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October 11, 2019 - The Battle of the Attoyac Canned Food Drive will be held October 11, 2019 and the winner will be announced at halftime. The food drive is sponsored by Timpson FFA and Garrison FFA. Both invite the community to bring unexpired goods and canned items to the game which starts at 7:30pm. Help your team win and at the same time help those in need!

October 10, 2019 –

Shelby County varsity football now heads to Week 7 will all teams now involved in conference games.

The Center Roughriders evened up their season record at 3-3 last week with a 59-48 road win at Brownsboro High School. This week Center will host Tarkington in their first District 9 4A battle. Tarkington beat Hardin-Jefferson 46-42 at home last week. The Tarkington Longhorns currently have a 3-2 season record. Kickoff will be at Roughriders Stadium on Friday, October 11, 2019 at 7:30 p.m.

The Joaquin Rams started out District 11 2A play two weeks ago with a 45-23 win at home. They enjoyed a bye week last Friday. The Rams are 4-1 overall and will travel to Linden-Kildare. The L-KHS Tigers are 3-4 and they last Friday as Garrison got back in the win column with a 48-14 win at Bulldogs Stadium. The Rams and Tigers will kick off at 7:30 p.m. on Friday, at Linden-Kildare Tigers Stadium.

The Shelbyville Dragons will start District 12 2A action with a game at Deweyville High School with the 4-1 Pirates. Shelbyville is 4-1 and was off last week. Two weeks ago the Dragons beat Shepherd by a 14-7 score at home. Kickoff is Friday at 7 p.m. at Pirates Stadium.

The Tenaha Tiger’s District 11 2A mark fell to 1-1 after a 35-28 homecoming loss the Beckville Bearcat. The Tigers are off on a bye week this Friday and they will next play at Harleton High School on October 18. Harleton is 4-2.

The Timpson Bears fell to the Harleton Wildcats 27-7 at Wildcats Stadium last Friday. The Bears are now 2-4 for the season and 0-2 in District 11 2A action. The Bears will host the Garrison Bulldogs on Friday at 7:30 p.m. in a ‘Battle of the Attoyac’ game.

 

October 9, 2019 - The Tenaha Junior Varsity football team will play Garrison at 6:30 in Garrison on Thursday, October 10th.

October 8, 2019 - The Center Tennis program wrapped up the Fall District Schedule last night with a 18-1 victory over the Hudson Hornets to improve their overall record to 12 wins and 1 loss as a team heading into the playoffs.

Center claims the District 20 title and the playoffs may look like the following for the Bi-District round.

District 20 (Center #1) vs District 19 (Mexia #4??)
District 20 (Hudson #2 ) vs District 19 (#3 Madisonville??)
District 20 (Carthage #3) vs District 19 (#2 Palestine??)

The Bi-District and Area rounds will be played next week.

Center vs Mexia tentatively on October 14 in Jacksonville - 4pm. More details by the end of this week.

Area - October 17th potentially vs Gatesville (District 18#3) at Madisonville.

The full UIL team tennis playoff bracket will be posted October 12 - October 13 on the UIL athletic website.

October 7, 2019 - Due to the weather conditions Thursday, the District Tennis match with Hudson has been rescheduled for Monday, October 7th at home at 4pm.

The playoffs will begin the following week with Bidistrict on Monday, October 14th and Area on Thursday, October 17th.

October 7, 2019 - Game statistics for Center Middle School football team games versus Brownsboro.

7th Grade White Team

Center won with a final score of Center 12 and Brownsboro 6.

  • Leading Rusher: Donte Moore - 1 touchdown; Mathew Scarber - 1 touchdown
  • Leading Defenders: Donte Moore and Colby Hughes
  • Leading Receiver: Charlie Jackson

7th Grade Purple Team

  • Leading Rushers: Carson Crawford, Logan Horton, and Isaiah White - 1 touchdown
  • Leading Defenders: Jakevin Robinson and Isaiah White
  • Leading Receivers: Carson Bush and Timothy Johnson, Jr. - 1 touchdown

8th Grade White Team

  • Leading Rusher: Kaden Dixon - 1 touchdown
  • Leading Defenders: Kaden Dixon, Mason Mayo, and Colby Lout

Tenaha, Raymond Jackson Stadium. Saturday, October 5, 2019 –

(Photo Album)

The Tenaha Tigers varsity football team suffered a tough District 11 2A loss at home to the Beckville Bearcats by a 35-28 score. This game was Tenaha’s second loss of the season and dropped their conference mark to 1-1. The Tigers season record is 4-2.

