WOSgrad

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.

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.

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.

I don't know about Johnny, but this exchange with Deionte makes believe that he is not going anywhere:
 
Todd Broussard ‏@WOSgrad 35m @playmaker_11 Hey somebody is starting a rumor that you are headed to CCS to play six man. What's up with that?
Expand Reply Delete Favorite     Deionte Thompson〽️6⃣ ‏@playmaker_11 16m @WOSgrad lol seriously?

I've just contacted a source very close to D to see if there is anything to this.  Looking at D's twitter page, it looks like this rumor is baseless (https://twitter.com/playmaker_11/with_replies).

WO-S' most recent non-winning season happened in 2001 when they went 5-5,  The last "official" losing season was 1992 when WO-S had to forfeit 4 district wins for having a student on the team that had an incomplete and went 4-6.  The last season where they lost more than they won on the field was 1983 when they went 3-7.

Uh oh!

Not many, probably the 6A teams and the upper crust of the two 5A districts plus Coldspring-Oakhurst.  But then again, it wasn't you who made the statements I referenced above.

Haters?  Simply because a number of folks don't believe that "WO-S Comes to HJ and TAKES A WHOOPIN...COUNTRY STYLE!!!!!" or that "There is a new football sheriff in town folks...HJ HAWKS!!!!!!?"
 
Maybe they don't believe such bold beliefs because they have seen the 10 game series history with H-J to date:
 
1.  WO-S is 10-0 in the series;
2.  The average score in those games was 50-3;
3.  WO-S has shut HJ out 5 times in the series;
4.  WO-S has held HJ to a field goal 2 other times;
5.  HJ has scored in double figures only 1 time in the series;
6.  WO-S has scored 50 or more points 4 times in the series;
7.  WO-S has scored 40 or more points in all but 1 of the 10 games;
8.  HJ's total score in the series (28) is lower than the lowest that WO-S has scored in one game during the series (29).
 
Now, facts are facts. The HJ football program has vastly improved under Coach Dubois and the Week 10 game will probably be the most highly contested game of the series and will be WO-S' closest district game.  Plus, they are the favorite to gain the #2 seed out of the district.
 
However, given the history of this series it is a bit harsh to call someone a "hater" simply because they believe that the statements made above are a result of delusions of grandeur.

My bad.

Why are you bringing facts and logic into this thread?!?!

Haters?  Simply because a number of folks don't believe that "WO-S Comes to HJ and TAKES A WHOOPIN...COUNTRY STYLE!!!!!" or that "There is a new football sheriff in town folks...HJ HAWKS!!!!!!?"
 
Maybe they don't believe such bold beliefs because they have seen the 10 game series history with H-J to date:
 
1.  WO-S is 10-0 in the series;
2.  The average score in those games was 50-3;
3.  WO-S has shut HJ out 5 times in the series;
4.  WO-S has held HJ to a field goal 2 other times;
5.  HJ has scored in double figures only 1 time in the series;
6.  WO-S has scored 50 or more points 4 times in the series;
7.  WO-S has scored 40 or more points in all but 1 of the 10 games;
8.  HJ's total score in the series (28) is lower than the lowest that WO-S has scored in one game during the series (29).
 
Now, facts are facts. The HJ football program has vastly improved under Coach Dubois and the Week 10 game will probably be the most highly contested game of the series and will be WO-S' closest district game.  Plus, they are the favorite to gain the #2 seed out of the district.
 
However, given the history of this series it is a bit harsh to call someone a "hater" simply because they believe that the statements made above are a result of delusions of grandeur.

Haters?  Simply because a number of folks don't believe that "WO-S Comes to HJ and TAKES A WHOOPIN...COUNTRY STYLE!!!!!" or that "There is a new football sheriff in town folks...HJ HAWKS!!!!!!?"
 
Maybe they don't believe such bold beliefs because they have seen the 10 game series history with H-J to date:
 
1.  WO-S is 10-0 in the series;
2.  The average score in those games was 50-3;
3.  WO-S has shut HJ out 5 times in the series;
4.  WO-S has held HJ to a field goal 2 other times;
5.  HJ has scored in double figures only 1 time in the series;
6.  WO-S has scored 50 or more points 4 times in the series;
7.  WO-S has scored 40 or more points in all but 1 of the 10 games;
8.  HJ's total score in the series (28) is lower than the lowest that WO-S has scored in one game during the series (29).
 
Now, facts are facts. The HJ football program has vastly improved under Coach Dubois and the Week 10 game will probably be the most highly contested game of the series and will be WO-S' closest district game.  Plus, they are the favorite to gain the #2 seed out of the district.
 
However, given the history of this series it is a bit harsh to call someone a "hater" simply because they believe that the statements made above are a result of delusions of grandeur.

