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WE THE NORTH ↳ announcement 6 → names in use We got a very good question about duplicate names. Unless related we do not allow duplicate surnames. We do not allow duplicate first names but will allow similar spelling. Please see under the cut for the names in use. Please use Ctrl+f as they are not in alphabetical order. Thank you!

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Request list updated

So for those of you that remember, I opened my requests a little while ago. And while I haven't had any requests or have written a lot since, I decided to update my requests since I made that posts ages ago and I'm adding some new people. As I said in my previous post, I'm open to write about pretty much anything. Fluff, smut, angst, etc. Heres the people I'll be writing for:

Markiplier

Darkiplier

Yancy

Killian Jones/Captain Hook (Once upon a time)

JJ Sneed (for all of you O'donocrews out there)

Castiel (Supernatural)

Dean Winchester (Supernatural)

Sam Winchester (Supernatural)

Jack Kline (Supernatural)

Steve Rogers/Captain America

Chris Evans

Dylan O'Brien

Mitch Rapp (American Assassin)

Malcolm Bright/Malcolm Whitly (Prodigal Son)

So that's that, those are the people I'll be writing for as of right now. This list might change as time go on, but for now this will be it. Please, feel free to send in a request. I'll be happy to write as you please.

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Dean’s List Fall 2018

NATCHITOCHES –  One thousand two hundred sixty students were named to the Fall 2018 Dean’s List at Northwestern State University. Students on the list earned a grade point average of between 3.5 and 3.99. Those named to the Dean’s List by hometown are as follows.

 Aberdeen Proving Grd, Maryland -- Adrian Borel

 Addis -- William Seaman

 Alexandria – Iris Barrera, Marquita Benjamin, Morgan Bryant, Katylyn Cox, Ashley Day, Qurshea Decoste, Destiny Dotson, Selena Elmore, KelVina Ford, Daryn Freeman, Maeghan George, Khloe Jasper, Leslie Katz, Taylar Lee, Kelli Leone, ShaKiyla Lindsey, Jimmie Magee, Madalyn Mayer, Lauren McLeod, Olivia Mosley, Lashanda Moss, Kellie Pebbles, Ragan Richey, Imani Ricks, Sydney Roseman, Kaitlin Roshto, Caleb Ross, Shakera Shorts, Kizzy Slaughter, Avery Tharp, Alexander Trotter, Hailey Urena, Alysha Walker, Christopher Warren, William Welch, Aalyiah Williams;

 Anacoco – Alan Cosio, Danielle Egan, Elizabeth Guy, Andrea Halladay, Madeleine Hensley, Karington Johnson, Kelen Kay, Jason Ortiz, Clarissa Owens, Brooke Phillips, Amanda Sorg, Erica Wade, Emily Williams;

 Angers, France – Sophie Podevin;

 Angola – Ursula Poarch;

 Arlington, Texas -- Samantha Bell, Devin Gipson, Charles Rogers;

Arnaudville –Bailey Dautreuil;

Athens – Ryan Carroway;

Atlanta – Jonathan Friis, Alexis Hanson, Peyton Howell,

Aurora, Colorado – William McCullough;

Austin, Texas – Skylar Besch, Ysmina Smith;

Avondale – James Brown, Mikala Clark;

Ball – Stephen Carpenter, Lauren Nugent, Vanessa Toney;

Barksdale AFB – Victoria Charles, Jeanine Matthews;

Bastrop – Anna Akins, Alisha Bolton, Haleigh Irby, Chadwick Jones, Haleigh Vollmar;

Baton Rouge – Merodac Beraki, Randy Blackwell, Rosa Campbell, Joshua Cheatwood, Peyton Clark, Emmanuel Dunn, Bryn Edmonston, Maisyn Guillory, Kelly Guillot, Melvin Hudson Misterie Jarrell, DJacqulyn Johnson, Elizebeth Ledet, Bethany Lee, Sarah Lovern, Madalyn Mullins, Mary Pourciau, Colleen Reese, Ethan Smith, Reagan Smith, Haley Sylvester, Sarah Talbot, Jessica Joseph;

Bayside, Nova Scotia – April Trowbrige;

Baytown, Texas – Norma Trejo;

Belcher – Jessica Herbert;

Belle Chasse – Hayley Barbazon, Alexander Melcer, Jade Talazac, Natalie Wilson, Annie Wright;

Belle Rose – Thomas Daigle;

Belmont – Jayce Gentry;

Bentley – Stephanie Hayes;

Benton – Haley Crosby, Holly Crosby, Jessica Gates, Joshua Johnson, Kara Knippers, Abigail Lauterbach, Hannah Schott, Daniel Scott, Ted Scott, Jadyn Sepulvado, Torea Taylor, Audrey Trujillo, Kimberly Umphries, Jackson Mathews;

 Berwick – Brittany Vidos;

Bossier City – Christian Baker, Clayton Brown, Amber Engel, Sydney Gootee, Sydney Shannon, Austin Averitt, Alexandra Borrmann, Courtney Brooks, Abigail Castillo, Emily Cheatham, Lacy Chism, Caitlin Cover, Ri’Kaela England, Kelly Flores, Matthew Flynn, Kelsey Gallman, Candace Guillory, Rebecca Hickson, Jodi Hill, Anqumesha Jeter, Elizabeth Jones, Abigail Kent, Tina Kile, Marci King, Rebecca Markle, Arielle Martignetti, Claire McMillan, Brittany Morris, Kennedy Parson, Brittani Phillips, Khayla Pugh, Litzy Rivera, Kassidy Robideaux, Andrew Robinson, Rheagan Rowland, Jeffrey Ruiz, Elisha Scott, Hope Spaw, Brittany Spence, Tori Spraggins, Terrence Stewart, Susan Stone, Savannah Swaim, Benjamin Tanner, Avery Tibbets, Kortney Toellner, Jirneicia Ward, Courtney Wilson, Dominique Wineglass, Jennifer Woods, Nour Zeidan, Andrea Holley, Ashley Bennett, Ashanti Hill, Brittney Malmay,

Boyce – Bo Bowers, Sarah Hill, Amanda Land, Hannah Miller, Wyatt Miller, Miranda Perry, Ashley Smith, Jessie Turner;

Breaux Bridge – Blythe Duvall, Shayla James, Ashtin Mouton, Tyler Thibodeaux;

Brookeland, Texas – Morgan Horn, Paige West;

Brusly – Emma Wallace;

Buda, Texas – Kathryn Wristen;

Bullard, Texas – Brandon Duecker;

Bunkie – Brett Baker, Izola Williams, Kearia Wilson;

Burleson, Texas – Eric Neeley;

Bush – Saige Tassin;

Callisburg, Texas – Maycy English;

Calvin – Chris Price;

Campti – Destiny Potts, Stoney Slaughter, Alexis Smith;

Canton – Tiffany Cayson;

Carencro – Malik Babin, Destiny Kennerson, Jasmin Thibodeaux;

Cartagena, Colombia – Edwin Castro Frias, Jose Colon-Marrugo, Valeria Correa Meza, Victor Lopez Ramos, Romulo Osorio Herrera, Cristian Paez Geney, Daniel Racero Rocha;

Cartagena Bolivar, Colombia – Alejandro Dager Carrasquilla, Luis Osorio Betancourt, Saily Romero Marrugo, Valeria Perez Espinosa, Veronica Perez Espinosa, Ramon Sarruf Monroyl

Carthage, Illinois – Nicole Clark;

Castor – Kaycee Collinsworth;

Center, Texas – Chelsea Henderson;

Central – Christian Chustz;

Chalmette – Dylan Fuselier, Sara Mendoza;

Cheneyville – Fontana Mitchell;

Clayton – Glendalyn Boothe, Ruben Smith;

Cleburne, Texas – Patrick Murr;

Clifton – Toni Smith;

Clinton, Mississippi – Adam Moncure;

Cloutierville – Alexia Gistarb;

Colfax – Camren Bell, Alison Churchman, Mikayla Richardson, Evan White;

College Station, Texas – Jasmyn Hunter;

Columbia – Tyler Duchesne, Jackson McCann;

Converse – Zachary Faircloth, Nicolas Farmer, Ashley Forgues Brock, Skyler Laroux, Elaina Richardson, Noah Sepulvado, Ashley Sims;

Coppell, Texas – Jada Freeman;

Cottonport – Rayne Canoe, Zachary Gauthier, Justin Tigner;

Coushatta – Kori Allen, La’Zaria Clark, Elizabeth Cummins, Dillon Foshee, Jason Gross, Ashley Guye, Tawanda Johnson, Sidney Jones, Emily King, Jeremy Lawson, William Lee, Aaron Murray, Allison Pearah, Jon Russell, Amey Sepulvado, Carmie Williams, Caroline Wren;

Covington – Kayla Keys, Andrea Mier, Cathleen Oviedo, Etienne Blanchat;

Crowley – Alyssa Huval;

Cumberland, Maryland ­– Rebekah Apple;

Cypress, Texas – Alexis Gomez;

Dallas, Texas – Nadia Carney, Natalie Robledo;

Darrow – Micheal Douglas;

DeKalb, Texas – Jaquan Jackson;

DeQuincy – Austin Nichols, Hayden Robertson;

DeRidder – Carson Brown, Maygin Chesson, Alphonse Engram Ashleigh Fedderman, Bambi Hardesty, Michael Keeper, Dustin Lauderback, Kyla Lockhart, Kimberly Nolen, Don Prater, Hayley Richard, Shynikia Roberson, Mikalyn Russell, Lauren Taylor, Ebony Terry;

Deer Park, Texas – Patrick McDonald, Blake Stephenson;

