2011 16-3A All-District Teams

January 4, 2012 By Leave a Comment

ALL DISTRICT: 16-3A SUPERLATIVES

DISTRICT MVP: Jordan Traylor, Gilmer; Luke Turner, Gilmer
OFFENSIVE MVP: Darrion Pollard, Gilmer; Del Barnes, Henderson
DEFENSIVE MVP: Edward Pope, Carthage
OFFENSIVE NEWCOMER: Blake Bogenshutz, Carthage; Tevin Pipkin, Carthage
DEFENSIVE NEWCOMER: Tanner Barr, Gilmer; Josh Walker, Gilmer
COACH OF THE YEAR: Jeff Traylor, Gilmer

 

 

FIRST TEAM OFFENSE

Quarterback: Brad Lewis, Pittsburg

Running back: Gavin Holt, Gilmer; Chase Tate, Gilmer; Jay O’Neal, Henderson

Receiver: Tray Webb, Gilmer; Eddie Fluellen, Gilmer; LaMarcus Brown, Henderson; Patrick Brown, Henderson

Henderson; Kaymon Farmer, Pittsburg; Ricky Ingram, Carthage

Tight end: Clint Cage, Carthage

Line: Greg Brantley, Carthage; Mitchell Kinman, Carthage; Nick Richardson, Gilmer; Branson Parker, Gilmer; Jaret Wilson, Gladewater; Nick Siler, Henderson; Anthony Brister, Henderson

Kicker: Jimmy Gonzales, Carthage; Pablin Olivares, Gilmer

Kick returner: Ben Hollas, Spring Hill; LaMarcus Brown, Henderson.

 

 
FIRST TEAM DEFENSE

Line: Xavier Fluellen, Gilmer; Preston Branch, Gilmer; L.D. Anthony, Gladewater; Bo Brady, Henderson; Victor Lee, Pittsburg; Dakota Hart, Carthage

Outside linebacker: Trey Jones, Henderson, Trent Jackson, Carthage

Inside linebacker: Stephen Reese, Henderson; Adam Witcher, Gilmer; Bear Bradley, Pittsburg

Backs: Trey Washington, Gilmer; Rome Pollard, Henderson; Kayman Farmer, Pittsburg; Tasker Shannon, Carthage; Meechie Bowman, Carthage

Punt returner: Patrick Brown, Henderson

Utility: Ben Hollas, Spring Hill; Jansen Ferrill, Spring Hill; Shawn Baldelamar, Pittsburg; Javone Timmons, Gladewater; Casey Coats, Henderson; Mario McCain, Carthage; Kaelin Ware, Carthage; Colten Hill, Gilmer; Jaidon Parrish, Gilmer

Specialty: Trevor Caldarera, Spring Hill; Major Harris, Carthage; Kris Boyd, Gilmer; Brandon Barnes, Gilmer; Kenny McCown, Henderson; Johnathan Boyd, Pittsburg.

 

 

 

SECOND TEAM OFFENSE

Quarterback: Landry Lee, Spring Hill

Running back: Charles Gordon, Gladewater; Jacorian Smith, Pittsburg

Receiver: Tyler Nichols, Spring Hill; Tasker Shannon, Carthage; Meechie Bowman, Carthage; Jamie Anthony, Henderson; Ty Hammonds, Pittsburg; K.B. Brannon, Pittsburg

Tight end: Arquez Walton, Henderson

Line: Morgan Knight, Spring Hill; Ronnie Fleetwood, Gladewater; Michael Finnigan, Gladewater; Brian Taylor, Pittsburg; Elzie Hicks, Carthage; Morgan Jeans, Carthage; Markus Reid, Gilmer

Kicker: Chris Flournoy, Spring Hill; William Mann, Henderson

Kick returner: Meechie Bowman, Carthage; Chase Tate, Gilmer.