Haters?  Simply because a number of folks don't believe that "WO-S Comes to HJ and TAKES A WHOOPIN...COUNTRY STYLE!!!!!" or that "There is a new football sheriff in town folks...HJ HAWKS!!!!!!?"
 
Maybe they don't believe such bold beliefs because they have seen the 10 game series history with H-J to date:
 
1.  WO-S is 10-0 in the series;
2.  The average score in those games was 50-3;
3.  WO-S has shut HJ out 5 times in the series;
4.  WO-S has held HJ to a field goal 2 other times;
5.  HJ has scored in double figures only 1 time in the series;
6.  WO-S has scored 50 or more points 4 times in the series;
7.  WO-S has scored 40 or more points in all but 1 of the 10 games;
8.  HJ's total score in the series (28) is lower than the lowest that WO-S has scored in one game during the series (29).
 
Now, facts are facts. The HJ football program has vastly improved under Coach Dubois and the Week 10 game will probably be the most highly contested game of the series and will be WO-S' closest district game.  Plus, they are the favorite to gain the #2 seed out of the district.
 
However, given the history of this series it is a bit harsh to call someone a "hater" simply because they believe that the statements made above are a result of delusions of grandeur.

Well, it is more than just Silsbee folk that believe that.  I tell you what, you appear to be a betting man.  So I propose a wager that will not cost you any money or deny you posting privileges as you are way too interesting a poster to keep of the site for an entire school year.
 
If HJ does win, I will carry the following passage in my signature line until the end of the 2014-15 school year:
 
"West Orange-Stark is Hardin-Jefferson's football b***h."
 
If WO-S wins:  You place the following message in your signature line until the end of the 2014-15 school year:
 
"Hardin-Jefferson is West Orange-Stark's football b***h."
 
What say you oh confident one who hails from Sour Lake.

Well, it is more than just Silsbee folk that believe that.  I tell you what, you appear to be a betting man.  So I propose a wager that will not cost you any money or deny you posting privileges as you are way too interesting a poster to keep of the site for an entire school year.
 
If HJ does win, I will carry the following passage in my signature line until the end of the 2014-15 school year:
 
"West Orange-Stark is Hardin-Jefferson's football b***h."
 
If WO-S wins:  You place the following message in your signature line until the end of the 2014-15 school year:
 
"Hardin-Jefferson is West Orange-Stark's football b***h."
 
What say you oh confident one who hails from Sour Lake.

Yes, it was named after the superintendent at the time, Richard E. "Rick" Berry.

Well, it is more than just Silsbee folk that believe that.  I tell you what, you appear to be a betting man.  So I propose a wager that will not cost you any money or deny you posting privileges as you are way too interesting a poster to keep of the site for an entire school year.
 
If HJ does win, I will carry the following passage in my signature line until the end of the 2014-15 school year:
 
"West Orange-Stark is Hardin-Jefferson's football b***h."
 
If WO-S wins:  You place the following message in your signature line until the end of the 2014-15 school year:
 
"Hardin-Jefferson is West Orange-Stark's football b***h."
 
What say you oh confident one who hails from Sour Lake.

Well, it is more than just Silsbee folk that believe that.  I tell you what, you appear to be a betting man.  So I propose a wager that will not cost you any money or deny you posting privileges as you are way too interesting a poster to keep of the site for an entire school year.
 
If HJ does win, I will carry the following passage in my signature line until the end of the 2014-15 school year:
 
"West Orange-Stark is Hardin-Jefferson's football b***h."
 
If WO-S wins:  You place the following message in your signature line until the end of the 2014-15 school year:
 
"Hardin-Jefferson is West Orange-Stark's football b***h."
 
What say you oh confident one who hails from Sour Lake.

Well, it is more than just Silsbee folk that believe that.  I tell you what, you appear to be a betting man.  So I propose a wager that will not cost you any money or deny you posting privileges as you are way too interesting a poster to keep of the site for an entire school year.
 
If HJ does win, I will carry the following passage in my signature line until the end of the 2014-15 school year:
 
"West Orange-Stark is Hardin-Jefferson's football b***h."
 
If WO-S wins:  You place the following message in your signature line until the end of the 2014-15 school year:
 
"Hardin-Jefferson is West Orange-Stark's football b***h."
 
What say you oh confident one who hails from Sour Lake.

According to this article, 4 teams will go to the playoffs in 2A next year (2015-2016):
 
http://highschoolsportsblog.dallasnews.com/2014/06/expansion-fever-more-teams-are-added-for-uil-playoffs-in-smaller-classification.html/

Whatever you say, sunshine!