Denham Springs – Caitlyn Cutrer, Caitlin Griffin Halle Mahfouz, Jonathan Rodriguez, Stephanie Ryals, Amy Thomas, Emily Williams;

Denton, Texas – Ian Edwards;

Derry – Hannah Antee;

Des Allemands – Dilaney Deroche;

Destrehan – Patrick Juneau, Kiera Robinson;

Deville – Kealee Anderson, Hailey Bolton, Alexis Dennis, Kayla Dewilde, Candice Dryden, Amy Henderson, Karlee Littleton, Marlee Paulk, Vivian Vallery;

Dike, Texas ­– Brynn Offut;

Dodson – Kierstyn Cyrus, Nolan Griffin, Lydia McGaha, Brittany Walker;

Donaldsonville ­– Natalie Landry, Madeline Sotile;

Doyle – Mackensie Ulrich;

Dry Creek – Kayla Mandelin;

Dry Prong – Jacob Boydstun, Sarah Desselle, Christy Gough, Alisabeth Lockhart;

Duson – Autumn Ritter, Lane Royer;

Duvall, Washington – Jason Smigelski;

Effie – Jaydan Perkins;

Elizabeth – Clyde Hurst;

Elm Grove – Gabrielle Smith;

Elmer – Jerrica Beebe, Mikayla Deloach, Halston Rachal, Joseph Rachal;

Enon Valley, Pennsylvania – Jennifer Smiley;

Eros – Alecia Smith;

Ethel – Abby Guillory;

Eunice – Carli Esters, Tammy Richard, Emily Deshotel;

Evans – Lakin Smith;

Evergreen – Shelby Riche;

Farmerville – Jalissa Loyd;

Ferriday – Shanequa Tyler, Dalenesha Wimley;

Fisher – Hayden Courtney;

Flatwoods – Jasmine George;

Florien – Gabrielle Bryant, Ashley Carter, Travis Cook, Faith Hopkins, McKenzie Kuhlow, Megan Lampkin, Noah Parker, Emma Ray, Ashley Ross, Elizabeth Squillini, Shari Wilson;

Forest Hill – Andrianne Dore, Rachel Humphries, Claudia Marie, Charli Stanley;

Forest Park, Illinois – Kimberly Murray;

Forney, Texas – Kaymi Wheeler;

Fort Polk – Laura Cerqueira, Amanda Dhondt, Jasmine Dyer, Clarrissa Lancour, Jennifer Lara Hager, Andrea Marquez, Clare Masa, Blaise Nkengafac, Madison Popp, Lindsay Romero, Shiela May Tabonares, Whitney Tipton, Christian Wood;

Fort Riley, Kansas – Breanna Bryan;

Fort Sill, Oklahoma – Iryana Burrus;

Fort Worth, Texas – Charles Gregory Meade;

Franklin – Chaqaire Jenkins, Cheyenne Smith;

Franklinton – Brian Geragthy, Aron Stephens;

Freeland, Washington – Paul Aune;

Fresno, Texas – Terres Anderson;

Frierson – John Rachal, Valerie Smith;

Frisco, Texas – Adam Trupp;

Gardena, California – Cole Llorens;

Geismar – Kristi Contreary;

Georgetown – Laura White;

Gibsland – Tyler Sneed;

Glenmora – Kristopher Devore, Precious Goins, Abbie Johnson, Megan Johnson, Nellie Johnson, Savannah Thompson, Tiara Baker;

Gloster – Kylee Causey, Jennifer Simmons, Johnette Whorton;

Goldonna – Alexander Guillory;

Gonzales – Addison Adams, Ryan Gremillion, Victoria Gardner, Legand Lilly, Corey Payne, Jamien Sampson, Zoe Tapp, Jaci Templet, Trencia Washington;

Gorman, Texas – Kourtney Seaton;

Gramercy – Amber Theisges;

Grand Cane – Nathan Graham, Emily Miller, Matthew Raybon;

Gray – Cassie Becnel, Tevyn Johnson;

Greenwell Springs – Katherine Bryant, Katherine Langlois;

Gretna – Chloe Johnson, Jasmine Myles, Trinity Velazquez;

Gueydan – Hannah Sedatol;

Gulfport, Mississippi – Tamara Benton;

Gun Barrel City, Texas – Colton Banghart;

Hahnville – Catelyn Errington;

Hammond – Andrea Hidalgo, Kaylon Willoughby, William Woodworth;

Harlingen, Texas – Frances Knight;

Harvey – Tajalai Evans, Christiana Johnson, Alexis Taylor;

Hattiesburg, Mississippi – Mary Mitchell;

Haughton – Matthew Bailey, Benny Broadway, Arneshia Brooks, Katelynn Edwards, Shelby Grubbs, Kobe Jackson, Kylee Jackson, Daniel Langen, Sarah Ledford, Nicklaus Lowery, Angie Nguyen, Jamie Phillips, Makenzie Rains, Licentra Randolph, Kaylee Swart, Valerie Taylor, Zoey Thomas, Logan Turner, Lomia Watkins, Larissa Wells, Hunter Woods;

Haynesville – Eriel Fields, Sabrina Sowell, Allyssa Dodds;

Heflin – Rachael Vickers;

Henderson, Texas – Andrew Blackmon, Christina Marie Colley;

Henderson – Asha Cormier;

Hessmer – Kaitlynn Burke, Laney Jeansonne;

Hineston – Richard Clark, Madison Morrison, Karlie Taylor;

Homer – Francene Ferguson, Shannon Rhodes;

Honolulu, Hawaii – Melissa Baker, Hans Andersen Tan;

Hornbeck – Sarah Ceballos, Jerry Hughes, Jr., Carrie Wilson;

Hosston – Alaysia Fredieu;

Houma – Kelsey Chauvin, Anna Gautreaux, Zoe Hebert, Dylan LeBlanc, Venessa McKinley, Sara Rebstock, Kyle Siddle;

Houston, Texas – Bruce Beth, Brittany Davis, Oai Lee Huynhl

Hutto, Texas – Tommi Long;

Ida – Madison Campbell;

Independence – Chloe Whiddon;

Iota – Morgan Gotte, Katie Latiola;

Iowa – Marvette Williams;

Jamestown – Kylie Knotts;

Jeanerette – Brandy Jackson;

Jefferson – Matthew Broekman, Codi Vernace, Amanda Wilburn;

Jena – Tiara Brown, Candace Decker, Jessi McNeely, Dena Ray;

Jennings – Emily Benoit, Destany Brown, Phillip Gotte, KaTierra Lewis;

Jonesboro – Natalee Gray, Tia Moore;

Jonesville – Rachel Eichmann, Kayla Robertson, Kameron Stevenson, James White;

Kalaupapa, Hawaii – Kamamalu Nishihira-Asuncion;

Keatchie – Brittany Miller, Amber Nash, Sarah Plaisance;

Keithville – McKenzie Knotts, Shleby Loftin, Cara Lorensen, Dominique Jackson, Jerry Parks, Deja White;

Kemp, Texas – Katelynn Messer

Kenner – Gennyfer Pena;

Kerens, Texas – Brandon Brumbelow, Diego Maldonado;

Killeen, Texas – William Hooper, Nathalohn Nanai;

Kinder – Teralyn Plumber, Stewart Wheeler;

Kingwood, Texas – Alexandria Bailey;

Konarskie, Poland – Elzbieta Iwaniuk;

Labadieville – Jacelynn LeBlanc, Logan Simoneaux;

Lacombe – Casey Casler;

Lafayette – Taylor Aucoin, Bailey Begnaud, Natalye Bradley, Javian Bush, Amari Carmouche, Joshua Delaughter, Shaniya Fuselier, Ashley Guidry, Adele Hebert, Bryce Hernandez, Julia Laperouse, Collin Monaghan, Joshua Monaghan, Sarah Palmintier, Christina Poole, Jordan Redd, Madison Weathers, Ireland Williams;

Lake Arthur – Nicole Andrews, Tuesdi Stipek, Hannah Worley;

Lake Charles – Rebekah Nicholas, Emily Roller, Isaiah Roy;

Lake Wales, Florida – LaRon James;

Lakeside, California – Amanda Lee;

LaPlace – Melvin Bates, Jalen Haydel, Jacob St. Pierre;

Larose – Nicholas Hebert;

Las Vegas, Nevada – Caitlin Schweighart;

Lavon, Texas – Berenice Bretado, Matthew Howeth;

League City, Texas – Kennedi Carter, Mary Gilbert, Emily Ornelas, Lacee Savage, Christopher Zirkle;

Leander – Karissa Boswell;

Leavenworth, Kansas – Anuhea Iyo;

Lecompte – Logan Cheek, Allison Williams;

Leesville – Dakota Abrams, Kimberly Alwell, Summer Atkins, Kaitlyn Bailey, Hannah Baker, Marilyn Brooks, Rachal Brown, Kaylee Busby, Victoria Carbaugh, Jessica Clare, Angie Culbert, Baylor Dillon, Raegan Dotson, Brandon Fredieu, Miranda Fulks, Ashley Garcia, Sean Grady, Morgan Hall, Britney Harvey, Kimberly Henley, Haley Hood, Kelly Kealaula, Zachary Keeton, Lane Koury, Samatha LaMonte, Daniella Lowry, Karl Marzahl, Kylie McAllister, Amy McKellar, Kelly Mitchell, Emily Moore, Taylor Newman, Joseph Orchi, Kaitlyn Pajinag, Victoria Perkins, Elizabeth Rios, Amber Rose, Chloe Rouleau, Destiny Sanders, David Santos, Erin Schwartz, Riley Shackelford, Brandy Sherman, Joseph Slaughter, Claire Smyth, Heather Snell, Alicia Stanford, Collin Strickland, Sydni Striedel, Matthew Ward, Marissa Weldon, Mikayla Zills;

