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'E!'-lated Ganders notch first win By Dave Rogers Published September 15, 2007 He wasn’t the Torres many Lee High School fans were clamoring for, but Emanuel Torres sure won their hearts Friday night. The freshman kicker booted a line drive 43-yard field goal as time expired to give the Ganders an improbable 10-9 victory over Clear Creek at Stallworth Stadium. Chanting “E! E!,†the Lee players carried the kicker off the field on their shoulders after closing their three-game non-district schedule with their first victory of the season. “After I hit it, I just took off running,†he said. “I knew it was a good kick.†Forgive the Gander faithful if they weren’t as confident. The kick never got more than 20 feet off the ground and, at first glance, appeared it might be short. But it kept on going and had about five feet of distance left over when it cleared the crossbar and dived to the turf. Upraised arms from the two officials under the goal post set off a wild celebration. “There was no decision,†Lee head coach Dick Olin said about the option of trying a Hail Mary pass on fourth down from the Clear Creek 27-yard line with 5 seconds left. “You know, take a shot, you got a chance. This is great. It’s always good to win. Everybody’s happy. The kids will enjoy it. We’ve got a week off to get ready for district.†Wildcat coach Darrell Warden, former defensive coordinator for the Ganders, used his team’s final timeout to try to ice Lee’s young kicker. No dice. “I got nervous,†Torres said about the delay, but overall, I felt confident I was going to make it.†If he was nervous, you don’t want to know about his holder, backup quarterback Octavio Torres. “I was crying as I was waiting for the snap. You know he’s my little brother,†said the fellow who led Lee to the playoffs last year as QB. “But I had to suck it up. I had so much faith in him, I didn’t want to mess it up.†And, of course, there was another hiccup. The snap was hardly perfect from Joe Garcia, who was the team’s No. 3 center before being pressed into service last week. “It wasn’t exactly a spiral and it was on the other side of the tee, but it was good enough,†Octavio Torres said. “I had to make it work for my brother.†For the second week in a row, turnovers plagued Lee’s inconsistent offense. The Ganders went 77 yards in four plays to score on the game’s opening possession. Jarvis Moore merengue-danced his way to a 30-yard TD run and Torres’ kick gave Lee a 7-0 lead 1 minute, 17 seconds into the game. But the Ganders picked up only 53 total yards the rest of the first half and gave up a field goal with 11 seconds left after Clear Creek’s Marcus Davis broke through to block at Josh Jones punt at the Lee 33. Jones, Lee’s No. 1 quarterback, finished the game 12 for 29 passing for 144 yards. He threw one interception and gave up a late fumble when blindsided. That fumble left Clear Creek just 28 yards away from its go-ahead score, a 15-yard pass from Neal Warden to Justin Smith with 1:28 left to play. It appeared that the Wildcats were about to go 3-0 despite a strong effort by the Collin Biescke-led Lee defense. It included a pair of third-quarter fourth-down stops, one at the Lee 3-yard line. But the Wildcats got a bad snap and missed their extra-point, leaving Lee just enough room for the late dramatics. Moore finished with 85 yards on 16 carries, but Lee’s team rush totals were only 103 yards. Kevin Craft had five catches for 74 yards. Clear Creek got 102 yards rushing from Michael Guidry and Warden completed 13 of 25 passes for 118 yards. The Ganders are off next week and open District 21-5A play Sept. 28 against Kingwood. “We’ve got two weeks to get ready for Kingwood and get better offensively,†Olin said. “Our defense did a great job. Offensively, we didn’t play very well. “Tonight, we needed a freshman to win the game.â€

Friday: The Lady Bear Volleyball team defeated Dayton 25-20, 28-26, 25-12. LCM is 12-12 overall and 2-2 in district. Morgan Blohm had 11 kills, 1 block and 4 aces; Christine Sictich had 10 kills, 3 blocks, 1 ace, 17 assists and 10 digs; Shayna Sheppard had 4 aces and 17 digs; Jordyn Davis had 8 kills; Brittany Wiegand had 1 ace and 15 digs; Alexa Humble had 1 ace, 13 assists and 9 digs; Carly Gauthier had 10 digs. The Lady Bears will play the Lady Bulldogs next Tuesday at Nederland

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WOS Defensive Coordinator Cornel Thompson talks to his defensive unit that hasn't given up a point in their last six quarters. You can listen to their game against Bay City on KOGT beginning at 7pm Saturday from Pearland.

