Critter

Sounded like some great defensive plays in this game! Friday night should be another good one 

Crews at Jasper were putting extra bleachers down the foul lines yesterday evening..... better get there early and get your popcorn ready!!!

This is anyone’s series. But I’m going with BC in 3 games

Should be a great Series here.... Go Cards!

Take a left at the first light coming into Jasper and you can't miss the school on the right about 1/2 mile down.
 

If these games are like those of the past they will be exciting to watch.  Teams match up well and both teams have some very talented athletes. 

Also a big difference between tournament and pre district games.. this is round 3 of the playoffs. History in the playoffs says take Jasper but I think it’s BC in 3. Should be some good games. 

Just get 110 pitches for the whole series now.

BC won 8-1
 
Next up Hardin Jefferson 

Bears in 2 

Bears in 2 

I seen on the internet that we play Dibol wed at their  home and back at LCM on Friday. Sounds like a good game plan

Michael Disney BH SR HR against Splendora (3rd of year)
Also Critter, Cully Mangus BH has 3 on the year. You have him with BH 2 and Barbers Hill 1. It just needs to be merged. Thanks!

as of today LCM moved to #23 and OF #24 
 

Soph Peyton Havard only surrendered one hit. Slade Green broke up the no hitter with one out in the 7th. Solid night for the Cardinals defensively behind Havard as well. 

Any score for the BC game?

BC wins 10-0 in 5

BC 4 to 0 ...combined 1 hitter ....

Tyler Sterling is a Junior.

This is the hidden content, please Sign In or Sign Up 2017-18 HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL RANKINGS
WEEK OF FEBRUARY 26, 2018
 
6A-4A Poll

Rank, Team, Points, Previous Rank, Next Week's Opponents
1.    Kingwood (4), 73, NR, 3/1-3 at Clear Creek ISD Tournament
2.    Port Neches-Groves (4), 70, NR, 2/26 at Jasper; 3/1-3 at Jasper Tournament
3.    Deer Park, 61, NR, 2/26 at Fort Bend Kempner; 3/1-3 at Clear Creek ISD Tournament
4.    Barbers Hill, 49, NR, 3/1-3 at Barbers Hill Round Robin
5.    La Porte, 39, NR, 2/26 vs. Clear Creek; 3/1-3 at Clear Creek ISD Tournament
6.    Bridge City, 33, NR, 2/27 vs. Hardin-Jefferson; 3/1-3 at Cameron Yoe Tournament
7.    Nederland, 33, NR, 2/27 vs. West Orange-Stark; 3/1-3 at Barbers Hill Tournament
8.    Crosby, 28, NR, 3/1-3 at Crosby Tournament
9.    Kingwood Park, 17, NR, 3/1-3 at Round Rock Tournament
10.  Beaumont West Brook, 10, NR, 2/26 vs. Vidor; 3/1-3 at Baytown Lee Tournament
10.  North Shore Galena Park, 10, NR, 2/27 at Klein Forest; 3/1-3 at Clear Creek ISD Tournament
Others receiving votes: Lufkin Hudson 7, Goose Creek Memorial 5, Jasper 5, Silsbee 4, Huffman Hargrave 2   
3A-Private Poll
Rank, Team, Points, Previous Rank, Next Week's Opponents
1.    Nacogdoches Central Heights, 80, NR 2/27 vs. Onalaska; Mar. 1-3 at Carthage Tournament
2.    Dallardsville Big Sandy, 68, NR, 2/27 at Hemphill; 3/1-3 at Evadale Tournament
3.    Kirbyville, 61, NR, 2/27 vs. Merryville (LA); 3/1-3 at Evadale Tournament
4.    Evadale, 48, NR, TBA, 3/1-3 at Evadale Tournament
5.    Beaumont Kelly Catholic, 47, NR, 2/27 vs. Warren; 3/1-3 at Hamshire-Fannett Tournament
6.    Woodville, 36, NR.3/1-3 at Evadale Tournament
7.    Pollok Central, 23, NR, 2/26 vs. West Rusk; 3/1-3 vs. Oil Belt Classic
7.    West Sabine, 23, NR 3/1-3 at Evadale Tournament
9.    Buna, 22, NR, 3/1-3 at Little Cypress-Mauriceville Tournament
10.  Colmesneil, 21, NR, 2/27 at Chireno; 3/2 vs. Kennard
Others receiving votes:  Hardin 12, Beaumont Legacy Christian 1

Definitely wasn’t Orangefield lol

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Without sounding like the neighborhood old man screaming "get off my lawn" or "I remember when" I will respectfully
disagree with the above statement as the sole reason for offensive production/HR numbers being down. This trend has been a topic discussed by plenty of local reputable baseball folks who have very respected opinions. IMHO it's a combination of the bats and the new "elevate and celebrate" mentality where everyone wants to have these huge leg kicks and excessive movements in their swings when they aren't physically mature enough to handle swings like that. The concept of preaching "launch angles" to high school kids and younger players is crazy IMHO. The emphasis on HR's at the higher levels has trickled down to younger players and they simply are not capable of producing those kind of results that MLB players are looking for. Instead of building a fundamentally sound swing and approach at the plate there are guys trying to make young kids into "mini Josh Donaldson's". Swings like Donaldson's are acquired after mastering a basic swing, increasing overall strength, and tons of reps. There have been above average arms in our area forever and I won't discount the fact that there are some really good ones out there now that do plenty of damage to opponents collective offensive stats. The overall decline in offense is a culmination of several factors that appear to be far from being remedied anytime soon. Topics such as this spawn some great discussion and I hope this one continues because I personally enjoy hearing what others think.
 
Respectfully,
Rake1
 

I didn't know it was that bad. Geez. Looks like BBCOR regulations have made highschool kids learn to actually swing with technique to develop power instead of relying solely on the bat.

I may be wrong, but didn't SETX see a drop in homerun numbers the last couple of years? I could very possibly be wrong. If I'm right, I hope that number is improved this year.