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Guest happyhour4
every one is doubting lcm this year because the  lose of all of the players they had last year but i'd watch out for them they will surprise alot of people this year
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every one is doubting lcm this year because the  lose of all of the players they had last year but i'd watch out for them they will surprise alot of people this year
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Better watch for Lumberton they seem to really be on the rise with some serious talent this year. The first three spots are a lock. Ozen and Central are down. Not sure about Livingston, but I think they could give Lumberton and LCM trouble. I think you could easily see Lumberton upsetting LCM for the 4th spot in the playoffs.
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I had talked with Coach Reyenga during the Vidor, Lumberton Football Game.  Boy is he excited, field upgrades, players and some other things going own with Lumberton Baseball.  They will make the playoffs and Just a little feeling, that they could compete with Nederland for the district title.
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