floyd casey stadium

floyd casey stadium

WELCOME

*** WEDNESDAY  DECEMBER 5, 2007 ***

• AHS, Cisco named Army Strong Teams of the Week   -  The Abilene High School football team was named the Class 5A Army Strong Team of the Week by Dave Campbells Texas Football magazine after upsetting Southlake Carroll 22-21.

• DISD official: Roosevelt players will be punished     -   Dallas ISD athletic director Jeff Johnson said Tuesday some Roosevelt football players are being punished for their actions after last Saturdays 42-36 playoff loss to Gilmer. Video shows Roosevelt players charging the Gilmer sideline and one Roosevelt player throwing a punch at a Gilmer coach. Gilmer ISD superintendent Rick Albritton said no legal action will be taken. full story »

• AREA HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL PLAYOFF SCHEDULE (Central Texas)
  CLASS 4A DIVISION I SEMIFINAL
  No. 9 Copperas Cove (11-2) vs. Aledo (11-2), 7 p.m. Saturday, Baylor’s Floyd Casey Stadium, Waco

• Garrett saves best for playoffs    -    Ask Johnny Garrett which sport he likes more  football or baseball  and be prepared to wait around for an answer. Garrett isnt sure one way or another.In fact, if the 5-9, 195-pound Longview senior has a choice of which sport to play in college, Garretts still not sure. He would prefer a third option.I would probably prefer to play both, Garrett said. I guess you could call me Bo Jackson.

• Gilmer official sends letter, video about postgame incident to UIL, Dallas ISD 

• Balance working very well for Lions  (Vernon)

• GREAT ET SHOOTOUT ON TAP THIS WEEK

• Strong second half sparks Vipers win (Victoria)

• High school football on radio, television (Dec. 7-8)

• Motley County wins team of the week award
  The Motley County football team has been honored by Dave Campbells Texas Football magazine as the six-man Army Strong Team of the Week.

• Trojans stand in way of Cavs dream season   -   Austin Lake Travis has been to the playoffs four straight years, but this season is different. The District 25-4A champions have won 12 games for the first time in school history and are coming off a convincing 45-14 victory over &

• Salado rides defense deep into playoffs

• Waller flies under radar to earn spot in regional final — At the seasons beginning, Class 4A schools such as La Marque, Dickinson and Yates were the talk of the area. This week, a school that was under the radar will play Dayton in the 4A Division II, Region III final.

• Awards tonight for top high school football players

• Skyline guard records triple-double

• Frisco girls tested early, get back on track

• West Mesquite gets what it wished for

• Gilbert has monster game in Consol girls victory

• Off to the races   NEW WAVERLY — Running and gunning, the Bulldogs were having so much fun Tuesday that a little boy came out of the stands to help them reach the century mark for the first time this season. &.more>>

• Lovelady knocks off New Waverly girls NEW WAVERLY — It’s not easy keeping up with the Joneses, but Lovelady did it and a little more Tuesday night in the last game before the New Waverly girls tip off the District 26-2A season next week.

• Third quarter run lifts Sterling girls A gut check by head coach Laurie Welch proved to be just what the doctor ordered for the Lady Rangers in their District opener.

• Rangers fall to Bulldogs in rematch
  Area high school basketball roundup (Baytown)

• Lee College Classic recalls great beginnings
  Defending Louisiana 5A state champion New Iberia Westgate, perennial 4A power Angleton are among the headlining guests for this weekend’s Lee College Classic.

• Awards dinner get assist from RELs Olin
  The Touchdown Club of Houston is set to announce its Players of the Year tonight at its High School Awards Dinner at the J.W. Marriott.

• www.bloglines.com/blog/snaptimemy girls stymie West Brook

• 13 Tigers named to All-Star Team
  Mount Pleasant High School wide receiver and defensive back Trenston Hill was named the district 11-4A offensive player of the year last week. Thirteen Tigers in all were named to the District 11-4 All Star Football Team. The tigers had the second most players selected in the district behind Texas High School’s 15. Making the first team were junior quarterback Terrell Howard, senior full back Eric Smith , senior tight end Jesse Jones, senior tackle Jamarious Reynolds ,junior inside linebacker Tevin Elliott and senior safety Jocolby Stewart.

• Lady ’Necks take district opener
  WEST COLUMBIA — The Columbia Lady ’Necks jumped out to an early lead on district-rival Needville Tuesday night and took advantage of their size under the hoop as Columbia outlasted the Lady Jays 74-66 at Roughnecks Gym.

• Manvel rolls over Cypress Christian
  MANVEL — In their first season of varsity basketball, the Manvel Lady Mavericks have seen ups and downs. On Tuesday night, the Lady Mavericks saw more of the ups as they rolled over Cypress Christian, 54-22.