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By The Associated Press CLASS 5A Abilene 13, Mesquite 10 Abilene Cooper 21, Temple 19 Aldine Nimitz 13, PA Memorial 10 Alief Hastings 41, Angleton 20 Allen 45, Rowlett 26 Amarillo Tascosa 25, Odessa High 18 Arlington Bowie 27, Denton Ryan 7 Arlington Martin 34, Justin Northwest 17 Austin High 24, Round Rock Stony Point 21 Baytown Lee 10, League City Clear Creek 9 Burleson 55, Keller Central 35 CC Carroll 39, Gregory-Portland 32, OT Cedar Hill 42, North Crowley 7 Clear Brook 41, Pasadena Dobie 7 Colleyville Heritage 24, Richardson Lake Highlands 17 Coppell 48, Duncanville 14 Cypress Creek 30, Tomball 14 Cypress Ridge 43, Magnolia 13 Cypress Fairbanks 31, Alief Taylor 21 Dallas Jesuit 38, Richardson Berkner 7 Dallas Skyline 34, Arlington 17 DeSoto 66, Tyler John Tyler 12 EP Coronado 35, EP Americas 0 EP Eastwood 28, EP Socorro 14 EP El Dorado 48, Gadsden (N.M.) 0 EP Franklin 33, EP Hanks 26 EP Montwood 41, EP Bel Air 21 Flower Mound Marcus 24, Mansfield Summit 3 Fort Bend Austin 20, Rosenberg Terry 7 Fort Bend Elkins 35, Fort Bend Bush 21 Fort Bend Marshall 21, Fort Bend Dulles 7 Galveston Ball 34, Houston Washington 0 Garland Lakeview Centennial 36, Arlington Sam Houston 6 Garland Naaman Forest 48, Dallas Adams 7 Garland Sachse 27, Frisco Centennial 22 Georgetown 42, Belton 7 Grand Prairie 28, Dallas Samuell 13 Grapevine 20, Flower Mound 7 Houston Chavez 34, Houston St. Thomas 0 Houston Strake Jesuit 40, Katy Cinco Ranch 21 Houston Westbury 32, Houston Worthing 8 Humble 14, Houston Jersey Village 10 Humble Atascocita 20, Spring Woods 17 Hurst Bell 49, Carrollton Newman Smith 3 Irving 55, Arlington Seguin 7 Irving MacArthur 37, North Garland 7 Katy Mayde Creek 30, Rosenberg Lamar 26 Killeen Ellison 20, Pflugerville Connally 3 Klein Oak 48, Willis 0 Laredo Alexander 46, Laredo LBJ 26 Laredo Martin 14, Laredo Cigarroa 13 Laredo Nixon 43, Eagle Pass Winn 3 Lewisville Hebron 42, Wylie 35 Lubbock Monterey 31, Midland Lee 21 Lufkin 29, Nacogdoches 0 Mansfield 42, Carrollton Creekview 23 Mansfield Timberview 34, Mesquite Poteet 21 McAllen 30, Edinburg Economedes 7 Mesquite Horn 20, Dallas Hillcrest 16 Pasadena Memorial 41, Baytown Sterling 7 Pasadena Rayburn 41, Fort Bend Austin 0 Pearland 21, Houston Memorial 0 Plano 42, Dallas Carter 7 Plano West 35, North Mesquite 25 PSJA North 41, Brownsville Rivera 14 Round Rock 49, Bastrop 19 SA Madison 42, Converse Wagner 7 Smithson Valley 61, SA MacArthur 16 South Garland 23, South Grand Prairie 14 Spring Westfield 33, Beaumont West Brook 24 The Woodlands College Park 45, Huntsville 7 Tyler Lee 3, Dallas Kimball 2 CLASS 4A Aledo 49, Weatherford 7 Alice 34, CC King 19 Austin LBJ 47, Austin Crockett 7 Austin McCallum 42, Austin Lanier 14 Barbers Hill 45, Bellville 21 Beaumont Central 21, Houston Sterling 6 Brenham 17, Houston Lamar 16 Brownwood 12, Burnet 9 CC Calallen 23, La Joya 14 CC Miller 21, CC Tuloso-Midway 6 CC Moody 20, Kingsville 12 Cleburne 21, Gainesville 14 Copperas Cove 