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H.S. Volleyball Scores- Tuesday 9-25-07. September 25, 2007 - 10:55PM Central Defeats Ozen It was the volleyball version of the Beaumont Bowl. High School Volleyball Scores, Tuesday 9/25/07. Call to Report your Volleyball Scores at 895-4674. District 22-4A PN-G Rock-A-Noos-- 3 Dayton Lady Broncos-- 1 Ozen Lady Panthers-- 2 Central Lady Jaguars-- 3 LC-M Lady Bears-- 3 Vidor Lady Pirates-- 0 Nederland Lady Bulldogs-- 1 Lumberton Lady Raiders-- 3 District 21-3A Bridge City Lady Cardinals-- 3 Orangefield Lady Bobcats-- 0 WO-Stark Lady Mustangs-- 0 Silsbee Lady Tigers-- 3 TAPPS 4A Katy Faith West Lady Eagles-- 3 Legacy Christian Lady Warriors-- 0

2 good coaches!

Could be closer than that.

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Dave Campbell Texas Football.

Better Defense, hopefully th cards can win the conference championship.

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LC-M moves into second with win over Vidor Van Wade The Orange Leader VIDOR — It took a game for the Little Cypress-Mauriceville Lady Bears to get warmed up Tuesday night at Vidor's Pirate Gym but once they got going it was smooth sailing. After struggling early in Game One, the Lady Bears scrapped back to take the game as they went on to cruise past the Vidor Lady Pirates 25-21, 25-18, 25-11 in District 22-4A volleyball action. The victory puts the Lady Bears (15-12, 5-2) in a second place tie in the 22-4A standings at the conclusion of the first half of district play after Beaumont Central defeated Beaumont Ozen Tuesday. The Lady Pirates (0-7 in district) played tough throughout but ran out of steam late in Game Two. Senior Morgan Blohm had an outstanding night for the Lady Bears at the net. Blohm collected 10 kills and a whopping six blocks and also had six points and three aces. “Morgan played a super match,†said LC-M coach Vicki Castino. “Everyone set her up with those short sets and she was just killing it.†Sophomore Christine Sicktich had her normal strong outing hitting the ball by nabbing nine kills but it was her service game that provided an even bigger spark Tuesday as she had 13 service points while pounding out five aces. Jordyn Davis added to the LC-M power surge with nine kills. Libero Shayna Sheppard served up 12 points and three aces. The Lady Bears also received a huge performance from senior Olivia Hinds off the bench as Hinds poured out 11 points and three aces. “Olivia is such a trooper,†said Castino. “She has played so well off the bench for us lately and I couldn't be more happier for her. Her serve has been just awesome but her defense was big tonight. She made some tough digs.†The Lady Pirates were paced by the nice hitting of Mianda Rider, who found her way to eight kills. Hailey Acosta and Brooke Friedeck had six kills apiece while Alexa Kelly added five. Meghin Crawford led the Lady Pirates' service game with seven points and an ace while Emalee Kennon contributed six points. The Lady Pirats broke open an 8-8 game in Game One by scoring 11 of the next 14 points behind the serve of Crawford and the attacking of Friedeck to go up19-11. However, the Lady Bears zoomed right back behind the strong serve of Sicktich, who served up nine straight points, including four aces as the Lady Bears went on a 10-0 spurt to go up 21-19. Vidor rallied to tie it up at 21-21 but the Lady Bears closd it out with a kill apiece from Blohm and Davis. Game Two was nip-and-tuck most of the way. LC-M jumped out to an early 6-2 lead but the Lady Pirates rose up to eventually tie it at 18-18. That's when Hinds lit a spark in her Lady Bears. The senior served up the game's last seven points. She had three of her aces in the run and came up with two critical digs on the back row. Blohm, Sicktich and Davis ignited a"power show" for the Lady Bears in Game Three, teaming up for seven kills in a row that increased a 9-5 lead into a 16-5 cushion and the Lady Bears never looked back from that point. “This district is so tough this year and we knew Vidor wasn't going to make it easy for us,†Castino said. “They (Vidor) took PN-G to four games and almost five. We wanted to come out and start off good and we really didn't. That almost got us In trouble against Lumberton last Friday. Once we’got going though, I thought we played really well overall as a team.†The Lady Bears will head to Beaumont Central Friday in another pivotal District 22-4A encounter while the Lady Pirates will welcome the Nederland Lady Bulldogs.