 

 

 

SECOND TEAM DEFENSE

Line: Dallas Green, Spring Hill; K.J. Williams, Pittsburg; Kasey Johnson, Gladewater; Nik Henry, Henderson, Chad Adams, Carthage

Outside linebackers: Jeremy McMillian, Gilmer; Delmas Hoye, Gladewater

Inside linebackers: Justin Williams, Carthage; Jamal Kind, Henderson

Backs: Daedrian Gordon, Gladewater; J’Korrie Centers, Henderson; Dre Allen, Pittsburg; Dominic Collins, Carthage

Punt returner: Meechie Bowman, Carthage

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120211 STATEWIDE LSG SHOW with Chris and Mike

December 2, 2011 By Leave a Comment

Chris Doelle and “Mighty” Mike Wright get together to go over each and every playoff bracket.  They break down what games are left as well as likely match ups down the road.

Including news about:

  • Every Single Playoff game remaining in the state!
  • Teams mentioned – The Woodlands, Katy, Longview, Euless Trinity, Ganado, Pearland, Austin Lake Travis, Aledo, Henderson, Tyler Chapel Hill, Dallas Skyline, Harlingen, San Antonio Madison, Fort Bend Hightower, Southlake Carroll, Arlington Martin, Spring DeKaney, Spring Westfield, La Porte, Port Arthur Memorial, Cibolo Steele, San Antonio Reagan, Abilene, Mansfield Timberview, Tyler John Tyler, Dallas Highland Park, Sherman, Wichita Falls Rider, Waco Hewitt Midway, Angleton, Pearland Dawson, Cedar Park, Aledo, Stephenville, Corsicana, Kilgore, La Marque, Manvel, Rosenberg Terry, Port Lavaca Calhoun, Kerrville Tivy, Corpus Christi Calallen, Alvarado, West Columbia, Shallowater, Monahans, Argyle, Gilmer, Wimberley, Devine, Coldspring-Oakhurst, Carthage,West Orange Stark, Muleshoe, Eastland, Melissa, Daingerfield, Crockett, Tatum, Blanco, Hempstead, Halletsville, Holliday, Cisco, Idalou, Gunter, Mildred, Arp, Lexington, Sonora, Refugio, Poth, Seymour, Stamford, Muenster, Mart, Lovelady, Garrison, Mason, Shiner, Springlake-Earth, Wellington, Munday, Windthorst, Mount Enterprise, Tenaha, Burton, Falls City,

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3 Time Defending Champ Carthage Falls In Double OT — Record Watch: Cole Hedlund

November 27, 2011 By 1 Comment

Argyle 35, Carthage 34     2 OT

                        1       2      3      4     OT    Total
Argyle          3     10     8      7       7     35
Carthage     7      14     0     7        6     34

Scoring Summary
First Quarter
ARG  FG  6:24  Cole Hedlund 29-yard field goal 
CA  TD  1:35  Blake Bogenschutz 1-yard run (Jimmy Gonzalez kick) 
Second Quarter
CA  TD  11:49  Edward Pope 50-yard pass from Blake Bogenschutz (Jimmy Gonzalez kick) 
CA  TD  10:36  Trent Jackson 6-yard run (Jimmy Gonzalez kick) 
ARG  TD  7:09  Chadd Bossow 1-yard run (Cole Hedlund kick) 
ARG  FG  3:20  Cole Hedlund 25-yard field goal 
Third Quarter
ARG  TD  7:30  Chadd Bossow 20-yard pass from Austin Aune (Ian Sadler run) 
Fourth Quarter
CA  TD  11:16  Trent Jackson 1-yard run (Jimmy Gonzalez kick) 
ARG  TD  3:58  Austin Aune 5-yard run (Cole Hedlund kick) 
Second Overtime
ARG  TD   Ian Sadler 9-yard run (Cole Hedlund kick) 
CA  TD   Tevin Pipkin 25-yard run (kick failed) 

A missed extra-point kick by Carthage in the second overtime gave Argyle a 35-34 win in the Class 3A Division II Region II semifinals.   The loss for Carthage ended their 20 game playoff winning streak.  Argyle rallied from a 21-3 deficit in the first half.  Argyle advances to play Gilmer (13-0) in the regional final next Friday in Corsicana.

For the record Argyle kicker Cole Hedlund connecte don 2 field goals giving him 16 for the season.

