JACKSONVILLE —
JC, LMC basketball standouts receive Region XIV accolades
TYLER — Region XIV officials released the all-region and all-conference teams late Monday night with several Jacksonville College and Lon Morris College standouts receiving recognition. JC’s Eric Kibi (Ottawa, Canada) earned All-Region Second Team as did Lady Jaguar, Rayvin Miller (Shreveport, La.). Kibi and Miller also made their respective all-conference listings as first team choices. LMC’s Brenda Adhiambo (Mombasa Bay, Kenya) also earned all-conference (first team) mention. Jorge Redmon (Arlington, Texas) nabbed all-conference second team for the Bearcats. Among the honorable mentions picks, Bryce Hill (Clovis, NM), Jamie Johnson (Lewisville) and Precious Herrin (Shreveport, La.), all of Jacksonville College. Representing LMC on the honorable mention list is Christy Willis (Houston) and Diamond Austin (Hemphill). Most valuable player awards went to Matt Pressey of Navarro College and Trinity Valley’s Gloria Brown. Scott Gernander (San Jacinto), men, and Byron Coleman (Angelina), women, came away with coach of the year awards.
Navarro men and Trinity Valley women win Region XIV titles
TYLER —Led by 20 points from Jantzen Carter, Navarro College beat Paris Junior College, 55-46, Monday night to capture the Region XIV men’s basketball title. The Bulldogs will represent the conference in the NJCAA National Championship Tournament in Hutchinson, Kan. later this month. Trinity Valley Community College spanked Tyler Junior College, 88-71, in the women’s final Monday to take the title for the third-straight season. The Lady Cards now advance to the NJCAA National Championship in Salina, Kan. later this month. It will be TVCC’s 15th appearance in the event.
Lady Eagles atop
Class 3A poll
AUSTIN — The Rusk Lady Eagles (13-1) continue to hold down the No.1 position in this week’s Class 3A poll, released Tuesday morning by the Texas Girl’s Coaching Association. Rusk lost its first game of the year over the weekend in the Longview Tournament as the Lady Eagles were edged out, 3-2, by North Little Rock (Ark.) High School, a Class 7A softball powerhouse in the state of Arkansas. Trailing Rusk in the poll is, Lucas Lovejoy, LaGrange, fellow District 18-3A member, Huntington, as well as Van.
Guard wins Tourney
POLLOK — Brook Hill downed Shelbyville, 9-2, on Saturday to win the Polk Oil Classic hosted by Pollok Central High School. Drew Robertson and Jared Dickey joined forces to pitch a three-hitter for the Guard who now stand 6-2 on the year. Brook Hill advanced to the championship game after thrashing Trinity, 12-3, earlier in the day. In that game, Brook Hill’s Cody Bryant struck out eight and allowed just a pair of hits. Bryant was named as the tournament’s Most Valuable Player for his efforts. Other players of impact for the Guard in the Trinity game include, J. B. Moss (3-for-3, three RBIs, three runs scored and three stolen bases) and Jake Beam who lashed a double. The Guard return to the diamond Thursday where they are slated to face Fort Worth Trimble Tech in the Lindale Tournament.
Local Sports
Sports briefs - March 10, 2010 pub
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Lady Jaguars’ get strong effort, shoot poorly in latest loss to KC
Jacksonville College fought hard, but just could not hit enough shots to get the job done in its latest Region XIV game against Kilgore College.
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Carden scores 18 but Jaguars falter late against ‘Dogs; Navarro wins 61-58
The Jaguars from Jacksonville College outplayed host Navarro College for most of the night, but the Bulldogs came on strong in the final seven minutes and when the final horn had sounded at the Wolens Special Events Center, it was the 'Dogs that had secured the 71-68 victory.
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LMC ladies lose a close one to No. 19 Paris
Cold shooting spurts to open both halves of play was basically what prevented the Lon Morris College Lady Bearcats from handing the No. 19-ranked Paris Junior College Lady Dragons an upset on Wednesday evening at the Smith Events Center.
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New Summerfield girls to open playoffs in Kilgore
The 2012 UIL state Class A, Division I, playoff road for the New Summerfield Lady Hornet basketball team will begin at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday in Kilgore.
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Wounded Bearcats fall to Dragons, 83-66
Paris Junior College took advantage of Lon Morris College's thin ranks — the Bearcats dressed just nine men out (due to injuries) for Wednesday's Region XIV game — by dispensing an 83-66 loss to the 'Cats at the Smith Events Center.
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Region XIV Men's Preview: LMC hosts Paris; Jags visit ‘Dog House’
While not in any immediate danger of not making the Region XIV Championship Tournament early next month, both the Lon Morris College Bearcats and the Jacksonville College Jaguars, who are tied fifth in the South Zone, realize there is far more uncertainty as to their status then neither would feel comfortable with as conference play nears its halfway point this week.
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JHS’s Weaver wins 2nd in boy’s singles at John Tyler tennis tourney
Jacksonville Tribe tennis departed from the John Tyler Tennis Tournament on Friday with a second-place winner, while having a consolation champion as well.
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Campbell to represent J'ville in state Golden Gloves; Troup Boxing Gym shines in Tyler
Jerrion Campbell of the Jacksonville Boxing Club will be representing team East Texas at the Texas State Golden Gloves Boxing Tournament, which will take place on Feb. 29-March 3 in Fort Worth.
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Lady Tiger, Panther lifters excel at Chapel Hill Meet
The Troup High School girl's powerlifting team came in second out of 10 schools and the Bullard Panther lifters finished fourth among 15 teams in the Chapel Hill Powerlifting Meet on Saturday.
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Texas Lock-N-Load announce 2012 roster
The Texas Lock-N-Load, a Jacksonville-based 12 and under travel softball team, has released its player roster for the 2012 season.
Coaches Cory Hicks and Lyston LeMay have selected, Trinity Dudley, Winter Hammons, Jacey Hicks, Abbie Cleaver, Kaci Cummins, Sydney Smith and Desheera Whitaker. - More Local Sports Headlines
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Lady Jaguars’ get strong effort, shoot poorly in latest loss to KC





