Goose Creek HMJ Gators open 2005 with multiple wins
The Horace Mann Gators go 3-0-1 in week one facing Galena Park, with an 8A 20-0 win and 8B 6-6 tie. Key plays include Jarret Havins passes to Xavier Ruben and Nick Estrada, Kareem Williams rushing, plus fumbles forced by Havins and Ibarra and Estrada interception. 7A and 7B wins follow, led by Woods kickoff return and St Andre rushing TDs. Next up: games against C.E. King.
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Horace Mann Gators
Galena Park
Gators
Kareem Williams
HMJ
Jarret Havins
Xavier Ruben
Nick Estrada
Gator
Havins
Andreas Ibarra
Nick Holloway
Keith Cobb
Aroldo Garcia
Jonathan Woods
Dexter St. Andre
Yellow Jackets
Artimeo Sagrero
Adam McGuire
Abraham Irias
Joe Morales
C.E. King
Baytown Junior 8A Opens 2005 With 22-14 Win
The Baytown Junior Goslins opened the 2005 season with a 22-14 victory over Crosby. Juan Avila and Terrence Heard led the rushing with 100 plus yards each and a TD apiece, Trace Theis threw for 80 yards to Ronaldo Chavez and added a two-point kick.
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Baytown
Goslins
Crosby
BJS
Juan Avila
Terrence Heard
Jose Munguia
Trace Theis
Ronaldo Chavez
Jeb Shipp
Kendrick Lewis
Lance Angel
Goslin
TreVante Thomas
Michael Hernandez
Darrin Harris
Vernon Gold
Ramon Trejo
Joseph Beverly
Cody Braswell
James Richardson
Juan Villarreal
North Shore
Gentry Falls To C E King In Season Opener
Gentry opens 8A with a 7-0 home loss to C E King as Shawn Collins Jerry Lewis and Dalton Wilson anchor the defense. In 8B the Mustangs drop 33-6 while 7A wins 2-0 on a safety by Von Anderson. 7B falls 13-6 as Jaime Soria leads Gentry on the ground. Next games include non conference with Cunningham.
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Shazim Meade
7A Mustangs
King
von Anderson
Gentry
Mustangs
Brandon Fehring
Price Jacobs
Eric Harris
7B Mustangs
Jaime Soria
Kirby Kalbitz
Caleb Shaver
Diego Arroyo
Greg Carraway
Cunningham
Highlands Open Season Falls to North Shore 33 6
Highlands Eagles lose opening 2005 game 33 6 to North Shore after trailing 27 0 in second half. Patrick Wood returns interception for Highlands lone score. Gino Santana leads rushing with 60 yards.
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Highlands Eagles
North Shore
Eagles
Patrick Wood
Mustangs
Gino Santana
Highlands
Wood
Jeremy Bushell
Joseph St. Julian
Dejon Dill
Jake Morgan
Joseph Smith
Javon Jackson
Daniel Kennedy
Nick Dunn
HJS
Craig Sanders
Josh Stuart
Dustin Bradford
Andrew McGlynn
Brett Mayfield
Crosby
Cedar Bayou Bears Fall to Cunningham in Season Opener
Cedar Bayou 8A lost 6-0 as Cunningham shut out the Bears with a stout defense. Marcus Wilson, Zach Benevides and Ismael Fuentes led the CBI defense while Rashawn Williams and John Sherry sparked the offense. The 8B, 7A and 7B squads also fell, with Cedar Bayou set to face Channelview next week in non-conference play.
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Cedar Bayou Bears
Cunningham
Bears
Wildcats
CBS
CBI
Marcus Wilson
Zach Benevides
Ismael Fuentes
Rashawn Williams
John Sherry
Kolton Kolaja
Josh Luna
Juan Flores
Josh Lesier
John Guidry
Cashaun Williams
Roosevelt Howard
Kade Prince
Anthony Strickland
Daniel Jirrell
Deon Miller
Kent Snyder
Cedar Bayou
Channelview
Barbers Hill remains unbeaten with 35 21 win over Dickinson
Barbers Hill improves to 3-0 after a 35-21 victory at Dickinson with quarterback Chris Daniels passing for 169 yards and 10 of 18 completions. Daniels scored from five yards and Mason Fisher added a late TD pass to seal the win as Caleb Coggin and Nick Coggin connected on extra points. Chargois led Dickinson with 158 rushing yards before halftime.