All-Time Records

SEASON – FIELD GOALS
1.    21 – Juan Carranco, Dayton, 2011
2.    20 – Hunter Lawrence, Boerne, 2004
T3.   19 – Matt Szmanski, A&M Consolidated, 2005
T3.   19 – Stephen Coker, Lufkin, 2001
T3.   19 – Kyle Bryant, A&M Consolidated, 1992
T3.   19 – Chris Sims, Garland, 1999
T7.   17 – Todd Tschantz, Richardson Lake Highlands, 1981
T7.   17 – Zach Myatt, A&M Consolidated, 2002
T7.   17 – Johnny McKinney, Leonard, 1971
T7.   17 – Josh Pursche, Rogers, 2003
T11.  16 – Cole Hedlund, Argyle, 2011
T11.  16 – Travis Tamez, Mesquite Horn, 2011
T11.  16 – Michael Shroble, Klein Oak, 2010
T11.  16 – Jake Higgs, Andrews, 2010
T11.  16 – Jaime Fernandez, Lufkin, 2005
T11.  16 – Brian Galindo, San Antonio O’Connor, 2004
T11.  16 – Jeremy Parker, Mesquite, 2001
T11.  16 – Jarrett Brelsford, Spring Hill, 2000
T11.  16 – Russell Bynum, La Marque, 1994
T11.  16 – Kenneth Gilbreath, Wink, 1997
T11.  16 – Terry Venetoulias, Deer Park, 1988
T11.  16 – Reagan Bewley, Graham, 1984

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Carthage defeated Henderson 42-21 and now lead the series 11-7 since 1994 including the last 4 in a row

October 23, 2011 By Leave a Comment
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Week 8 Rivalry Game Results

October 23, 2011 By Leave a Comment

West Orange-Stark 21, Bridge City 16
West Orange-Stark leads the all-time series 22-0

La Marque 38, Galveston Ball 16
La Marque won this years version of the “Clash Of The Causeway”

Carthage 42, Henderson 21
Carthage leads the series 11-7 since 1994 including the last 4 in a row

Copperas Cove 23, A&M Consolidated 21
Copperas Cove still trails this series 3-5 but they snapped Consolidated’s 3 year winning streak

Muleshoe 49, Littlefield 42
Muleshoe leads the series 8-5 vs Littlefield since 1998 but are 1-2 in the playoffs

El Campo 38, Bay City 32
The Bay City-El Campo rivalry is the states longest running 91 years 1920-2011 106 all time games, El Campo holds a 55-43-8 edge. This series started in 1911 with a 0-0 tie, El Campo jumped off to a 13-0-4 advantage before Bay City won for the first time (13-6) in 1924. El Campo now has a 5 year winning streak

Port Arthur Memorial 32, Beaumont West Brook 27
Port Arthur Memorial snapped West Brook’s 6 game winning streak but sill trail the all-time series 4-6.

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Lone Star Gridiron
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102111 – STATEWIDE LSG SHOW with Chris and Mike

October 21, 2011 By Leave a Comment

Chris Doelle and “Mighty” Mike Wright cover all the great action around the state and discuss the UIL ruling that limits two-a-days!

Including news about:

  • UIL ruling to limit two-a-days
  • Teams mentioned: Longview, Waco Midway, Temple, Belton, Mesquite Horn, Copperas Cove, Gilmer, A&M Consolidated, Waco University, Killeen, Stephenville, Van, Waco La Vega, Fairfield, Palestine, Lampasas, Reisel, Lindale, Henderson, Carthage, Lorena, China Spring, Waco Robinson, Salado, Rogers, Frankin, Thorndale, Lexington, Mart, Carlisle, Big Sandy, Katy, Houston Memorial, Goldthwaite, Winters,
  • The upcoming launch of the website redesign

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David Smoak – Smoaky.com

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Carthage Bulldogs (4-2, 1-0) @ Gilmer Buckeyes (6-0, 1-0)

October 10, 2011 By Leave a Comment

District 16-3A Matchup
Carthage Bulldogs (4-2, 1-0) @ Gilmer Buckeyes (6-0, 1-0)