63, Killeen Shoemaker 12 Dallas Adamson 35, North Dallas 0 Dallas Highland Park 56, Dallas Bishop Lynch 0 Dallas Spruce 35, Dallas Maceo Smith 0 Dripping Springs 24, Austin Akins 14 El Campo 39, Victoria Memorial 3 Ennis 42, Dallas Lincoln 24 EP Austin 55, EP Cathedral 7 EP Burges 24, Clint Horizon 13 EP Chapin 21, EP Del Valle 3 EP Irvin 30, EP Riverside 19 EP Parkland 34, EP Jefferson 7 EP Ysleta 32, EP Andress 21 Evangel Christian (La.) Academy 26, Texarkana 13 Everman 32, Haltom City 0 Friendswood 31, Dayton 28 FW Arlington Heights 41, FW Paschal 34 FW Carter-Riverside 11, Dallas Jefferson 8 FW Western Hills 33, Granbury 20 Fredericksburg 31, SA South San 17 Galena Park 37, Katy Seven Lakes 26 Greenville 28, Texarkana Liberty-Eylau 25 Henderson 36, Palestine 14 Hereford 35, Big Spring 13 Houston Davis 14, Houston Wheatley 6 Houston Reagan 72, Houston Sam Houston 8 Houston Sharpstown 21, Houston Smiley 20 Houston Yates 30, Houston Madison 24 Keller Fossil Ridge 28, Keller 14 Kilgore 34, Atlanta 7 La Marque 14, La Porte 13 Lake Dallas 52, Azle 14 Lancaster 28, FW Wyatt 8 Lindale 48, Van 28 Longview Pine Tree 33, Athens 30 Lumberton 48, Bridge City 7 Marble Falls 26, Del Valle 25 McKinney 28, Richardson 7 McKinney Boyd 31, Denton 6 McKinney North 14, Forney 2 Midlothian 42, Joshua 12 Montgomery 35, Houston King 18 Mount Pleasant 28, Hallsville 27 Nederland 21, Waller 14 New Braunfels 30, Beeville 27 NRH Birdville 30, N. Richland Hills 28 Port Lavaca Calhoun 42, Yoakum 0 Port Neches-Groves 29, Silsbee 0 Red Oak 46, Hillsboro 16 Richardson Pearce 31, Dallas White 14 Rockport-Fulton 28, Robstown 23 Rockwall Heath 65, FW Diamond Hill-Jarvis 0 SA Lanier 14, SA Kennedy 7 Saginaw 34, Denton Guyer 14 Saginaw Boswell 42, Alvarado 23 Santa Fe 14, Huffman 3 Santa Teresa (N.M.) 32, EP Bowie 6 Seagoville 7, Dallas Wilson 2 Terrell 28, Sherman 27 Texas City 17, Alvin 0 Vidor 33, Houston Jones 6 Waco 31, Corsicana 13 Waxahachie 30, Waco University 0 West Mesquite 21, Frisco 7 Whitehouse 42, Mabank 21 Zapata 28, Roma 20 CLASS 3A Andrews 22, Fort Stockton 13 Aransas Pass 31, Bishop 14 Breckenridge 40, Bangs 37 Bullard 56, Sabine 12 Burkburnett 28, Springtown 7 Carrollton Ranchview 50, Bonham 14 CC West Oso 20, Port Isabel 14, OT Celina 50, Plano Prestonwood Christian 17 China Spring 41, Glen Rose 13 Clint 43, El Paso High 14 Columbus 35, Hallettsville 32 Crockett 46, Shepherd 0 Cuero 57, Bandera 14 Fabens 27, San Elizario 18 Gilmer 35, Daingerfield 12 Graham 29, Abilene Wylie 23 Hutto 37, Gonzales 18 Kaufman 10, Wills Point 7 Kemp 35, Malakoff 7 Lake Worth 21, FW South Hills 19 Liberty Hill 70, Gatesville 7 Madisonville 39, Rockdale 7 Mathis 47, Falfurrias 0 Mineola 13, Grand Saline 9 Nevada Community 28, Anna 23 Palacios 34, Brazos Consolidated 15 Palestine Westwood 55, Brownsboro 21 Pittsburg 63, Commerce 42 Prosper 36, Bridgeport 24 Rice Consolidated 36, Brookshire Royal 21 Robinson 28, Kennedale 7 Royse City 49, Canton 9 Sealy 31, La Grange 21 Splendora 22, Orangefield 14 Tyler