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The Hardin-Jefferson Hawks take on the #11 SETX Silsbee Tigers in 21-3A action at the Tiger Diamond TONIGHT at 7pm. The Hawks (5-19, 0-7) are currently on a 10 game losing streak after losing to Hamshire-Fannett 11-0, to remain winless in district. Silsbee (15-4-2, 4-3) also is on a losing streak after being defeated by Bridge City 14-6 making it their 3rd straight loss in district. Silsbee defeated HJ in the first half of district play, 13-3. Pregame will start at 6:50pm with first pitch to follow at 7pm. Click the link provided to hear LIVE another 21-3A battle!! HARDIN-JEFFERSON vs. SILSBEE, LIVE TONIGHT here at SETXsports.com!! [Hidden Content]

[quote name="mustangproud" post="998889" timestamp="1303091603"] You guys are really pathetic. The statements are laughing. Now Lcm is going to be a power house because of some mass exitous from Wos because they would be upset cause Thompson didn't get the job lol. Most of these players didn't like to play for Crouch when he was at Wos, they sure aren't going to follow him to a losing team. These kids grew up dreaming of being a Mustang. I can assure you that many players have been asked about this and most say the same thing and that is they don't care who the coach is,they just want to play ball. So these statements you are making are totally ridiculous and wishful thinking. If anything, alot of players might come back.  Another intimidation tactics no longer work in this country, it just pisses people off and it would e d up hurting your candidate instead of helping. Calling committee members and starting me and other former Mustang's are keeping an eye on folks like you who obviously have a hidden agenda. Todd Broussard are you serious?  Is that yoa threat and who is folks like you?  Yes I called you out. Your gonna say something like this over the phone loud enough for this persons child to hear who's also a mustang player, then your gonna turn around and text this b.s. some of you are losing your minds and if coach T doesn't get the job, you can blame your self.  Kerry you participate in this foolishness, but when your talking to the committee members your totally different. Your in the media, you should know better then involving yourself in these intimidation tactics.  People calling other candidates, trying to intimidate them telling them to drop out is just wrong.  Most of you who are ranting don't even live in this area anymore so you can't do anything about any decision that is made other than cry like some little wimps ...grow up. [/quote] Can't wait for the reply. It should be a good one! ;D

[quote name="mammagotjuice" post="998831" timestamp="1303080452"] [quote author=AggiesAreWe link=topic=82787.msg998714#msg998714 date=1303060428] If he has a medical reason to not workout at school (running), then how can he play in tourney games this weekend like Dove said he was preparing for? ::) [/quote]since u are soooo well connected then you would know surely that the physician's note never stated he could not run...somebody else's interpretation. Your sources suck media man. But then again..no explanation is owed to you...your not even a longhorn...just a nosey pot stirrer! So that's your last explanation....you'll have to just keep rolling w/ your misinformation and non-credible sources. [/quote] If the physician's note never stated that he could not run, then why isn't he running during athletics like the rest of the students? He was walking around the track reading a book while the others were running. You even stated that he would not even walk come Monday, just read his book. If he can't participate during athletics at school because of health reasons, how can he play multiple games this weekend?

[quote name="Choice" post="998798" timestamp="1303076438"] [quote author=AggiesAreWe link=topic=82787.msg998714#msg998714 date=1303060428] If he has a medical reason to not workout at school (running), then how can he play in tourney games this weekend like Dove said he was preparing for? ::) [/quote] I have to admit the personal trainer has added to the boys skill set and they do not show that they are weaker, at least from what I have seen recently.  I guess each athlete can and should be treated differently.  Aggie you remember Red Auerbach and he used to say their are team rules and rules for Bill Russel I think ten rings later Red was right.  So give dove and the kids a break it is what it is and the proof will be in the rings that these boys promise to HF [/quote] Something tells me that you are forgetting to put a  ::) at the end of your posts. ;) ;D

If he has a medical reason to not workout at school (running), then how can he play in tourney games this weekend like Dove said he was preparing for? ::)