• Sweeny falls to Wharton
  SWEENY — Despite being just a few miles from a Conoco-Phillips plant, the Sweeny Lady Bulldogs sputtered and ran out of gas Tuesday night, dropping a 65-54 contest to Wharton in the district 24-3A opener.

• Durand leads jessica simpson mask High past Santa Fe, 72-48
  GALVESTON — Larry Durand scored 11 of his game-high 22 points in the third quarter as Ball High stretched its five-point halftime lead to 15.

• Lady Gators unable to stop Cy-Fair
  DICKINSON — Cypress-Fairbanks, led by 6-foot-2 All-American center Nneka Ogwumike, controlled the paint against the top-ranked Class 4A Lady Gators in a 62-48 victory.

• Martins lead the way in Seguin win
  SEGUIN — Seguin girls basketball coach Kevin Lewis made his message pretty clear about his disdain for missed free throws and layups.

• Austin SFA rattles Cougars, 68-49
  Area basketball: NB teams split; SV girls fall in 26-5A opener

• Lady Mats show improvement against Amarillo
  The final score might not show it, but Estacado girls basketball coach Diane Morgan is positive her team improved in a three-day span of playing state-ranked Amarillo.

• Duvall, Matadors crush Odessa, 81-52
  Al Duvall led four scorers in double figures with 18 points, and No. 7 Estacado drained 13 3-pointers to lead Estacado to an 81-52 win over Odessa Tuesday at J.J. Wood Arena.

• Lady Pirates blast San Angelo Lake View
  WOODROW - Cooper raced out to a 42-5 halftime lead en route to blowing past San Angelo Lake View, 69-13, on Tuesday.

• Lufkin pounds Barbers Hill 

• Lufkin wins Athens swim meet 

• Central stomps Jasper 

• Just a tad lopsided   -  Marshall downs Tatum, 90-22, to improve to 2-3 on the year

• Harleton football coach to be honored at a reception 

• Annual Cross Timbers Classic Tournament   -   Division II Boys Opening Rounds
  The Cross Timbers Classic BB Tournament, a non-UIL Lions Club sponsored tourney, is celebrating its 26th year and is hosting high school Division II boys teams from Coolidge (TX), Branson (MO), Oak Cliff (TX), Boyd (TX), Lipan (TX) and Gorman (TX). &.more>>

• Mexia roundball action in full swing   -    Mexia varsity basketball teams both winning
  With Friday Night Lights dimmed for the area and spandex and ponytails of volleyball put away, it’s time

• Trenton boys defeat Blue Ridge

• Area linescores    GIRLS (Lubbock)

• Top ranked Ozen holds off Titans in OT&.more>> 

Memorial falls to Hightower

• Angel on fire: Ibañez 11-of-12 in Rattlers’ win
  MISSION — Sharyland plays with an angel in the frontcourt, and Tuesday night he could do no&

• Girls Basketball Report: December 4, 2007Dec. 4 & Full Story&   (Valley)

• Boys Basketball Report: December 4, 2007 (Valley)

• Girls basketball: Sanger goes cold, Denton takes over

• Boys basketball: Argyle presses the issue against Redhawks

• Denton notebook: Broncos trying to play smart

• Skeeters win Jesuit Classic for second straight year/Horn captures Carrollton championship
  A year ago, Mesquite captured the championship at the Knights of Columbus Dallas Classic on its way to a trip to the Class 5A state tournament.

• North falls in consolation final, Horn claims third in Garland
  North Mesquite fought back from an opening-round loss on Thursday, but fell just short in its bid for the consolation championship at the DeSoto Tournament last Saturday.

• North struggles, no match for Wylie in loss
  WYLIE — The McKinney North boys basketball team better hope its next trip to Wylie goes better than its Tuesday night jaunt did.

• Davis’ major decision turns the tide for Boyd wrestlers in win
  CARROLLTON — In a sport that’s as individual as wrestling, it’s rare for one wrestler to affect how his teammates perform.

• Lady Bulldogs fend off 5A Keller Central
  McKinney North head basketball coach Valerie Little put together a string of challenging games against 5A opponents for the Lady Bulldogs nondistrict schedule.

• Forest outlasts Boyd girls
  Despite keeping pace with Naaman Forest during the first and fourth quarters, the McKinney Boyd girls basketball team couldn’t keep up with the Lady Rangers when it counted in the middle stages of Tuesday’s non-district game as the Lady Broncos lost, 61-54, at home to Garland.

• PRIVATE SCHOOL NOTES   -    The Grapevine Faith Lions are getting a taste of what their opponents have had to do all season against them: defend ukredpaper.easyjournal.com quarterback who can run and throw.