Carthage 2011 Schedule
08/26/11 Jacksonville W 43-12
09/02/11 @ Lindale L 21-33
09/09/11 Tyler Chapel Hill L 20-21
09/16/11 Nacogdoches W 35-21
09/23/11 @ Center W 27-0
10/07/11 @ Pittsburg * W 23-16 OT

Gilmer 2011 Schedule
08/25/11 @ Atlanta W 42-21
09/02/11 @ Tatum W 34-0
09/09/11 @ Jacksonville W 44-22
09/16/11 @ Texarkana Liberty-Eylau W 21-7
09/23/11 Daingerfield W 56-31
10/06/11 @ Gladewater * W 55-19

 

16-3A Rec    Dist   PF    PA
Henderson (6-0) (1-0) 299 90
Gilmer (6-0) (1-0) 252 100
Carthage (4-2) (1-0) 169 103
Pittsburg (4-2) (0-1) 167 116
Gladewater (4-2) (0-1) 151 92
Longview Spring Hill (1-5) (0-1) 73 222

Mike Says: Carthage has not had a good time when we pick them as a Game Of The Week. They lost to Lindale 21-33 and Tyler Chapel Hill 20-21. On the other hand, Gilmer has thrived during our Games Of The Week with wins over Tatum 34-0 and Daingerfield 56-31. Hmmmm…who do I pick…the 0-2 team or the 2-0 team? Gilmer’s offense is led by do everything QB Luke Turner (1116 passing, 584 rushing). Their defense is solid behind LB Josh Walker (55 tackles, 5 sacks), LB Colton Hill (47 tackles), LB Adam Witcher (43 tackles) and DB Tanner Barr (13 tackles, 4 INTs). The Buckeyes win 34-21!!!

Chris Says: They days of Carthage rolling all over the state are gone…. uh, graduated.  They are still a strong team and a good program.  They are just not the team they were en route to their championship runs.  Gilmer isn’t the same powerhouse they have been in recent years either.  As we learned in our Midseason Report Card on Gilmer, they graduated 28 starters and are having a lot of kids learning as they go along.  Under Coach Jeff Traylor however, they are learning fast.  The BUCKEYES are rolling and will win this one 28-23!!!

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Week 6: Great Games & Great Finishes

October 8, 2011 By Leave a Comment

Keller Central 21, Denton Guyer 14
Central’s Zack Sanchez scored on receptions of 81 and 66 yards and also returned an interception 85 yards for another touchdown. Guyer won this game 47-20 last year. The win guaranteed Central its first winning season. They began varsity play in 2004.

Mathis 21, Aransas Pass 14
Mathis led this one 21-0 entering the 4th quarter in this battle of unbeaten teams. Aransas Pass made it interesting but could not get that last touchdown to tie it up.

Dallas Highland Park 24, Wylie 21
Dallas Highland Park stormed back from a 21-0 first half Wylie lead to get head coach Randy Allen his 299th all-time victory. The Scots last scored their go ahead TD with only 20 seconds left in the game. Dallas Highland Park wide receiver William Morris had 4 catches for 74 yards in the game. For the season his totals are 38 receptions for 558 yards and 10 TDs. Highland Park has now won all 14 meetings over Wylie.

Carthage 23, Pittsburg 16 OT
Carthage kicked a 23 field goal to tie the game and send it to overtime. From there Carthage scored first and then held Pittsburg. Carthage has now won all 4 games against Pittsburg since 2006.

Milano 14, Burton 13
Burton trailed this game 14-0 entering the 4th quarter. Burton came back and scored with 1:53 remaining to make it 14-13. They lined up for an extra point but it was a fake. The fake came up 1 yard short and Milano got the victory.

San Antonio Wagner 20, Converse Judson 10
Wanger was able to pull off this big upset in front of 8000 fans. This was Wagners 2nd victory over Judson since they began varsity play in 2006.

 

By: Michael Wright
Lone Star Gridiron
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100611 – STATEWIDE LSG SHOW

October 6, 2011 By Leave a Comment

Chris Doelle and “Mighty” Mike Wright cover all the great action around the state and discuss the single greatest thing they have seen so far this season.