[quote name="WOSgrad" post="998671" timestamp="1303047947"] First of all, I could give a rat's rear end who "reports it first."  I'll gladly read it off of website of the Leader, KOGT, the News, the Enterprise, KFDM, KBMT, KBTV, KJAC, KLVI, KSET, the PTA or the USO.   That is a hill of beans to me.  That may be a concern of Mr. Henry's but that is not mine.  My concern, or I guess I should now use the term "cry" is that at this point NOBODY knows.   Nobody knows these candidates even though I have been told by one of the members of the committee that there are "several" that are more qualified than the fan favorite and, admittedly, a favorite of mine.  Nobody knows the candidates in search where the motives of the committee have been questioned, and reasonably so......and not just by those who have decided to air views here in open forum.   There are many amongst the taxpayers who pay Mr. Colbert's salary and will pay the salary of this head coach and athletic direcotr who question the actions to date of this committee.  I have relayed my concerns to Mr. Colbert using my full name and have talked to a member of the committee (although I must say that all I took away from that conversation is that committee member's fondness for the phrase "listen and learn").   Next, this new found sensitivity to the coaching applicants.  Assistant (and even head) coaches applying for positions at others jobs is as age old as the game itself.  Many athletic directors expect it, some encourage it.  Some of the coaches who do so WANT their current district to know...for example when Nederland's Larry Neumann applied for the head coach position at La Marque a few years back.  Do school districts really feel disrespected when coaches in their district apply for other jobs?  Coach Mike Long has found his name in many such published lists and as of last report, he is still at Kelly.  Coach Troy Bolton who as an assistant at LC-M has likewise been on such lists and, according to a questionnaire I hold in my hand filled out by LC-M Athletic Director Randy Crouch, he is still employed by the LC-M CISD.  I find it of note that neither Superintendent Pauline Hargrave of LCMCISD nor Superintendent Phillip Welch of Orangefield ISD saw any problem with immediately releasing the list of applicants the last time an Orange County football head coaching/athletic director position was open.  I guess they were just plain insensitive for feeling that informing the taxpayer public was their duty as heads of their respective school districts.  The excuse that this list is being withheld to protect the applicants is as empty as Mr. Colbert's promise of a transparent process stands at this point.   As to other schools...I think San Augustine was mentioned (although let take this moment to congratulate Coach Hubbard, who managed to escape from George Ranch, where coaches have been known to turn up dead)...well, sorry, I didn't graduate from San Augustine High School, I don't have parents who are residents of that school district and relatives who currently attend that school district so my interest in the Wolves' head coaching position, aside from my tasks here on the site, is limited. If I have a grievance with a process or actions, I will air it using as a shield the very amendment to the U.S. Constitution which allows newspaper editors and reporters, and for that matter any member of the media, to earn a living without fear of reprisal from our governing bodies.  If you find my grievances mislaid, you are perfectly entitled by the same amendment to say so.  Further, people are by no means compelled to read my rubbish if they term it so.  As the standard practice of reading in the civilized world is left to right, that means the first thing you will see is my user name.  For purposes of this issue, you can for the time being assume that every time you see my user name, it will be a post critical of the actions of Mr. Colbert and/or his committee and if that in some way offends, feel free to immediately scroll down to the next post as I know full well why I am "crying." [/quote] AMEN, Grad, AMEN!!!!! Excellant post.

Again, errors doomed the Tigers. That is now 18 errors committed by Silsbee in this 3 game losing streak.

[quote name="mammagotjuice" post="998253" timestamp="1302926763"] [quote author=AggiesAreWe link=topic=82787.msg997697#msg997697 date=1302883156] [quote author=BLUEDOVE3 link=topic=82787.msg997579#msg997579 date=1302838277] [quote author=AggiesAreWe link=topic=82787.msg997505#msg997505 date=1302825155] [quote author=hfmom08 link=topic=82787.msg997261#msg997261 date=1302793193] All this talk...i'm ready to see some action...now that HF has named a coach can we start proper preparation to prevent poor performance?  When is open gym?  LET'S GET IT STARTED! [/quote] Well, the gym was open today and only 3 players were in it, all 3 being 2nd team JV players. Where were the rest of them? ::) [/quote]Mine was working out to play this weekend in a tournament. [/quote] How is your son able to work out for games this weekend when he can't even run during athletics? Is walking around the track reading a book considered working out? [/quote]Well as I guessed there is a mole at HF.  Hopefully, you will not give me any inkling that you know why he's not been LIFTING WEIGHTS in athletics b/c then that mole will be letting out personal medical info which is a no-no! Come Monday..I am sure the Mole will have more info for you..b/c now he wont be walking but just reading a book. The school is full of moles which is why I got such a chilly reception a couple weeks ago. Aggie the mole should beware...you are dangerous! [/quote] Just didn't understand why Dove said he was working out for games this weekend yet he couldn't workout at school and now according to you he will not even be able to walk. ::)

