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Liberty Hill

1. Westbrook 2. Strawn 3. Shiner 4. Falls City 5. Lorena 6. Franklin 7. Stephenville 8. Gilmer 9. College Station 10. Liberty Hill 11. North Shore 12. Westlake

Wow!!!!

R. I. P.

I like the Stars and the Golden Knights.....

Hate to hear that.......

or even this: Centerville Groveton Grapeland Corrigan Leon West Hardin

Another possibility: Garrison Timpson San Augustine Shelbyville West Sabine Joaquin Centerville Groveton Grapeland Corrigan Leon Normangee West Hardin

Definitely.......

UIL sheet seems to show High Island and Burkeville staying 1A so option 2 is the prediction.....

Eagle's Nest in Zavalla is great, too.....

For good, or just for renovation???

1A D2: Apple Springs Calvert Oakwood Trinidad 1A D1: Burkeville Chester High Island Leverette's Chapel

Best guess without a map....lol : Garrison Timpson San Augustine Shelbyville West Hardin West Sabine Joaquin Centerville Groveton Grapeland Corrigan Leon Normangee Beckville Big Sandy Harleton Hawkins Ore City Union Grove Cayuga Cross Roads Frankston Kerens Rivercrest

IF High Island and Burkeville opt to play up: Alto Carlisle Cushing Lovelady Mt. Enterprise Overton Tenaha Colmesneil Deweyville Evadale Hull-Daisetta Sabine Pass Burkeville High Island IF Burkeville and High Island remain 1A: Alto Carlisle Cushing Mt. Enterprise Overton Tenaha Colmesneil Deweyville Evadale Hull-Daisetta Sabine Pass Lovelady

West Hardin:

This Week in Women's Basketball - Dec. 7 Posted: Dec 07, 2021 Complete Release (PDF) UP NEXT There are 14 non-conference games of the docket over the next week. The series of games begins on Tuesday evening when Lamar hosts McNeese State. On Wedneday evening California Baptist looks to remain perfect at home when they host San Diego State. The Thursday slate has a pair of road games as Grand Canyon travels to Northern Arizona while Utah Valley is at Montana. Friday sees Sam Houston traveling to Louisiana Tech with Lamar taking on in-state foe Texas State on the road while Seattle hosts Pac-12 foe, and cross city rival, Washington. Five games on Saturday then a pair of contests on Sunday close out the week. TICKETSMARTER WAC WOMEN’S BASKETBALL PLAYERS OF THE WEEK ANNOUNCED Lamar’s Sabria Dean has been named the TicketSmarter Western Athletic Conference Women’s Basketball Player of the Week and Chicago State’s Aaliyah Collins was recognized as the TicketSmarter WAC Women’s Basketball Freshman of the Week for November 29-December 5. Dean was a standout in the Cardinals win against Loyola (La.) on Saturday afternoon. In the 57-44 victory, the native of Mineola, Texas registered 25 points on 11-of-16 shooting in addition to grabbing seven rebounds and dishing out three assists. While playing a game high 36 minutes the sophomore also had a block and a pair of steals in Lamar’s lone game during the week. Collins earned the league’s Freshman of the Week honors for third time. The newcomer from Snohomish, WA scored 33 points in a pair of games for the Cougars last week. She started the stretch with a 13-point contest against Indiana State on Wednesday before notching a 20-point game in 38 minutes against St. Thomas (Minn.) three days later. Aside from her scoring exploits she averaged five rebounds and three assists per game. Other nominees included: New Mexico State’s Bigue Sarr was solid in a pair of setbacks against New Mexico by averaging 24.5 points and 11.5 rebounds from her forward position … Seattle’s Bree Calhoun had a solid all around performance in their win vs. Boise State by recording 18 points, seven rebounds and four assists ... Jenna Dick scored 15 points, all from behind the arc, in just 17 minutes as Tarleton State handed Arlington Baptist an 81-point setback … In UT Rio Grande Valley’s game at Kansas, Maria Llorente tallied 10 points on 4-for-7 shooting with three rebounds and two steals … Breaunna Gillen was solid for Dixie State as she scored 23 points at Utah State on Wednesday evening before tallying 14 points two days later at Colorado … Jay McChristine averaged 11.5 points and five rebounds per game as Grand Canyon went 1-1 against Park (AZ) and Cal State Fullerton … In Stephen F. Austin’s lone game, Zya Nugent scored 13 points in 20 minutes whole corralling seven rebounds and swiping five steals … Madelyn Batista had 14 points and five rebounds with a pair of blocks as well as the game winning shot at the buzzer as Sam Houston knocked off Longwood Other freshman nominees included: Crystal Smith came off the bench to score six points in 19 minutes during Tarleton State’s historic 103-22 win over Arlington Baptist … In Grand Canyon’s 98-48 win over Park, Kassidy Dixon had eight points and three steals in 11 minutes … Maddie Warren earned a pair of starts at Utah State and Colorado and averaged 8.5 points and 3.5 assists for Dixie State …Zoe Nelson helped Stephen F. Austin to a 59-point win against Out Lady of the Lake with six points and 11 rebounds in just 10 minutes STATISTICALLY SPEAKING With non-conference play wrapping up this month, Stephen F. Austin continues to lead the WAC in scoring offense (85.9 ppg). They are sixth in the nation in scoring. Abilene Christian is just under the 80-point barrier as they are tallying 79.4 points per game. California Baptist has been distributing their offense quite well, with a 21.5 assists per game average. Defensively, Grand Canyon and Stephen F. Austin are first and fourth respectively in the nation in steals per game. The Lopes are registering 17.7 steals a game while the Lumberjacks are notching 14.6 swipes each time they step onto the court. Tarleton tops the league in scoring defense, as they are giving up just 54.3 points per game. Individually, CBU’s Caitlyn Harper is scoring 20.2 points per game. She is the only WAC player to average more than 20 points per game. LU’s Akasha Davis is connecting on a league best 63.8 percent of her shot attempts. UVU’s Josie Williams is corralling 12.7 rebounds each time she suits up. Ane Olaeta is directing CBU’s offense and is averaging a WAC best 9.2 assists per game. On the other end of the floor, Tarleton State’s Seynabou Thiam is rejecting a league high 2.1 shots per game with Aaliyah Collins from Chicago State and SFA’s Stephanie Visscher tied for the conference lead in steals (3.0 spg). ALL AROUND EFFORT Both Stephen F. Austin and Tarleton put a hurt on their respective opponents on Saturday. The Lumberjacks beat Our Lady of the Lake by a 90-31 count while the Texans posted an historic 103-22 victory against Arlington Baptist. Tarleton set a school record for margin of win (81) while allowing the fewest points in their NCAA era. CLOSING IN ON A MILESTONE A pair of WAC players are on the verge of hitting 1,000 career points. CBU’s Georgia Dale has scored 997 points during her time as a Lancer while Faith Cook of SHSU is just 26 points away from the millennium mark. Cook scored 237 points at UTEP before tallying her next 737 points as a member of the Ladyjacks.

