Rangers Eagles Clash in Tight District 21A Title Race
In James Currant Stadium Friday night the Rangers and Eagles battle for the lead as Senney and Sterling try to stay in contention. Coach Dennis notes improved ball handling and the Smiley-Cervenka duel as pivotal factors. The outcome may hinge on Smiley breaking big plays to counter Aldine and North Shore threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nin
Senney
James Currant
Seniey
Sterling
Lavida
Robert FB
Lev
Forest Rook
Sue
Guishing
Crew
Aldine
North Shore
Lalke
Forest Brock
Robert B. Lev
Jef
al Dennis
Smiley
Hinsley
Seni
Dean Baye
Wass
Craig Cervenka
MacArthur
Danse
Corvenka
Dennis
Boase
April
Victor Simon
Johnny Cleamons
Percy Richmond
Eagtes
Siesling
Thele
North Shoe
Forest Brook
Jaguars
Abiine
Players cited in starting lineup for Smiley defense
The starting defense lists Keith Baldwin, Mike Pena, Victor Simon, Johnny Cleamans, Derrick Waites, Ian Jenkins, Ivan Resh, Kenneth Edmondson, Roosevelt ler, Edward Brown, Percy Richmond as line, cornerback, and safety contributors with uniform numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smiley
Keith Baldwin
Mike Pena
Victor Simon
Johnny Cleamans
Derrick Waites
Ian Jenkins
Ivan Resh
Kenneth Edmondson
Roosevelt Ler
Edward Brown
Percy Richmond
Forest Brook Faces Ganders In Bid To Reclaim District Hopes
Forest Brook seeks a win to stay alive in district title race as they travel to Stallworth Stadium to face the Ganders amid injury setbacks. Fullback Tony Seliner hoped to play while Jimmy Gammon faces missing weeks with a knee injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westner
Ganders
Port Arthur
Tony
Ron Kramer
Kramer
North Shore
Lieloss
Forest Brook Matches Up With Omega Poston Defense Comment
Forest Brook coach Kramer notes fast receivers and a compact tailback Calvin Francis posing big plays. He cites Omega Poston and defensive end Haris Simien as threats, with Forest Brook boasting listed players including Glen Hutchinson and Theodore Dickerson as key contributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noueht E.ler Pos
Forest Brook
Tun Audeson
Daryl Watson
Chris Thompson
Dames King Homer Jobnsurt
Kelvin Presti
Gerald Norriss
Glenn Hutchins
David Sintthuciae
Robert Johnson Sones Donnelly
Keith Puobrevi
Yisrael Curomudy
Huris Simien
Robert Peni
Tony Mesiner
Urian Stolle
Omega Poston
Derwin
F. Lee
Mark Whittake
Joan Klising
Ricky Crosby
Paul Jennings
Guird Rudy Cantu
Dennis Forbes
Craig Leno
David Salinas
Keith Dooley
Geronimo Sanchez
Jelf Ganske
Forest Bruoe
Haris Simien
Kalvin Preston
Jack Sharp
Don Williams
Sanford Rogers
Rodney Turner
Mictor Mitchell
Wille Martin
Leo Renfers
Norman Wade
Mike Lovelnigah
Mike Lovelady
Calvin Francis
Charles Wiseman
Titus Wells
Calvin Francs
Omega Foston
Kramer
Glen Hutchinson
Aldine
Harald Seale
Theodore Dickerson
Barbers Hill in Shootout at Mont Belvieu
Barbers Hill travels to Mont Belvieu for a District 29-4 showdown with Hull. Coaches Richardson and McMahon emphasize a hard-fought clash as Barbers Hill seeks a district title and a shot at the playoffs, with Hull boasting 19 seniors and a strong line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mont Belvieu
Barbers
Gann
Hull
Lon
Trutt
Matbets
Aerell Richardson
Sane “Quattipeople
Nera
Sanelell
Lykes
Smiley Eagles rally behind Victor Simon in 35 7 win over MacArthur
