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Katy Seven Lakes Hires 2nd Coach In Their History

January 18, 2012 By miwright 1 Comment

2012 Coaching Change: Katy Seven Lakes Spartans

Old Head Coach: Kevin O’Keefe — Retiring at the end of the season. He has been the only coach for the Spartans since they began varsity play in 2006. He has led them to an overall 18-42 record. Coach O’Keefe was also a head coach at Fort Bend Hightower from 2000 when they began varsity play until 2004 going 45-15 in 5 years. His other head coaching position was at Houston Spring Woods. His assistant positions have been at Alief Elsik and Houston Strake Jesuit.

New Head Coach: Lydell Wilson — From Houston C.E. King where he has coached the Panthers for the past 2 years going 8-12. His only other head coaching position was at Rosenberg Lamar Consolidated where he led the Mustangs to an overall 50-40 record over 8 years. His 2007 Mustangs team led by Jacquizz Rogers won the Class 4A Division I State Championship. He has also served as an assistant at Fort Bend Willowridge, Galveston Ball and Victoria Stroman. He wil be the 2nd head coach in Spartans history.

Team News: The Spartans 6-4 season last year was their best record in school history and only winning season in their history. They did not make the playoffs last year and have only been to the postseason once.

Coaching changes for 2012.

By: Michael Wright
Lone Star Gridiron
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6 Texas Players Make The MaxPreps 2011 U.S. Air Force All-American Football Teams

January 9, 2012 By miwright Leave a Comment

First Team

Hiva Lutui, OL, 6-3, 285, Euless Trinity
A Star-Telegram Super Team pick and a Class 5A first team all-state selection, Lutui was the top lineman on a Trinity offensive line that wore opponents down all season long.

Johnathan Gray, RB, 5-10, 202, Aledo
Gray led Aledo to a third-straight state championship and set the national all-time touchdown record in the process, carrying the ball 346 times for 3,891 yards and 65 touchdowns. He added 28 receptions for 567 yards and five scores. Videos

Trey Williams, RB, 5-10, 175, Spring Dekaney
Williams carried Dekaney to a state title by rushing 427 times for 3,884 yards and and 48 touchdowns. He was the Houston Chronicle Offensive Player of the Year. Videos

DeMarkus Lathan, LB, 5-9, 180, Longview
The Class 5A Defensive MVP, Lathan was a sideline-to-sideline linebacker. He made 188 tackles, three sacks

Second Team

Bralon Addison, QB, 5-9, 185, Fort Bend Hightower
Addison was the Houston Chronicle Player of the Year, throwing for more than 2,100 yards and rushing for more than 1,700 while accounting for 42 touchdowns.

Zach Streuling, DB, 6-0, 175, Austin Lake Travis
The District 25-4A Defensive Player of the Year, Streuling totaled an eye-popping 198 tackles and six interceptions.

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Southlake Carroll Wins 8th All-Time Championship

December 17, 2011 By miwright Leave a Comment

Southlake Carroll - Class 5A DI Texas high school football state champ

Southlake Carroll 36, Fort Bend Hightower 29

The Southlake Carroll Dragons won their 8th all-time state championship with a fun to watch 36-29 victory over the Hurricanes from Fort Bend Hightower. The Hurricanes fall to 0-2 in championship games since they began varsity play in 2000.

Early in the game, Carroll blocked an extra point and returned it for 2 points. That 3 point swing made a difference all night on whether each team would go for 2 or not whenever they scored. Hightower led this game 16-14 at halftime and 29-28 after 3 quarters.

The Dragons scored the only touchdown of the 4th quarter and converted on a 2 point conversion to take a 36-29 lead. They were able to stop Hightower and forced a punt. They took over with 4:42 left in the game. The Dragons then were able to make several first downs and run out the clock for the win.