2014 HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL SCHEDULE
 
21-5A
 
BARBERS HILL EAGLES (6-4, 4-4)
 
Aug. 29 - at Silsbee, 42-24
Sept. 5 - Little Cypress-Mauriceville, 29-14
Sept. 12 - at Crosby, 7-30*
Sept. 19 - Dayton, 7-45*
Sept. 26 - at New Caney, 31-23*
Oct. 3 - New Caney Porter, 49-12*
Oct. 10 - at C.E. King, 14-40*
Oct. 17 - OPEN
Oct. 24 - Humble, 17-13*
Oct. 31 - at Galena Park, 35-0*
Nov. 7 - Kingwood Park, 13-28*
 
SHELDON C.E. KING PANTHERS (10-2, 7-1)
 
Aug. 29 - Tomball, 66-29
Sept. 5 - Magnolia, 59-3
Sept. 12 - at Dayton, 62-17*
Sept. 19 - New Caney, 49-20*
Sept. 25 - at New Caney Porter, 69-21*
Oct. 3 - OPEN
Oct. 10 - Barbers Hill, 40-14*
Oct. 16 - at Humble, 49-7*
Oct. 24 - Galena Park, 55-0*
Nov. 1 - at Kingwood Park, 28-31*
Nov. 7 - Crosby, 28-21*
Nov. 14 - Beaumont Central 55-23**
Nov. 22 - Fort Bend Ridge Point, 3-24**
 
CROSBY COUGARS (12-1, 7-1)
 
Aug. 29 - Nederland, 25-20
Sept. 5 - at Angleton, 38-15
Sept. 12 - Barbers Hill, 30-7*
Sept. 18 - at Humble, 17-10
Sept. 26 - Galena Park, 62-10*
Oct. 2 - at Kingwood Park, 24-20*
Oct. 10 - OPEN
Oct. 17 - Dayton, 41-35 (OT)*
Oct. 24 - at New Caney, 24-0*
Oct. 31 - New Caney Porter, 39-13*
Nov. 7 - at C.E. King, 21-28*
Nov. 13 - Beaumont Ozen, 41-24**
Nov. 22 - Port Lavaca Calhoun, 36-14**
Nov. 29 - Brenham, 38-20**
Dec. 5 - Hutto**
 
DAYTON BRONCOS (8-4, 6-2)
 
Aug. 29 - at Channelview, 35-62
Sept. 5 - at Nederland, 41-22
Sept. 12 - C.E. King, 17-62*
Sept. 19 - at Barbers Hill, 45-7*
Sept. 26 - Humble, 13-7*
Oct. 3 - at Galena Park, 38-0*
Oct. 10 - Kingwood Park, 35-28*
Oct. 17 - at Crosby, 35-41 (OT)*
Oct. 24 - OPEN
Oct. 31 - New Caney, 33-7*
Nov. 7 - at New Caney Porter, 49-7*
Nov. 15 - Port Neches-Groves, 56-44**
Nov. 21 - Angleton, 31-32**
 
GALENA PARK YELLOWJACKETS (1-9, 0-8)
 
Aug. 28 - at Houston Scarborough, 49-14
Sept. 5 - Tomball Memorial, 0-14
Sept. 12 - OPEN
Sept. 18 - Kingwood Park, 0-44
Sept. 26 - at Crosby, 10-62*
Oct. 3 - Dayton, 0-38*
Oct. 10 - at New Caney, 21-42*
Oct. 17 - New Caney Porter, 7-20*
Oct. 24 - at C.E. King, 0-55*
Oct. 31 - Barbers Hill, 0-35*
Nov. 7 - at Humble, 0-6*
 
HUMBLE WILDCATS (5-5, 3-5)
 
Aug. 30 - Houston Reagan, 14-7
Sept. 6 - at Katy Tompkins, 20-2
Sept. 12 - at Kingwood Park, 23-17 (2OT)*
Sept. 18 - Crosby, 10-17*
Sept. 26 - at Dayton, 7-13*
Oct. 4 - New Caney, 14-28*
Oct. 11 - at New Caney Porter, 50-7*
Oct. 16 - C.E. King, 7-49*
Oct. 24 - at Barbers Hill, 13-17*
Oct. 31 - OPEN
Nov. 7 - Galena Park, 6-0*
 
HUMBLE KINGWOOD PARK PANTHERS (7-5, 5-3)
 
Aug. 29 - at Magnolia, 35-21
Sept. 5 - Huntsville, 49-51
Sept. 12 - Humble, 17-23 (2OT)*
Sept. 18 - at Galena Park, 44-0*
Sept. 26 - OPEN
Oct. 2 - Crosby, 20-24*
Oct. 10 - at Dayton, 28-35*
Oct. 17 - at New Caney, 20-14*
Oct. 25 - New Caney Porter, 52-12*
Nov. 1 - C.E. King, 31-28*
Nov. 7 - at Barbers Hill, 28-13*
Nov. 15 - Nederland, 31-24**
Nov. 22 - Richmond George Ranch, 14-35**
 
NEW CANEY EAGLES (4-6, 3-5)
 