Lena – Lashae’ Lucas, Courtland Smith;

Lettsworth – Meilyn Woods;

Lindale, Texas – Eden Cook;

Little Elm, Texas – Jasmine Ealy, Daniel Larin, Brian Lenox, Kaitlyn McCullogh;

Livingston – Chase Crane;

Logansport – Kendoyle Cox, Megan Holmes, Maci Martin, Charles McClintock;

Longview, Texas – Hannah Dunn;

Lonoke, Arkansas – Rachel Terry;

Loranger – Cambree Bailey, Jessi Dominique;

Luling – Macie Barrios, Nathan Roth;

Lumberton, Texas – Joshua Terry;

Mabank, Texas – Dustin Huffman;

Madisonville – Sarahjane Ladut, Bailey Perrilloux;

Magnolia, Texas – Kyle Moore;

Mamou – Melissa Soileau;

Mandeville – Maci Burt, Mya Holmes, Sheridan Smith, Jalen Willis;

Mansfield – Canessia Johnson, Samantha Powell;

Mansura – Beau Barbry, Magen Hegger;

Many – Chelsa Arthur, Victoria Barnhill, Rachel Bensinger, Toby Bruce, Maegan Burkett, Hannah Chanler, Patrick Colston, Sarah Cross, Timothy Early, Tiarra Frazier, Brittney Garcie, Emily Holcomb, Mayci Lewis, Jenifer Meadows, Athena Mitchell, Kasey Moore, Seth Ozsoy, Chelsea Parrie, Andrew Penfield, Heather Trichel, Krisha Williams, Tyler Colston, Sheridan Gowen;

Marble Falls, Texas – Sarah Lewis;

Maringouin – Laura Scronce;

Marksville – Olivia Johnson, Shelby Lemoine, Madeleine Morrow, Tanner Nugent, Mackenzie Stanley;

Marrero – Tara Brown, Jade Duthu, Dorothy Gioia;

Marshall, Missouri – KaNeeshia Gay;

Marshall, Texas – Sydney Swilley, Abigail Upton;

Marthaville – Dylan Daniels, Mallory Powell, Hannah Sattler, Frank Lester;

Maurice – Jenna-Clair Courville, Adele Vincent, Elise Vincent;

Meraux – Sophie Stechmann;

Merryville – Aric Johnson;

Metairie – Kathryn Bancroft, Anna Birbiglia, Taylor Crawford, Cameron Duhe, Mary Gaffney, Ellie Mandel, Andrew Pitari;

Midlothian, Texas – Rachel Fowler;

Midlothian, Illinois – Daniel Hlad;

Minden – Roxy Easley, Abby Greene, Peyton Gray, Fisher McLemore, Kirsten Sibley, Amber Slater, Asata Sylvas, Edoard Talamayan, Madison Tanner, Jordan Young;

Minneapolis, Minnesota – Jenna Carlson;

Missouri City, Texas – Cayla Jones;

Monroe – William Adcock, Allie Ellerbe, Jaronda Griffin, Parron Jones, Skylar Sorrell, Jarviar Wade, Brittany Wilson;

Montegut – Megan Pellegrin;

Montgomery – Morgan Bartlett, Morgan McManus, Erikk Sluss, Hannah Vercher, Michael Waxley;

Moreauville – Austin Dismer, Nicholas Jackson;

Morrow – Quaniqua Joseph;

Murcia, Colombia – Cristina Gonzalez Corchon;

Natchez – Jackson Carroll, Jacorrian Davis, Courtney Sarpy, Morgan Slaugher, Patricia Wise;

Natchez, Mississippi – Victoria Bradford;

Natchitoches – Adedayo Adeniji, Jordan Alex, Tyler Anderson, James Armstrong, Aaron Averett, Brock Barrios, Gracie Bennett, Gavin Bergeron, Ciara Blade, Keaton Booker, Charles Bouchie, Shenita Braxton, Taylor Burch, Deasia Burrell, Ladiamond Burrell, Morgan Burris, Ebone Burton, Kezia Butler, Savannah Bynog, John Byone, Maria Carmona-Ruiz, Kiondra Clark, Lane Clevenger, Kaia Collins, Leanna Coy, Whitney Crooks, Kenneth Darcy, Kara Davis, Kelsy Davis, Sean Day, Leah Deford, Trenton Downs, Ashley Dranguet, Peyton Ebarb, Virginia Falgoust, Daniela Forero Salcedo, Hannah Forsythe, Eric Fredieu, Katlynn French, Luis Gallo Quintero, Abbie Gandy, Jeffrey Goff, Samuel Greene, Julian Guerrero Acevedo, Laura Guzman Rodriguez, Brianca Hall, Valentina Herazo Alvarez, John Howell, Jared Hulsey, Emily Johnson, Zachary Johnson, Abagael Kinney, Lyndon Knueppel, Karlee Laurence, Carlomagno Leon Jimenez, Maya Levo, Alba Maloff, Brooklyn Martin, Paula Martinez Marrugo, LiZhang Matuschka, Tyler McCain, Michael McClung, Kristin McQuillin, Jasmine Milsap, Sarah Moody, Coy Morgan, Matthew Nelson, Jorgia Nevers, Kevin Nutt, Kiara Padilla, Griffiana Paige, Kenneth Penrod, Chaka Palm, Kevin Price, Shalondria Rainey, LaKendria Remo, Alejandro Restrepo Cardozo, Kierstin Richter, William Rogers, Maria Rushing, Chandler Sarpy, Gabrielle Scarborough, Natalle Sers, Anise Settle, Anna Sibley, Jonathan Simmons, Patrick Sprung, Josie Stamey, Nicholas Swank, Carosha Taylor, Samuel Taylor, Harrison Thomas, Enonedria Thompson, Margaret Thompson, Caitlyn Tobin, Austin Townsend, Ricardo Ventura, Eva Venzant, Lauren Vienne, Ryan Wade, Daniel Whatley, Thomas Wiggins, Sherri Williams, Rylee Wyer, Naoko Yoshida,

Navasota, Texas – Shelton Eppler;

New Braunfels, Texas – Charli Fouts;

New Iberia – Tara Bonvillain, Kyrsten Freyou, Jacob Gary, Jeannette Hardy, Nicole Moore, Madison Romero, Alexis Trosclair;

New Llano – Laura Cowell, Sylvia Milerski, Dennis Stein, Collar Wilson;

New Orleans – Faith Burke, RyShaneka Kirsh, Trevor Morgan, Gloria Smyly, Rishard Winford;

Noble – Savannah Anderson, Landen Funderburk, Joshua Ray;

Nolensville, Tennessee – Joseph Tappel;

Norfolk, Virginia – Samantha Broughton;

North Richland Hills, Texas – Cody Germany;

North York, Ontario – Alexander Comanita;

Oakdale – Clayton Ashworth, Staci Brown, Kirstin Richard;

Olla – Morgan Barbo, Cierra Evans, Tanner Terrell;

Opelousas – Jordan Brisco, Kenya Gradnigo, Amy Levier, Sheridan Mayo, Kayla Pitre;

Paincourtville – Hannah Brister;

Panama City, Florida – Adam Normand;

Paradis – Kaitlyn Dunn, Kallie Lutz;

Pearland, Texas – Clent Jones;

Pineville – Victoria Bordelon, Raegan Brocato, Kaitlyn Burns, Taylor Campbell, Caitlin Crawford, Deanna Daniel, Katlin Ernst, Victoria Gambino, Brooke Gongre, Kaitlyn Jackson, Landon King, Laura Lachney, Carlee Lake, Jeffery Lepage, Emily Litton, James Perry, Cinnamon Player, Hannah Pusateri, Diane Richey, Rachel Rudd, Amaria Sapp, Jordan Sensat, Micah St. Andre, Reygan Taylor, Jaclyn Whatley, Rodney Williams;

Plain Dealing – Nicholas Cason;

Plano, Texas – Asher Van Meter;

Plaucheville – Matthew Armand;

Pleasant Hill – Makenzi Patrick, Yasmine Maxie;

Pollock – Tanner Brazil, Erika Clark, Dalton Kopp, Samantha Wilber,

Pollok, Texas – Katelyn Boles;

Ponchatoula – Kaitlyn Hawkins;

Port Allen – Kennedy Cullen, Evan Daigle, Samantha Moses;

Port Barre – Lauren Deville, Skylar Guidroz, Kirsten Sonnier;

Prairieville – Donesha Blount, Lauren Breaux, Claire Credeur, Chloe Lambert, Kyle Munson, Ellise Vice, Derek Walle, Brady Wilson;

Princeton – Micah Larkins, Alyssia Mobley, Katelyn Nattin, Ariell Shield;

Provencal – Rachel Head, Christopher Jennings, Samantha Toro;

Puyallup, Washington – Aine Oh;

Quitman – Cassie Tucker;

Raceland – Paige Parks, DQuincy McGuire;

Rayne – Bailey Beard, Bishop Breaux;

Rayville – Emily Rawls, Terry Rogers, Leslie Sharbono;

Reno, Nevada – Olivia Marazzo, Sydney Oren;

Richardson, Texas – Riley Cantrell, Lauren-Ashley Clarke;

Ringgold – Joseph Hays, Terreny Langford, Lauren Nelson, Olivia Prado, Aileecia Tipton, Darrion Sims, Caleb Vining, Tyler Weathers;

River Ridge – Alexander Thibodeau, Taylor Young;

