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That was a game that I looked forward to on WOS schedule. Guess they were tired of getting beat by a 3A school. ;D

I like the six team district better than the eight. Gives us smaller schools a better chance to get into the playoffs.

What happened to Bay City?

Adrienne Minor - Beaumont Ozen 31 points vs LCM 15 points vs Nederland Congrats Adrienne!!

You got that right. I've always been told to respect people my grandparents age!!

LOL, we could have used you over at HF tonight!! Congrats Lady Hawks on the win!!

You obviously have not watched much basketball this year have you!!!

;D Good One!!

Thats funny stuff crushcoach but you are correct. The Orangedfield people are going to let me have it now. I can already hear the "old" jokes coming. They are blasting me right now on the Orangefield website. Sorry, Couldn't resist it. I can remember seeing you quite often in High School, the only bad thing was I was looking at your back most of the time. How's that, were you sitting in the stands behind him while he was riding the bench?

This is for player of the week. How did she do on Tuesday?

Just curious, but is the Montagne attendance record the Lady Cards vs LSU game?

How did she do Friday?

Thanks for posting that Ozen. KK is a special player. She has been fun to watch the past four years. She never quits.

No it was the boys playoff game played at Ozen. It was not a big deal. Couple of players got tangled up, a punch was thrown, but the benches did not clear and no fans were involved. The refs and coaches got things under control quickly and the game went on without any further incidents!!

1. Central 2. Orangefield 3. Hardin Jefferson 4. Barbers Hill 5. Silsbee 6. Kountze 7. Ozen 8. Memorial 9. Woodville 10. Kelly 11. Lumberton 12. Hamshire Fannett 13. Newton 14. East Chambers 15. Dayton

Lets hear them!

Sure they can, especially with the game being at HF. That's one of the toughest places to play in this district. There is alot on the line for OF, a win would all but seal up a district championship. Should be a good game!!

It was a sloppy game, but a win is a win. The ladies have responded well the last two games playing without the conference's leading scorer. Good Job ladies. Hopefully Tamara will be better by Saturday. I can't say enough about Coach Tidwell and his staff. I knew this team would be better, but was not really expecting 5-0. Good job coaches and girls. Keep it up. Attendence seems to be growing with each game. Everyone get out there Saturday and support these ladies, they deserve it!!!

Congrats Lady Hawks!!

Congrats to Coach Killam and the Lady Tigers!!

The ladies played a good overall TEAM game. Can't say enough about Brittney Williams. She impresses me each time I see her play. She's gonna have fun Saturday when her twin comes to town. Get out there Saturday and support these ladies. Crowds seem to get bigger each game. Lets continue that trend!!

Get out and support the ladies tonight!!

What the heck has happened to A&M!!!

Lady Bobcats pressure wilts Kirbyville Van Wade The Orange Leader ORANGEFIELD — It was business as usual for the Orangefield Lady Bobcats in District 21-3A action Tuesday night at Bobcat Gym. They made sure of it, utilizing a suffocating press to force the Kirbyville Lady Wildcats into 37 turnovers as the 13th-ranked Lady Bobcats stayed perfect in 21-3A play by waltzing to a 73-31 victory. Senior Kaylin Little celebrated her birthday in style with another torrid shooting night, scoring 23 points, swiping seven steals and grabbing five rebounds. Little had plenty of help, especially from six-foot post Allie Beach, whose stock continues to go up with her outstanding play of late. Beach, who scored 29 points in the Orangefield (19-9, 10-00 victory over Silsbee last week, torched the Lady Wildcats (8-7, 5-5) for a nice double-double, tallying 23 points and snagging 10 rebounds. “We wanted to come out early and make a statement with our press,†said Orangefield coach Chris Jost. “We thought we could dictate the tempo early on with the press. Even when we backed down from it in the second half, I thought the kids continued to play excellent defense.†After struggling in their half-court offense in the first 2:30 of the game, the Lady Bobcat full-court press began chipping away at the Lady Wildcats. Orangefield went on to force 10 turnovers in the period and grabbed a comfortable 17-6 cushion at the end of the first period. Little and Beach combined for 14 first-quarter points, scoring seven apiece. Things got much worse for Kirbyville in the second period with the Lady Bobcats forcing a whopping 11 turnovers in eight minutes. Little broke loose for eight points in the quarter. Beach popped for six and Olivia Wagner, who had eight points, scored four as they helped spark a 20-6 run in the quarter as the Lady Bobcats cruised into the locker room with a 37-11 advantage. Orangefield went on an 18-8 surge in the third period, forcing nine more Lady Wildcat turnovers in the process. Orangefield went on an 18-12 tear in the final eight minutes as Beach had the hot hand with eight points in the fourth quarter. “Allie has become quite a workhorse for us underneath,†Jost said. “She’s getting such great position down low and has shown a lot of power going up for good shots and getting big rebounds. She just keeps getting better and better each week.†Abril Wright and Tynisha Adams paced the Lady Wildcats with eight points apiece. Elissa Tieman and Keila Brown led Kirbyville with eight rebounds apiece. Orangefield’s Laura Riddick fought off a wrist injury pretty well to score six points and dished off seven assists. Point guard Jessica Weldon contributed six points and six rebounds while Aimee Scales came off the bench to tally six points. The Lady Bobcats finished with a slight 29-28 rebounding edge while Orangefield had just 14 turnovers. The only pitfall for Coach Jost’s crew on this night came from the free-throw line, where they went just 9-of-23. “That’s a little mind-boggling to me, because we shoot over 65 percent from the line,†Jost said. “That’s something we’ll be concentrating on at the next practice.†The Lady Bobcats return to 21-3A action Friday when they welcome Orange County rival Bridge City to Bobcat Gym.

Lauren Deavers - Kountze 20 pts vs Buna 29 pts vs Warren Latricia Moore - Hardin Jefferson 26 pts vs Bridge City 23 pts vs Hamshire Fannett Congrats to both!!