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Lumberton Raiders look to be contenders in district full of perennial powerhouse


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http://www.beaumontenterprise.com/site/news.cfm?newsid=18755359&BRD=2287&PAG=461&dept_id=583964&rfi=6

For now, the Raiders are still at a disadvantage; although their town is growing, enrollment numbers at the high school (about 1,000) are well short of District 22-4A rivals like Ozen (1,680) and Port Neches-Groves (1,450).

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all we need to do is let the guys play football,one game at a time,we don't need people from lumberton starting a bunch of crap.not everyone who lives here shares the same views.lets keep this in perspective

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We will prove everyone wrong this year. Ltrain will roll through district

keep your mouth shut dude! YOUR the person giving lumberton a bad name! yeah, YOU ARE! because of you, we will never live this down, good job. just so everyone else on here knows, he's the only one that feels that way, whoever he is. everyone else (including me), is going to take it one game at a time, and we will see what happens!

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