Including news about:

  • Pre-district scheduling toughness
  • Teams mentioned: Lufkin, Longview, Cy-Fair ISD, Mesquite Horn, DeSoto, Mesquite, Tyler Lee, Belton, Copperas Cove, Harker Heights, Temple, A&M Consolidated, Corsicana, Waco, Midway, Tyler John Tyler, Nacogdoches, Whitehouse, Kilgore, Henderson, Gilmer, Carthage, Pittsburg, Paris, Texarkana Liberty-Eylau, Waco La Vega, China Springs, Lorena, Waco Connally, Waco Robinson, Beaumont Westbrook, Katy, Canyon Lake, Wimberley, Langham Creek, Fort Bend Clements, Willis, Summer Creek, Pearland Dawson, Manvel, Galena Park North Shore, Houston Memorial, Klein Oak, DeKaney, Austin Westlake, Austin Lake Travis, Abilene Cooper, Booker, Dallas Jesuit, Hemphill, West Sabine, Weslaco, Brownsville Porter, Wolfforth Frenship, Amarillo Caprock,
  • John Outlaw – Lufkin Panther Head Coach
  • Free team websites for every high school football team in the state
  • Some of the best athletes in the state – amazing record breakers and outstanding performances abound.
  • Big changes coming up at Lone Star Gridiron

Audio Segments

David Smoak – Smoaky.com
Curtis Leister – Beaumont Westbrook Times
Ahmard Vital – Scout.com

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#1 Tyler Chapel Hill Bulldogs (4-0) @ #10 Lindale Eagles (4-0)

September 19, 2011 By 1 Comment

 

Tyler Chapel Hill @ Lindale

 

Lindale leads the series 6-5 since 1980. In recent games, Lindale won in 2004 and 2005 while Tyler Chapel Hill won big last year. Both of these teams won LSG Games Of The Week so far this year. Both of them beat Carthage!!

Game Series Since 1980:
1980: Lindale 7, Tyler Chapel Hill 6
1981: Lindale 14, Tyler Chapel Hill 10
1988: Tyler Chapel Hill 19, Lindale 16
1989: Tyler Chapel Hill 21, Lindale 7
1994: Lindale 28, Tyler Chapel Hill 9
1995: Tyler Chapel Hill 33, Lindale 7
1996: Tyler Chapel Hill 55, Lindale 7
1997: Lindale 17, Tyler Chapel Hill 16
2004: Lindale 30, Tyler Chapel Hill 28
2005: Lindale 45, Tyler Chapel Hill 22
2010: Tyler Chapel Hill 41, Lindale 17

Tyler Chapel Hill 2011 Schedule
08/26/11 @ Palestine Westwood W 74-23
09/01/11 Whitehouse W 59-49
09/09/11 @ Carthage W 21-20
09/16/11 Hallsville W 29-22

Lindale 2011 Schedule
08/26/11 @ Longview Spring Hill W 56-7
09/02/11 Carthage W 33-21
09/09/11 @ Hallsville W 25-12
09/16/11 @ Kaufman W 49-13

Mike Says: Tyler Chapel Hill is our #1 team in Class 3A and have a very balanced attack rushing for 932 yards and passing for 1104. The problem is that QB Avery Saenz will be out 8-10 weeks with an ankle injury. He had thrown for 10 TDs in first 2 games of the season before getting hurt early in the Carthage game. The Bulldogs did hold on for the win though and then beat 4A Hallsville last week without him. The problem is that Lindale is not Hallsville in fact they beat Hallsville in an away game by 13. I made the mistake of not picking Lindale last time in a game of the week and I will not do it twice. We do have Tyler Chapel Hill #1 and they will be until they lose but the loss of Saenz is too much. The EAGLES win 28-17!!

Chris Says:  Even with Saenz in the game for Tyler Chapel Hill, this is a classic trip-up game for the Bulldogs.  Look at their two opponents in common and you see why I am still high on Lindale.  They did me right in their second game when they surprised everyone in the state (but me) and took out Carthage.  I would say that this will make believers out of the rest of the state, but they will just blame it on the loss of Saenz.  Either way, Lindale wins it 25-20!!

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