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Lady Jackets sweep district opponents

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Junior Lily Read attacks – Read had 18 kills vs Goodrich. BECKI BYRD | TCBJunior Lily Read attacks – Read had 18 kills vs Goodrich. BECKI BYRD | TCB

By Becki Byrd

The Lady Jackets completed their first round of district play this week, not losing a set.  Tuesday they swept Goodrich in three sets with scores of 25-10, 25-8, and 25-10. Lily Read led in kills with 18. Read also had four digs and 5 service receptions.

Emma Byrd led in assists with 41, she also had one ace, one dig, and two kills. Sydney Brock led defense with 13 digs and eight service receptions. Brock also led in aces with five. Marae Pounds had a good night with nine kills, three aces, and five digs. Kinsley Barnes had eight kills. Lauren Citrano ended the game with seven kills; four aces; five digs and four service receptions. 

On Friday the Lady Jackets traveled to Leggett ending the first round of district. They made quick work of the Lady Pirates with scores of 25-1, 25-10, 25-4. The Lady Pirates served first scoring their only point. The Lady Jackets took possession with Emma Byrd serving first for and staying on the serving line for 24 points ending the first set. Byrd ended up with 24 aces, 26 assists, and two kills over three sets. Senior Kinsley Barnes had a good night on the serving line with 10 aces. Barnes also led in kills with 13 and had two digs on defense. Lauren Citrano had six kills, six service receptions, and two digs. Marae Pounds had four kills on four attempts. Kyli Handley stepped in as Libero for this match and led in digs with seven and had five service receptions. Sydney Brock and Lily Payne each had two kills. Payne also added two digs. 

Overall, Coach Tonnies is pleased with her team adding that it is hard to slow the game down when you are used to a certain level of competition. She has given the team goals each match and they have done well with trying to stay focused to meet the goals. The Lady Jackets travel to Burkeville this week and will host High Island at home on Friday, Oct. 13 with game time starting at 4:30 p.m. 

‘Jackets readying for homecoming

The Yellowjacket football team had a Bye this week due to the county fair. They will host a Christian private school, Tyler HEAT, for homecoming on Friday, Oct. 13, with kickoff at 7 p.m.

HEAT is an acronym for “He Enables All Things.” Homecoming festivities will take place at halftime of this game where a new Homecoming Queen will be crowned.

The Homecoming Court is composed of Children of The Court Jackson Walker, Hadleigh Butter, Tucker Knight, Macie Whitworth, all from the Kindergarten class. Freshman Duchess and Escort are Ty Cochran and Braylen Knox. Sophomore Duchess Lauren Citrano and Escort Jaxon Gay. Junior Duchess Lily Read and Escort Cutter Lowe. Senior Princesses are Kinsley Barnes and Escort Bradley Davison, Koree Hilliard with Escort Keighen Green, and Meghan Wright with Escort Anthony Phillips, Jr.

The high school student body votes for one senior girl to win the Queen title. Reigning Queen Alyssa White will crown the new Queen. Coach Butter and Coach Hicks look forward to seeing a big crowd for the homecoming game. 

 

 

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Coldspring-Oakhurst Trojans fall to Woodville Eagles

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FB 0186 Enhanced NRFriday night action with the Eagles taking on the Trojans of Coldspring-Oakhurst. PHOTOS BY CHARLES BALLARD

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COLDSPRING — The Coldspring-Oakhurst Trojans might have had a strong out of the gate start last Friday night, but they could not go the distance and lost, 28-18 to the Woodville Eagles on the Eagles’ home turf.

The victory marks the second consecutive win where Woodville has taken down a San Jacinto County team, having beaten the Shepherd Pirates the prior week.

The Trojans received the ball first, and it did not take long to score, then later on a return kick the Eagles fumbled, letting the Trojans move to 12-0.

From there, the Eagles dominated, posting four TDs to the Trojans one.

The Eagles netted a total 191 yards with 93 rushing yards and 93 passing yards.

Woodville brings its overall record to 4-3 and 2-1 in district. The Eagles are set to take on the Huntington Red Devils this week at Huntington. The Red Devils are currently winless for the season. Kickoff is at 7 p.m.

