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Brookleland by 10.

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Lamar Track Begins Season with Solid Showing at Houston Indoor Opener Clerc Koenck registers NCAA provisional qualifying time in women's 3,000 Jan. 13, 2008 HOUSTON - The Lamar University men's and women's track and field teams opened the 2008 season with a solid performance at the Houston Indoor Opener at the Yeoman Field House at the University of Houston. Senior Clerc Koenck, who won her second consecutive cross country conference championship in October, started the indoor season with an NCAA provision qualifying performance in the women's 3,000 meter run in a time of 9:33.44. Junior Renee Graham also ran well in the 3,000, finishing in third place in a time of 9:56.35. The Lamar men also had a strong performance in the 3,000 meter run, placing six runners in the top 17. Sophomore Francis Kasagule led the way with a first place finish while Samuel Kosgei and Franck Bwambale rounded out the top 10 finishers for LU with seventh and 10th place finishes respectively. Randy Becker and Spencer Prudhome finished in 13th and 16th place respectively, and Jared Rodriguez came in 17th place. The second best individual finish for an LU athlete came from Ewan Simpson who grabbed second place finish in the men's 1 mile run. Simpson was the top finisher that was running attached, clocking a 4:26.33. In the women's 400 meter dash, Brittany Pollard turned in a fourth place finish, turning in a 59.10 performance, while Alex Mayfield and Toni Sylvester finished in 14th and 15th place respectively. Mayfield narrowly edged Sylvester with a 1:01.47 performance, while Sylvester crossed the finish line in 1:01.6. In the men's 800 meter run freshman Austin Malek turned in a 2:05.04 performance which was good for fourth place finish. His broth Aaron Malek also finished in the top 10, grabbing 10th place with a time of 2:07.35. The Lamar men also had two runners finish in the top 10 in the 200 meter dash. Freshman Jerel Massenburge sprinted to a fifth place finish in a time of 23.31 while Stephen Boone crossed the finish line in 23.53 good for eighth place. Boone also qualified for the finals in the men's 60 meter hurdles where he posted a 14th place finish in a time of 8.71. In the men's 100 meter dash Michael Gauthier ran to a seventh place finish in a time of 7.15, after running a 7.08 in the prelims. JaMarkus Tolbert, who qualified for the finals with a time of 7.19, finished in 11th place with a time of 7.28, while Daniel Wheaton narrowly missed the finals with a 7.51 clocking in the prelims. Tolbert also competed in the men's triple jump where he turned in a seventh place finish with a leap of 13.45 meters (44-01.50). In the women's 800 meter run Karesse Leathermon ran to an eighth place finish in a time of 5:23.34. Merci Bungei also ran the 800, finishing in 11th place in a time of 5:46.88. Jessika Johnson and Adrianne Johnson both qualified for the finals in the women's 60 meter hurdles, with Jessika Johnson finishing in 9th place with a 9.08 performance, while Adrianne Johnson finished 12th in 9.25 seconds. Meagan Bibbs and Kim Ballenger also ran the 60 meter hurdles prelims, with Bibbs turning in a time of 9.53, while Ballenger ran a 9.78. In the women's 200 meter dash the Lady Cardinals had five runners compete, as Ashley Smith led the way with a 12th place finish in a time of 26.42. Porsche Williams and Bibbs took 17th and 18th in times of 26.76 and 26.81 respectively. Rounding out the LU finishers in the 200 were Jessika Johnson and Adrianne Johnson who finished in 19th and 23rd in times of 26.84 and 27.04. In the women's 60 meter dash Sahara Abraham turned in a preliminary time of 8.10. In the women's 4x400 meter relay the Lamar "A" team posted an eighth place finish in a time of 4:03.90, while the "B" team finished in 12th place with a time of 4:10.38. The men's "A" team grabbed eighth place in a time of 3:32.03. The Cardinals will be back on the track on Friday when they run at the run at the Leonard Hilton Memorial, back at the at the Yeoman Field House at UH.

LeBron ticketed for driving 101 mph on 23rd birthday Ohio (AP) — LeBron James was ticketed by the State Highway Patrol for driving 101 mph on an interstate highway. The Cleveland Cavaliers star was cited in a 65 mph zone on Interstate 71 near Medina at 2:43 a.m. on Dec. 30 — his 23rd birthday. Cleveland attorney Colin Jennings filed a not guilty plea for James on Tuesday in Medina Municipal Court. A hearing is scheduled for Feb. 11, the same day the Cavaliers are scheduled to play in Orlando against the Magic. Other details about the traffic stop were not available. An e-mail was sent to James' publicist seeking comment Sunday night. James' agent, Keith Estabrook, couldn't be reached.

Should be a great one!!

Dayton is coming on now!!!

ROC will be on Sports Xtra followed by the Coach ROC show at 11:05 on KFDM.

kogt LCM baseball Coach Steve Griffith poses with Chuck Young after the longtime Bridge City baseball coach and current Texas City baseball coach was inducted into the Texas High School Baseball Coaches Hall of Fame in Waco Friday.

