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Here are some of the marquee match ups for this week: Tuesday, January 21, 2020 Beaumont United at Galena Park North Shore, 7:00 pm Port Arthur Memorial at Nederland, 7:00 pm Carthage at Jasper, 7:00 pm Hamshire-Fannett at Hardin-Jefferson, 7:30 pm Lumberton at West Orange-Stark, 7:30 pm Diboll at Woodville, 8:00 pm East Chambers at Kountze, 7:30 pm Garrison at Tenaha, 7:30 pm Shelbyville at San Augustine, 7:30 pm Coldspring-Oakhurst at West Hardin, 6:30 pm Friday, January 24, 2020 Nederland at Barbers Hill, 7:00 pm Texas City at Galveston Ball, 7:00 pm Jasper at Lufkin Hudson, 7:00 pm Hamshire-Fannett at Little Cypress-Mauriceville, 7:30 pm Nacogdoches Central Heights at Woodville, 8:00 pm New Waverly at Coldspring-Oakhurst, 7:30 pm Trinity at Hempstead, 7:30 pm San Augustine at Garrison, 7:30 pm Broaddus at Dallardsville Big Sandy, 8:00 pm

Personally, I can see this game being like the Silsbee at Bridge City game to start district.

Just don't understand why so much "hate" on Hefner. It's like folks go out of their way to be a critic when it comes to him.

Looking forward to broadcasting this game. Lot's of star power in this one.

Past WRS winners: 1993: Dexter Hebert, Kelly 1994: Jay McGuire, Silsbee 1995: Jeffery Spikes, Burkeville 1996: Elijah Burkins, Thomas Jefferson 1997: Bryan Bock, Bridge City 1998: Offense: Chip Ambres, West Brook; Defense: Charles Sias, WO-S 1999: Offense: Beaux Daville, Orangefield; Defense: Rod Gulley, Newton 2000: Offense: Dustin Long, PN-G; Defense: Gayron Allen, WO-S 2001: Offense: Sean Yoder, Nederland; Defense: Jermaine Hope, WO-S 2002: Offense: Tony Eckert, Lumberton; Defense: Ricky Wilson, Lincoln 2003: Offense: Matt Peebles, Bridge City; Defense: William Bryant, Jasper 2004: Offense: Jamaal Charles, P.A. Memorial; Defense: William Morrissey, Silsbee 2005: Offense: Jamaal Charles, P.A. Memorial; Defense: Brian West, Ozen 2006: Offense: Kenneth Beasley, WO-S; Defense: Sean Weatherspoon, Jasper 2007: Offense: Micah Mosley, Nederland; Defense: Earl Thomas, WO-S 2008: Offense: Cody Hussey, Lumberton; Defense: Tramain Thomas, East Chambers 2009: Offense: Christian Micheal, West Brook Defense: Kevin Robinson, WO-S 2010: Offense: Jeremy Johnson, Silsbee; Defense: Jacoby Hale, Central 2011: Offense: Fred Ford, Kirbyville; Defense: Colin Garrett, West Brook 2012: Offense: Terrence Singleton, P.A. Memorial; Defense: Corbin Carr, Nederland 2013: Offense: Montana Quirante, Vidor; Defense: Montana Quirante, Vidor 2014: Offense: Patrick Reed, Silsbee; DeShawn Washington, Nederland 2015: Offense: Michael Jacquet, Central; Defense: Deionte Thompson, WO-S 2016: Offense: Jack Dallas, WO-S; Defense: Steven Tims, WO-S 2017: Offense: Calvin Tyler, Silsbee; Defense: Kary Vincent, PA Memorial 2018: Offense: Roschon Johnson, PN-G; Defense: Corbin Foster, Newton 2019: Offense: Darwin Barlow, Newton; Defense: Darrell Hawkins, Jr., West Brook