 

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COLMESNEIL ELEMENTARY ‘BULLDOG CHAMPS’

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Colm PE Champs

The students pictured have been selected as Bulldog Champs in Coach Robin Grissom’s Physical Education class at Colmesneil Elementary. The students are chosen based on the following criteria: Positive attitude, good sportsmanship, cardiovascular endurance, excellent effort in P.E. and showing respect and kindness to staff and peers. Pictured front to back: Peyton Adaway, Sawyer Mullin, Kirkland Henry, L.J. Bendy, Weldyn Hise, Paisley Connolly, Maverick Shepherd, Kase Maxwell, Katelynn Louviere, Peyton McClintock, Kyla Colvin, Walker Connolly and Kingsley Eddins. PHOTO COURTESY OF ROBIN GRISSOM

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9 and 10-year-old baseball TEAM WINS

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TC 9 and 10

Tyler County’s 9 and 10-year-old baseball team won the Southeast Texas Fall Baseball League at Ford Park in Beaumont last weekend. Pictured back row, left-to-right: Coach Jordan Wilson; Grant Wilson; Nate Davis; Jackson Jones; Chesley Swinney; Price Tillerson; Parker Wagnon and Coach Charlie Strength. Bottom Row: Ayson Kervin; Jace Anthony; Kord Strength; Greyson Turner and Dawson Kervin. Not Pictured: Coach Trent Wagnon and Coach JR Tillerson.  PHOTO COURTESY OF JORDAN WILSON

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Lady Jackets take on High Island, Spurger

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Four JV Yellowjackets hold the line giving Turner Johnson time to handoff to Bryson Swanson for a touchdown.  BECKI BYRD | TCBFour JV Yellowjackets hold the line giving Turner Johnson time to handoff to Bryson Swanson for a touchdown. BECKI BYRD | TCB

By Becki Byrd

The Lady Jackets started the week by traveling to High Island to face the Lady Cardinals in their second district game of the season.

Ty Cochran was injured in last week’s game against Burkeville, so Marae Pounds has stepped into that position. Lauren Citrano was placed in Pounds original position on the right side. Both players adjusted well to their new places on the court.

Citrano led in aces with four and played defense well with nine digs. Junior Lily Read was the big hitter for the night with 16 kills. Read also had nine digs. Sydney Brock was the leading defender with 17 digs and 11 service receptions. Brock also had 2 aces. Emma Byrd had 19 assists, 10 digs, three kills, and one ace. The Lady Jackets held the Cardinals to 25-11, 25-9, and 25-11.

Friday the Lady Jackets hosted Spurger, finishing the week 3-0 in district. Scores were 25-8, 25-6, and 25-3. Marae Pounds, Lily Read, and Lauren Citrano each had several kills. Kinsley Barnes led in aces, Sydney Brock in digs, and Emma Byrd in assists.  The JV team also swept Spurger in 2 sets with scores of 25-21 and 25-15. Friday, Oct. 6 both Lady Jacket teams will travel to Leggett with varsity game time starting at 4:30 p.m., JV will follow.

‘Jackets take onApple Springs

The Yellowjacket football team traveled to Apple Springs to face the Eagles on their homecoming night. Junior, Kevron Green led the offense with 14 carries for 190 yards, three touchdowns and had five tackles. Jesse Bittick had nine carries for two touchdowns and also had nine tackles.

Other offensive mentions were Kasen Citrano, PJ Purvis, and Trayce Knox. While Bittick and Green led in defense, Citrano, Purvis along with Waylon Sturrock and Zach Redwine were also mentions. The Yellowjackets scored first and stayed ahead, but with 40 seconds left on the clock before halftime the Eagles scored making the score 28-26.

Kevron Green immediately answered back with a kickoff return touchdown. The Yellowjackets then kicked off to the Eagles and with seven seconds left in the half the Eagles had just enough time for a play for another touchdown. In the second half the Jackets held the Eagles to only one more touchdown but adding penalties and only one touchdown of their own resulted in a tough Yellowjacket loss 38-42.

The Yellowjackets have a bye week and will return for Homecoming night, Oct. 13 with kickoff at 7:30 p.m.

JV football hosted Mt Carmel on Saturday with a middle of the day game starting at 1pm. The Yellowjackets had exactly 6 players while Mt Carmel had 10. Blake Zulpo had 3 touchdowns, Bryson Swanson had two touchdowns and a forced fumble, Jayse Gay, Turner Johnson, and Rex Gilzow each had one touchdown. Wyatt Roberts had 1 tackle and several assists. Each player showed incredible grit while contributing on both offense and defense resulting in a Yellowjacket win 47-32.

Cross-country takes partin Zavalla meet

The Yellowjacket cross-country team participated in a large meet in Zavalla. None of the Yellowjacket runners placed in the top 10 but Coach Muncrief says they are all improving in time and expects the district meet to go well. They have one week off, then the district meet is Oct. 11, back at Zavalla.

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