Robeline – Chad Berly, Jonathan Chism, Hunter DuBois, Alecia Eddleman, Kelsey Elkins, Hannah Hennigan, Richard McCollum, Morgan Neugent, Ember O’Bannon, Megan Palmer, Lillian Rachal, Tyler Tousek, Jeffrey Watley;

Rosepine – Emilee Johnson;

Rosharon, Texas – Whitney Washington;

Ruston – Irene Hild, Lara Schales, Jamesha Woods;

Saint Amant – Kylie Nix;

Saint Bernard – Emily Snyder;

Saint Francisville – Robert Burke, Claire Leming, Ryan Reed;

Saint Gervais la Foret, France – Marcelline Poitevin;

Saint Martinville – Chaselyn Lewis;

Saline – Isabella Jones, Malayna Poche;

San Antonio, Texas – Hayden Brown, Paris Finkbeiner, Kelli Gamble;

San Pedro Sula, Cortes, Colombia – Jose Bustillo Aguero, Cesia Corrales, Bella Trimino Gutierrez;

Saratoga, Arkansas – Christie Sain;

Scott – Hannah Durgin, Taylor Joseph;

Scurry, Texas – Rebecca Blackshear;

Shantow City, China – Zhixin Lin;

Shongaloo – Kayla Mouser;

Shreveport – DayJah Alexander, Maria Awwad, Shakendra Bailey, Erin Batts, Antanae Baylock, JiKeeriya-Jontay Bowden, Rakeisha Brown, Anquaneshia Burnham, Kaylan Campbell, Neeley Caudle, Kesherion Collins, Hannah Crnkovic, Kendall Crosby, April Daniels, Joslyn Davis, Destiny Deal, Kevin Denks, Kimberly Dennis, Kaitlyn Doyal, Chenara Dredden, Laura Mary-Katherine Duhon, Shalanda Duncan, Reagan Escude, Chloe Farrar, Jenna Fielder, Sterlin Foster, Jamie French, Tyler Gardner, JaSae Gatlin, Rayvin Gaudet, Evan Gibson, Karina Goodnight, Lauren Gore, Ashleigh Grace, Anna Green, Elaina Guerrero, Matthew Haltom, Jennifer Hardey, Regyne Hardy, Kelsey Harlow, Madison Harper, Kimberly Housley, Shleby Hunter, Madyson Istre, Jazzmine Jackson, Caitlin Johnson, Carly Johnson, Christopher Johnson, Jada Johnson, Zachary Johnson, William Mahoney, Caitlyn Malloy, LaTonya Martin, Aysia Mills, Acquiria Mitchell, Dylan Molenhour, Shanautica Montgomery, Kelly Moody, Kendall Murray, Aaron Navarre, Hannah Nicholls, Olivia Noonan, Annabelle Parker, Soleil Paterson, Mary Murray, Michael Phelps, Hayden Pilcher, Laura Pritchard, Bailey Rech, Nahjee Reid, Mallori Sanders, Kendall Sanford, Angelica Satcher, Yuriana Sauseda, Katherine Sawyer, Lawson Scott, Cynthia Shahriar, Shermaine Shorter, Mary Sibley, Ciara Sipes, Richard Sloan, Jessica Sowers, Lindsey Sullivan, Jordan Taylor, Joyce Taylor, Rodnisha Terry, Anne Tibbit, Chloe Vance, Kayla Waller, Lajayda Williams, Suzanne Williams, Kristy Wilson, Jonathan Zavalydriga;

Simmesport – Olivia Draper, Taylor Myers;

Simpson – David Marquis, Christina Snider;

Singer – Emily Smith;

Slidell – Rikki Ayers, Brittany Brooks, Jacqueline Coleman, Shakera Dixon, Jordan Garcia, Thomas Garner, Claire Harvey, William Jensen, Tristan Johnson, Allyssa Marshall, Isabel Melhado, Kha Nguyen, John Norvel, Theresa Sharp, Raina Woods;

Spain – Judit Castillo Gargallo;

Spring, Texas – Victoria Harris;

St. Francisville – Emeria Jones;

St. Martinville – Cassandra Zenon;

Starks – Sara Hyatt, Melina Royer;

Stonewall – Carolyn Davlin, Emmy Hinds, Tobert Mcallen, Hunter Tuck, Jonathan Perot, Hunter Tuck;

Sulphur – Andrina Ferguson, Madeline Fortenberry, Derek Henry, Helen-Lois Mancil, Trevor Molitor, Elisabeth Perez, Makenzie Simon, Justin Sittig, Andrew Stephens, Shelby Sullivan, Sonya Wren;

Sunset – Deandra Eaglin, Sonia Vidrine;

Talihina, Oklahoma – Heidi Couch;

Taylor, Texas – Jake English;

Texarkana, Texas – Sydney Cowgill, Cody Hambly, Jasmine Neal;

Texarkana, Arkansas – Monique Walker, Kenneth Williams;

Thibodaux – Beth Olin, Cierra Winch;

Tobyhanna, Pennsylvania – Brianna Morosco;

Trout – Harley Lisenby, Kalee McGuffee;

Tupelo, Mississippi – Bailey Griffin;

Vidalia – Charles Johnson, Brittany Kennedy;

Ville Platte – Regan Hazelton;

Vinton – Shae Cramer, Kelsie Rayon, Madison Zaunbrecher;

Vivian – Jaylon Berry, Hannah Campbell, Chase Lewis;

Warrenton, Virginia – Melissa Martinez;

Washington – Madelyn Dupont, Ambrieanna Lazard;

Waskom, Texas – Mary Alexander, Blakely Canfield;

Waynesboro, Mississippi – David Hodo;

Welsh – Edna Hofmann, Daniel Menard;

West, Texas – Nathan Nors;

West Monroe – Abigail Beck, Brandy Chapman, Alexandra Clack, Kirstin Elrod, Brianna Fife, Evelyn Maguire, Cassandra Phillips, Candyce Steele, Melissa Taylor, Syroi Webb, Christopher Wynn;

Westwego – Tja’h Edwards;

Wills Point, Texas – Rebekah Clark;

Winnfield – Jermesia Anderson, Taylor Burnett, Mia County, Ashlyn Duck, Rhonda Duff, Jourdan Fitzgerald, Hunter Johnson, Kayla Jones, Caitlyn Martin, Tenisha Phillips, Avonna Wilson;

Winnsboro – Samantha Browning, Hunter Cooper, Darrel Doyle, A’Lexus Johnson;

Winter Springs, Florida – Justin Garretson;

Youngsville – Blair Fontenot, Charli Fontenot, Brette Reaux, Isabelle Vivien;

Zachary – Lydia Johnson, Chasity Matthews, Demetriona Goudeau;

Zwolle – Kierstyn Cartinez, Hillary Charles, Michantwana Lacey, Courtney McDaniel, Holly Laroux, Konner Parrie, Treveon Perrty, Marcelina Remedies;

[cypressnewsreview]

CYPRESS — Although the Cy Woods Wildcats clenched a playoff berth Saturday, it was Cy Lakes’s high scoring basketball football game that caught attention around the state as the Spartans fell to Tomball Memorial, 73-70.

During Cy Ranch’s off week, Cy Woods more than doubled Cy Springs’ scoring, 31-15, to guarantee the Wildcats a place in the Texas high school football playoffs that begin in four weeks.

Cy Park defeated Bryan, 34-24 to move up to 2-3 in league play — only one game behind Cy Lakes.

CFISD’s Bridgeland High School skunked Langham Creek, 29-0, in Week 8 action.

Scheduled to play in Week 9 are:

Friday night, all games at 7 p.m.

Cy Springs at Bryan

Cy Lakes vs. Langham Creek

Cy Park at Tomball Memorial

Saturday, 1 p.m. kickoff

Cy Ranch vs. Cy Woods

The Bears have their bye game this week.

BRIDGELAND V LANGHAM CREEK up on https://t.co/gVCWPSajOL now! Peep it for me 1x 🙏🏼🔥 pic.twitter.com/sbahxbElB0

— 🎥 Livewildphotos 🎥 (@Kingwilderr) October 19, 2019

A win this Saturday by the #MWT Mustangs over Cy Woods has the potential to throw a monkey wrench into the District 14-6A championship. Combined with a Tomball Memorial victory, there would be a potential three-way tie at 5-1.

Given that a Cy Ranch victory would put leverage in the Mustangs’ favor, a potential Week 11 rematch for the 14-6A title would once again be between the Mustangs and Tomball Memorial.

Shop for Cypress football action photos here (links to Live Wild Photography).

However, a Cy Woods victory would cut short the rest of the district oppositions’ hopes for a shot at the title, as the Wildcats are off the following week and then finish the regular season against the currently 1-6 Bryan Vikings.

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#MWT in the No. 4 position! @CyRanchGBB https://t.co/ynAPGBsLoR

— Cypress News Review (@CypressNewsRev) October 21, 2019

Tuesday night Coach Caballero earned her 500th career victory. Tonight we celebrate her! Congratulations, Coach Cabi! @CyWoodsVB @DOTYDad @CFISDAthletics @ray_zepeda1 pic.twitter.com/PW37yB4RKp

— Cypress Woods HS (@CyWoods212) October 19, 2019

When Anthony crossed the finish line, it was hard to tell among the pack of boys what place he finished — 10th or 11th. One of our girls captured the emotional moment when we received the official word that he made Regionals. #RunWithYourHeart @CFISDCyLakes @franklincartag pic.twitter.com/rVZb2WAOwe

— CyLakesXC (@CyLakesXC) October 18, 2019

Below is the same data, in searchable text form.

