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Nebraska receives pledge from Titan DB Whitmore By Dave Rogers The Port Arthur News Even had he wanted to, Memorial High cornerback David Whitmore couldn’t avoid the spotlight last fall. “He got picked on a lot last year because Barry was on the other side,†Titan defensive coordinator Curtis Viola said, referring to Barry Valcin, the honorable mention all-stater who landed a scholarship to Baylor. “And all Whitmore did was make plays.†College recruiters noticed. The Nebraska University Cornhuskers made an early 2008 scholarship offer to the 6-foot-2, 170-pound junior and the son of a former NFL player accepted Thursday. “I think it’s a good school for me to go to,†Whitmore said of Nebraska, which finished 9-5 last year with a trip to the Cotton Bowl. “I like Nebraska.†Whitmore’s father, also David Whitmore, was an All-American safety for Stephen F. Austin State’s 1989 National Division I-AA championship runnerup. He was drafted by and played for the New York Giants in Super Bowl XXV, spending all or parts of six NFL seasons with the Giants, San Francisco 49ers, Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles. Memorial’s Whitmore was a second-team All-District 21-5A pick last year. He made 54 solo tackles and 36 assists. He broke up 13 passes and intercepted two. He runs a 4.5 40-yard dash. “He’s got a tremendous work ethic and a great attitude,†Viola said. “He has great feet and great hips. On top of that, he’s 6-2 and he’s got long arms. “With receivers getting bigger and taller, you’re starting to get taller corners. And a corner that can run, has good hips and good feet, you don’t see that too often. These 6-4 and 6-5 receivers, he matches up real good with that.†Viola said Nebraska’s coaches spotted Whitmore on game tapes obtained from a third party. “A lot of colleges pay and get a whole bunch of high school games (on tape or DVD),†he said. “I don’t know if we actually sent them a film of David or not. Two weeks ago, a guy from Nebraska called me and asked me about him. “He said they really liked him. He showed it to the defensive backfield coach up there and they really liked him. They were going to show him to coach Callahan (head coach Bill Callahan). I guess coach Callahan really liked him.†In previous years, Memorial’s Jamaal Charles and Robert Joseph committed early to the University of Texas and Danny Gorrer to Texas A&M. This year, Whitmore is the second South or Mid-County football player to commit early, joining Nederland’s Dravannti Johnson, who committed to Texas A&M. Beaumont Central’s Derrick Hall has also pledged to sign with A&M and West Brook’s Michael Williams (Baylor) and Blake Chavis (A&M) and Kelly’s Kheeston Randall (Texas) have also made early commitments. The verbal commitments are non-binding. Players cannot sign until next February.

District 22-4A championships NEDERLAND — Here are the running finals from the District 22-4A track and field championships held Thursday at Bulldog Stadium: GIRLS DIVISION 400-meter relay — 1. Beaumont Ozen (Raynella Gage, Yoshana McEachin, Kierra Williams, Ebony Lewis) 50.15; 2. Bmt Central 50.35; 3. Dayton 51.18; 4. PN-G 51.35; 5. Nederland 51.79; 6. Vidor 53.84. 800-meter run — 1. Sojourney Brown, Ozen, 2:25.58; 2. Crystal Brindle, Lum, 2:28.69; 3. Ashley Washburn, Ned, 2:29.49; 4. Lauren Matt, Ned, 2:32.36; 5. Christian Foster, Cent, 2:37.32; 6. Ebony Bourgeois, Ozen, 2:38.65. 100-meter hurdles — 1. A'Lexus Brannon, Ozen, 14.27; 2. Tiara Robinson, Ozen, 16.62; 3. Whitney Poe, Lum, 16.88; 4. Jesi Noack, Dayton, 17.70; 5. Jennie French, Ned, 18.06; 6. Kinsey Williford, PN-G, 18.21. 