Chapel Hill 49, Quinlan Ford 28 Vernon 41, Mineral Wells 19 Waco Connally 41, Mexia 7 WF Hirschi 54, FW Castleberry 43 Wimberley 42, Luling 13 CLASS 2A Alpine 53, Marfa 12 Arp 21, Hemphill 6 Ballinger 37, Coahoma 13 Banquete 55, Woodsboro 6 Blanco 58, Ingram Moore 14 Bloomington 13, Shiner St. Paul 10 Brady 33, Comanche 20 Buna 42, Tarkington 7 Cisco 45, Merkel 8 Clarksville 17, Tom Bean 0 Coleman 59, Rotan 14 Corrigan-Camden 34, Groveton 28 Crane 27, Iraan 13 Cushing 43, Gilmer Union Hill 18 East Bernard 35, Shiner 20 East Chambers 33, Hamshire-Fannett 19 Edgewood 35, Eustace 21 Elysian Fields 44, Hooks 12 Farmersville 35, Ferris 6 Florence 26, Thrall 15 Frankston 43, Bullard Brook Hill 13 Freer 38, San Diego 26 Ganado 20, Louise 13 George West 38, Goliad 33 Hardin 34, West Hardin 15 Hitchcock 24, Anahuac 12 Holliday 28, Bowie 22 Hughes Springs 48, DeKalb 20 Idalou 21, Littlefield 20, OT Jefferson 7, San Augustine 6 Kerens 38, Scurry-Rosser 3 Kermit 28, Pecos 8 Kountze 29, Evadale 6 Lexington 41, Llano 33 Mart 34, Groesbeck 0 Mason 26, Austin LBJ City 25 Mason 26, Johnson City 25 Melissa 21, Honey Grove 6 New Boston 14, Paris North Lamar 10 Newton 35, Jasper 6 Odem 20, Hebbronville 13 Queen City 27, Waskom 12 Quitman 26, Big Sandy 6 Redwater 28, Pattonville Prairiland 24 Refugio 35, Poth 19 Rice 28, Malakoff Cross Roads 12 San Angelo Grape Creek 31, Hawley 25 Skidmore-Tynan 43, Natalia 0 Somerville 58, Iola 7 Sonora 27, Colorado City 10 Stamford 40, Baird 22 Stanton 47, Forsan 13 Stratford 35, Floydada 14 Taft 40, Premont 0 Tatum 55, Center 2 Three Rivers 44, Nixon-Smiley 7 Tidehaven 26, Danbury 8 Wall 12, Ozona 6 Weimar 27, Hallettsville Sacred Heart 20, OT CLASS 1A Albany 34, Haskell 28 Alto 74, Burkeville 0 Bremond 24, Thorndale 0 Bruni 45, Riviera 6 Cayuga 70, Frost 0 Clyde 35, Early 17 Florence 26, Thrall 15 Granger 67, Valley Mills 0 Harper 38, Irion County 0 Joaquin 66, Ore City 6 Munday 68, Roby 0 Normangee 46, Burton 7 Pettus 52, Agua Dulce 8 Quanah 28, Anson 26 Quinlan Boles 49, Bells 8 Ranger 53, Miles 0 Roscoe 63, Christoval 3 Tenaha 44, Timpson 14 Windthorst 28, Alvord 25 Wink 29, Van Horn 23 Winters 34, Menard 20 SIX-MAN Eden 58, Paint Rock 22 Fort Davis 59, Sanderson 14 Garden City 72, Midland Trinity 25 Highland 48, Trent 0 Ira 80, Aspermont 68 Jayton 70, Spur 42 Jonesboro 68, Mullin 0 Lenorah Grady 64, New Home 0 Loraine 31, Water Valley 27 Lorenzo 37, Abilene Christian 34 May 47, Bryson 0 Novice 43, Star 38 Rankin 48, Grandfalls-Royalty 0 Robert Lee 42, Santa Anna 36 Rochelle 42, Blanket 22 Roscoe Highland 48, Trent 0 Rule 66, Motley County 16 Trinidad 46, Austin Christian 0 Westbrook 41, Sands 32 Woodson 66, Groom 18 OTHER SCHOOLS Arlington Pantego Chr. 28, Garland Christian 0 Austin Hyde Park Baptist 26, Medina 6 Austin St. Stephen's 42, Austin Regents 24 Austin TSD 62, Houston Mount Carmel 0 Cedar Park Summit 53, Seguin Lifegate 6 Colleyville Covenant 49, Dallas Lutheran 37 Dallas Bishop Dunne 34, FW Trimble Tech 12 Dallas Covenant 42, Hill Country 20 