Updated for Jan. 20

Here are the stats that I took during my broadcast: Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 tot HJ 17 19 18 11 65 SIL 19 19 20 10 68 FT HJ 5/14 36% SIL 10/22 45% 3 Point HJ 6/19 32% SIL 8/24 33% Rebounds HJ 34 SIL 43 Turnovers HJ 17 SIL 19 Fouls HJ 22 SIL 18 Individual scoring (* starters) HJ Baxter Wirth* 18 (16 in 2nd half) Jaiden Porter* 14 (11 in 1st half) RJ Sears* 9 (8 in 1st half) Izaak Ogle 7 Austin Samaha* 6 Trevon White 5 Aron Alchtar 3 Jaysten Davis* 2 Kam Moore 1 Silsbee Braelon Bush* 31 (21 in 1st half, 6/9 FT) Chris Martin* 19 (14 in 3rd Q) K'Drian Cartwright* 12 (9 in 1st half) Raymon Baltrip 3 Jerrick Harper 2 Jordan Edwards* 1 (Shan Gilder*) Bench scoring HJ 16 SIL 5 The trio of Bush, Martin and Cartwright combined for 62 of Silsbee's 68 points (91%) Silsbee only made two shots from the field in 4th quarter (Bush 2 pointer, Cartwright game winning 3 pointer) Silsbee was 5/10 FT in 4th. Silsbee had the largest lead of the game (10, 64-54) HJ's largest lead was 3 (7-4). Silsbee led the entire 2nd half until HJ tied it 65-65 with 17 seconds left in game coming off an 11-1 run from the 3 minute mark.

Or #10 La Marque, or #11 Connally, or #15 Waxahachie Life, or #22 Palestine or Mexia (who just beat Palestine) or Midlothian Heritage or Carthage or Jasper.

Well since the 2nd game in 2015 was played at Silsbee which HJ won, then the win streak is currently 8 games for Silsbee.

Was only his 2nd cut made this season and sure made the most of it.

I need to shut up.

Securing his 2nd win and another trip to Augusta. Not bad for a player who couldn't win the Silsbee MGA Invitational on 3 attempts.

One would think a team with 2 McDonald's AA nominees would win just about every game.

SETXsports will be there broadcasting this game.

Going to watch today.

Looking back at it, HJ got half their wins (four of the eight) in first two seasons. Since then only won 4 times in 24 games. Hawks went win less in series in 7 of those seasons (currently win less this season) while Silsbee has won at least 1 game every year in this series since 2007.

Right, but not sure what location was played first. I think the game in Silsbee was first that season.

This is the head to head since 2007: HJ SIL 2007 2 1 2008 2 2 2009 1 2 2010 1 2 2011 0 2 2012 1 1 2013 0 2 2014 0 2 2015 1 1 2016 0 2 2017 0 2 2018 0 1 2019 0 2 2020 0 1 tot 8 23 After the teams split the first 10 games, Silsbee has won 18 of 21 and has won the last 9. (not sure who won the first game in 2015, believe it was HJ)

HJ was in the other district in '17 & '18 seasons.

Here are my rankings for this week, Jan. 19: 6A-4A 1. Beaumont United 2. North Shore 3. PA Memorial 4. Beaumont West Brook 5. Silsbee 6. Lufkin Hudson 7. Nederland 8. Hardin-Jefferson 9. Crosby 10. Huffman 11. Texas City 12. Galveston Ball 13. Little Cypress-Mauriceville 14. Jasper 15. Lumberton 3A-Private 1. Shelbyville 2. Tenaha 3. Coldspring 4. Garrison 5. East Chambers 6. Diboll 7. Big Sandy 8. San Augustine 9. Leggett 10. West Hardin 11. Kountze 12. Broaddus 13. Woodville 14. New Waverly 15. Orangefield

First two years HJ was in a different district. Only played once each year.

Burkeville 23 Spurger 53

Been looking and asking all day.

Last night made 8 straight.

Oh, I almost forgot. Silsbee has now won 18 of the last 21 against Hardin-Jefferson.