Jasper will be even better next season. Gilmer lost several key guys, i expect a closer game that what people think.

Houston area.

West Brook at PA Memorial Predictions?

21-5A West Brook at PA Memorial 21-4A Barbers Hill at C.E. King Huffman at Crosby 22-4A LC-M at Central Ozen at PN-G Lumberton at Dayton Nederland at Vidor 21-3A Orangefield at Silsbee Bridge City at Hardin-Jefferson Hamshire-Fannett at WO-S Kirbyville at Jasper 23-2A Shelbyville at Newton Central Heights at Woodville 24-2A Hardin at Anahuac Kountze at Buna East Chambers at Warren 24-1A High Island at Hull-Daisetta Sabine Pass at West Hardin Big Sandy at Spurger TAPPS Legacy at Galveston O'Connell

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Seven HS basketball players killed in crash Updated: January 13, 2008, 2:50 AM EST 123 comments RSS digg blog email print BATHURST, New Brunswick (AP) - A van carrying a Canadian high school boys' basketball team collided with a truck Saturday, killing seven students and the coach's wife on their way home from a game. Royal Canadian Mounted Police Sgt. Derek Strong said the seven players - between the ages of 15 and 18 - were pronounced dead at the crash site after their van crossed the center line and hit the tractor-trailer shortly after midnight. "The sudden loss of eight people in this unthinkable accident shocked the nation and all Canadians join you in mourning their passing," Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper said in a letter of condolence sent to the school's principal. The accident occurred on Highway 11 as the team was making a three-hour return trip from Moncton in Canada's far eastern New Brunswick province after a storm dumped snow, sleet and freezing rain on much of the province. The nine senior varsity players - accompanied by their coach, his wife and their daughter - were minutes from reuniting with their families when the team's coach lost control of the van. Emily Cleland, whose brother Nathan Cleland was killed in the accident, said parents were waiting at a fast food restaurant to pick up their children when they got a call to go to the hospital. "He was my best friend, my whole life," Cleland said of her brother. "He was always so protective of me." Strong said most of the victims were ejected from the vehicle. The van was equipped with seat belts but investigators didn't know if they were used. Lydia Dupere, a spokeswoman for the Acadie-Bathurst Health Authority, said three people were still in hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. A fourth person had been treated for injuries and released. The truck driver was not hurt. "This is a whole community in mourning," Bathurst High School superintendent John McLaughlin said. "It's unthinkable what happened and everyone's trying to make some sense of it."

kogt 2008 WEST ORANGE-STARK HIGH SCHOOL VARSITY/JV BASEBALL SCHEDULE DATE OPPONENT LOCATION TIME Feb. 5 OZEN (Scrimmage) Away 4:00 Feb. 8 MEMORIAL (Scrimmage) Away 5:00 Feb. 12 LCM (Scrimmage) Home 5:00 LCM (Scrimmage) JV Away 5:00 Feb. 15 CENTRAL (Scrimmage) Home 4:30 Feb. 18 LCM JV Home 7:00 Feb. 18 LCM VARSITY Away 7:00 Feb. 21-23 WO-S JV TOURNAMENT Home TBA Feb. 26 CROSBY Away 5:00 Feb. 28-1 WOODVILLE TOURNAMENT Away TBA Feb. 28-1 VIDOR JV TOURNAMENT Away TBA Mar. 4 KIRBYVILLE* Home 5:00 Mar. 6-8 BRIDGE CITY TOURNAMENT Away TBA Mar. 6-8 VIDOR JV TOURNAMENT Away TBA Mar. 11 HARDIN-JEFFERSON* Home 5:00 Mar. 14 SILSBEE* Away 5:00 Mar. 18 JASPER* Home 5:00 Mar. 20 ORANGEFIELD * Away 5:00 Mar. 25 BRIDGE CITY* Home 5:00 Mar. 28 HAMSHIRE-FANNETT* Home 5:00 Apr. 1 KIRBYVILLE* Away 5:00 Apr. 4 HARDIN-JEFFERSON* Away 5:00 Apr. 8 SILSBEE* Home 5:00 Apr. 11 JASPER* Away 5:00 Apr. 15 ORANGEFIELD * Home 5:00 Apr. 18 BRIDGE CITY* Away 5:00 Apr. 25 HAMSHIRE-FANNETT* Away 5:00 * DISTRICT GAMES SUPERINTENDENT DR. O. TAYLOR COLLINS PRINCIPAL MIKE MASON ----882-5570 ATHLETIC DIRECTOR DAN HOOKS ----882-5530 HEAD BASEBALL COACH DERRICK RIVERS ----882-5498; 284-8153 ASSISTANT COACHES JESSIE RIOJAS ----313-1019 JIMMY HALLMAN ----670-2943

Can't wait!!

Since 4 Teams Are Going In 4A, Name Your Top 4 Playoff Teams Next Season?

HF is going to be good as well!

A must win for LC-M!