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Alto prevails over Frankston, 18-13
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FRANKSTON — Alto got back on the winning track by taking an impressive 18-13 non-conference victory over Frankston (Class 2A) at Jeff and Opal Shaw Stadium in Frankston Friday night.
The Yellowjackets, ranked No. 9 in the current Class A poll, improve to 3-1 on the year while the Indians drop to 2-2.
Head coach Keith Gardner’s Mean Sting open District 20-A play on the road Friday when they are slated to face the Sandies of Grapeland in a 7:30 p.m. kick off.
Meanwhile, Frankston will conclude the non-league portion of their schedule by traveling to Hemphill Friday.
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Redmon guides Bearcats to homecoming victory
Lon Morris College combined a fantastic night at the charity stripe with stellar 3-point shooting to hand Lamar State-Port Arthur (LSPA) a 73-63 defeat in a Region XIV affair played at the Vivian and Bob Smith Events Center Saturday evening.
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Tyler gets past Lady ‘Cats in final minute
In a classic see-saw battle, Tyler Junior College used three free throws in the final 73 seconds to separate themselves from Lon Morris College as the Apache Ladies eeked out a 60-57 Region XIV win over the Lady Bearcats at the Vivian and Bob Smith Events Center Saturday afternoon.
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Jacksonville College defeats San Jac, twice
HOUSTON — Jacksonville College basketball teams were in action Saturday evening in the greater Houston area, with both the Lady Jaguars and their male counterparts notching precious Region XIV road victories.
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Sports Schedules, Feb. 9, 2010
Feb. 9
Basketball
JHS boys at Kilgore, 7:30 p.m.
Rusk girls and boys vs. Carthage, 5:30 p.m.
New Summerfield girls and boys vs. Mt. Enterprise, 5 p.m.
Bullard girls and boys vs. Spring Hill, 6:30 p.m.
Soccer
JHS boys at Lufkin Hudson, 7 p.m.
JHS girls vs. Lufkin Hudson, 7 p.m.
Tennis
JHS JV at Lindale Tournament, 8 a.m. -
Jacksonville turns back Lions, 62-50
Jacksonville’s array of weapons proved to be too much for Henderson Friday night at the JHS Gymnasium.
The Lions put up a good fight, but as soon as they shut down one Indian, another would step up and get the job done.
In the end, Jacksonville upped their worksheet to 21-6, 8-0 in District 14-4A, by beating the Lions 62-50. -
Brook Hill’s Chappelle, Dickey make college decisions
An atmosphere of football could be found both outside as well as inside the Kyle Lake Athletic Center at The Brook Hill School Thursday afternoon.
Outside, chilling rain under a gray sky — late season football weather, indeed.
Inside, an overflow crowd made up of a plethora of Guard football players, coaches and administrators who joined with Guard supporters and a large group of local media.
The occasion?
To witness first hand two of the Guard’s very best gridiron talents (Jeremey Chappelle and Heath Dickey) sign their respective National Letter of Intent. -
February is when pre-spawn fishing is at its best
February is the month when pre-spawn fishing is at its best. All we need is a few days of sunshine and warm weather to kick start the season.
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Maidens capture second-straight 14-4A title; Scott scores 22
HENDERSON — Jacksonville head coach Jason Crow, not at all pleased with a meager four-point halftime lead, called his team out during the break Friday, demanding the Maidens get their act together on defense.
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Bullard sweeps Chapel Hill in district hoops action
NEW CHAPEL HILL — Bullard won a pair of District 17-3A contests over Chapel Hill Friday night at Bulldog Gymnasium.
The Lady Panthers bombed the Lady Bulldogs, 70-28, behind a 22-point performance by Christina Hatten. -
Texas sportswriters honor four Indians
Jacksonville High School placed four representatives on the Collin Street Bakery/ Texas Sports Writers Association’s Class 4A All-state football squad which was announced Friday.
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