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[quote name="KFDM KERRY COOPER" post="997813" timestamp="1302891945"] Oh about 58. [/quote] He asked about quality, not quantity. ;) ;D Or was that 58 a grade you were giving on the quality of the applicants (score of 0-100)? ;D

[quote name="BLUEDOVE3" post="997786" timestamp="1302889271"] [quote author=LAZEEK link=topic=83109.msg997720#msg997720 date=1302884952] New Caney Porter has committed to play in the tournament now.  Only one spot available!!!! [/quote]HF, c'mon guys we can do this. [/quote] Maybe you should direct your question/comment to a car salesman. ;)

We also have another local player (Silsbee player) who is being recruited by McNeese, SFA, and a couple of other SLC schools, but not Lamar.

[quote name="badndn" post="997746" timestamp="1302886272"] Again I ask you, who has come out of this area since Gulley that had his skill set and was not being recruited by UT, OU, or the NBA? You can say all you want, but LU is not going to win a recruiting batle with any of those programs for local talent! We signed the Hardeman (I think that was his name) kid from Silsbee a few years back and he bolted after one good freshman season for Tennessee! Bose - NSU - Australia Clavell - SHSU - Puerto Rico Pratt - NWS - NY, NY Gibson - UTSA - Houston P.Richard - MSU - Carencro, LA Kaplan - MSU - Canada Baker - NWS - NY, NY Watt - AMCC - Chicago M.Johnson - UTSA - Dallas J. Hill - UTSA - Australia This is the list of the top scorers in the league this year. Notice they are all from "afar". Not one home grown talent. Richard would be the closest as Carencro is about 70 miles from LC. UTSA wins the conference and go check their roster, not a lot of kids from SA which has a much larger market than the GT. [/quote] The player from Silsbee that you are referring to was Thaydeous Holden. It was my understanding he left Lamar to get away from this area due to him hanging with the wrong crowd. He ended up at University of Tennessee and played well there.

It doesn't matter to me if it had to be posted and it doesn't matter to me how the process works (committee or no committee). Let them do what they have to do to get the best person for the job, which in the end should be CORNELL THOMPSON!!!!! They can do all the hoop jumping they need to do as long as they show that they are smart enough to hire Cornell for the job. Doesn't take a smart person to figure this one out. Hire Cornell now, Toby later= Continued success at WOS

[quote name="BLUEDOVE3" post="997579" timestamp="1302838277"] [quote author=AggiesAreWe link=topic=82787.msg997505#msg997505 date=1302825155] [quote author=hfmom08 link=topic=82787.msg997261#msg997261 date=1302793193] All this talk...i'm ready to see some action...now that HF has named a coach can we start proper preparation to prevent poor performance?  When is open gym?  LET'S GET IT STARTED! [/quote] Well, the gym was open today and only 3 players were in it, all 3 being 2nd team JV players. Where were the rest of them? ::) [/quote]Mine was working out to play this weekend in a tournament. [/quote] How is your son able to work out for games this weekend when he can't even run during athletics? Is walking around the track reading a book considered working out?

Also, Silsbee's Eddy Fobbs was a Cardinal killer playing for Sam Houston.

Thanks everyone for the kind words. I really love what I am doing and having a blast doing it!

[quote name="hfmom08" post="997261" timestamp="1302793193"] All this talk...i'm ready to see some action...now that HF has named a coach can we start proper preparation to prevent poor performance?  When is open gym?  LET'S GET IT STARTED! [/quote] Well, the gym was open today and only 3 players were in it, all 3 being 2nd team JV players. Where were the rest of them? ::)

The #18 state ranked Silsbee Tigers will travel down to Bridge City to take on the Cardinals in a crucial 21-3A district matchup, tommorrow night at 7pm. Silsbee (15-3-2, 4-2) #5 SETX, lost for the second straight time in district after starting off 4-0, losing to Orangefield 11-2. Bridge City (12-9, 4-2) #12 SETX, won their 3rd straight in district after losing two in a row, defeating Hardin-Jefferson 10-0. Definitely a case of two teams headed in opposite directions. Silsbee defeated BC in the first half of district play, 8-6. Broadcast time will be 6:50pm with first pitch to follow at 7pm. Click the link to hear all the exciting pitch by pitch LIVE!! SILSBEE vs. BRIDGE CITY, LIVE FRIDAY night here at SETXsports.com!! [Hidden Content]

Well, the committee can go through whatever process they need to go through to hire the best man for the job, but in the end, Cornell Thompson IS the best man for the job!!! End of story! Like I mentioned before: Cornell now, then Toby= Continued success at WOS

[quote name="tamulonghorn" post="997039" timestamp="1302731017"] with local high schools than past Lamar coaches? [/quote] Doubt it.

