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District 10-3A-II Champion Newton Eagles make their final preparations for the Class 3A, Division II playoffs as they travel to Frankston to take on the Indians. W.T. Johnston's Eagles, 8-0 on the season, improved their season record to 8-0, their district record to 4-0 and clinched the #1 seed out of 10-3A-II with a 75-0 drubbing of Hemphill. Meanwhile, the Indians, 1-8 on the season, fell to 0-4 in district play with a 48-0 loss to Corrigan-Camden. The Eagles will be in action in bi-district play next week as they get a rematch of last season's Region III semifinal with Arp, the #4 seed out of 9-3A-II next Thursday at Wolf Stadium in San Augustine. Join Bobby Fillyaw, Donnie Meek and Jon Meek for all of the action from Jeff and Opal Austin Stadium in Frankston for the pregame show at 7:15 pm followed by the kickoff at 7:30 pm by clicking play on the following player: Share Events on The Cube Follow Newton Eagle Football on Your Source for Sports in Southeast Texas, SETXsports.com!

The Woodville Eagles and the Coldspring-Oakhurst Trojans battle for the district championship in this 11-3A-I regular season finale! Ty Robinson's Eagles, 7-1 on the season and 5-0 in district play, took the week off last week after a 48-36 win over Kountze two weeks ago. Meanwhile Mark Byrd's Trojans, 6-2 on the season, are sport a 5-0 district mark after besting Kountze 44-8. The winner of this game will take the district championship, the #1 seed and a bi-district date with Hempstead, Anahuac or Hardin. The loser of this game will claim the #2 seed and a matchup with La Marque, East Chambers or Hitchcock. Join Scott Loar for all of the action from Trojan Field in Coldspring for the pregame show at 7:15 pm followed by the kickoff at 7:30 pm by clicking play on the following player: For Trojan fans, you can join Kraig Irwin and Robert Howell by tuning into KETX 1440 AM or by clicking on the following link: [Hidden Content] Follow Coldspring-Oakhurst Trojan Football on The Score, KETX 1440 AM and Woodville Eagle Football on Your Source for Sports in Southeast Texas, SETXsports.com! Share Events on The Cube

A share of the District 10-4A-I championship is on the line tonight as the Silsbee Tigers host the Cleveland Indians in their regular season finale. Randy Smith's Tigers, 4-4 on the season, improved their record to 3-1 and punched their ticket to the 4A, Division I playoffs with a 61-30 win over Huffman Hargrave. Keith Hendrix' Indians, 3-5 on the season fell to 1-3 in district with a 32-27 loss to Little Cypress-Mauriceville. The playoff picture for the Tigers is a simple matter. A win in tonight's game will secure at least the #2 seed out of District 10-4A-I for the Tigers and get them a bi-district playoff with Henderson (if they beat Palestine tonight). A win plus a Little Cypress-Mauriceville loss to Navasota tonight will earn Silsbee the #1 seed and a date with Center (provided there is not a 4 way tie for 2nd). The Indians still have a shot at a playoff spot as a win tonight and a Bridge City loss to Huffman Hargrave will send Cleveland to the playoffs as the #4 seed out of 10-4A-I and earn them a bi-district date with defending Class 4A, Division I State Champion, Carthage. Join Tim Scoggins for all of the action from Tiger Stadium in Silsbee beginning with the Eastex Credit Pregame Show at 6:45 pm followed by the kickoff at 7:00 pm by clicking play on the following player: Share Events on The Cube Follow Silsbee Tiger Football on Your Source for Sports in Southeast Texas, SETXsports.com!

2017 HIGH SCHOOL BOYS BASKETBALL SCHEDULE WEEK OF NOVEMBER 6-11, 2017 Friday, November 10, 2017 Class 6A Clear Springs 77 Pasadena Memorial 49 Humble Summer Creek at Fort Bend Ridge Point, 7:00 pm Texas City 55 South Houston 50 Class 5A Huffman Hargrave 70 Kingwood Park 69 Crosby 72 Tomball Memorial 64 Class 3A Neches 43 Nacogdoches Central Heights 58 Onalaska 34 Leggett 65 Pollok Central 84 Fayetteville 53 Port Arthur Bob Hope 49 Beaumont Kelly Catholic JV 73 Class 2A Broaddus 67 Laneville 76 Chireno 39 Martinsville 64 Zavalla at Beaumont Harmony Science, 5:30 pm Class 1A Douglass 48 Wells 37 Spurger at Brookeland, 6:30 pm Saturday, November 11, 2017 Class 6A Atascocita 52 Houston Lamar 63 Channelview 78 Houston North Forest 61 Jersey Village over Humble Summer Creek La Porte at Baytown Sterling, 1:00 pm Class 5A Aldine Eisenhower 77 Beaumont Central 58 Dayton 83 Pasadena First Baptist 17 Class 2A Latexo at Groveton Centerville, 5:30 pm Private Beaumont Kelly Catholic 57 Houston Heights 52

2017 HIGH SCHOOL VOLLEYBALL SCHEDULE REGIONAL TOURNAMENTS Friday, November 10, 2017 Class 5A Region III Willis Lady Wildkats 2 Kingwood Park Lady Panthers 3 (Kingwood Park to face Leander Rouse) Class 4A Region III Liberty Hill Lady Panthers 3 Huffman Hargrave Falcons 0 (Liberty Hill to Tarkington) Caldwell Lady Hornets 2 Tarkington Ladyhorns 3 (Tarkington to face Liberty Hill) Class 1A Region III Miller Grove Lady Hornets 3 Spurger Lady Pirates 0 (Miller Grove to face Fruitvale/Trinidad winner) Saturday, November 11, 2017 Class 5A Region III Leander Rouse Lady Raiders 3 Kingwood Park Lady Panthers 0 (Leander Rouse advances to State 5A Tournament) Class 4A Region III Liberty Hill Lady Panthers 3 Tarkington Ladyhorns 0 (Liberty Hill advances to State 4A Tournament)

I have heard Stallworth in Baytown.

One thing that you can say is that Danny certainly has sports content back in the Enterprise. Something that was severely lacking under his predecessor. For that I am grateful!

As I look at Danny's poll and sure, it probably would not look identical to mine. I would have Newton on the top as well as they look like 2016 WO-S in the way they are laying waste to teams this year. However, I don't know that I can fault him for who he has at the top of the list. Any school who is a defending 2 time defending state champion in the midst of a 34 game winning streak, which if extended to 35 will enter the Top 10 all time streaks in all of Texas football and who is currently undefeated and one of those victories this season coming against a State ranked 4A Division I team who is predicted to win it's region (Kennedale) does deserve consideration as the top team in the area. The latter being something that the Newton resume, impressive as it is (in fact, impressive enough for me to have Newton number 1 in my vote for our own 4A/3A poll), does not have.

I.C. Murrell‏ @ICMurrellPANews Girls basketball final: Baytown Sterling 54, Memorial 39. Titans are 1-1 following a win over Kelly.

Girls basketball final: Baytown Sterling 54, Memorial 39. Titans are 1-1 following a win over Kelly.

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