MISSING THIS WEEK: Langham Creek

Season Standings WINS LOSSES TIE PCT PTS OPP

Memorial (T) Wildcat (9) ————— 6 1 0 0.8571 327 164 Bridgeland Bears (6) ——————- 6 2 0 0.7500 309 124 Cy-Woods Wildcats (1) —————— 6 2 0 0.7500 250 198 Cy-Ranch Mustangs (4) —————— 5 2 0 0.7143 237 151 Cy-Lakes Spartans (2) —————— 4 4 0 0.5000 346 219 Cy-Park Tigers (7) ——————— 2 5 0 0.2857 155 268 Bryan Vikings (8) ———————- 1 6 0 0.1429 110 272 Langham Creek Lobos (3) —————- 1 6 0 0.1429 72 231 Cy-Springs Panthers (5) —————- 0 7 0 0.0000 62 259

District Standings WINS LOSSES TIE PCT PTS OPP

Cy-Woods Wildcats (1) —————— 6 0 0 1.0000 193 120 Cy-Ranch Mustangs (4) —————— 4 1 0 0.8000 186 113 Memorial (T) Wildcat (9) ————— 4 1 0 0.8000 232 129 Bridgeland Bears (6) ——————- 4 2 0 0.6667 185 100 Cy-Lakes Spartans (2) —————— 3 3 0 0.5000 279 183 Cy-Park Tigers (7) ——————— 2 3 0 0.4000 128 168 Langham Creek Lobos (3) —————- 1 4 0 0.2000 70 195 Bryan Vikings (8) ———————- 0 5 0 0.0000 89 220

Cy-Springs Panthers (5) —————- 0 5 0 0.0000 45 179

RESULTS OF OCT. 17-19, SCHEDULE FOR FRIDAY, OCT. 25,

BRIGELAND — 29 LANGHAM CREEK — 0 CY-SPRINGS @ BRYAN ———- 7:00* CY-PARK —– 34 BRYAN ———- 24 CY-LAKES vs LANGHAM CREEK — 7:00* MEMORIAL —- 73 CY-LAKES ——- 70 CY-PARK @ MEMORIAL ———- 7:00* CY-WOODS —- 31 CY-SPRINGS —– 15

CY-RANCH —- Bye SCHEDULE FOR SATUR., OCT. 26,

CY-RANCH vs CY-WOODS ——– 1:00*

BRIDGELAND —————— Bye

Team Offense ———— GA RUSHING PASSING TOTAL AVER. Memorial (T) ————————— 7 2172 1662 3834 547.7 Cy-Lakes ——————————- 8 1637 2461 4098 512.3 Bridgeland —————————– 8 1071 2348 3419 427.4 Cy-Ranch ——————————- 7 1458 1104 2562 366.0 Cy-Woods ——————————- 8 1473 1263 2736 342.0 Cy-Park ——————————– 7 1825 282 2107 301.0 Cy-Springs —————————– 7 1323 286 1609 229.9 Bryan ———————————- 7 1030 524 1554 222.0 Langham Creek ————————– 6 498 684 1182 197.0

Team Defense ———— GA RUSHING PASSING TOTAL AVER. Bridgeland —————————– 8 1074 1026 2100 262.5 Memorial (T) ————————— 7 823 1268 2091 298.7 Cy-Woods ——————————- 8 1569 894 2463 307.9 Cy-Ranch ——————————- 7 778 1422 2200 314.3 Cy-Lakes ——————————- 8 1456 1142 2598 324.8 Cy-Springs —————————– 7 1623 818 2441 348.7 Langham Creek ————————– 6 1275 963 2238 373.0 Cy-Park ——————————– 7 1519 1170 2689 384.1

Bryan ———————————- 7 1662 1226 2888 412.6

OPPONENT Team Fumbles FUMBLES-LOST – FUMBLES-LOST TEAM INTERCEPTIONS: NO

Bridgeland —— 7 3 21 10 1. Cy-Ranch ———— 7 Bryan ———– 16 11 19 14 Cy-Woods ———— 7 Cy-Lakes ——– 4 3 9 8 3. Memorial (T) ——– 5 Cy-Park ——— 25 15 17 6 4. Bridgeland ———- 4 Cy-Ranch ——– 12 3 14 4 5. Bryan ————— 2 Cy-Springs —— 25 13 10 5 Cy-Lakes ———— 2 Cy-Woods ——– 21 7 16 4 7. Cy-Park ————- 1 Langham Creek — 10 4 10 4 Cy-Springs ———- 1

Memorial (T) —- 5 2 3 1 Langham Creek ——- 1

Rushing (Player,School,Class) TC YARDS AVG. TD LG

1.) Richard Rodriguez,Memorial (T),So – 109 777 7.13 7 46 2.) Xavier Howard,Cy-Lakes,Sr ——— 140 776 5.54 8 50 3.) Willie Eldridge,Cy-Ranch,Sr ——- 98 591 6.03 6 30 4.) Sofian Massoud,Cy-Lakes,Sr ——– 113 583 5.16 14 54 5.) Carbrey Barnes,Memorial (T),Jr —- 75 578 7.71 5 55 6.) James LeBlanc,Cy-Park,Sr ———- 61 565 9.26 3 52 7.) Cameron King,Cy-Park,So ———– 70 516 7.37 3 56 8.) Terrance Sneed,Cy-Springs,Sr —— 89 477 5.36 1 57 9.) Mason Culton,Bridgeland,So ——– 97 474 4.89 11 47 10.) Sergio Small,Cy-Park,Sr ———– 95 426 4.48 3 32 11.) Christian Scott,Cy-Woods,Sr ——- 66 388 5.88 6 31 12.) Jackson Jones,Cy-Woods,Sr ——— 99 351 3.55 6 27 13.) Jalen Davis,Bryan,Sr ————– 49 349 7.12 3 34 14.) Cameron Jackson,Cy-Springs,Sr —– 91 348 3.82 1 19 15.) Trayse Holmes,Cy-Woods,Jr ——— 73 345 4.73 3 38

Passing (Player,School,Class) ATT COMP YARDS PCT LG INT TD

1.) Sofian Massoud,Cy-Lakes,Sr ——– 231 142 2461 0.6147 72 3 20 2.) Conner Weigman,Bridgeland,So —— 247 162 1985 0.6559 76 3 21 3.) Colton Marwill,Memorial (T),Jr —- 151 97 1445 0.6424 71 2 17 4.) Jackson Jones,Cy-Woods,Sr ——— 127 65 1162 0.5118 75 4 9 5.) DJ Ciers,Cy-Ranch,Jr ————– 108 73 935 0.6759 66 1 11 6.) Seth Johnson,Langham Creek,So —– 86 43 491 0.5000 42 3 2 7.) Nico Bulhof,Bryan,Jr ————– 116 44 415 0.3793 81 4 3 8.) Finn Nicholson,Bridgeland,Jr —— 38 23 363 0.6053 77 0 4 9.) Jeremiah Mosley,Cy-Springs,Jr —– 70 23 286 0.3286 38 6 2 10.) Michael Tolbert,Cy-Park,Sr ——– 61 25 276 0.4098 56 0 4

Receiving (Player,School,Class) TC YARDS AVG. TD LR

1.) Khaliq Abdul-Mateen,Cy-Lakes,Sr — 52 816 15.69 11 71 2.) Logan Kyle,Memorial (T),Sr ——– 51 747 14.65 12 54 3.) Dylan Goffney,Bridgeland,Jr ——- 46 738 16.04 9 77 4.) Atrevion Hunter,Bridgeland,Jr —– 40 536 13.40 6 76 5.) Joseph Manjack,Memorial (T),Jr —- 37 582 15.73 8 71 6.) Hunter Wallis,Bridgeland,Jr ——- 34 393 11.56 3 48 7.) Josh McMillan,Cy-Lakes,So ——— 27 682 25.26 5 72 8.) Xavier Howard,Cy-Lakes,Sr ——— 23 255 11.09 2 47 Elias Pino,Cy-Ranch,Sr ———— 23 288 12.52 3 52 10.) Dylan Crippen,Bridgeland,Jr ——- 22 186 8.45 3 27

Punting (Min. 14 Punts) NP YARDS AVG. BK LK

1.) Everett Ornstein,Langham Creek,Sr – 32 1380 43.13 1 79 2.) Marshall Barstow,Bridgeland,Jr —- 27 1051 38.93 0 56 3.) Zach Gibson,Cy-Ranch,Jr ———– 25 963 38.52 0 55 4.) Nico Bulhof,Bryan,Jr ————– 35 1310 37.43 2 77 5.) Michael Tolbert,Cy-Park,Sr ——– 17 605 35.59 0 58 6.) Ethan Mitchell,Cy-Springs,Sr —— 17 472 27.76 1 53

Punt Returns (Min. 4 Returns) NR YARDS AVG. TD LR

1.) Chase Richter,Cy-Woods,Sr ——— 9 157 17.44 0 48 2.) Tre Jordan,Memorial (T),Jr ——– 5 80 16.00 0 21 3.) Andrew Maleski,Bridgeland,So —— 8 81 10.13 0 20 4.) Elias Pino,Cy-Ranch,Sr ———— 8 49 6.13 0 14

5.) Atrevion Hunter,Bridgeland,Jr —– 4 10 2.50 0 12

Kick-Off Returns (Min. 4 Returns) NR YARDS AVG. TD LR

1.) JaVarian Stewart,Cy-Woods,So —— 5 221 44.20 2 93 2.) Atrevion Hunter,Bridgeland,Jr —– 4 159 39.75 0 81 3.) Naisiah Jacobs,Langham Creek,Sr — 10 347 34.70 0 80 4.) James LeBlanc,Cy-Park,Sr ———- 7 231 33.00 1 100 5.) Xavier Howard,Cy-Lakes,Sr ——— 10 256 25.60 0 59 6.) Cameron King,Cy-Park,So ———– 5 124 24.80 0 43 7.) Evan Wylie,Memorial (T),Sr ——– 11 272 24.73 0 38 8.) Christian Richardson,Bryan,Sr —– 14 328 23.43 0 39 9.) Jalen Davis,Bryan,Sr ————– 9 210 23.33 0 38 10.) Javion Jackson,Langham Creek,Sr — 4 87 21.75 0 32