Assistant coach Greg Neece was promoted to AD/Head Coach.

[quote name="BLUEDOVE3" post="996889" timestamp="1302712513"] [quote author=dawg13 link=topic=82787.msg996882#msg996882 date=1302711189] Can we just embrace the coach no matter what,Im sure he will bring the much needed change to our program at HF. [/quote]NO! He grad from Rice!!!! >:( :D [/quote] Blue, are you suggesting he is "white as Rice"? ;) ;D

High School Sports Search              April 12, 2011 Mustangs win 4th straight 21-3A track crown Van Wade The Orange Leader The Orange Leader Tue Apr 12, 2011, 09:55 PM CDT BRIDGE CITY — Chalk up another District 21-3A Track & Field Championship for the West Orange-Stark Mustangs. The Mustangs dominated all the sprints and the relays to capture the school’s fourth consecutive 21-3A title. The Mustang boys won with 181 points while Orange County rival Bridge City placed second in racking up 144 points. WO-S is just another strong regional track meet away from trying to earn its third straight state track title. First things first though, was district. “I couldn’t be happier for our kids,” said an elated WO-S coach Toby Foreman. “We came out here with poise and got all the things that we pretty much wanted to accomplish done. We got the stick around the track and executed well.” The Mustangs ran in uniforms with 112 percent on their sleeves in honor of quarterback Reggie Garrett, who passed away during the football campaign. “Reggie is such a part of what we do still,” said Foreman. “The kids honored him well today with the way they performed. A lot of people remember his as our quarterback but most don’t remember that he finished second in the discus last year as a track athlete.” WO-S won the 400-meter relay in a time of 42.03 seconds with the quartet of Ed Ivory, Justin Thomas, Phillip Jones and Mark Roberts. The four-man WO-S crew of Roberts, Jones, DeCarlos Renfro and Jarodd Ross nabbed the 800-meter relay in 1:29.47 and the foursome of Renfro, Ross, Janice and Derek Ledet won the 1,600-meter relay in 3:27.09. The Mustangs went 1-2-3 in both the sprints. Ivory won the 100 meters in 10.61 followed by Thomas (10.64) and Janice (10.74). Thomas came back to win the 200 meters in 21.88 followed by Ivory (21.98) and Roberts (22.28). Janice also ran a blazing 50.31 to easily capture the 400 meters and Jones, as usual, dominated the 110-meter hurdles in 14.19. The Mustangs have been so impressive the last two seasons. The scary part of the whole deal is that this is the deepest team yet. “We have about seven guys that can run with anybody and that’s a nice commodity to have,” said Foreman. “It’s tough as a coach because we’re fortunate enough to have all of these nice parts and you have to figure out where they fit in certain races.” Going into the district meet, WO-S had the top-rated times in the state in Class 3A in the 400-meter relay, 800-meter relay, 100 meters and 200 meters. The last time WO-S won four straight district meets was from 1993-96. Bridge City’s Kirby Shepherd was golden in two events as the Cardinal distance man won both the 800 meters (1:59.80) and the 1,600 meters (4:50.62). Hamshire-Fannett won the girls division in a tight race. The Lady Longhorns finished