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Dickinson
Daniels
Nick Coggin
Patrick Cook
Eagles
Bryan Gilbert
Coggin
Mason Fisher
Barbers Hill
Gilbert
Walter Chargois
Jake Morales
Chargois
Gators
Broncos, Friendswood combine for 91 points in high scoring tilt
Dayton loses 49-42 at Friendswood as Sean Gilley passes for 3111 yards and three touchdowns while Cory Benevides throws for 313 yards and four scores. Gilley adds 57 rushing yards and a rushing TD in a back and forth Ernest. The Broncos rally from 35-14 to tie 42-42 late before Dayton fumbles sealed by Don Williams.
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Friendswood
Friendswood Mustangs
Dayton
Harry Winston Stadium
Bronco
Sean Gilley
Cory Benevides
Gilley
Broncos
Mustang
Steve van Meter
Mustangs
Michael Dugat
Benevides
Trey Brezina
Crosby Cougars Fall at Home in 30-7 Loss to New Caney
Crosby drops to 0-1 after a 30-7 defeat at Cougar Stadium as New Caney dominates with 3 touchdown passes from Phillip Welch to Fred Campbell and C.J. Dunlap plus a 37-yard field goal by Brandon Beck. Crosby’s Erik Ledvina passes for 109 yards and Kevin Humphrey adds 97 rushing yards amid penalties and miscues. Crosby travels to Dickinson next Friday.
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Crosby
Cougar Stadium
Eagles
Cougars
Erik Ledvina
Kevin Humphrey
Cougar
Eagle
Hold
New Caney
Phillip Welch
Fred Campbell
Kevin Flanigan
Flanigan
Brandon Beck
Welch
C.J. Dunlap
The
Bubba Evans
Carl Strunk
Ledvina
Billy Greer
Dickinson
Bulldogs roll to 26 point lead as Nightingale seals pick six
The Bulldogs built a 13-0 cushion early and extended it with a 60 yard sprint by Orlando Jacobs. Donnie Delatte scored for the Sharks, but Bain returned a kickoff for a score and BCA forced five turnovers. Nightingale’s 39 yard interception return and Peterson’s 7 yard fumble score boosted the lead, with BCA totaling 293 rushing yards to Sharks 113 total.
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Bulldogs
Orlando Jacobs
Jacobs
Sharks
Donnie Delatte
Bain
BCA
Chris Nightingale
Carlos Casey
Matt Peterson
Rangers tumble as Sterling tops in defensive duel
Sterling racked up 113 yards offense led by D J Street with 35 yards on 11 carries and Tanner misfired on two potential TDs as Memorial and Sterling traded momentum. Carter threw for 170 yards for Memorial while Porter hauled in 79 receiving yards and a 28 rushing yards, complementing a pivotal two-way game for Sterling’s defense.
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Ranger
Sterling
Minyard
Jason Tanner
Tanner
Cory Couch
Cooper Whitman
Josh Rideau
D.J. Street
Stephen Guillory
la Porte
Spring
Memorial
Pasadena High
Mavericks
Rangers
Jason Maness
Trey Carter
Maness
Force
Carter
Porter
Danny Viera
Moses, Williams falter as Falcons pull ahead late
Moses connected for 333 yards with two touchdowns and one interception, while James Cleveland led ABL receivers with 99 yards on four catches. ABL fell behind after a costly sequence but mounted a 91 yard march to a 42 32 lead and will host Dobie next week.
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Moses
Williams
Clear Lake
Rel
Falcons
Olin
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Ford Smesny
Rosenburg
Terry
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