Interceptions (Player,School,Class) NI YARDS AVG. TD LR

1.) Robin Neely,Cy-Ranch,Jr ———– 4 63 15.75 1 42 2.) Alex Edmondson,Memorial (T),Jr —- 2 36 18.00 1 26 Kahlil Robinson,Cy-Woods,Sr ——- 2 13 6.50 0 13 Kerwin Ross,Memorial (T),Sr ——- 2 10 5.00 0 10 Reagan Simmons,Cy-Woods,Sr ——– 2 70 35.00 2 43 6.) 18 TIED WITH 1 EACH

Scoring (Player,School,Class) TOUCHDOWNS PTS. AFTER TD ——- R P RET Ki R P FG TTL 1.) Sofian Massoud,Cy-Lakes,Sr ——– 14 0 0 0 0 0 0 84 2.) Mason Culton,Bridgeland,So ——– 11 2 0 0 0 0 0 78 3.) Logan Kyle,Memorial (T),Sr ——– 0 12 0 0 0 0 0 72 4.) Khaliq Abdul-Mateen,Cy-Lakes,Sr — 0 11 0 0 0 1 0 68 5.) Xavier Howard,Cy-Lakes,Sr ——— 8 2 0 0 0 0 0 60 Joseph Manjack,Memorial (T),Jr —- 2 8 0 0 0 0 0 60 7.) Tyler Slusher,Bridgeland,Sr ——- 0 0 0 39 0 0 6 57 8.) Dylan Goffney,Bridgeland,Jr ——- 0 9 0 0 0 0 0 54 9.) Axel Espinal,Cy-Lakes,Sr ———- 0 0 0 42 0 0 2 48 Michael Fernandez,Cy-Woods,Jr —– 0 0 0 30 0 0 6 48

Scoring by Kicking —————— PAT-KICK FG TOTAL 1.) Tyler Slusher,Bridgeland,Sr ——- 39 6 57 2.) Axel Espinal,Cy-Lakes,Sr ———- 42 2 48 Michael Fernandez,Cy-Woods,Jr —– 30 6 48 4.) Jason Gerow,Cy-Ranch,Sr ———– 29 6 47 5.) Bryce Hinze,Memorial (T),Jr ——- 29 1 32 6.) Nico Bulhof,Bryan,Jr ————– 11 4 23 Fernando Carlos-Enciso,Cy-Park,Jr – 20 1 23 8.) Ethan Mitchell,Cy-Springs,Sr —— 6 2 12 9.) Everett Ornstein,Langham Creek,Sr – 10 0 10

10.) Adrian Gonzalez,Memorial (T),Jr — 7 0 7

SUB-VARSITY RESULTS

JUNIOR VARSITY: JV/SOPH.:

Bridgeland – 28 Langham Creek – 24 Langham Creek – 35 Bridgeland – 13 Bryan – 14 Cy-Park – 8 Memorial Navy – 28 Cy-Lakes – 8 Tomball Hi. – 20 Memorial Silver – 14 Cy-Woods – 40 Cy-Springs – 6 Cy-Falls – 20 Cy-Woods – 6

FRESHMEN “A”: FRESHMEN “B”:

Bridgeland – 41 Langham Creek – 7 S.B. Memorial – 20 Bridgeland – 14 Cy-Park – 32 Bryan Blue – 9 Bryan Silver – 32 Cy-Park – 6 Memorial Navy – 44 Cy-Lakes – 30 Cy-Lakes – 28 Memorial – 16 Cy-Woods – 14 Cy-Springs – 7

Editor’s note: All references to Bridgeland are to CFISD’s twelfth high school, which is used by CFISD under a license agreement. See https://www.cypressnewsreview.com/Bridgeland-HS-CFISD-page for details.

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Cy Woods clenches playoff berth. Cy Lakes drops shootout to Tomball Memorial. CYPRESS -- Although the Cy Woods Wildcats clenched a playoff berth Saturday, it was Cy Lakes's high scoring…

[thevinylcornerblog]

BK's Threes Brewing Offers More of NYC's Best & Brightest

BK’s Threes Brewing Offers More of NYC’s Best & Brightest

So stop me if I’m getting too far ahead of myself, but much like the musicians who owe their success to certain defining moments, genres or locations, as a freelance music journalist for hire…. I have to give it up to NYC. High fives and fist bumps all around you guys. And that is by no means any offense to areas like Ohio or St Louis who have been extremely generous to me as well, but my first…

[lonestartime]

Dylan Sneed - Texodus

“Texodus” è al tempo stesso il punto di partenza e di arrivo per Dylan Sneed, cantautore nato ad Austin, Texas ma trasferitosi a Hartsville, South Carolina dove ha concepito questo suo debutto, un disco ricco di una musicalità sensibile e profonda in cui emergono sia le sue radici texane sia le sue esperienze ‘on the road’ degli ultimi cinque anni. L’album è stato autoprodotto grazie a Kickstarter.com, un modo intelligente e sempre più usato per raccogliere fondi tra i fans e gli amici ed ‘evitare’ le maglie, talvolta strette e condizionanti, di una casa discografica. La notevole vena artistica di Dylan Sneed, il suo piglio sicuro e rigorosamente vicino alla migliore tradizione americana in fatto di storytelling rende il prodotto godibile, confezionato con amore e poesia, ricco di emozioni legate alla vita di tutti i giorni. La canzone che apre il disco e che ne da il titolo è una passionale storia di un’anima irrequieta che rifiuta di mettere radici e fa del viaggio un’imprescindibile scelta di vita, “Selfish Boy” è un ulteriore bellissimo esempio della forza ispirativa di Mr. Sneed, “The Garden” lascia scorrere una melodia veramente rimarchevole mentre le suggestive ballate “Midnight Promenade” e “Under The Sheets” evocano notti insonni e ninnenanne pregne di storie agrodolci. “Girls Just Want To Have Fun” è proprio quella di Cindy Lauper, qui riletta con un fascino ‘low fi’ mentre per contro la più movimentata “Climb This Wall” gioca con argomenti come l’innamoramento con ironia e gioia.  Dylan Sneed è stato anche definito ‘un sobrio Townes Van Zandt’ ma i riferimenti non si fermano al compianto troubadour, il suo è un riprendere con garbo e sincerità il più ampio e nobile ‘songbook’ americano. Ora attendiamo una sua conferma. www.dylansneed.com.

Remo Ricaldone

[mynyseason]