Hurricane quarterback Bralon Addison could not be stopped all night and kept the Dragon defenders always a step behind. Addison finished the night with 184 yards rushing and 2 touchdowns. Dragon quarterback Kenny Hill was the games offensive player of the game with 19 completions on 24 attempts for 229 yards and 2 touchdowns. He also ran for 116 yards and scored 2 more touchdowns. Dragon linebacker Will Davis was the games defensive player of the game. He came up with several key tackles on Addison late in the game. Dragon wide receiver Sabian Holmes caught 11 passes for 138 yards and 1 touchdown.

42,896 were on hand to see the game.

For the record, Southlake Carroll quarterback Kenny Hill completed 243 passes on 386 attempts for 2,688 yards and 25 touchdowns on the year. Wide receiver Sabian Holmes completed his season with 85 receptions for 1,312 yards and 14 touchdowns. Carroll kicker Drew Brown connected on 2 field goals giving him 17 field goals on the season.

All-Time Records

MOST STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS BY A TEAM
T1. 8 – Southlake Carroll
T1. 8 – Celina
T3. 7 – Plano
T3. 7 – Brownwood
T3. 7 – Abilene
T6. 6 – Converse Judson
T6. 6 – Daingerfield
T6. 6 – Katy
T6. 6 – Odessa Permian
T6. 6 – Wichita Falls

SEASON — PASS COMPLETIONS
72. 248 – Brady Attaway, Whitehouse, 2007
T73. 246 – Baker Mayfield, Austin Lake Travis, 2011
T73. 246 – Brady Attaway, Whitehouse, 2008
T73. 246 – Alvaro Garcia, Laredo United, 2006
T73. 246 – Steve Clements, Huntsville, 1989
T77. 245 – Weston Jameson, Edgewood, 2008
T77. 245 – J.J. Harp, Argyle, 2007
T77. 245 – Casey Bell, Canton, 2007
T77. 245 – Shaun Rutherford, Bay City, 2007
T77. 245 – Jacob Allen, Bridgeport, 1996
T82. 243 – Kenny Hill, Southlake Carroll, 2011
T82. 243 – Chance Wallace, Canton, 2009
T82. 243 – Christian Matthews, Arlington Bowie, 2007
T82. 243 – Anthony Ramos, Canyon, 2006
T86. 242 – Jacob Morgan, Austin High, 2009
T86. 242 – Joe Ledoux, Amarillo Tascosa, 2007
T86. 242 – Richard Morrison, Royse City, 2007
T89. 241 – Jackson Meyer, Booker, 2009
T89. 241 – Chris Sanders, Flower Mound Marcus, 1995
T89. 241 – Koy Detmer, Mission, 1990
T92. 240 – Cody Thomas, Colleyville Heritage, 2011
T92. 240 – Dominic Scott, Alpine, 2009
T94. 239 – Anthony Morgan, Carthage, 2010
T94. 239 – Jack Rhoades, Cameron Yoe, 2010
T94. 239 – Ryan Heslep, Abilene Cooper, 2009
T94. 239 – Taylor Potts, Abilene, 2005

SEASON — RECEPTIONS
T78.   86 – Dylan Cantrell, Whitehouse, (4A) 2011
T78.   86 – Justin Velasquez, Mesquite Poteet, (4A) 2010
T78.   86 – Lance Quigley, Lubbock Coronado, (5A) 2007
T78.   86 – Trey Crain, Corpus Christi Ray, (5A) 2005
T78.   86 – Charles West, Killeen, (5A) 1991
T78.   86 – Richard Osborne, San Antonio Lee, (5A) 1971
T78.   86 – Fred Robinson, Austin Lake Travis, (4A) 2004
T78.   86 – Brian Christian, Decatur, (3A) 2003
T78.   86 – Dustin McLeod, Mason, (2A) 2001
T78.   86 – Aaron Raymond, Sunray, (1A) 2004
T88.   85 – Sabian Holmes, Southlake Carroll, 2011
T88.   85 – Daniel Ramos, Laredo Alexander (5A) 2011
T88.   85 – Jake Oliver, Dallas Jesuit (5A), 2010
T88.   85 – M.J. McFarland, El Paso Eldorado (5A), 2010
T88.   85 – Antonio Anderson, Denton Ryan, (4A) 2009
T88.   85 – Brian Christian, Decatur, (3A) 2004
T88.   85 – Derrick Jones, Wylie, (4A) 2002
T88.   85 – Don Lee, Perrin-Whitt, 2001
T96.   84 – Darrion Pollard, Gilmer, (3A), 2011
T96.   84 – Cade McCrary, Austin Lake Travis, (4A) 2008
T96.   84 – Jonathan Silvey, Springtown (4A), 2006
T96.   84 – Jared Peddy, Canyon, (3A) 2005
T96.   84 – Demyron Bell, Killeen Ellison, (4A) 2005
T96.   84 – David Arazia, Los Fresnos, 2002
T96.   84 – Chris Barnett, DeKalb, 2002
T96.   84 – Ronie Cavazos, Mission, 1994
T96.   84 – Brandon Norman, Bridgeport, 1996