This Week in WAC Men's Basketball - Dec. 6 Credit: UVU Photo Posted: Dec 06, 2021 Complete Release (PDF) UP NEXT NM State opens up the schedule for the WAC this week on Monday when the Aggies head up I-25 to Albuquerque to take on in-state rival New Mexico. On Tuesday, California Baptist will look to stay perfect at home when they host North Dakota. Wednesday features UT Rio Grande Valley traveling to rival Texas A&M-Corpus Christi, Utah Valley visiting future WAC foe Southern Utah and Seattle U treking to Vegas to take on UNLV. Grand Canyon heads across the valley on Thursday when the Lopes take on Arizona State before returning home to take on Ottawa (Ariz.) on Saturday. Also on Saturday, Chicago State hosts Illinois State, UTSA and Sam Houston meet at the Toyota Center in Houston, Abilene Christian hosts fellow NCAA participant Drexel, NM State travels to Loyola Marymount, Stephen F. Austin takes on Liberty in the Hall of Fame Classic in Fort Worth, Texas, Dixie State hosts Denver and Utah Valley faces off against Wyoming. Seattle U returns home on Sunday to play UC San Diego while California Baptist makes the short trip to take on UC Riverside. TICKETSMARTER WAC MEN'S BASKETBALL PLAYERS OF THE WEEK ANNOUNCED Utah Valley's Fardaws Aimaq has been named the TicketSmarter Western Athletic Conference Men's Basketball Player of the Week and California Baptist's Taran Armstrong was named TicketSmarter WAC Men's Basketball Freshman of the Week for November 29 through December 5. Aimaq, a redshirt sophomore center from Vancouver, B.C., Canada, makes it three awards in a row after leading the Wolverines to an overtime win over rival and 12th-ranked BYU. Playing 44 of 45 possible minutes, he finished with 24 points, 22 rebounds, five steals, four assists and three blocks as the Wolverines earned the 72-65 win over the visiting Cougars. On the season, Aimaq leads the WAC with 20.8 points and 14.8 rebounds per game. Armstrong, a freshman from Burnie, Tasmania, Australia, nearly earned his second triple-double of the season, putting up 11 points with nine rebounds and 11 assists in the Lancers' 64-55 win over Cal Poly. On the season, he is averaging 12.5 points, 7.6 rebounds and 8.0 assists per game. Other nominees included: Abilene Christian's Tobias Cameron shot .750 from the field and averaged 11.7 points per game as the Wildcats earned three home wins to improve to 5-2 on the season … California Baptist's Daniel Akin finished with a team-high 14 points and nine rebounds as the Lancers earned a 64-55 win over visiting Cal Poly on Thursday … Dixie State's Hunter Schofield averaged 17.0 points and 7.7 rebounds per game as the Trailblazers picked up a pair of wins over Bethesda (Calif.) as well as a victory over St. Katherine (Calif.) … Grand Canyon's Jovan Blacksher Jr. averaged 18.7 points per game and added 4.0 assists and 2.0 steals per game as the Lopes earned a trio of wins on the week … Lamar's C.J. Roberts was one of three players to lead the WAC with a 24.0 ppg scoring average on the week as the Cardinals dropped a close one at Mississippi State before rebounding with a home win over Our Lady of the Lake … NM State's Sir'jabari Rice hit the game-winning shot to give the Aggies a 72-69 win at UTEP and averaged 20.0 points per game to go with 5.5 assists per game on the week … Sam Houston's Demarkus Lampley started the week with 11 points against Texas and then added 21 points in a win over Schreiner to finish with a 16.0 ppg score average on the week … Seattle U's Cameron Tyson averaged 21.5 points