Peter Griffin

2nd Annual Texas Flyers Basketball Tourney May 14-16

Ages:  Boys currently in grades 5-11.  Brackets of 5th, 6th, 7th and 8th grade, as well as Junior Varsity and Varsity brackets

When: May 14-16, 2010

Where:  Orange, Texas 77632
Little Cypress High School & Junior High Gymnasiums

Entry Fee: $175 per team, 3 games guaranteed

Registration deadline April 23, 2010
Late registration until April 30th ($25 late fee)

Registration available by email
[email protected]
or calling Misty Winder at
409-882-4040

More information is available on our website – Check it out!

www.leaguelineup.com/texasflyers

Texas Flyers Spring Basketball Tournament

for School Teams

Ages:  Boys currently in grades 5-11.  Brackets of 5th, 6th, 7th and 8th grade, as well as Junior Varsity and Varsity brackets

When: May 15-17, 2009

Where:  Orange, Texas 77632

Little Cypress High School & Junior High Gymnasiums

Entry Fee: $225 per team, 3 games guaranteed

Registration deadline April 24, 2009

Late registration until May 1st ($25 late fee)

Registration available by email

[email protected]

or calling Chrissy Babcock at

409-883-7158

More information is available on our website – Check it out!

www.leaguelineup.com/texasflyers

IF TRUE ABOUT THE RED RAIDER BUDDY SYSTEM: The people of Deweyville need to step up and call the Sup's office and convey their displeasure.  It is their community, and what is best for their children is not being put first and foremost.

I do not know McDaniel, and therefore will not judge.  However, I do know Pachuca.  If the people in charge cannot see quality right in front of their face then that sends a red flag to me.  The parents support Pachuca.  The kids love and respect him.  Former coaching peers of Pachuca have nothing but rave reviews about him.  He has already given a two year demonstration of his capability in Deweyville.  This should have been a SLAM DUNK!  

If McDaniel is currently unemployed, then he will come.  Deweyville's loss (Pachuca) will be another district's gain.  

Deweyville had one of the best up and coming young coaches in Pachuca.  The old saying "you never know what you got until its gone" will ring true in this case.  Pachuca will move on and get a chance somewhere else, but the one's missing out will be the students of Deweyville.  FUMBLE PIRATE ADMINISTRATION!!!

BOJO is a "slogan" used by LC-M football only.  Any attempt of using it for basketball or baseball is ill advised.  The players (and coaches) of these sports (LC-M basketball & baseball) did not choose this slogan, nor do they like it to represent their accomplishments.  Chanting it on this topic is simply just some trying to "bandwagon" the Bear basketball program.  Please, leave "BOJO" out of this.  It doesn't apply.   

Good luck...Lois, Meg, Stewie, Chris, Brian and I hope nothing but the best for you and the Eagles!

A problem that needs to be corrected.

It is hard to know what to believe. Some have posted the Bears "gave out" in the second half of the last game while others claim they are being worked harder than ever in practice. Comparing coaching staffs work ethic (on players) to previous ones could only be commented on (in my opinion) by someone who has either been on both or is closely associated with both.

Bears quote: "Sam Moore is also a excellent source, he can help you know what level your kid should pursue and he has excellent contacts and will do all he can to help."

Don't forget Coach Griff being an excellent source, considering all the Bears that have went to college.

Many teams have dedication and desire....but are not as talented as others. Therefore, having good players is an element essential to success.