SEASON – FIELD GOALS
1.    25 – Cole Hedlund, Argyle, 2011
2.    21 – Juan Carranco, Dayton, 2011
3.    20 – Hunter Lawrence, Boerne, 2004
T4.   19 – Matt Szmanski, A&M Consolidated, 2005
T4.   19 – Stephen Coker, Lufkin, 2001
T4.   19 – Kyle Bryant, A&M Consolidated, 1992
T4.   19 – Chris Sims, Garland, 1999
T8.   17 – Drew Brown, Southlake Carroll, 2011
T8.   17 – Todd Tschantz, Richardson Lake Highlands, 1981
T8.   17 – Zach Myatt, A&M Consolidated, 2002
T8.   17 – Johnny McKinney, Leonard, 1971
T8.   17 – Josh Pursche, Rogers, 2003
T13. 16 – Travis Tamez, Mesquite Horn, 2011
T13. 16 – Michael Shroble, Klein Oak, 2010
T13. 16 – Jake Higgs, Andrews, 2010
T13. 16 – Jaime Fernandez, Lufkin, 2005
T13. 16 – Brian Galindo, San Antonio O’Connor, 2004
T13. 16 – Jeremy Parker, Mesquite, 2001
T13. 16 – Jarrett Brelsford, Spring Hill, 2000
T13. 16 – Russell Bynum, La Marque, 1994
T13. 16 – Kenneth Gilbreath, Wink, 1997
T13. 16 – Terry Venetoulias, Deer Park, 1988

ALL-TIME HIGHEST ATTENDANCE
Attendance Game Site Year
1.   49,953 Plano vs. Port Neches-Groves Texas Stadium 1977
2.   46,339 Southlake Carroll vs. Euless Trinity Texas Stadium 2006
3.   45,790 Dallas Highland Park vs. Waco Cotton Bowl 1945
T4. 45,000 Houston Washington vs. Galveston Rice Stadium Houston 1968
T4. 45,000 Dallas Adams vs. Richardson Cotton Bowl 1967
6.   43,369 Aledo vs. Manvel Cowboy Stadium, Arlington 2011
7.   43,321 Pearland vs. Euless Trinity Cowboy Stadium, Arlington 2010
8.   42,896 Southlake Carroll vs. Fort Bend Hightower, Cowboy Stadium, Arlington 2011
9.   41,368 Katy vs. Pearland, Rice Stadium, Houston 2010
10. 40,000 Euless Trinity vs. Allen Cowboy Stadium, Arlington 2010
T11. 39,102 Garland vs. Katy Astrodome 1999
T11. 39,102 Stephenville vs. Port Neches-Groves Astrodome 1999
12. 38,570 Port Neches-Groves vs. Houston Kashmere Astrodome 1977
13. 38,374 Plano vs. Dallas Highland Park Texas Stadium 1980
14. 38,000 Odessa vs. San Antonio Jefferson Austin Memorial Stadium 1946
15. 37,744 Cibolo Steele vs. Denton Guyer Cowboy Stadium, Arlington 2010
16. 36,000 Fort Bend Willowridge vs. Houston Yates Rice Stadium 1988