per game and shot .500 from three-point range as the Redhawks split a pair of games with McNeese and VMI … Stephen F. Austin's Roti Ware averaged 17.0 ppg on .550 shooting as the 'Jacks earned home wins over Lincoln (Calif.) and Wiley … Tarleton's Tahj Small scored 25 points and added seven rebounds to go with a pair of steals and a block as the Texans put a scare in third-ranked Gonzaga before falling 64-55 in Spokane … UT Rio Grande Valley's Justin Johnson put up 33 points with eight rebounds and four assists in a loss to rival Texas A&M-Corpus Christi. Other freshman nominees included: Chicago State's Jahsean Corbett helped the Cougars pick up a win over Tennessee State, scoring a team-high 17 points to go with eight rebounds in a 59-49 win … Dixie State's Trevon Allfrey averaged 9.7 points per game and 5.7 rebounds per game as the Trailblazers earned a trio of wins at home against Bethesda (Calif.) and St. Katherine (Calif.) … Stephen F. Austin's Sadaidriene Hall averaged 18.5 points and 7.5 rebounds per game in home wins over Lincoln (Calif.) and Wiley … UT Rio Grande Valley's Rayquan Taylor had a career-high 15 points and nine rebounds in UTRGV's loss to seventh-ranked Texas on Friday night. STATISTICALLY SPEAKING Abilene Christian leads the WAC in scoring offense (85.6), scoring margin (20.9), steals (12.7), turnover margin (+11.57) and assist/turnover ratio (1.5). Grand Canyon is tops in scoring defense (58.4), field goal defense (.386), rebounding offense (42.9), rebounding defense (30.2) and rebounding margin (+12.7). Tarleton leads the WAC in free throw percentage (.761) while Stephen F. Austin is the leader in field goal percentage (.492) and blocked shots (5.1). Seattle U holds the top three-point field goal percentage (.384) and also leads in three-pointers per game (11.2) and Utah Valley is the best at defending the three-pointer (.274) while also leading the league in defense rebounds (29.8). California Baptist is the leader in assists (19.5) and Sam Houston leads the league in offensive rebounds (15.8) Individually, UVU's Fardaws Aimaq is the leader in scoring (20.8), rebounding (14.8), offensive rebounds (4.3) and defensiver rebounds (10.5). CBU's Daniel Akin holds the top field goal percentage (.681), NMSU's Teddy Allen has the best free throw percentage (.909) and ACU's Immanuel Allen is the leader in 3FG shooting percentage (.667). CBU's Taran Armstrong holds the lead in assists (8.0) while SU's Darrion Trammell is the leader in steals (2.4). SU's Cameron Tyson leads the league in 3FG made (4.1) and SFA's Sadaidriene Hall is the leader in blocked shots (1.7). GCU's Jovan Blacksher Jr. has the top assist/turnover ratio (3.4). UTRGV's Ricky Nelsonis the leader in minutes played (38.2). GETTING VOTES Riding a seven-game winning streak, including an overtime win over rival and then-12th-ranked Brigham Young, Utah Valley is among the teams receiving votes in the Ferris Mowers/USA Today Coaches Poll.

The Zavalla @ Colmesneil game was cancancelled.......

Crosby on to the finals.......

[Hidden Content] Here's our group on Smoaky if some of ya'll wanna join........

1. Lake Travis 2. College Station 3. Crosby 4. Shiner 5. Southlake Carroll 6. Denton Guyer 7. Austin Westlake 8. Katy Paetow 9. Lubbock Cooper 10. Stephenville 11. Tyler Chapel Hill 12. Gilmer 13. China Spring 14. Mount Vernon 15. Lorena 16. Gunter 17. Franklin 18. Marlin 19. Stratford 20. Mart

Colmesneil took 2nd place.....

Haven't seen a bracket but saw on Facebook that Colmesneil beat somebody 59 to 39 yesterday......