Victor Simon, 6 2 200 senior tight end and defensive lineman for Smiley, scored 21 points with two touchdown receptions, two field goals and three extra points as Smiley beat MacArthur 35 7. Aldine center Marold Se 6 1 208 helped in a 10 7 upset of Jags with crucial blocking. Mike Pagett, Sterling LB, set strong defense with eight unassisted tackles, six assists, an interception, two fumbles forced and a recovery in Trangers 29 6 win over Galena Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Simon
Smiley
Eagles
MacArthur
Simon
Victor
Philip Brown
Marold SE
Aldine
Seale Jed Thie
Mustangs
Forest
Mike Paugett
Sterling
Trangers
Galena Park
Mike Padgett
al Dennis
Sun Grid Picks: District 21-AAAA Upsets and Key Climbs
A college-like slate with Sterlin g favored over Smiley 17 13 and Dayton expected to beat Splendora 24 14. Aldine over North Shore and Barbers Hill over Hull Daisetta stand out in district play while Huffman and Tarkington duel in a top AAA contest. La Porte tops Clear Lake and Deer Park edges Clear Creek, Crosby defeats South Park, Carver trips Channelview 15 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST Brook
Robert E. Lee
Jaguars
Forest Brook
RIL
Smiley
Rangers
Eagles
Sterling
Aldine
North Shore
MacArthur
Galena Park
Barbers Hill
Null-Daisetta
Hull-Daisetta
Dayton
Broncos
Thiffman
Tarkington
Huffman
LA Porte
Clear Lake
Carver 15
Channelview
Flag Football Results Summary of Liner Hutters and Opponents
Liner Hutters beat Liberty 12 to 9 with touchdowns by Martinez Hughes and 80. Dunagin Labs at Labs Field. Exxon Credit Union 1? Bay Area Beavers 3. Beavers’ Smith scored twice with field goals by Shead VCR Mize. Shea 12 extra points. Slickers 20 Pipeliners 0. Cerinque Monpello Straud scored with Kalla converting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutters
Liberty
Martinez
Hughes
Dunagin
Labs
Exxon Credit Union
Bay Area
Slickers
Pipeliners
Cerinque
Monpello
Straud
Kalla
La Porte Tries To Rebound At Clear Lake's Expense
La Porte Bulldogs seek rebound after loss to Dobie as they face Clear Lake in District 23 AAAA action at Pasadena Memorial Stadium. Coach Carroll Lundin notes importance of winning and help from others while Dobie leads the district and Rayburn also in the hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Porte
Clear Lake
LA Corte
la Porte Bulldogs
Dobie
Longhorns
Bulldogs
Dogs
la Parle
Pasadena
Rayburn
Carroll Lundin
Deer Park
South Houston
Lundin
Lake
Alldigs
Noble-Rayburn
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James Sutton
Charles Elliott
Qanny George
Pos
Smiley Chris Isire
Anthony Allen
Faines
Hemphill
Ruben Gostales
C.J. Messiah
Tim Parrish
Phillip Woods
Bret Martin
Chris Avery
Lonnie Collins
Howard Roaches
John Conway
Victor Simon Craig Cervenka
Dean Boas
James Tubs
Mike Ret
Donnie Staniey
Russell Ackerman
Rel
Hubert M. Bee
Jack
Hennatah
G. Aldine
North Bore
Gandec
Kel
Chmes
Geil
OL Inc
Brook
Stallworth Stadium
Fox
Sterling Keaiey
Indones
Cowart
Pear
Ture
Jyndora
Oressant Mount Houston
Tiyeesdale
Jimiley Aligh School
James Donnelly
Seagraves
Bobcats
Hanshi Fannett
Jets
Barlers TN
le Bobcats
Alate Throneroou
Richardson
Hardin
Tom
Farms
Hichardson
Abus
Vielar
Tung
Saray
Aavites
Linine Hatswy
Sean Harvey
Nablus Parker
MeMienaet
Relchien
Keven
Sper
Cathars
Hawel
Darr
Saretn
Bavid Bethel
Mike, Padgett
Sun
VCR
Mize
Beavers
Shea
Nayburn
Yui Bans
Joan Mitreargh
Nicky Gars
Hussey
Josh Cink
Yok Penkopi
Hale Mathias
Guy Kees
Saris Juthiun Watgrand
Farias
Tathias
Center Walle
Phyleg
ALP. A U.P
Baylowe
Chaves
Alaleing
Young Mae
Your
Orplewy
Laytens
Ory
Baylor
Zales
Amerean
Fepress
Clute
Kentis Tina Jextler
Thor
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