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By: Michael Wright
Lone Star Gridiron
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Filed Under: Focus, Uncategorized Tagged With: 5A, bralon addison, Brian Christian, Drew Brown, Fort Bend Hightower, Fort Bend Hightower Hurricanes, Jaime Fernandez, Kenny Hill, Koy Detmer, Sabian Holmes, Southlake Carroll, southlake carroll dragons, Texas High School Football Championships, Texas High School Football Playoffs, will davis

Class 5A Division I Championship Game: Southlake Carroll 36, Fort Bend Hightower 29

December 17, 2011 By miwright Leave a Comment

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Southlake Carroll Dragons (15-0) vs. Fort Bend Hightower Hurricanes (13-2)

December 12, 2011 By miwright 1 Comment

Southlake Carroll vs Fort Bend Hightower

CLASS 5A Texas High School Football DIVISION I Championship
Southlake Carroll Dragons (15-0) vs. Fort Bend Hightower Hurricanes (13-2)

Southlake Carroll

Playoff History : (29 years) 1965,1978,1979,1982,1984,1986,1987,1988,1989,1990,1991,1992,1993,1994
1995,1997,1998,2000,2001,2002,2003,2004,2005,2006,2007,2008,2009,2010

Championship History: (8) 7-1
1988 3A – Southlake Carroll 42, Navasota 8
1992 3A – Southlake Carroll 48, Coldspring 0
1993 3A – Southlake Carroll 14, Cuero 6
2002 5A Division II – Southlake Carroll 45, Smithson Valley 14
2003 5A Division II – Katy 16, Southlake Carroll 15
2004 5A Division II – Southlake Carroll 27, Smithson Valley 24
2005 5A Division II – Southlake Carroll 34, Katy 20
2006 5A Division I – Southlake Carroll 43, Austin Westlake 29

2011 Playoffs:
Bi-District: vs. Plano East WON 23-16
Area: vs. Cedar Hill WON 40-7
Regionals: vs. Arlington Bowie WON 21-17
Quarterfinals: vs. Arlington Martin WON 31-14
Semifinals: vs. Dallas Skyline WON 28-24

All-Time Playoff Record : 91-21

Bi-District — 1978, 1979, 1984, 1995
Area — 1986, 1994, 1997, 2008
Regionals — 1965, 1982, 1989, 2007, 2009
Quarterfinals — 2000, 2010
Semifinals — 1987, 1990, 1991, 1998, 2001
Runner Up – 2003
State Champions — 1988, 1992, 1993, 2002, 2004, 2005, 2006

Fort Bend Hightower

Playoff Appearances (11) 2000,2001,2002,2003,2004,2006,2007,2008,2009,2010,2011

Championship History (1) 0-1
2008 5A Division I Allen 21, Fort Bend Hightower 14

2011 Playoffs:
Bi-District: vs. Clear Brook WON 47-21
Area: vs. Galena Park North Shore WON 34-21
Regionals: vs. Cypress Fairbanks WON 21-14
Quarterfinals: vs. Pearland WON 35-14
Semifinals: vs. San Antonio Madison WON 54-35

All-Time Playoff Record : 22-10

Bi-District — 2000, 2002, 2004
Area — 2009, 2010
Regionals — 2003, 2006
Quarterfinals — 2001, 2007
Runner Up — 2008

Mike says: The Southlake Carroll Dragons needed an amazing comeback last week over Dallas Skyline to get to their 9th all-time state championship game. We had the Dragons picked to go to the championship in our pre-season preditions but in Division II. Fort Bend Hightower looks to be getting better every week. I watched them early in the year when The Woodlands shut them down. They are much better now and quarterback Braylon Addison is just an amazing player to watch. The Dragons will find a way to shut him down though and will not need a comeback this time. The DRAGONS win 35-21!!!!