• N. Crowley danielle fischel a newcomer  

• Fossil Ridges defense proves itself in victory  

• A freethinking E. Hills a winner  

• Trinity uses big second quarter, bulky team to defeat Arlington 69-50  

• Midway machine: No. 4 Pantherettes defense controls Belton girls, 57-31 

• Copperas Cove star Griffin changes commitment from Houston to Baylor

• West Mesquite splits four games at Winnsboro Tournament
  The beginning of the season has been a roller coaster for the West Mesquite girls basketball team, and last week’s action at the Winnsboro Tournament was no different.

• Wranglers, Pirates enjoy mixed results
  zoey 101 name="wswchange8" title="wswchange8">As several key players continue their postseason run with the football team, the West Mesquite basketball team continues on without them.

• GIRLS BASKETBALL: Cy-Fair too strong for fast Dickinson

• BOYS BASKETBALL: Cy Springs hits 3s, beats Strake Jesuit

• TABC high school basketball polls   -    High school basketball rankings as compiled by the Texas Association of Basketball Coaches for the week of Dec. 3: BOYS Class 5A 1. Duncanville, 2. SA Wagner, 3. Hightower, 4. North Crowley, 5. Cy-Springs, 6. Austin Bowie, 7. Klein Collins, &

• For Abilene High, wheres the respect?

• Cradle 2 the Grave Falls Hirschi in November, the Lady Cougars were left looking up at a 28-point loss. ">Cooper gets best of W.F. Hirschi this time around

• Wichita Falls posts victory over Eagles

• Eight Eagles named all-district   -  Eight members of the Brenham Christian Academy football team were named to 12 spots on the TAPPS six-man Division II District 6-1A all-district team, head coach Dan Headley announced Monday afternoon.

• Buzzer beaten   -  The Lady Jackets stormed back from a 20-13 first quarter deficit to send the game into overtime, but Nolan Catholic’s Annmarie LaGroue hit a 3-pointer as the buzzer sounded to beat Cleburne 65-62 in double overtime.&.more>>  

• Ray scores 14 anna chakvetadze lift Eagles past Lions, 54-45    -   Preston Ray was the lone Rio Vista player to finish in double figures Tuesday night against Blooming Grove, but that’s not to say he didn’t have help as the Eagles came away with a 54-45 win.

• Senior duo leads Rio Vista -  Tabatha Fuller and Katie Martin came up big for the Rio Vista Lady Eagles in a 56-53 win over Blooming Grove on Tuesday night as the seniors combined for 44 points.

• Full speed ahead  -  Ray certainly can score points in a hurry this season. The McAllen Memorial girls basketball team found that out firsthand Tuesday night, as the Texans raced to an early 13-point lead en route to a 50-22 non-district triumph over Around the Bend &

• Cagle, Page pour it on against Rice   -   RICE — The Rice Lady Bulldogs had to pick their poison Tuesday night.
  Haley Cagle recorded a double-double and Rebecca Page put in 18 points as the Frost Lady Bears defeated rival Rice 37-34 at Bulldog Gymnasium. &.more>>

• Boys Hoops Roundup: Mildred shuts down Wortham  -  Every player got involved in Mildred’s rout Tuesday.
  The Eagles had 10 players score, including five in double-digits in an 80-50 win against Wortham

• Dogs rise above Bears     RICE — Rice couldn’t make many shots Tuesday.
  Unfortunately for Frost, the Bulldogs had a lot of them.

• Girls Hoops Roundup: Lady Tigers cruise to win over Whitney   The Lady Tigers are hoping this year’s non-district schedule is an indication of success.  The Lady Tigers won their fifth game out of their last six, beating Whitney, 59-43. They’re 8-3 in non-district play.

• AREA BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD

• Lady Bulldogs make comeback against Wall  (Abilene Wylie)

• Indians, Lady Panthers win tournaments (Jacksonville - Bullard)

• Nac avoids upset (Nacogdoches - Central)

• BASKETBALL 12/4   (East Texas)

• Rogers buzzer-beater leads Nac past Center  

• Foxes end losing skid to Huskies in 1-4A tilt
  Questions about whether Jefferson High Schools girls basketball team was legit were answered resoundingly Tuesday.

• Matadors kick off district play with impressive win
  The Parkland High School girls basketball team got off to a forceful start in its effort to claim its fourth consecutive District 2-4A title: The Matadors defeated Ysleta High School 73-46 on Tuesday night in the Northeast. 

Popular topics today: leah hickman, danielle fischel, a very brady christmas, citros flavored vodka, south street, jessica simpson mask, new mexico road conditions, elizabeth battery, the truth about chuck norris, arabella spencer churchill, buynowbe

Post je objavljen 22.12.2007. u 19:33 sati.