100-meter dash — 1. Jordan Perry, Cent, 13.07; 2. Sabrina May, Ozen, 13.14; 3. Kemiya Leaven, Cent, 13.22; 4. Hayley English, PN-G, 13.24; 5. Candice Booker, Cent, 13.31; 6. Tiesha Hanks, PN-G, 13.75. 800-meter relay -- 1. Beaumont Ozen (Yoshana McEachin, Jawanna Lamb, Ebony Lewis, A'Lexus Brannon) 1:44.08; 2. Central 1:46.82; 3. Nederland 1:49.56; 4. Dayton 1:49.75; 5. PN-G 1:51.23; 6. LC-M 1:55.97. 400-meter dash — 1. Sojourner Brown, Ozen, 59.75; 2. Alexis Vaults, Ozen, 61.52; 3. Mailaika Tezeno, PN-G, 63.07; 4. Danielle Hughes, Lum, 63.55; 5. Arlecia Williams, Cent, 64.29; 6. Hannah Bass, Ned, 65.58. 300-meter hurdles -- 1. Tiara Robinson, Ozen, 47.73; 2. Jesi Noack, Dayton, 48.82; 3. Destyni Jubert, Cent, 50.66; 4. Sabrina May, Ozen, 52.76; 5. Kinsey Williford, PN-G, 52.97; 6. Jerrica Carrier, Cent, 53.03. 200-meter dash — 1. Lauren Landry, Cent, 26.05; 2. Yoshana McEachin, Ozen, 26.26; 3. Jamie Narcisse, Cent, 26.54; 4. Jenna Sako, PN-G, 27.44; 5. Ebony Lewis, Ozen, 27.73; 6. Jordan Perry, Cent, 27.77. 1,600-meter run — 1. Chelsea Yaws, Ned, 5:35.66; 2. Reanna Edgerton, LC-M, 5:37.16; 3. Maegan Rossow, Dayton, 5:40.76; 4. Erin Binagia, Ned, 5:49.42; 5. Kassie Laughlin, PN-G, 5:57.87; 6. Emily Beagle, Ned, 6:02.16. 1,600-meter relay -- 1. Beaumont Ozen (A'Lexus Brannon, Tiara Robinson, Jawanna Lamb, Sojourner Brown) 4:02.57; 2. Nederland 4:10.03; 3. Beaumont Central 4:14.45; 4. Dayton 4:18.48; 5. Lumberton 4:19.66; 6. PN-G 4:20.52. Final standings — 1. Beaumont Ozen 148; 2. Beaumont Central 116; 3. Nederland 93; 4. Dayton 82; 5. LC-M 57; 6. PN-G 23; 7. Lumberton 21; 8. Vidor 16. BOYS DIVISION 400-meter relay — 1. Beaumont Central (Morris Thomas, Charles Thomas, Marvin Payne, Derrick Hall) 41.40; 2. Bmt Ozen 41.56; 3. Dayton 43.39; 4. LC-M 44.02; 5. Nederland 44.06; 6. PN-G 44.30. 800-meter run — 1. Jeremy Hawkins, Cent, 1:59.79; 2. Philip Rogers, Ned, 1:59.81; 3. Fredrick Granger, Ozen, 2:01.94; 4. Adrian Guillory, Cent, 2:02.47; 5. Jeremy Garza, Lum, 2:02.62; 6. Patrick Range, Cent, 2:05.62. 110-meter hurdles — 1. Brock Walker, Ned, 14.83; 2. Matt Johnson, PN-G, 15.17; 3. Jamar Gulley, Cent, 15.28; 4. Ryan Clark, Ozen, 16.66; 5. Logan Chilek, Lum, 16.75; 6. Willie Johnson, Ozen, 17.02. 100-meter dash — 1. Marvin Payne, Cent, 10.97; 2. Victor Spikes, Cent, 11.17; 3. Javin Dartez, Ozen, 11.28; 4. Rashard Johnson, Ozen, 11.32; 5. Jeffrey Thomas, Cent, 11.41; 6. Sean Liedy, Ozen, 11.51. 800-meter relay -- 1. Beaumont Ozen (Javin Dartez, Rashard Johnson, Sean Liedy, Dallas Booker) 1:31.73; 2. Dayton 1:31.88; 3. Nederland 1:31.93; 4. LC-M 1:34.52; 5. Lumberton 1:34.93; Beaumont Central DQ. 400-meter dash —- 1. Joe Carter, Dayton, 48.95; 2. Herbert LaBove, Bmt Ozen, 49.19; 3. Justin Krautz, Ned, 49.84; 4. P.J. McGowen, Dayton, 49.90; 5. Travis Wilkerson, Lum, 51.34; 6. Anthony Lee, Ozen, 52.28. 300-meter hurdles -- 1. Brock Walker, Ned, 39.52; 2. Devon Brack, Ned, 42.15; 3. Ryan Clark, Ozen, 43.53; 4. Demarcus White, Cent, 44.49; 5. Willie Johnson, Ozen, 44.50; 6. Bradley Green, Ozen, 44.61. 200-meter dash — 1. Damien Celestine, Ozen, 21.87; 2. Charles Thomas, Cent, 22.47; 3. Morris Thomas, Cent, 22.62; 4. Jeffery Thomas, Cent, 22.95; 5. Aaron McCrary, Ned, 22.98; 6. Phillip Richard, LC-M, 23.32. 1,600-meter run — 1. Drew Bean, LC-M, 4:28.03; 2. Romar Bradley, Ozen, 4:39.10; 3. Philip Rogers, Ned, 4:39.19; 4. Clifton Cherry, Ned, 4:43.86; 5. Kevin Melancon, Ned, 4:48.12; 6. Fredrick Granger, Ozen, 4:54.73. 1,600-meter relay — 1. Dayton (Ford Smesny, P.J. McGowen, KJ Barton, Joe Carter) 3:20.66; 2. Ozen 3:24.66; 3. Lumberton 3:25.42; 4. Central 3:25.58; 5. Nederland 3:31.32; 6. PN-G 3:43.70. Final standings — 1. Beaumont Ozen 164; 2. Beaumont Central 124; 3. Dayton 102; 4. Nederland 97; 5. LC-M 57; 6. Lumberton 33; 7. PN-G 25; 8. Vidor 16

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