Aug. 29 - at Diboll, 36-14
Sept. 5 - Huffman, 11-34
Sept. 12 - New Caney Porter, 58-33*
Sept. 19 - at C.E. King, 20-49*
Sept. 26 - Barbers Hill, 23-31*
Oct. 4 - at Humble, 28-14*
Oct. 10 - Galena Park, 42-21*
Oct. 17 - at Kingwood Park, 14-20*
Oct. 24 - Crosby, 0-24*
Oct. 31 - at Dayton, 7-33*
Nov. 7 - OPEN
 
NEW CANEY PORTER SPARTANS (2-8, 1-7)
 
Aug. 29 - at Conroe Caney Creek, 42-21
Sept. 4 - at Houston North Forest, 32-50
Sept. 12 - at New Caney, 33-58*
Sept. 19 - OPEN
Sept. 25 - C.E. King, 21-69*
Oct. 3 - at Barbers Hill, 12-49*
Oct. 11 - Humble, 7-50*
Oct. 17 - at Galena Park, 20-7*
Oct. 25 - at Kingwood Park, 12-52*
Oct. 31 - at Crosby, 13-39*
Nov. 7 - Dayton, 7-49*

Congrats, Jake!

It is here at last!  And this year was tough! We could have easily made a 3rd and 4th team and still not got all of the deserving players!

[size=11pt][b]Superlatives[/b]
Coach of the Year - W.T. Johnston, Newton
MVP - Montana Quirante, Vidor
Offensive MVP - Glenn Roberts, East Chambers
Defensive MVP - Joe Lynch, West Orange-Stark
5A Player of the Year - Ricky Fisk, Port Arthur Memorial
4A Player of the Year - Koby Couron, Nederland
3A Player of the Year - J'Marcus Rhodes, West Orange-Stark
2A Player of the Year - Dale "D.J." Dean, Newton
1A Player of the Year - Tony Hubbard, San Augustine
6man Player of the Year - Rashawn Morris, Orange Community Christian
Ironman of the Year - Kevin Shorter, Newton
Junior of the Year - Patrick Reed, Silsbee
Sophomore of the Year - Vernon Samuels, Port Arthur Memorial

[b]1st Team Offense[/b]
QB - Preston Townley, Huffman Hargrave
RB - K.J. Garrett, Center
RB - Austin Walter, Crosby
WR - Ladarius Spearman, Beaumont West Brook
WR - Roderic Rucker, Port Arthur Memorial
TE - Jonboy Smith, Vidor
OL - Jacob Mizell, Coldspring-Oakhurst
OL - Josh Blackburn, Crosby
OL - Justin Reasons, Port Neches-Groves
OL - Chris Redeaux, Beaumont Ozen
OL - Jacob Keene, Kirbyville
K- Juan Carranco, Dayton
KR - Jakobi Jones, Beaumont Ozen

[b]1st Team Defense[/b]
DL - Brock Pryor, Nederland
DL - DeShawn Washington, Nederland
DL - Matthew Romar, Port Arthur Memorial
DL - Colin Janice, West Orange-Stark
LB - Korbin Stampley, Nederland
LB - Garrett Dolan, Barbers Hill
LB - Daniel Woodson, West Orange-Stark
DB - Jerrell Sykes, Coldspring-Oakhurst
DB - Colton Kimler, Nederland
DB - C.J. Levine, Port Arthur Memorial
DB - Tony Brown, Beaumont Ozen
P - Caleb Lewallen, Kingwood Park
PR - Quinton Tezeno, West Orange-Stark

[b]2nd Team Offense[/b]
QB - Aaron Sharp, Humble Summer Creek
RB - Alex Sezar, Little Cypress-Mauriceville
RB - Brandon Johnson, Newton
WR - Jordan Holmes, Silsbee
WR - John Leday, Port Arthur Memorial
TE - Keyaun Seastrunk, Newton
OL - Dylan Brackens, West Orange-Stark
OL - Cole Brown, Nederland
OL - Devin Asher, Vidor
OL - Kanon Mackey, Silsbee
OL - Tristan Reeves, Evadale
K - Tanner Noel, Nederland
KR - Michael Shaw, Nederland

[b]2nd Team Defense[/b]
DL - Seth Adams, Silsbee
DL - Anthony Hadnot, Newton
DL - Caleb Malveaux - Nederland
DL - Jhayllien Monette, West Orange-Stark
LB - Jordan Wood, Nederland
LB - Darius Lemora, Port Arthur Memorial
LB - Corey Jenkins, Newton
DB - Jalen Barnes, Port Arthur Memorial
DB - Bryce Cooper, Vidor
DB - Trayvon Blanchard, West Orange-Stark
DB - Bobby Tanner, San Augustine
P - Kaleb Clark, Port Neches-Groves
PR - Chris Elam, Silsbee