Lost And Found

Food for thought: The subtitle of this blog reads "an honest document of a faith journey to the big apple." I wouldn't be honest with you if I left out the difficult parts. And let's face it, any good story has conflict. A bed of roses just isn't that interesting. I teach at a music school on Long Island. After one day of lessons I boarded the Long Island Railroad and headed back to the city. On the way I called a friend in South Carolina. It had been a while since we had talked, and it was good to reconnect. Both of us find ourselves in periods of great transition, and it was helpful and encouraging to listen to one another. The conversation was engrossing, and when my stop came up, I grabbed my backpack and headed off the train into the station on my way to the subway. After one transfer I found myself on the G train headed toward Brooklyn. My mind was still on the conversation that had just ended, and a I felt a fullness, a satisfaction like the kind following a good meal. My stop was coming, so I gathered my bag and reached for my guitar. My guitar. It wasn't there. In an instant, I realized the horrible truth. I had left it on the luggage rack above my seat on the train from Long Island. I frantically reached for my phone to look up a number to call, but I was too far underground. No cell service. I could do nothing but sit and wait for my train to arrive at my stop. I prayed silently. I breathed deliberately. The train came to a stop, and I exited to the street, heading to my sister's apartment where I was staying at the time. I started to look up a number on my phone, but the ice on the ground forced me to focus more on walking than performing a Google search. More waiting. Now outside, I prayed out loud. I told God I knew He knew where my guitar was, and that He could return it to me. I also knew it was my mistake alone. Nobody forced my hand. I was probably just a little tired and distracted. Engrossed in a conversation. I didn't panic, though I walked with purpose toward my sister's apartment. I came inside, and she was there. She asked me how my day went, and I calmly told her I had left my guitar on the train, and I needed to call the MTA. I talked to a nice man in the lost and found department, filed a report, and sat down, letting myself take it all in. The guitar I left on the Long Island Railroad is an early 90's Gibson Les Paul Standard with a tobacco sunburst finish. It's worth a little over $2,000. I bought it new when I was 16 from a music store in San Antonio. I saved up for quite a while to buy that thing. I played it on my last record. I brought it to Germany. It's the guitar I've owned the longest, and I love it. According to the MTA site, lost property can take up to 5-7 business days to return to the headquarters at Penn Station. I left the guitar on the train two weeks ago, three days after a great rehearsal with a Brooklyn-based Americana rock band that I recently joined. The prospect of finding my guitar seems less and less likely with each passing day. There's a good chance it could be gone. And yet, I have peace. I can't explain it. By all accounts I should be suffering from a major freak out right now. I don't know how I will replace this guitar if it is in fact lost for good. And playing the guitar is one of my most marketable skills, a way for me to earn income, pay rent, and generally survive. Plus, it has tremendous sentimental value. But it's also just a guitar. There are lots of guitars in the world, probably many of them better than the one I left on that train. And I still have two acoustics to play. Not to mention friends who will lend me an extra guitar if I need it, and a school that is filled with instruments I can use to teach my students. I confess, I was embarrassed at first to share this story with you. I think I wanted every post to be about something happy. But I feel different now. I feel this is a hugely important part of my story. It's a great loss. And like I said, I have no idea if I'll ever see the guitar again, or how long it would take to replace it. But perhaps this is not for me to know. Perhaps this is a time for me to learn even more about the process. The process of the lost being found. I wake up some days here and wonder what the hell I'm doing. I try to add it all up, and it just doesn't. Except that it does. I believe God told me to come. I believe at some point that word shifted from a suggestion to a command. This process became less about taking a chance and more about obeying. So here I am. Seemingly lost in the craziest city in America. But here I am also found. I pray so much. I am thankful for so much. Each step forward, each minute victory is cause for celebration. I marvel at the goodness of God on a daily basis. I wade in His love for me. And yes, I lost a guitar. At least for now. I lost a nice, expensive guitar that I love. And I don't know how to get it back or to replace it, if it is in fact gone. But I believe part of my inheritance is a worry-free life. It's something I've been learning to do for years now. There are too many stories of God's faithfulness and provision to list here. Too many examples for me to see my current situation as some insurmountable obstacle. I think I wanted to delay the telling of this story until I found the guitar again. But that may never happen. And I want you, if you're following along, to see the whole process, not just the victories. There will be losses. There will be casualties. It's a war out there. I, just like you, am smack dab in the middle of a process. Where exactly, I don't know. But I know I can choose to panic or to trust. To lean on my own understanding, or on the wisdom that confounds the wise. Right now I am trying to choose the latter. I believe it's there that I will find and be found. I told my last guitar teacher about losing the guitar, but also trusting that God knew where it was and could get it back to me. His response was, "I am not sure The Lord could do anything about the guitar, it being a big city and all." I laughed and laughed. His sense of humor still surprises me. ----- If you look for it, you can see the veiled beauty of this place beneath the shroud of a cruel winter. The elements themselves can be breathtaking: a powder blanket of fresh snow, glistening raindrops on the night street, icicle spires clinging to the ceiling of a subway platform. But as in people, the true beauty lies beneath. Cobblestone streets, rows of brownstones, the gritty determination of a city of dreamers. I can't wait for spring. This week's news: This week I finished my runner job for a UK-based photography company at Fashion Week. I became familiar with the west side of Manhattan, observed a culture that I know next to nothing about, and ate a lot of $1 pizza slices. I also got a call for another job interview for a position at a community center in The Bronx, which is great news. Also, I looked at an apartment in a good neighborhood of Brooklyn which is apparently priced to move. Depending on what happens in the next few days, I should have some news in that department for you by my next post. If you're into praying, I would love prayers for my guitar--that I would find it or somehow find an even better one. My sublease is up at the end of the month, so I also have to find a new place to live. Thank you so much for reading. I'll talk to you next week. Dylan

[dylansneedmusic]

"Becoming a Songwriter" - Greenwood, SC

"[An artist] must be always in a constant state of becoming." - Bob Dylan

Our culture is inundated with step-by-step programs promising lasting results. But real change is a continuing process, a becoming.

This workshop will offer theoretical and practical information that will benefit songwriters of all types. Expect to be nurtured, encouraged, challenged, and empowered! Here's a partial list of what we'll be covering:

Song forms 

Music theory 

Song analyzation 

Creativitiy 

The Artistic Mindset 

Here's what you need to bring:

A journal

Something to write with

A guitar or keyboard (if you can strum a few chords, you're good to go)

An open mind

A positive attitude

Here's time and location info:

Saturday, November 16

9am-2pm (with break for lunch)

Location: Sundance Gallery - 146 Maxwell Ave, Greenwood, SC 29646

Here's the registration information:

Registration is $50 (includes $25 non-refundable deposit)

To register, simply click the button below (no Paypal account necessary)

Registrants must be 12 years or older

Only 10 spots available

Got questions? Send me a message on Facebook or an email at dylansneedmusic[at]gmail[dot]com.

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Naked Song 2013: Broken Twin, Dylan Sneed & Jonathan Jeremiah

Broken Twin: Puntje van de stoel zit na 7 nummers niet meer zo lekker Als opener van de kleine zaal wordt met Broken Twin geen hapklare brok geserveerd. De Deense Majke Voss Romme speelt live samen met violist van Under Byen: Nils Gröndahl. De EP van deze Scandinavische schone verscheen al in 2012 en is sinds dit jaar ook op Spotify te beluisteren. Het vier nummers tellende werk is gestoeld op piano en viool, maar deze nummers voeren niet de boventoon in de set van vandaag. De schuchtere Deense weet de zaal continu op het puntje van de stoel te krijgen met haar mystieke soundscapes en rotsvaste stem. 

Foto: Patric Muris

Gezien

Broken Twin, op 15 juni 2013 tijdens Naked Song, in het Muziekgebouw.

Muziek

Broken Twin is op de EP heel intrigerend. De muziek, die invloeden kent uit het oeuvre van Feist en Antony & The Johnsons, leunt vooral op piano en de ijzersterke stem van de jonge zangeres. Het pianogeluid is soms wat mistroostig en met teksten als ‘How can you lose, something you choose, to not have’ gaat de zangeres regelmatig de diepte in. Op die manier weet ze, ondanks het lieflijke voorkomen, de soms wat mystieke kanten van het noorden van Europa over te brengen.

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De zaal is doodstil wanneer Broken Twin begint met haar optreden. De stilte wordt enkel verbroken door laatkomers en het klikken van de fotografen. Deze stilte is imponerend en past perfect bij het geluid dat Broken Twin neerzet. De toevoeging van de violist is wel een hele belangrijke. Hij bedient de vele effectpedalen die ervoor zorgen dat het geluid van piano en viool een stuk dieper klinkt dan enkel deze twee instrumenten. Bovendien klinkt Broken Twin nimmer vals en zingt ze geen noot te veel. Haar klassieke schoonheid achter het keyboard zorgt er bovendien voor dat het kijken naar deze zangeres geen moment verveelt.

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De zenuwen spelen Broken Twin waarschijnlijk wel wat parten. Geen moment weet ze de spanning te doorbreken door interactie met de zaal. De muziek die ze brengt is erg breekbaar en zorgt ervoor dat je elk klein missertje hoort. De nummers met piano als hoofdmoot zijn sterk, met gitaar wat minder. Het vierde nummer van de set is een negatieve uitschieter. Rommelig gitaarspel zorgt ervoor dat de concentratie verslapt. Dat is ook wel weer prettig omdat de set verder geen moment ruimte geeft om van dat puntje van de stoel af te komen en achterover te leunen. Conclusie

De interactie met het publiek is erg minimaal. Met enkel ‘Thank you for your patience, thank you for coming’ kom je er niet. De liedjes zijn erg sterk en zeker ‘Out Of Air’ is prachtig. Ook het laatste nummer, waarin violist Gröndahl zittend op de grond met zijn keel zorgt voor soundscapes die de pianoklanken omlijsten, is een hoogtepunt. Al met al kent de set haar pieken en dalen, waarbij de pieken echter wel veel hoger reiken dan de dalen diep zijn.

Cijfer 7+ Dylan Sneed: Sympathieke Amerikaan overtuigt vooral met ouder werk Texaanse zanger die zijn roots niet onder stoelen of banken schuift. Zijn nummers stromen over van de Americana en met zijn Texaanse tongval krijgt het geheel al gauw een cowboy gevoel. Dylan Sneed staat geprogrammeerd op de Effenaar Stage op een rumoerig moment van de dag, verschillende gasten komen net aan en uit de grote zaal klinken de laatste klanken van Ken Stringfellow en zijn gasten. Sneed laat zich daar niet door afleiden en heeft zichzelf een doel gesteld: tijdens deze laatste Nederlandse show moet hij zijn overgebleven stapeltje albums kunnen verkopen.

Foto: Patric Muris

Gezien

Dylan Sneed, op 15 juni 2013 tijdens Naked Song, in het Muziekgebouw. Muziek

Americana dus. Met een authentieke Texaanse tongval, een vlotte babbel en mondharmonica weet de Amerikaan het toegestroomde publiek goed te vermaken. Zeker door set-opener ‘Girls Just Wanna Have Fun’ lukt het hem om de aandacht van de zaal te krijgen. Zijn eigen nummers zijn niet allemaal even sterk als de Ciny Lauper-cover. Vooral zijn nieuwere nummers zijn wat dertien in een dozijn.

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De vrolijke nummers, al tokkelend op gitaar zijn zeer vermakelijk. Zeker gecombineerd met zijn praatjes tussendoor weet hij zich de Effenaar-stage snel eigen te maken. Anekdotes over lange afstanden in Nederland - twee uur rijden naar de stad is voor een Texaan natuurlijk een peuleschil - maken hem tot een zeer sympathieke verschijning. Nummers van zijn album 'Texodus', en met name de titeltrack luisteren heel prettig weg.

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Na een aantal nummers verslapt eigenlijk automatisch de aandacht. Of dit nu puur komt doordat het niveau daalt of doordat het rumoer rond de Effenaar-stage toeneemt is moeilijk te zeggen. Aantoonbaar is wel dat het publiek het na een nummer of vijf wel gezien heeft. Zeker in nieuwe liedjes komt weinig originaliteit naar boven.

