLAH and the sickening list goes on and on...
The kids, the parents, the community, the fans, the school system - they are all complacent.
Until that kid wakes up at 5:30 each morning and gets a run or a lifting workout in before school or goes to the gym on the weekends and eats a good diet to pack on some beneficial muscle mass and gets some other leaders from his team to force all the other kids to join him, then it will never work. Those kids need to be salesmen for the team. Talk it up with the band kids or soccer athletes or baseball players that don't play football and try to get them to play. Until the student athlete takes control of every aspect of his athletic ability and knowledge of his position, then it will never work.
Until the parents quit bitching about the coaches' crappy decisions about who should start at QB, until they nudge their athlete at an early age to condition and stay active and athletic, until every parent of an athlete joins the booster club and actually does more than pay their once a year dues, until they are ALL IN on their town's football program, then it will never work.
Until the community & fans backs the football program like they do at PN-G where season tickets are passed down from generation to generation, until every business owner has the school colors in their windows during football season, until the people who pass an athlete in a letter jacket at the grocery store and tell him "Good Luck" or "Go Bears", until Friday night stands are packed out with folks that don't even have a kid on the team, then it will never work.
What does the school district need to provide? A coaching staff. I'm not knocking ANY of the coaches in our area. Quite frankly, I know several of them, and they are pretty good guys that feed their families by coaching high school sports. But if I have the means, and I want to win, I'm getting the best that's available. Not just from an X's and O's standpoint, but someone that can help turn a program around. Someone that can not only draw up plays and prepare for their opponents week to week, but someone that can help with the kids and the parents and the community issues above. How many coaches of what would be considered average schools in this area have had consistent 4 deep playoff runs? How many have been to state more than once (or ever)? ANY? More like none. Forget the pretty turf stadium (Lumberton, for instance) and spend that money on a coach. Until the school and the community are willing to pay, then it will never work.
A very good friend of mine who has coached at a lot of schools coaches at WOS. He says the atmosphere there is much more different than you find at the "average" schools. Until the atmosphere changes and people quit being complacent, and until it makes each player AND parent AND fan AND school teacher/administrator AND anyone else in the community physically ill to lose, then it will never work.
Winning is not just a goal, but an expectation. Anything less isn't good enough..."