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2017 HIGH SCHOOL VOLLEYBALL SCHEDULE

WEEK OF SEPTEMBER 25-30, 2017

 

Monday, September 25, 2017

22-5A

Beaumont Central at Nederland, 6:00 pm

Beaumont Ozen at Livingston, 6:00 pm

Port Arthur Memorial at Lumberton, 6:00 pm

Vidor at Port Neches-Groves, 6:00 pm

 

Tuesday, September 26, 2017

21-6A

Atascocita at Baytown Sterling, 6:30 pm

Galena Park North Shore at Channelview, 6:30 pm

Goose Creek Memorial at Sheldon C.E. King, 6:30 pm

Humble Summer Creek at Kingwood, 6:30 pm

22-6A

Beaumont West Brook at Pasadena, 6:30 pm

Pasadena at Pasadena Memorial, 6:30 pm

Pasadena Memorial at Deer Park, 6:30 pm

South Houston at La Porte, 6:30 pm

21-5A

Baytown Lee at Dayton, 6:30 pm

Crosby at New Caney, 6:30 pm

Kingwood Park at Humble, 6:30 pm

Porter at Barbers Hill, 6:30 pm

Splendora at Conroe Caney Creek, 6:30 pm

22-5A

Beaumont Central at Port Neches-Groves, 6:30 pm

Beaumont Ozen at Lumberton, 6:30 pm

Livingston at Nederland, 6:30 pm

Port Arthur Memorial at Vidor, 6:30 pm

21-4A

Diboll at Shepherd, 7:00 pm

Huntington at Jasper, 7:00 pm

22-4A

Bridge City at Silsbee, 6:30 pm

Orangefield at Hamshire-Fannett, 6:30 pm

West Orange-Stark at Little Cypress-Mauriceville, 6:30 pm

23-4A

Cleveland at Hardin-Jefferson, 6:30 pm

Huffman Hargrave at Liberty, 6:30 pm

21-3A

Coldspring-Oakhurst at Anderson-Shiro, 7:00 pm

Hempstead at Trinity, 6:00 pm

Onalaska at New Waverly, 7:00 pm

22-3A

Corrigan-Camden at Hemphill, 6:30 pm

Nacogdoches Central Heights at Garrison, 6:30 pm

Woodville at Newton, 6:30 pm

23-3A

Buna at Anahuac, 6:30 pm

East Chambers at Kirbyville, 6:30 pm

Kountze at Port Arthur Bob Hope, 6:30 pm

Warren at Hardin, 6:30 pm

23-2A

Apple Springs at Burkeville, 4:30 pm

Chester at Groveton, 4:30 pm

Spurger at Leggett, 4:30 pm

24-2A

Evadale at Deweyville, 5:30 pm

Hull-Daisetta at Sabine Pass, 4:30 pm

West Hardin at High Island, 4:30 pm

TAPPS 7-3A

Beaumont Legacy Christian at Pasadena First Baptist, 6:00 pm

TAPPS 7-2A

The Woodlands Christian at Baytown Christian, 6:00 pm

4A

Jewett Leon at Tarkington, 5:30 pm

 

Thursday, September 28, 2017

TAPPS 3-6A

Katy St. John XXIII at Beaumont Kelly Catholic, 5:30 pm

TAPPS 7-3A

Bryan Brazos Christian at Beaumont Legacy Christian, 5:00 pm

TAPPS 7-2A

The Highlands Chinquapin at Baytown Christian, 6:00 pm

 

Friday, September 29, 2017

21-6A

Channelview at Atascocita, 6:30 pm

Galena Park North Shore at Sheldon C.E. King, 6:30 pm

Humble Summer Creek at Baytown Sterling, 6:30 pm

Kingwood at Goose Creek Memorial, 6:30 pm

22-6A

Deer Park at Beaumont West Brook, 6:30 pm

La Porte at Pasadena Rayburn, 6:30 pm

Pasadena at South Houston, 6:30 pm

Pasadena Dobie at Pasadena Memorial, 6:30 pm

21-5A

Crosby at Barbers Hill, 4:30 pm

Dayton at Porter, 4:30 pm

Humble at Conroe Caney Creek, 4:30 pm

New Caney at Kingwood Park, 4:30 pm

Splendora at Baytown Lee, 4:30 pm

22-5A

Beaumont Central at Beaumont Ozen, 6:30 pm

Livingston at Port Neches-Groves, 6:30 pm

Port Arthur Memorial at Nederland, 6:30 pm

Vidor at Lumberton, 6:30 pm

22-4A

Hamshire-Fannett at West Orange-Stark, 4:30 pm

Little Cypress-Mauriceville at Bridge City, 4:30 pm

Orangefield at Silsbee, 4:30 pm

23-4A

Cleveland at Liberty, 4:30 pm

Hardin-Jefferson at Tarkington, 4:30 pm

21-3A

Coldspring-Oakhurst at Hempstead, 5:30 pm

Crockett at Anderson-Shiro, 4:30 pm

22-3A

Corrigan-Camden at Woodville, 4:30 pm

Nacogdoches Central Heights at Hemphill, 4:30 pm

Newton at Garrison, 4:30 pm

23-3A

East Chambers at Buna, 4:30 pm

Hardin at Anahuac, 4:30 pm

Kirbyville at Kountze, 4:30 pm

Port Arthur Bob Hope at Warren, 4:30 pm

23-2A

Burkeville at Chester, 5:30 pm

Colmesneil at Apple Springs, 5:30 pm

Groveton at Leggett, 5:30 pm

24-2A

Evadale at West Hardin, 5:30 pm

High Island at Hull-Daisetta, 4:30 pm

Sabine Pass at Deweyville, 4:30 pm

 

Saturday, September 30, 2017

22-5A

Livingston at Lumberton, 12:00 pm

Nederland at Port Neches-Groves, 12:00 pm

Port Arthur Memorial at Beaumont Central, 12:00 pm

Vidor at Beaumont Ozen, 12:00 pm

21-4A

Diboll at Jasper, 1:00 pm

Huntington at Shepherd, 1:00 pm

21-3A

Trinity at Onalaska, 1:00 pm

 

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