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September 18, 2015 - Despite being in the lead at half-time, Center JV falls to Jasper with a 2-point loss, Center 30, Jasper 32.
The game got off to a quick start with Center receiving the kick-off and driving the length of the field scoring on a 15-yard pass from Clay Snider to Jamarh Johnson. The extra point attempt by Raul Lara was good and Center takes the lead 7 to 0.
In the second quarter Jasper scores on a 12-yard run and gets the 2-point conversion to pull ahead of Center. Center answers with another touchdown on a 21-yard pass from Snider to Caleb Parks and once again Lara comes through with the extra point bringing the riders back in the lead. Going back and forth Jasper scores with 3:26 on the clock in the 2nd quarter with a 6-yard run. Jasper goes again for the 2-point conversion and its good making the score Center 14, Jasper 16. The riders continue to fight and score with 26 seconds left on the clock in the first half with a 2-yard run by Snider. The riders go for the 2-point conversion with a pass from Snider to Jamarh Johnson putting the team back in the lead at the end of the half, Center 22 over Jasper 16.
However, Jasper comes back after the half scoring on a 6-yard run and 2-point conversion taking back the lead. Center's Jamonie Nash returns the kick-off by Jasper to the Center 30-yard line and Center's offense drives down to the Jasper 1-inch line only to have time expire for the 3rd quarter.
Center comes back in the 4th quarter when Dylan Denby runs in for a touchdown and the 2-point conversion is good on a Snider to Parks pass bringing Center back into the lead, 30-24. However, with 2:12 left in the games, Jasper scores with a good 2-point conversion for the win over Center by 2 points, final score Center 30, Jasper 32.
Play summary by Richard Mitchell
September 18, 2015 - Football Schedule
Friday, September 18
Varsity Start Time 7:30pm
Center at Jasper
Cayuga at Joaquin
Colmesneil at Shelbyville (HC)
White Oak at Tenaha
Timpson (Open)
September 20, 2015 - Friday, September 18th
Gary at Shelbyville (V, JV), 4:30pm
Timpson at Overton (V), 4:30pm
Saturday, September 19th
Center (MS 7a, 8a) at Lufkin
Tournament
Monday, September 21st
Center (MS 7b, 7a, 8b, 8a) at Huntington, 5pm
Tuesday, September 22nd
Sabine at Center (9,JV,V), 4:30pm
Shelbyville at Overton (V,JV), 4:30pm
Timpson at Beckville (V), 4:30pm
September 15, 2015 - Center 7th & 8th grade football will play Diboll Middle School, Thursday, September 17 at McMichael Middle School Stadium located at 4330 SE Stallings Dr., Nacogdoches TX 75961. Games to begin at 5:30 p.m.
September 15, 2015 - David Koonce and Brandon Wells won a tight tournament with 21.94lbs, anchored by their second place overall big bass of 6.15lbs. The team will be awarded first place plaques sponsored by Schmutz Automotive. Coming in a close second, John Olive and Jason Wells weighed a limit of bass at 21.58lbs, and winning the overall big bass check with a kicker weighing 6.25lbs. Third place was awarded to Stevie Smith and Rick Chumley, who finished up the season strong with a limit tipping the scales at 20.74lbs. The team combination pot was awarded to Levi Willougby/Kevin Oswalt teamed with John Olive and Jason Wells. Their total weight was 35.80 lbs.The Shelby County Bass Anglers wrapped up another successful regular season this past weekend with 29 teams of anglers showing up not only to cash in on tournament winnings, but also try to make the top 15 cut to the Norris Askew Championship that will be held in October.
A special thanks goes out to all the members and families of the members who sacrifice their time to make this a successful organization. In addition, thank you to all the supporters and sponsors that have shown faith in the club over the years. The SCBA’s annual fundraising event is in full swing and all of the proceeds go to area scholarships for deserving students. Please visit our website for more details about the SCBA @ www.shelbycountybassanglers.com.
September 14, 2015 - The Show won the 13U Longview Fall Ball Tournament this past weekend beating out The Dallas Mustangs 7-4 for the golden ring. They started their Fall baseball season out strong with 4 wins, 0 losses, and 1 tied game. Congratulations Show Baseball!!
Center 33 - Garrison 10, Final Score
Timpson 13 - Beckville 42, Final Score
Joaquin (Open)
Shelbyville (Open)
Tenaha (Open)
September 7, 2015 - A 1-yard touchdown by Brook Hill's quarterback Jordan McGowen , and a crucial extra point kick by Calieb Chadwell, was enough for the BHHS Guards to capture a 33-32 win over the Tenaha Tigers last Friday night.
The Guard trailed 32-19 late but scored two touchdowns in the final 2:27 of the contest.
The Tigers lost in the last minute last week as well to Joaquin by a 38-35 score, and the Tigers now fall to 0-2 on the season.
Much of Brook Hill's success came through the air as quarterback McCray Fletcher completed 19 of 39 passes for 305 yards and two touchdowns.
Tenaha was led by receiver Colton Goeke, who had three catches for 81 yards and three scores. Onterio Thompson rushed for 104 yards on 7 carries and scored once for THS.
The Tigers are open next week.
September 7, 2015 - The Dragons took the opening kickoff and went 56 yards in 5 plays with quarterback Ta’Vion Barnes scoring the Dragons first touchdown from 4 yards out with 9:50 left in the first quarter. Dragon running back Corey Bearden accounted for 50 yards on the scoring march with an 11-yard run and a 39-yard pass reception from Barnes. With the PAT kick good the Dragons led 7 to 0.The Shelbyville Dragons and Garrison Bulldogs, two East Texas teams whose rivalry dates back over 65 years, met on a warm Friday night, September 4th in Garrison with the Dragons holding off the Bulldogs late in the game for a 20 to 12 victory.
The next Dragon score came on a two play 81-yard drive when Dragon running back Ocatvian Burrell burst through an opening and ran 78 yards for the Dragons second touchdown with 11:50 left in the second quarter. The PAT kick was again good and the Dragons led 14 to 0.
The score stayed 14 to 0 until the 7:37 point of the third quarter when Bulldog quarterback Rusty Secrest broke 29 yards through the middle of the Dragons defense for a Bulldog touchdown. The PAT kick was no good and the score was now Dragons 14, Bulldogs 6.
Following a Dragon turnover on downs at their own 21-yard line the Bulldogs scored again at the 9:55 mark of the fourth quarter when Bulldogs back Terrance Dove caught a 16-yard touchdown pass from Rusty Secrest. The Bulldog attempt for a 2-point conversion was no good and the score was Dragons 14, Bulldogs 12.
With 4:44 left in the game Dragon running back Octavian Burrell gained the Dragons a little more breathing room when he broke free up the middle on a 30-yards touchdown run. The PAT kick was blocked and the Dragons led 20 to 12.
The Bulldogs took the kickoff and in 6 plays reached the Dragons 35-yard line. At this point the Dragons defense rose to the occasion and stopped the Bulldogs on downs. The Dragons then ran out the clock in three plays to preserve their 20 to 12 victory.
The Dragons defensive front down linemen deserve much of the credit for the Dragons victory. Even though outweighed by as much as 70 pounds by the person in front of them they held their ground and filled their gaps all night.
The Dragons have next Friday off before they meet Colmesneil in Shelbyville on Homecoming night, September 18th. The Garrison Bulldogs will travel to New Diana next Friday.
September 5, 2015 - Center MS girls' volleyball scheduled for Monday, September 7th against Jasper has been rescheduled to Thursday, September 10th due to the Labor Day holiday. All other games will be played as scheduled.
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