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Coop, did Coach Nuemann give up his coaching duties? Nope.

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Volleyball squads find success Van Wade The Orange Leader DALLAS — The Little Cypress-Mauriceville Lady Bears had a nice run in the prestigious Northwest Tournament in Dallas Friday and Saturday against some of the best Class 5A and 4A competition in the state, finishing the tourney 3-3 and winning the challenger’s bracket. Matches the Lady Bears won included Frisco (25-23, 25-22), Cleburne (25-14, 25-22) and Timberview Mansfield (25-19, 25-22) while the losses came against the likes of Weatherford (20-25, 17-25), McKinney (26-24, 19-25, 23-25) and Red Oak (14-25, 7-25). Christine Sicktich led the way over the six matches, posting 65 kills, 13 aces, 51 digs, 40 assists and three blocks. Other Lady Bear leaders included Shayna Sheppard (51 digs, 1 kill); Brittany Wiegand (3 aces, 40 digs, 1 assist); Carly Gauthier (1 ace, 4 kills, 2 blocks, 25 digs, 3 assists); Alexa Humble (2 aces, 22 digs, 51 assists); Maci Wilcox (14 kills, 4 blocks, 4 digs); Elissa Tate (9 kills, 3 blocks, 9 digs, 1 assist); Whitney Schoenberg (2 digs); Amy Laughlin (9 kills, 1 block, 3 digs, 1 assist); Caroline Armstrong (1 kill, 2 blocks, 1 assist); Jenna Procella (2 digs); Kellie Tilley (3 digs, 5 assists); Ashton LaVergne (9 kills, 3 blocks, 9 digs); Shelby Apperson (2 kills, 4 blocks, 1 dig, 1 assist); and Shelby Sanchez (5 aces, 1 dig). The Lady Bears (9-6) will play host to Port Arthur Memorial Tuesday with the varsity starting at 4:30 p.m. OF def. Deweyville DEWEYVILLE — The Orangefield Lady Bobcats downed the Deweyville Lady Pirates 24-26, 25-10, 25-15, 25-18 Friday night. Amimee Scales had 12 digs, nine kills and three blocks for the Lady Bobcats, Olivia Wagner posted 23 assists, five digs and three aces. Morgan Taylor notched 11 digs and five aces. Allie Beach had eight kills and Ashton Wagner had five while Haley Cole added seven digs. The Lady Bobcats (3-1) will play host to the Vidor lady Pirates Friday. BC def. Lumberton BRIDGE CITY — The Bridge City Lady Cardinals held off Lumberton in some tight games to nab a 13-25, 25-14, 27-25, 27-25 over the Lady Raiders in non-district action at Cardinal Gym Friday. Emily Kosh posted 21 assists, five kills and three aces for the lady Cardinals. Sara McPherson had 11 kills while Sara Armand aaded 10 and Amy Caillouet seven. Mallory Guidry finished with 14 digs for the Lady Cardinals (7-5), who will visit Beaumont West Brook Tuesday.

BC CC teams start season with flair Van Wade The Orange Leader DAYTON — The Bridge City cross country squads got off to a tremendous start to the 2008 season Saturday as the Lady Cardinals captured first-place at the Dayton Invitational and the Cardinals claimed second. The Cardinal boys finished just barely behind team champion Auty. “being the first meet and all, it was a great team effort,†said Cardinal cross country coach Cody Knight. “I was really extra pleased with how our girls performed.†Tim Cude led the Cardinals over the three-mile course, finishing second with a time of 17 minutes and 30 seconds. He was followed by teammates Kirby Shephard (third, 17:50), Sawyer Hogan (12th, 19:01), Armando Chavez (15th, 19:24), Kyle Prosperie (19th, 19:59), Jacob Worthington (30th, 21:44) and Eric Chesson (32nd, 21:54). “It was a good overall first meet for the guys,†said Knight. “There was some good competition and I know they’ll continue to make giant steps forward as the season moves along.†The Lady Cardinals easily outdistanced second-place Liberty to nab their team trophy. The Lady Cardinals were paced by Mary Nguyen, who was fourth with a 13:36 over the two-mile course. She was followed by teammates Jessica Franklin (sixth, 13:57), Megan Shockley (10th, 14:14), Faith Rowe (14th, 14:38) and Ariel Chesson (15th, 14:43). “I couldn’t be more prouder of our girls,†said Knight. “They’ve been up at school running all summer long. They all averaged out about 200 miles over the course of the summer. You can tell that they’re really hungry to have a lot of success this season.â€

Both Coach Hooks from WO-S and Larry Neumann from Nederland will be on the Channel 6 Sports Xtra on Channel 6 at 10:15 PM to Discuss the big Week 0 Game coming up Friday Night!!!

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Should be a pretty good game, BH looked better Friday.

Right now none of the decent long range models have anything..

My bad, hope it's wrong then!!

[move]IT'S FOOTBALL TIME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!![/move]

Thanks, Nice PICS!!!!

Jasper.

41-7 i think.

Saturday, August 23, 2008 The Diboll Lumberjacks completed their preseason schedule with a final tune-up against Tatum Friday night at Abe Martin Stadium in Lufkin, and at least two things became perfectly clear by the end of the scrimmage. Quarterback Jacolby Spencer is going to be one exciting player to watch, and the 'Jack defense will be nowhere near as porous as in 2007. Spencer scored on a 37-yard scamper in Diboll's first offensive possession to go with a couple of 30-plus yard passes to 'Jack teammates: a 31-yarder to Nicholas Cortines, who made a beauty of a diving catch; and a 36-yard alley-oop to the 6'5" Antonio Johnson later in the practice game. Overall, Spencer totaled 83 yards from scrimmage while seeing limited action. Defensively, the Lumberjacks were able to hold the Eagles scoreless over Tatum's first five possessions. Diboll, displaying overall team speed and quickness to the ball, gave up runs of 17 and 13 yards and forced three Tatum turnovers, but didn't allow their opponents anywhere near the end zone until later in the scrimmage. Linebacker Adrian Vasquez had a sack and several tackles for losses and Kenneth Curry added a sack on Tatum's sixth possession. Tatum managed to post a score late on a penalty-aided drive that ended with a 2-yard touchdown plunge. That was the best the Eagles could do against the 'Jacks' first-team defense. And while both teams attempted to work out the kinks in time for the opening game, Diboll's Spencer put on an exciting athletic display. On his scoring run, the highly mobile Spencer – who spent most of the night rolling out looking for targets downfield – saw daylight in the middle of the field and sprinted through the Eagle defense for the 37-yard score. Spencer also managed to connect on his first three passing attempts before throwing an interception to kill his streak. Diboll will open the regular season Friday in Kirbyville against the Wildcats. Kickoff is set for 7:30 p.m. at Wildcat Stadium.

That was from Dolly that never panned out.

i just do! QB and WR are back. come on Coop you know better than that. I hear ya. But seriously, they are good!

i just do! QB and WR are back.

No sir

This Dayton team is even better than last year!

21-14 Silsbee wins.

BC wins 14-0!

I agree!

21-6 Silsbee late 2nd Q.

I'm sure they are.

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