Dallas Episcopal 49, Arlington Oakridge 7 DallasLife Oak Cliff 35, Dallas Conrad JV 6 Dallas Shelton 21, Irving The Highlands 10 Dallas St. Mark's 33, Oklahoma City (Okla.) Casady 0 Frisco Legacy Christian 34, Flower Mound Coram Deo 14 FW Calvary Christian 30, Rockwall Christian 6 FW Country Day 24, FW Christian 7 FW Glenview Christian 62, FW Nazarene Christian 12 FW Nolan Catholic 30, FW Polytechnic 13 FW Trinity Valley 45, Dallas First Baptist 17 Grapevine Faith Chr. 57, Rio Vista 6 Houston Christian 17, Manvel 13 Houston Lutheran North 49, Pope John XXIII 0 Houston St. John's 35, Houston Episcopal 28 Houston St. Pius 42, West Columbia 21 Irving Cistercian 27, Carrollton American Heritage 16 Midland Christian 21, Monahans 19 Richardson Canyon Creek 61, Carrollton Prince Peace 29 Tomball Concordia Lutheran 21, New Waverly 0 TCA Addison 24, Denton Liberty Christian 7 Tyler All Saints 20, FW Temple Christian 16 Tyler Grace Community 56, Alba-Golden 28 Victoria St. Joseph 25, Vanderbilt Industrial 7 Watauga Harvest Christian 34, FW Temple Christian JV 0

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Deweyville lambastes Colmesneil Van Wade The Orange Leader DEWEYVILLE — It didn't take long for the Deweyville Pirates to flex their muscles against the Bulldogs of Colmesneil Friday night. The Pirates scored in a variety of ways early and often to destroy the Bulldogs 58-0 at Pirate Stadium. Deweyville (3-0) racked up 33 points alone in the first period and led 46-0 at intermission as the Bulldogs (0-3) turned the ball over four times in the first half. Two long interception returns for touchdowns by Stephen Gibson and Bryce Bellanger aided in the scoring onslaught. The Pirate defense has allowed just six points all season and limited the Bulldogs to just 16 yards of total offense. The game had a running clock the entire second half as plenty of Pirates from the JV unit also saw quality minutes. “The kids came out really focused tonight,†said Pirate head coach Dwight Bickham. “Our defense has been tremendous all season long. I was concerned about our offensive starts the first two games so we wanted to come out and make a statement early tonight and the kids responded.†The Pirates were going to play High Island on Friday but the Cardinals were devastated by Hurricane Humberto. Colmesneil had an open date and gave Deweyville a call as the game was setup. “We thank Colmesneil a lot for coming over here to play us because they didn’t have to,†Bickham said. “We were able to work a lot of kids in and out of the game most of the night. We had seven our eight JV kids that really stepped up and played well.