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Not sure how big the one is in Lufkin, wonder if ya'lls will be that big? I know it was huge!!!

I know i'm just getting around to posting it!! ;D

That will be nice!!!

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CC and Woodville will be tough!

Thanks godogs...CONGRATS!!

And Dickie V will be right there with them!!

I'm serious!

Brian is my Cousin!

I agree!

West Brook will play in the Katy Taylor Qualifying Tourney this Saturday.

I think they are as well..

Young 'Stangs gain confidence in 7-on-7 Van Wade The Orange Leader WEST ORANGE — The talent pool rarely runs dry as far as West Orange-Stark football is concerned. True, the Mustangs lost an exceptional senior group to graduation in May but a nice little youth movement is surfacing. In 2006 7-on-7 action, the Mustangs found a gem in quarterback Andre Bevil, who replaced University of Texas signee Kenneth Beasley. Bevil, who was a defensive end his junior season, gained valuable experience in 7-on-7 last year. He developed a tremendous accurate arm and gained excellent rapport with his teammates. Bevil went on to pass for nearly 2,100 yards and 25 touchdowns as a senior. Junior-to-be quarterback Ortavious Hypolite is developing those same type of skills this summer. “It’s a tremendous feeling to gain so much confidence and knowing that the coaches are getting confident with me back there,†Hypolite. “So far, everything has been going great.†Great would be an understatement after last weekend’s 7-7 regional qualifier at Rice University. Hypolite and the Mustangs stormed through pool play and went on to win the championship of their division to qualify for the 7-on-7 State Tournament, which will be held at Texas A&M University July 12. In pool play, WO-S defeated Wharton 38-19, downed Stafford 32-7 and defeated a very tough 1A team in Normangee 27-19. The Mustangs went on to defeat Normangee again 24-21 in the semifinals and then fought off Diboll in a 33-32 nailbiter to win the championship. “We had some tight games but we always found a way to make plays to push us ahead or keep us ahead,†Hypolite said. “All of our receivers were making tremendous plays and our defense was able to make critical stops.†Veteran seniors like Ronnie Dennis and DePauldrick Garrett enjoy what the young Hypolite brings to the table, especially Dennis, who has been training with Hypolite and snagging passes from his receiver spot. “Ortavious has made great strides already this summer,†Dennis said. “We knew he was a good athlete already but he’s making himself into a really good quarterback and starting to get some of those leadership skills that it takes to guide an offense.†Hypolite understands that it is all a work in progress. “When we first started, I couldn’t get the ball to anybody,†Hypolite said. “I was short-arming the ball and then I was throwing it over everyone’s head. But every day, throwing the ball to great guys like Ronnie Dennis, Josh Rhodes and Josh Gloston, everything started to click. They’ve made it easy for me. It has so much to do with timing.†Dennis also plays a key role in the defensive backfield and likes what he has seen early with the Mustang defense in 7-on-7. “We’re replacing a lot of starters on defense this year and we’re all working so hard to prove that we can be just as good again,†Dennis said. “Sure, a lot of us get tired by going on both sides of the ball in 7-on-7 against bigger schools but that’s what 3A schools do. This keeps us really busy and it helps keep our focus on what we want to accomplish when the ‘real’ season comes along.†Long-time Mustang head coach Dan Hooks, who sports an amazing 250-62 mark in his coaching career, likes what he sees in a young Mustang group. “We’re young in a lot of spots so it really made us proud, the way they performed at Rice,†Hooks said. “They played well throughout. Several of the games were tight and the kids made a lot of key plays that got them some wins. Hypolite has made super strides already. I think we’ll be just fine next season. We have a lot of kids working hard this summer and we’ve had a good turnout in the weightroom.†The fabled Texas Football Magazine came out this week. It’s District 21-3A predictions has Kirbyville picked to win District 21-3A with the Mustangs tabbed for second. “I think a lot of people think we’ll be down a little this year because we’re a lot younger,†Dennis said. “When we saw that (Texas Football), it just motivated us more. Everyone can count on the Mustangs being ready. You can always count on that.â€

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4-3 Astros!

CONGRATS!!!

48-48 in the 3rd.

ECW Tuesday was dedicated to Vince.

It will be intersting