Tenaha deferred the kickoff after winning the coin toss. They dodged a bullet when a Bearcat 31-yard field goal attempt sailed wide with 8:30 left in the first quarter.

The Tigers could not gain a first down on their first possession and punted the ball back to the Bearcats who took over at midfield. Beckville scored on an 8-play drive which saw them take a 7-0 lead after Matt Barr ran into the endzone from three yards out for the score with 3:58 left in the first period.

Beckville stopped Tenaha once again on their next drive and the Tigers punted the football back to BHS with two and a half minutes left in the first quarter. Beckville wasted no time as quarterback Ryan Harris hit Barr for a 35-yard touchdown reception with 1:15 still left in the opening frame. The Bearcats went up 14-0.

Harris found Evan Allen for a second touchdown strike which put Beckville up 21-0 with seven minutes left in the second quarter.

Tenaha got on the scoreboard when Jordan Marshall caught a 16-yard touchdown pass with 4:39 left in the second stanza. Manuel Loredo added an extra point kick to cut the Bearcat’s lead to 21-7.

Beckville punted the ball back to Tenaha with 2:30 left before halftime. The Tigers mounted a scoring drive which saw Michael Hogg come down with a 4-yard touchdown reception with just 18 seconds left before the midway intermission. Tenaha trailed 21-14 at halftime.

The Tigers tied the game 21-21 when Jeremy Patton took control by rushing the football on four straight carries for a touchdown drive which covered 78 yards and was capped off with a 22-yard scoring run.

Beckville regained the lead when the Bearcats completed a touchdown pass on a reverse back to the quarterback who found the endzone. This gave BHS a 28-21 lead with 11:52 left in the final quarter.

The Bearcats executed a 41-yard touchdown strike from Harris to Barr with 8:02 left in the game to gain a 35-21 advantage. Tenaha scored the final touchdown when Hayden Jenkins hit Tray Tutt for a 15-yard touchdown reception with 6:18 left in the contest. This brought the Tigers to within striking distance of the Bearcat with the score at 35-28.

The Tigers recovered a fumble with five minutes remaining but BHS was able to stall their final drive and hold on for the win.

Tenaha rushed for 266 yards on 32 carries. They completed 12 passes on 24 attempts for 103 yards. Tenaha gained 17 first downs and lost a fumble and were intercepted once. They were given 7 penalties for 70 yards.

The Bearcats carried the ball 37 times for 233 yards. Went 4 for 5 on passing attempts for 94 yards. They gained 13 first downs and lost two interceptions and a fumble. They were given five penalties for 35 yards.

The Tigers will enjoy an open bye week for October 11 and will next travel to Harleton High School where they will face the Wildcats on Friday, October 18 at 7:30 p.m.

October 4, 2019 - Football Schedule for Week 6

Center 59 - Brownsboro 48, Final Score
Timpson 7 - Harleton 27, Final Score
Tenaha 28 - Beckville 35, Final Score


Left to right: Logan Galindo and Jahaziel Figueroa

October 2, 2019 - The Battle of the Pineywoods Event was held in Lufkin, Texas on September 7, 2019. This was an Texas Amateur Organization of Karate (A.O.K.) qualifying event for the 2019 Texas Champions.

Self Defense America had two students go and compete in several events: Open Form, Traditional Hard Style Forms, Weapons and Point Sparring. There were a total of six events in this tournament.

Logan Galindo won 1st place in Open Forms, 2nd place in Weapons and 3rd place in Tradition Hard Form. Jahaziel Figueroa won 1st place in Weapons, 1st place in Point Sparring and 2nd place in Open Forms. These boys did a fantastic job!

The Weapons event was done to music. Forms is a set pattern of offensive and defensive moves in all directions. To see the tournament results, click here.

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