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2014 HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL SCHEDULE
 
11-3A-II
 
CORRIGAN-CAMDEN BULLDOGS (10-2, 4-1)
 
Aug. 29 - Centerville, 60-40
Sept. 5 - Groveton, 64-12
Sept. 12 - at Trinity, 58-27
Sept. 19 - at Kountze, 74-40
Sept. 26 - OPEN
Oct. 3 - at Diboll, 64-35
Oct. 10 - Crockett, 66-48*
Oct. 17 - at Hemphill, 52-0*
Oct. 24 - Newton, 26-44*
Oct. 31 - at Deweyville, 46-12*
Nov. 7 - Garrison, 58-28*
Nov. 13 - Jewett Leon, 38-8**
Nov. 21 - Rogers, 40-14**
 
CROCKETT BULLDOGS (6-7, 3-2)
 
Aug. 29 - Alto, 25-28
Sept. 5 - at Rusk, 22-25
Sept. 13 - Diboll, 50-19
Sept. 19 - at Madisonville, 28-35
Sept. 26 - OPEN
Oct. 3 - Shepherd, 28-39
Oct. 10 - at Corrigan-Camden, 48-66*
Oct. 17 - at Newton, 19-55*
Oct. 24 - Garrison, 45-14*
Oct. 31 - at Hemphill, 47-8*
Nov. 7 - Deweyville, 63-22*
Nov. 14 - Trinity, 34-27**
Nov. 21 - Clifton, 48-44**
Nov. 28 - Rogers, 28-51**
 
DEWEYVILLE PIRATES (2-8, 1-4)
 
Aug. 29 - at East Chambers, 0-44
Sept. 5 - Warren, 25-16
Sept. 12 - Kirbyville, 6-49
Sept. 19 - at Woodville, 10-26
Sept. 26 - at West Sabine, 14-34
Oct. 3 - OPEN
Oct. 10 - Newton, 0-45*
Oct. 17 - at Garrison, 0-43*
Oct. 24 - Hemphill, 34-16*
Oct. 31 - Corrigan-Camden, 12-46*
Nov. 7 - at Crockett, 22-63*
 
GARRISON BULLDOGS (4-6, 2-3)
 
Aug. 29 - San Augustine, 14-18
Sept. 5 - at Shelbyville, 22-31
Sept. 12 - at Center, ccd
Sept. 19 - New Diana, 26-21
Sept. 27 - Marlin (Palestine), 22-24
Oct. 3 - OPEN
Oct. 10 - at Hemphill, 40-0*
Oct. 17 - Deweyville, 43-0*
Oct. 24 - at Crockett, 14-45*
Oct. 31 - Newton, 6-39*
Nov. 7 - at Corrigan-Camden, 28-58*
Nov. 13 - Franklin, 13-57*
 
HEMPHILL HORNETS (3-7, 0-5)
 
Aug. 29 - Hull-Daisetta, 22-14
Sept. 5 - West Sabine, 20-29
Sept. 12 - at West Hardin, 50-0
Sept. 19 - Burkeville, 50-6
Sept. 26 - at San Augustine, 6-57
Oct. 3 - OPEN
Oct. 10 - Garrison, 0-40*
Oct. 17 - Corrigan-Camden, 0-52*
Oct. 24 - at Deweyville, 16-34*
Oct. 31 - Crockett, 8-47*
Nov. 7 - at Newton, 0-49*
 
NEWTON EAGLES (12-4, 5-0)
 
Aug. 29 - at Tatum, 7-39
Sept. 5 - Bridge City, 45-14
Sept. 12 - OPEN
Sept. 19 - Henderson, 32-41
Sept. 26 - at Orangefield, 20-26
Oct. 3 - West Orange-Stark, 19-7
Oct. 10 - at Deweyville, 45-0*
Oct. 17 - Crockett, 55-19*
Oct. 24 - at Corrigan-Camden, 44-26*
Oct. 31 - at Garrison, 39-6*
Nov. 7 - Hemphill, 49-0*
Nov. 14 - New Waverly, 46-6**
Nov. 21 - Dublin, 56-13**
Nov. 28 - Franklin, 49-21**
Dec. 5 - Rogers, 32-7**
Dec. 12 - Blanco, 48-21**
Dec. 18 - Waskom, 22-42***

For the record, San Augustine was 7 spots behind Garrison, not 5.  And as a result they dropped 2, not 3 spots.  In fact, the Wolves were the only team in EITHER poll that was rated 10 through 15 in our preseason poll which lost and remained in the Top 15.  We not know all on high school football in the smaller conferences, but we may know more than you express.
 
As to Hemphill vis a vis H-D, only 1 person deemed HD worth a vote of 15th rank.  Everybody has their own standards for ranking these teams.
 
But as tigerheart indicated, this is an opinion poll that is put for the sake of discussion, and in that respect it seems thus far we have succeeded.

HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
WEEK 1
 
 
Offensive Player of the Week
 
Kendrick King, Quarterback, Hamshire-Fannett
 
King gained 245 yards on 18 carries and 4 touchdowns, including the game winner with 5 seconds left in the Longhorn's victory over Lumberton Thursday night, 44-41.  He was also 6-11 for 76 yards and 2 touchdowns.
 
Special Mention - Offense
 
Adam Morse, Quarterback, Port Neches-Groves
 
Morse was 26-38 for 384 yards (a PN-G school record) and 4 touchdowns in a 38-13 Indian win over Clear Lake Friday night.  He also added 1 touchdown rushing.
 
 
Defensive Player of the Week
 
Cord Neal, Defensive Back, Chester
 
Neal had two interception returns for touchdowns (57 yards and 80 yards) and a fumble recovery in a 58-13 win over Lewisville Lakeland on Friday night.
 