with 121 points followed closely by Bridge City (115), Silsbee (111) and Orangefield (108). Bridge City senior Mary Nguyen had a tremendous way to finish up on her home turf as she downed rival Carli Langley of Hamshire-Fannett in the 1,600 meters. Nguyen turned in a time of 5:32.24 while Langley was second at 5:34.38. Langley won the 3,200 meters Saturday with Nguyen finishing second. Lady Cardinal Bree Fontenot continued her dominance in the 400 meters, winning it with a time of 1:00.26. WO-S’ Johnesha Sims, after suffering through a nagging leg injury the last couple weeks, returned in true form by cruising to a 12.14 finish to easily win the 100 meters. Orangefield came away with two first-place finishes. The 1,600-meter relay unit of Hannah Walles, Rebecca Higginbotham, Kasidy Hayes and Vivian Luong won with a time of 4:20.90 and Haley Permenter captured the 300-meter hurdles in 50.30. 21-3A track results BRIDGE CITY  - Here are the results of the District 21-3A Track & Field Championships held at Bridge City High School: GIRLS DIVISION Discus: 1. Anshunique Morrisey, Silsbee, 117-1; 2. Caitlyn McFarland, Hardin-Jefferson, 110-8; 3. Rachel Wilson, Hardin-Jefferson, 98-6 1/2. Shot put: 1. Rachel Wilson, Hardin-Jefferson, 38-5 1/2; 2. Anshunique Morrisey, Silsbee, 36-2 1/2; 3. Ashleigh Kelly, WO-S, 33-8 1/2. High jump: 1. Ashley Johnson, Silsbee, 5-5; 2. Lisa Elander, Hardin-Jefferson, 4-10; 3. Alex Holland, Bridge City, 4-8. Long jump: 1. Katy Heiman, Hamshire-Fannett, 16-7; 2. Hope Carr, Bridge City, 15-11; 3. Johnesha Sims, WO-S, 15-10. Triple jump: 1. Johnesha Sims, WO-S, 34-2; 2. Katy Heiman, Hamshire-Fannett, 32-4; 3. Hope Carr, Bridge City, 31-7. Pole vault: 1. Jennifer McManus, Orangefield, 9-6; 2. Jessica Louviere, Silsbee, 9-0; 3. Blair Bishop, Bridge City, 9-0. 3,200 meters: 1. Carli Langley, Hamshire-Fannett, 12:18.13; 2. Mary Nguyen, Bridge City, 12:28.44; 3. Kayla Williams, Orangefield, 12:43.15. 400-meter relay: 1. Silsbee (Chanissey Fowler, Keadra Bonner, Jaeicia Myers, Ashley Johnson), 49.73; 2. WO-S (Shalin Hardin, Johnesha Sims, Markia Davis, Laysha Daughtery), 51.33; 3. Hardin-Jefferson (Keisha Broussard, Diamond Turner, Robbie Saunders, Jada Jones), 51.83. 800 meters: 1. Kelsey Young, Hamshire-Fannett, 2:27.85; 2. Meagan Shockley, Bridge City, 2:29.01; 3. Esperanza Medina, Hamshire-Fannett, 2:30.32. 100-meter hurdles: 1. Kelci Crawford, Hamshire-Fannett, 17.69; 2. Haley Permenter, Orangefield, 17.70; 3. Heather Quarles, Orangefield, 17.78. 100 meters: 1. Johnesha Sims, WO-S, 12.14; 2. Chanissey Fowler, Silsbee, 12.51; 3. Keisha Broussard, Hardin-Jefferson, 12.57. 800-meter relay: 1. Silsbee (Jessica Louviere, Chanissey Fowler, Janeicia Myers, Ashley Johnson), 1:47.40; 2. WO-S (Shalin Hardin, Azarria Tyson, Markia Davis, Kia Carter), 1:50.73. 3. Hamshire-Fannett (Jacey Picou, Rheagan Humphrey, Becca Delord, Katy Heiman), 1:52.57. 400 meters: 1. Bree Fontenot, Bridge City, 1:00.26; 2. Jessica Louviere, Silsbee, 1:01.03; Ashlyn Lopez, Orangefield, 1:03.57. 300-meter hurdles: 1. Haley Permenter, Orangefield, 50.30; 2. Jennifer McManus, Orangefield, 50.31; 3. Jolie Bayse, Hamshire-Fannett, 52.34. 200 meters: 1. Ashley Johnson, Silsbee, 26.05; 2. Keisha Broussard, Hardin-Jefferson, 26.74; 3. Laysha Daughtery, WO-S, 26.91. 