Chris says: Southlake Carroll has been doing what it takes to win ball games. Whether you believe in the ghost of the “silver fox” or just the fact that a team with a strong tradition can go further than it appears on paper, these Dragons think they have what it takes to win another state title. Fort Bend Hightower on the other hand, is just a powerhouse driven by the legs, arm & instincts of Braylon Addison. Sure, there are a lot of other great players on the team, including running back Joshua Wilhite and an amazing offensive line. In the end, Addison is getting better with each game and in their victory last week over San Antonio Madison was nothing short of phenomenal. Fort Bend still remembers their state title loss to Allen in 2008 and do not want a repeat. The HURRICANES win 38-30!!!

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Fort Bend Hightower 54, San Antonio Madison 35

December 10, 2011 By miwright Leave a Comment

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120211 STATEWIDE LSG SHOW with Chris and Mike

December 2, 2011 By Chris Doelle 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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Week 6: Great Games & Stats

October 9, 2011 By admin Leave a Comment

Klein Oak 38, Spring Dekaney 6
The Klein Oak defense held Dekaney star running back Trey Williams to only 115 rushing yards to get the big district win.

Fort Bend Hightower 43, Fort Bend Willowridge 14
Fort Bend Hightower now leads the all-time series 11-1.

Flower Mound 42, Plano 35
Flower Mound Quarterback Marshall Williams finished the night 26 of 44 for 308 yards with five touchdowns. For the season, he is now 164-297 for 2,400 yards and 24 touchdowns.

Booker 24, Lockney 16
Booker Freshman Quarterback Hunter Lile completed 16 of 29 passes for 146 yards and 1 TD during the game. For the season, he is now 144 of 233 2,101 yards and 30 touchdowns.

Colleyville Heritage 48, Richland 7
Colleyville Heritage Quarterback Cody Thomas was 19 for 27 with 267 yards and a Touchdown. For the season, he is now 184-278 2,178 yards and 22 touchdowns.

Sundown 40, New Deal 14
Sundown running back Garrett Carter ran for 148 yards on 28 carries and scored 4 touchdowns. For the season, he now has 1,565 yards on 158 carries and 25 touchdowns. He is averaging 9.91 yards per carry.

Weslaco East 28, Rio Grande City 14
Weslaco East running back Aaron Mungia carried the ball 42 times for 303 yards and scored 3 touchdowns. For the season, he now has 196 carries for 1,285 yards and 18 touchdowns.

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090911 – STATEWIDE LSG SHOW

September 9, 2011 By Chris Doelle Leave a Comment

Chris Doelle and “Mighty” Mike Wright have a jam-packed show that reviews some of the previous action around the state and then with the help of some great folks around the state, takes a look at this weeks action in Texas high school football.

Including:

Fan Feedback

Pilot Point vs Iowa Park
Kerrville Tivy vs San Antonio Madison

Games of the Week
Texas Wildfires affecting football

Audio Segments

David Smoak – Smoaky.com
Thomas Jones – Westlake Picayune
Head Coach Michael Jenks – Cibolo Steele Knights
Clint Shields – KDRP (Dripping Springs)
Head Coach Weldon Nelms – Wimberley Texans

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The Woodlands Defense Leads The Way To Victory

September 3, 2011 By Mike Wright Leave a Comment

The Woodlands held Fort Bend Hightowers star Quarterback Braylon Addison in check all night to get a 21-14 win Friday night. A friend of LSG Geoff Alsbury said that the Highlander defense was the key to victory keeping Addison corralled up all night. They never let him get outside where he could make the big runs. They seemed to always have him surrounded.

Addison finished the night 18 of 36 for 183 yards and 1 Touchdown passing. He also had 12 carries for 38 yards.

The big sequence of events happened right before halftime. The Woodlands led 14-7 and were driving. Hightower intercepted the near their own goal line to stop the drive and give Addison 1:50 left until halftime. He led the Hurricanes down the field and they made it to the 1 yard line of the Highlanders with 3 seconds left until the half. On the final play, Addison kept the ball but was tackled just short of the goal line. The teams went into the hald with the Highlanders leading 14-7. The Highlander defense was led by linebackers Garret Hope and Robbie Goldschmidt.

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Southlake Carroll

Fort Bend Hightower

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