Special Mention - Defense
 
Port Arthur Memorial Defense
 
The Titan defense pitched a shutout against Beaumont Ozen.   They held the Panther offense to 68 total yards.

I'm sorry....What is your question?

I'm sorry....What is your question?

Jack Dallas, QB, West Orange-Stark
 
12-17, 159 yd, 2 TD passing
5 carries, 23 yd, 2 TD rushing
 
Reshod Williams, QB, West Sabine
 
11-17, 203 yd, 3 TD passing
6 carries, 78 yd, 2 TD rushing

HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
WEEK 1
 
 
Offensive Player of the Week
 
Kendrick King, Quarterback, Hamshire-Fannett
 
King gained 245 yards on 18 carries and 4 touchdowns, including the game winner with 5 seconds left in the Longhorn's victory over Lumberton Thursday night, 44-41.  He was also 6-11 for 76 yards and 2 touchdowns.
 
Special Mention - Offense
 
Adam Morse, Quarterback, Port Neches-Groves
 
Morse was 26-38 for 384 yards (a PN-G school record) and 4 touchdowns in a 38-13 Indian win over Clear Lake Friday night.  He also added 1 touchdown rushing.
 
 
Defensive Player of the Week
 
Cord Neal, Defensive Back, Chester
 
Neal had two interception returns for touchdowns (57 yards and 80 yards) and a fumble recovery in a 58-13 win over Lewisville Lakeland on Friday night.
 
Special Mention - Defense
 
Port Arthur Memorial Defense
 
The Titan defense pitched a shutout against Beaumont Ozen.   They held the Panther offense to 68 total yards.

That is the best way to stop it.

West Sabine by as much as Tod Stark wants.

Jack Dallas, QB, West Orange-Stark
 
12-17, 159 yd, 2 TD passing
5 carries, 23 yd, 2 TD rushing
 
Reshod Williams, QB, West Sabine
 
11-17, 203 yd, 3 TD passing
6 carries, 78 yd, 2 TD rushing

Jake Giblin, WR, PNG
 
6 catches, 127 yd, 2 TD

Jack Dallas, QB, West Orange-Stark
 
12-17, 159 yd, 2 TD passing
5 carries, 23 yd, 2 TD rushing
 
Reshod Williams, QB, West Sabine
 
11-17, 203 yd, 3 TD passing
6 carries, 78 yd, 2 TD rushing

C-C wins 60-40

Cornell Thompson's West Orange-Stark Mustangs and Randy Crouch's Little Cypress-Mauriceville Bear's open the 2014 season by vying for the annual Orange Bowl trophy. 
 
Join Gary Stelly, Dan Perrine and Alan Nations from Battlin' Bear Stadium in Orange for a 7:30 pm kickoff by tuning into 1600 AM KOGT or by clicking the following link:
 
http://www.mainstreamnetwork.com/listen/player.asp?station=kogt-am&

HF cuts the Lumberton lead to 41-36 with 2:27 left in the 4th

Here is an article that covered the Spring Westfield scrimmage and mentions Dillon:
 
http://tamu.247sports.com/Gallery/Aggie-targets-shine-for-Westfield-30511077.

Here is an article that covered the Spring Westfield scrimmage and mentions Dillon:
 
http://tamu.247sports.com/Gallery/Aggie-targets-shine-for-Westfield-30511077.

At this point, all of the district provide roadblocks....that is what Coach Thompson would tell you.

At this point, all of the district provide roadblocks....that is what Coach Thompson would tell you.

Here ya go!
 
http://setxsports.com/ip/index.php?/topic/106189-week-1-scrimmage-schedule/

This was the work of bobcatfan4life!  I can only dream of being half as good as him at finding schedules of area teams!

You're correct.  I had seen that and I thought I had included those teams.

Congrats to Coach Joubert on getting the AD that he should have been rewarded with long ago.

Here is the thread: http://sixmanfootball.com/board/viewtopic.php?f=73&t=22006&p=194966#p194966
 
To be fair to that site, as you see from reading the thread it was not done by the staff there but rather, at the very least, a very misguided poster.

For me it is the 80's as we had many teams win state championships during that decade:
 
Football:  In the 80's, West Brook (5A in 1982), Beaumont French (5A co-champ in 1984), Burkeville (1986 in 1A), West Orange-Stark (1986 and 1987 in 4A), Corrigan-Camden (2A in 1988) and Groveton (2A in 1989) all won state football titles.  Port Arthur Jeffferson (1980 in 5A), Groveton (1983 and 1985 in 2A) and West Orange-Stark (4A in 1989) were state runner ups.
 
Baseball: During the 80's, Colmesneil had 3 1A (or B) championships (1980, 1985, 1986).  Thomas Jefferson won the 5A crown in 1983 and San Augustine took the 3A title in 1987.  West Sabine (2A in 1982), High Island (1A in 1987) and San Augustine (3A in 1990) all made appearances in the state championship games.
 
Boy's Basketball: Beaumont Hebert (4A in 1980 and 1981) won 2 titles during that decade.  Port Arthur Lincoln (5A in 1980, 1983, 1987, 1988 in 4A) won 5.  For those that include La Porte in our area, the took the 5A title in 1986.  Hardin-Jefferson (3A in 1983) made a state finals appearance.
 
Girl's Basketball: During that decade, Barbers Hill (1981, 1982) and Hardin-Jefferson (1985 and 1988 in 3A) each won 2 state titles.  Hardin-Jefferson (1987 in 3A) and Colmesneil (1980 in 1A) were state runner ups.
 
The 80's were a darn good decade for SETX sports.