1,600 meters: 1. Mary Nguyen, Bridge City, 5:32.24; 2. Carli Langley, Hamshire-Fannett, 5:34.38; 3. Meagan Shockley, Bridge City, 5:43.56. 1,600-meter relay: 1. Orangefield (Hannah Walles, Rebecca Higginbotham, Kasidy Hayes, Vivian Luong), 4:20.90; 2. Hamshire-Fannett (Jacey Picou, Becca Delord, Esperanza Medina, Jolie Bayse), 4:23.13; 3. WO-S (Azarria Tyson, Kayla Baham-Heisser, Laysha Daughtery, Kia Carter), 4:25.94. Final standings: 1. Hamshire-Fannett 121; 2. Bridge City 115; 3. Silsbee 111; 4. Orangefield 108; 5. WO-S 90; 6. Hardin-Jefferson 74. BOYS DIVISION Discus: 1. Logan Moss, Orangefield, 156-9; 2. Garrett Drake, Silsbee, 135-2; 3. Michael Davis, Silsbee, 129-0 1/2. Shot put: 1. David Hollyfield, Silsbee, 44-6; 2. Jasmie Albers, Hardin-Jefferson, 42-0 1/2; 3. Bret Treadway, Silsbee, 41-10 1/2. High jump: 1. Trevor Bell, Hamshire-Fannett, 6-2; 2. Derek Ledet, WO-S, 6-0; 3. Tyler Starr, Hardin-Jefferson, 5-10. Long jump: 1. Jarrian Rhone, Silsbee, 22-0 1/2; 2. Garrett Gustafson, Hardin-Jefferson, 21-3; 3. Mark Roberts, WO-S, 20-5 1/2. Triple jump: 1. Trevor Bell, Hamshire-Fannett, 43-10; 2. Tyler Roberts, Bridge City, 42-3; 3. DeCarlos Renfro, WO-S, 41-9. Pole vault: 1. Ty Johnson, Orangefield, 13-0; 2. Josh Hall, Hardin-Jefferson, 12-6; 3. Sean Longmire, Bridge City, 12-0. 3,200 meters: 1. Eric Chesson, Bridge City, 10:58.71; 2. Armando Chavez, Bridge City, 11:00.48; 3. Luke Hebert, Bridge City, 11:11.13. 400-meter relay: 1. WO-S (Ed Ivory, Justin Thomas, Phillip Jones, Mark Roberts), 42.03; 2. Silsbee (Darrian Turk, Yancy Brydson, Tommie Barrett, Jarrian Rhone), 43.37; 3. Orangefield (Casey Raley, Jacob Brown, Ty Johnson, Rylan Cook), 43.83. 800 meters: 1. Kirby Shepherd, Bridge City, 1:59.80; 2, Derek Ledet, WO-S, 2:02.40; 3. Cody Hammonds, Silsbee, 2:03.97. 110-meter hurdles: 1. Phillip Jones, WO-S, 14.19; 2. Mitch McCall, Hamshire-Fannett, 16.29; 3. Caleb Spruell, Bridge City, 16.77. 100 meters: 1. Ed Ivory, WO-S, 10.61; 2. Justin Thomas, WO-S, 10.64; 3. Colin Janice, WO-S, 10.74. 800-meter relay: 1. WO-S (Mark Roberts, Jarod Ross, DeCarlos Renfro, Phillip Jones), 1:29.47; 2. Silsbee (Jarrian Rhone, Yancy Brydson, Tommie Barrett, Darrian Turk), 1:30.90; 3. Hamshire-Fannett (Sam Huff, Jacob Scully, Myles Johnson, Austin Simmons), 1:31.21. 400 meters: 1. Colin Janice, WO-S, 50.31; 2. Jake Best, Orangefield, 52.08; 3. Jerrious Tims, WO-S, 52.64. 300-meter hurdles: 1. Brent Lewelling, Hamshire-Fannett, 41.65; 2. Chris Rodgers, WO-S, 42.51; 3. Caleb Spruell, Bridge City, 43.02. 200 meters: 1. Justin Thomas, WO-S, 21.88; 2. Ed Ivory, WO-S, 21.98; 3. Mark Roberts, WO-S, 22.28. 1,600 meters: 1. Kirby Shepherd, Bridge City, 4:50.62; 2. Eric Chesson, Bridge City, 4:51.69; 3. Aubrey Harrington, Bridge City, 4:56.93. 1,600-meter relay: 1. WO-S  (DeCarlos Renfro, Jarodd Ross, Derek Ledet, Colin Janice) 3:27.09; 2. Hamshire-Fannett (Brent Lewelling, Trevor Bell, Cody Jeffcoat, Travis Aappling) 3:30.59; 3. Bridge City (Tyler Roberts, Hunter Clark, Devan Bertrand,Brian Blacksher) 3:31.04 Final standings: 1. WO-S 181; 2. Bridge City 144; 3. Hamshire-Fannett 99; 4. Silsbee 91; 5. Orangefield 54, Hardin-Jefferson 50.     Text Only