†It didn't take long for the Pirates to hit pay dirt. After holding Colmesneil deep in its own territory, the Pirates got the ball at the Bulldog 28 and on their very first play from scrimmage, senior Pirate tailback Gibson took a pitch around the right side and darted into the end zone untouched for a 28-yard touchdown with 9:30 left in the first period. Deweyville scored yet again on its first play from scrimmage on its next series as quarterback Brandon Powell kept the ball around the left side, made one superb fake and then cruised to the end zone on a 30-yard gallop, enabling the Pirates to a 13-0 advantage with still 7:02 left in the first quarter. The Pirates struck quickly again in the first period. Bulldog punter Matt Adams saw a snap go over his head and into the end zone. He managed to bring it out to the 12 until he was met by a host of Pirates. Deweyville took over at the 12 and three plays later tailback Keeton Addison went around right end for an 8-yard touchdown to push the Pirates to a 20-0 cushion with 2:52 remaining in the first. Things only got worse for the visiting Bulldogs when Gibson picked off Colmesneil quarterback Luke Bumstead and returned the interception 45 yards to push the Pirates up 26-0 with still 2:06 left in the first. The bottom fell out on the Bulldogs on their next possession as tailback David Harris fumbled the ball away to Pirate defensive lineman Channing O'Bannon. Three plays later the Pirates found the end zone again when Powell found receiver Seth Williams along the left side for a 10-yard touchdown pass to give the Pirates a 33-0 edge with 0:47 left in the first. Pirate defensive back Bellanger tacked on the Pirates' sixth touchdown of the night when he picked off Bumstead and raced all the way down the left sideline for an 86-yard interception for a touchdown to up the Pirate lead to 40-0 with 3:27 remaining in the first half. Powell put the Pirates up 46-0 just before halftime when the senior leader found enough room in the Bulldog to score from 25 yards up the middle with 0:56 left in the second period. The Pirates outgained the Bulldogs 97-19 in the first half. Powell had three carries for 61 yards and the two scores. Colmesneil managed just eight yards rushing on 26 first-half carries. Players from the irate JV squad got involved in the second-half scoring act. Tailback Eric Avilia carried the times for 37 yards on a third-quarter 47-yard scoring drive and he capped it off with a 21-yard touchdown gallop across the middle to make it 52-0 with 5:26 remaining in the third. After Cruz Thrailkille bulled his way on a 35-yard run, the Pirates' Joe Dooley capped off a late third-quarter two-play scoring drive by busting loose up the middle on a 32-yard scoring jaunt, upping the lead to 58-0 with 0:02 remaining in the third. The Pirates finished with 265 yards of total offense. The Pirates will close out their non-district portion of the schedule at Burkeville next Friday. Deweyville will visit the Hardin Hornets Sept. 28 in its first District 24-2A game. “The kids need to stay focused and they have for the most part,†Bickham said. “Our district looks much tougher than it has in the last couple years. Every game is going to be a tough one. Hopefully we can stay healthy after the Burkeville game. Hardin is one of those teams that have improved a lot and we have to go to their place this year.â€