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My son played on the new field this year for a junior high game. It is nice, but needs more stands.

Saladin did play at BC, but had the flu. Either way HJ managed to get the W. Not bad with a starter out, a starter playing with the flu and your first person coming off the bench out.

If they split in district play then they are co-champions regardless. The only reason to play is for seeding. The extra game does not determine the district champion.

HF suited up 14 players, but only played about 8.

Saladin had 43, and made 8 3's

Hope's boundaries include Sabine Pass which is why prior to this year they were in 2A. They can play up they just cannot play lower than the smallest classification they draw from. Appeals granted don't guarantee anything, very few are ever approved or changed.

doesn't matter what numbers they turned in UIL rules state that charter schools must compete in the smallest classification within the boundaries of the public schools they draw from Ozen turned in class 4A numbers but opted up to 5A therefore, Harmony plays in class 4A

There will only be one game at H-J tonight. Varsity starting at 6:30.

Breithaupt's first year back at HJ was 1989-90, so that was Coleman's first year as the head coach at WB

Breithaupt was the coach in 1988-1989 he would likely have those tapes

The HJ Hawk Freshman basketball team is looking for a game on Tuesday, February 2nd to be played in Sour Lake at the Hawks Nest. Please contact Clay Davis at [email protected]

HJ had 5 players in double figures in the game.

76-37. Only allowed 12 points in 2nd half.

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The only dunk was a nice alley oop off of an in bounds play as well.

WOS settled for the long ball all game. HJ attached and got several opportunities by going to the rack. Slow legs for WOS means a lot of reaching and grabbing.

HJ 1 WOS 0

HJ won 63-43 over Port Lavaca Calhoun after trailing 25-24 at half.

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It was in reference to the particular situation involving coaches changing jobs but, their kids not being eligible if they don't move. There are lots of schools that have open enrollment where they charge a fee and a student goes through a screening process to get in but, if that student does not live in the district then they will not be allowed to play varsity sports for one calendar year. There are magnet schools but, that applied to kids in multiple high school districts going to a different high school outside of where they are zoned within that district because a particular magnet school offers courses they need/want for their chosen profession.

The UIL rules say that if a parent gets a job that requires a move then the child can attend and participate in varsity sports immediately if they move to that district. However, lots of people change jobs and don't move but, their new job is in a different school district. If a parent changing jobs without having to move meant a kid could change schools and play varsity right away then you know what kind of Pandora's box that would open. So you have to think of it not just in terms of coaches changing jobs but, any parent changing jobs. That is why everything is based on residency. You go to school where you live.