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This week's Chronicle Houston Area Rankings -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1. Katy (3) 3-0 1 2. North Shore 3-0 2 3. Lufkin 4-0 3 4. Klein Oak 3-0 4 5. Klein Forest 4-0 5 6. Cypress Falls 2-1 6 7. Cy-Fair 2-1 7 8. Clements 4-0 12 9. Clear Lake 4-0 15 10. Pearland 3-1 9 11. Brazoswood 3-0 13 12. Lamar 2-1 16 13. Spring 3-1 NR 14. Klein 3-1 NR 15. Stratford 2-1 10 16. Pasadena Memorial 2-0 14 17. Westfield 2-2 8 18. Beaumont West Brook 2-1 17 19. FB Marshall 2-1 11 20. Strake Jesuit 3-0 18 Class 4A 1. La Marque (3) 4-0 1 2. Friendswood 4-0 2 3. Lamar Consolidated 3-1 3 4. Dickinson 4-0 8 5. Yates 2-0 5 6. Galena Park 2-0 6 7. Brenham 2-2 4 8. Montgomery 2-1 7 9. Livingston 4-0 10 10. El Campo 3-0 NR Class 3A 1. Needville (3) 3-0 1 2. Columbus 3-0 2 3. Bellville 3-1 3 4. Sweeny 2-1 4 5. Navasota 2-1 NR Class 2A 1. Rice Consolidated (3) 3-0 1 2. Hitchcock 3-1 4 3. East Chambers 4-0 NR 4. Hardin 4-0 NR 5. East Bernard 2-2 3 Private 1. St. Pius (3) 4-0 1 2. Episcopal 3-1 3 3. St. John's 3-1 2 4. Lutheran North 3-0 NR 5. Houston Christian 2-2 5

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Versatile Doty is PN-G leader both on, off field By Tom Halliburton The Port Arthur News PORT NECHES -- Undersized Brett Doty chasing those fast Panthers from Beaumont Ozen... wow, it appears to be somewhat of a rigged track meet. It almost makes a veteran sportswriter lean toward picking against Port Neches-Groves in Friday night's 22-4A district opener at 7 p.m. Yet when the Indians venture toward head coach Matt Burnett's old college stomping grounds, Beaumont's Lamar Cardinal Stadium, the purples may just own the smartest center fielder and defensive back in the entire league. That's how intelligent that Ron and Carol Doty's 17-year-old senior has performed both on the football field and in the classroom. When does PN-G ever seem to find its free safety out of position or in the wrong coverage? Not very often. Perhaps about as frequently as Brett comes out of his classes with any marks below an A. "I made a B in keyboarding," said the National Honor student with a 3.98 grade average. Well, Brett probably was keeping his eye on some beautiful Indianette rather than paying attention to the keyboard, if he made a B in that class. The 5-11, 175-pound Doty takes after his mom and dad when it comes to his contribution on the Indians team. Brett can be found as a receiver on offense, as well as the signal caller for his secondary unit. His father Ron is a busy Certified Public Accountant. His mother Carol works at Port Arthur's fire department and waits tables at Sartin's Restaurant. On Friday mornings in football season, the Indians can count on Carol to invite the team to the house for donuts. "They're both real supportive," Doty said of his parents. "They've both been by me no matter what I've done." In his spare time, Brett has a most unique player-to-coach relationship with the Indians' chief. There's a bond between Burnett and Doty that definitely has been special. Matt can be high strung. Brett can be high strung. Matt coaches the secondary in his spare time, along with being the head coach. Brett coaches the secondary on the field... Sometimes Matt tries to calm down Brett. Sometimes Brett tries to calm down Matt. Not every player has the opportunity to see his playing career so uniquely intertwined with that of his head coach. But Matt Burnett and Brett Doty feel they work pretty well in concert. "We work together," Doty said. "We help each other. I love him. He gets his moods. He's a funny guy. You don't want to get on his bad side because he can get on you when he wants to. But he's a great coach and we work together real good." Burnett and Doty communicate often during a game with hand signals. That's because Doty is calling the coverage signals for the secondary on every play. The job is for a smart athlete to be sure, because Brett must know which player goes where in each and every stunt or blitz.

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