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1925-now

NEDERLAND'S ALL-TIME RECORD: 475-320-36 (831 GAMES)

OPPONENT NEDERLAND'S RECORD vs OPPONENT

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West-Orange Stark (19-37-1)

Sour Lake (4-5)

Port Neches Groves (28-47-7)

Hull-Daisetta (4-10)

Saratoga (5-1)

Woodville (2-2)

Kirbyville (7-2)

Dayton (13-3)

Buna (4-0)

Liberty (10-2-1)

St. Anthony's (9-5-1)

Cleveland (2-3)

Jasper (12-7-2)

Silsbee (32-12-2)

Vinton (LA) (1-2)

Houston S.F. Austin (1-0)

Port Acres (10-5-1)

Pasadena (2-1-1)

Humble (2-1)

Elkhart (0-1)

Vidor (48-7-1)

Texas City (5-4)

Galena Park (1-1)

Sulphur (LA) (5-5)

Alvin (2-2-1)

Cedar Bayou (0-1)

Livingston (4-2)

Galveston Kirwin (3-2)

San Augustine (3-0)

Beaumont French (28-20-2)

Port Arthur Bishop Byrne (4-3)

Beaumont South Park (7-8-1)

Port Arthur St. Mary's (2-0)

La Marque (5-6)

Brenham (2-0)

Refugio (1-1)

Webster (1-0)

Boling (1-0)

Freer (0-0-1)

Lake Charles (LA) (3-1)

Weslaco (0-1)

Baton Rouge (LA) Istrouma (3-2-1)

Beaumont High (7-1)

Bryan (1-0)

San Antonio Edison (2-0)

Garland (0-1)

Tyler (1-0)

El Campo (1-0)

Sweetwater (1-0)

Lufkin (8-6)

Waco University (1-0)

Deer Park (2-0)

Huntsville (1-0-1)

Conroe (2-1)

Cleburne (0-0-1)

Angleton (3-0)

San Benito (1-0)

Dumas (0-1)

Pharr-San Juan-Alamo (0-1-1)

Jacksonville (4-3)

Bridge City (19-5-1)

Houston Bellaire (2-0)

Port Arthur Jefferson (14-21-2)

Beaumont Kelly (3-0)

Port Arthur Lincoln (15-14-1)

Baton Rouge (LA) Lee (2-1)

Lake Charles La Grange (2-0)

Houston Spring Woods (0-1)

Bay City (1-4)

Houston Sam Houston (0-1)

Houston Sterling (4-0)

Houston St. Thomas (3-0)

Houston Lamar (1-0)

Beaumont Forest Park (3-7)

Spring Branch Memorial (0-1)

Houston Westchester (0-1)

Beaumont-Charlton-Pollard (5-5-1)

Houston Smiley (1-1)

Little Cypress Mauriceville (18-6)

Beaumont West Brook (3-2)

San Antonio Roosevelt (0-1)

Aldine Eisenhower (1-1)

Beaumont Central (1-4)

Lamar Consolidated (1-1)

C.E. King (1-1)

Newton (0-2)

Anahuac (1-1)

Lumberton (7-1)

Sweeny (1-1)

Port Arthur S.F. Austin (2-0)

Hamshire-Fannett (2-0)

Beaumont Ozen (6-3)

Belton (1-0)

Freeport (2-1)

Magnolia (1-0)

Friendswood (2-1)

Smithson Valley (0-1)

Willis (1-0)

Killeen Harker Heights (0-1)

New Caney (1-0)

Richmond Foster (1-0)

Kilgore (0-1)

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WOS92

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I'm assuming you're combining records of some of the schools that eventually became WO-S, since we've only been a school since 1978. I think the record vs. the actual West Orange-Stark is 6-25. Not to be nit-picky, just an observation.

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What amazes me with these records is that only four other teams have played Nederland more than Silsbee has. I didn't know we had played Nederland that much over the years. PNG, Orange, Vidor, and Beaumont French played the Bulldogs more but most of those were district games.

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