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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 2015
Page
5
In a dramatic season opener at Eagle Stadium Barbers Hill trailed Silsbee by one before a final fourth and 2 reset. Dontre Thomas kept the drive alive with a late run as Silsbee captured a 34-27 victory over Barbers Hill in Mont Belvieu.
Kolten Mackey opened over the middle near the goal line and dove to snag a near-ground touchdown. Desmond Armstrong’s two point run pushed the Tigers ahead by seven with 28 seconds left as Barbers Hill coach Ronnie Gage noted the game of inches and the Tigers made key late plays.
Barbers Hill trailed 26 13 entering the fourth quarter but surged to a 27 26 lead behind Hunter Blystone Hunter Gobert and a key fumble recovery. Sophomore Dylan Griffis led a final drive connecting with Rylen Morton on a 30 yard pass and Blake Fountain on a 19 yard strike to reach Silsbee 21 as time expired.
Ross S. Sterling edged Robert E. Lee 27-21 as Javarius Irving led a late Ganders rally attempt. Irving ran 13 times for 145 yards with a touchdown, while Sterling’s Xavier Curry rushed for 129 yards and two scores. Sterling improved to a third straight win in the series before a crowd of 11,734.
Crosby Cougars ride big plays by Craig Williams and Tristen Cotton to beat Nederland 35-18. Williams had a 60 yard TD catch and a 95 yard kickoff return, while Carlos Grace rushed for 142 yards and a 31 yard TD. Crosby improved to 1-0, next hosting Angleton.
Chay ton Krauss delivered an RBI single in the bottom of the sixth to lift Lewisberry Pennsylvania over Texas 3-2 and secure a spot in the Little League World Series championship game. He praised the fastball and curveball before timing his hit perfectly.
RSS tennis defeated Goose Creek Memorial 12 to 7 on the road. The Rangers swept doubles led by Corbin Hayes Ayush Agrawal 8 2 and Jacob Nasser Rachir Pipalia 8 3. Annie Jones Sara Postoak 8 5 led girls doubles while singles saw wins from Annie Jones Dhvani Shukla Madison Vincent on the girls side and Isaac Herrera Rachir Pipalia Kyler Hardison on the boys side. Coach Tremmel praised the team and unveiled the motto Every Point as they prepare to host Summer Creek next Tuesday.
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