Conclusie

De nodige yee-ha’s en hell yeah’s ten spijt, de show komt nooit echt helemaal van de grond. De Texaan heeft met 'Texodus' een aantal hele behoorlijke liedjes op zijn naam staan en de breekbare cover van Cindy Laupers jaren 80-klassieker klinkt prima, maar dat is niet genoeg. Dat dit nummer als eerste in de set gespeeld wordt is een wat makkelijke keuze en doet afbreuk aan zijn eigen nummers. Sneed is een vermakelijke verschijning op het podium maar zijn nummers beklijven te weinig, de doelstelling om al zijn platen te verkopen wordt dan ook niet behaald.

Cijfer 6+

Jonathan Jeremiah: Britse zanger wederom solo op zijn best

Lange wachtrijen voor de ingangen van de grote zaal al voor negenen tonen aan dat zich met Jonathan Jeremiah een echte headliner aandient. Nadat MC Lucas de Man de zaal op fenomenale manier heeft opgewarmd klinkt bij opkomst van Jeremiah en zijn vierkoppige band een oorverdovend applaus en is zelfs voor aanvang van het concert al een staande ovatie te ontwaren, dat belooft wat.

Foto: Hanneke Wetzer

Gezien

Jonathan Jeremiah, op 15 juni 2013 tijdens Naked Song, in het Muziekgebouw.

Muziek

Jonathan Jeremiah programmeren op een festival dat bekend staat als een plek waar je échte singer-songwriters kunt zien en ontdekken, is geen voorspelbare keuze. Jeremiah maakt soulvolle popmuziek die op een warme zondag lekker weg luistert. Met bescheiden radiohitjes als ‘Happiness’ en ‘Heart of Stone’ weet hij in ieder geval de grote zaal van het muziekgebouw behoorlijk vol te trekken.

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Jeremiah is solo op zijn best. Dat heeft hij al verscheidene keren bewezen. Toch kiest hij er nog steeds voor om een voltallige band mee te nemen. Wanneer hij solo echter ‘How Half-Heartedly We Behave’ ten gehore brengt laat hij zien dat hij niet meer begeleiding nodig heeft dan enkel zijn eigen gitaar. Vooral in het begin van de set is de band wat rommelig. Na het solo nummer lijken de muzikanten ook wakker geschud en met ‘Gold Dust’ van zijn laatste album weet de band eindelijk te overtuigen. 

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De band die Jeremiah bij zich heeft versterkt hem niet, en dat is nog zacht uitgedrukt. Vooral in een van zijn grootste hits ‘Heart of Stone’ bewijst de band zijn frontman een slechte dienst. De drummer en bassist zitten er een paar keer naast waardoor het nummer gewoon niet over komt. Daarbij komt dat het repertoire van Jeremiah zich niet perfect leent voor een festival als dit. Dat valt echter niet echt toe te schrijven aan de artiest zelf, ware het niet dat het live ook allemaal maar wat voort kabbelt. Dit is muziek die je op de achtergrond prima kunt horen, maar waar je niet echt voor gaat zitten om naar te luisteren.

Conclusie

Jonathan Jeremiah zou er goed aan doen om eens solo een tour te doen. Ondanks geslaagde concerten met het Metropole Orkest klinkt de Brit op zijn best wanneer hij alleen met een gitaar om zijn nek op het podium staat. Zijn oeuvre bevat prima liedjes maar uiteindelijk komt het optreden mede door een matige band niet echt los. Cijfer: 6,5

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Great recap from our friends at Pee Dee Arts of the inaugural LMR show, featuring Dylan Sneed.

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Day 7: In-The-Round

This tour, while short, has been a good sampling of different types of shows that an independent solo songwriter might play. As Sara and I made the very short trip to Annapolis on Day 7, I geared up for the gig that evening: an event called 12 Voices.

David Glaser, an Annapolis-based songwriter, hosts this monthly concert series at 49 West, a great coffee shop and restaurant in downtown Annapolis. Every month David brings in a featured artist to share his or her tunes. He's hosted songwriters from all over North America. Every show also includes a "cameo" artist, which in this case was me. David plays a few tunes to kick off, then introduces the cameo, then the featured artist plays. We take a break, then reconvene to perform an in-the-round set where we're all on stage together, accompanying each other, impromptu style.

The beauty of a gig like this is in its empathetic nature. It's a show for songwriters, hosted by a songwriter. David uses his extensive knowledge of the touring life to cater to the needs of his fellow performers. He, unlike many hosts, knows exactly what we're looking for in a show. This is not a knock on other venues, but more of a praise for folks like David. He does all that he can to create an intimate, comfortable environment that's conducive to a human connection.

David's favorite part of the evening is the in-the-round set, when all three performers sit on stage together and share stories and songs. Spontaneous song circles like this happen all the time at conferences and festivals like Folk Alliance and the Kerrville Folk Festival. After being a part of many of them, David wanted to bring some of their improvised magic to a concert setting. I'm not sure if the results are more fun for the performers or the audience, but it seemed Monday night like both parties were enjoying the moment.

These times wake up the guitar nerd in me. David is a very good guitarist and mandolin player as well, so it was great fun to play off each other. When you go on tour you end up playing the same 10-15 tunes every night, so it's refreshing to be thrown into a situation where you're playing along with a song you've probably never heard before. It's almost as if you upped the stakes a bit. Living a little more dangerously. And when everything works out, it's that much more exciting when you strum the final chord. I want to thank David for facilitating a great event in his hometown. Check out his music here. Also, please check out the featured artist from this show. Her name is Ellis, and she's originally from Texas, now living in Minnesota. Her songs, even the sad ones, are some of the most uplifting you can find. I dare you to see her live and not smile. It's impossible. Thanks for following, Dylan

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ROTC cadets honored during Spring 2019 awards program

NATCHITOCHES – Northwestern State University’s Department of Military Science hosted an end-of-semester awards program for cadets in the Reserve Officer Training Corps. The 69th Demon Battalion Spring Awards Ceremony highlighted the accomplishments of cadets in and out of the classroom.

 Academic honors were presented to Cadets Clayton Casner and Cole Spoon, President’s List (4.0) students, and Cadets Karl Marzahl, MacKenzie Buie-Grace, Joseph Orchi, William Jenson, Gennyfer Pena, Alyah Cortez and Seth Ozsoy, Dean’s List (3.50-3.99) students. 

 Cadets who earned honors for 4.0 grade point averages in military science were John Ham, Karl Marzahl, Mackenzie Buie-Grace, Eboni Phidd, Maria-Magdalena Torres, Neil Garcia, William Jensen, Ethan Lewis, GEnnyfer Pena, Adrian Vandiver, Clayton Casner, Alyah Cortez, Daja Easter, Caleb Krikorian, Trenton Malmay, Madison Miller, Seth Ozsoy, Cole Spooner, Dylan Trueblood, Terran Turner, Alex Wade and Katelyn Watson.

 Cadet Caleb Krikorian received the Sons of American Revolution Award presented to a meritorious cadet who has displayed good standing militarily and scholastically.  He or she must be enrolled in the first year of the program and show a high degree of merit with respect to leadership qualities, soldierly bearing and excellence.

 Four MS 4 senior cadets were recognized by Lt. Col Wendell Bender.

 Cadet Logan DeOre served as the Command Sergeant Major and received the Field Training Exercise Award and the National Sojourners Award presented in recognition of the highest attributes of Americanism and support of the United States as a member of the Reserve Officers’ Training Corps.  

 Cadet John Ham served as Executive Officer and Co0captain of the Ranger Challenger Team for three years.  He received the Cadet Scholar GP Award, the Field Training Exercise Award and the AUSA Military History Award.

 Cadet Brandon Homan received the Recruiting Award and the Field Training Exercise Award.

 Cadet Karl Marzahl served as the Demon Battalion Commander this year and co-captain of the Ranger Challenge Team for three years. He received the Silver Medal Athlete Award, the Recruiting Athlete Award and the Field Training Exercise Award. He also received the award for the Most Outstanding Cadet, Cadet Leadership Course, and the Colonel Tomas Baker Award annually presented to an outstanding senior cadet who exhibits exemplary traits of dedication and leadership. He also received the Lion’s Club Award presented annually to a cadet who has shown excellence in leadership. The selected cadet must have excelled over the course of the year in all facets of military science and must uphold the highest ideals of patriotism and fidelity.

 MS-3 junior-level cadets were recognized.

 Cadet Justin L. Broussard received the Field Training Exercise Award.  

 Cadet Mackenzie Buie-Grace is the Battalion’s Executive Officer and the Detachment Commander for LSU-S, a partnership school. He received the Recruiting Award and the Field Training Exercise Award. He also received the AUSA ROTC Medal given to an outstanding junior cadet who contributes the most towards advancing the standing of the Military Science Department and is in the top 10 percent of their class in ROTC and the top 25 percent of their class in other subjects.

 Cadet Larancion Magee is the Assistant S1, Administrative Officer. He received the Recruiting Award and the Field Training Exercise Award.

 Cadet Joseph S. Orchi is the S-3 Operations and Training Officer.  He received the Recruiting Award and the Field Training Exercise Award.  He also received the award for Most Outstanding Cadet, Cadet Initial Entry Training, Fort Knox, Kentucky.

 Cadet Eboni C. Phidd is the S1 Administrative Officer.  She received the Recruiting Award and the Field Training Exercise Award. Phidd also received the American Legion Scholastic Excellence Award presented by Gordon Peters Post 10. The award is presented to the cadet in the top 10 percent of his or her class in academic subjects, is ranked in the top 25 percent of ROTC classes and has demonstrated sound leadership potential.

 Cadet Maria-Magdalena Bansil-Torres will be the 2019-20 Battalion Commander and Ranger Challenge Captain.  She received the award for the most improved GPA, the Silver Medal Athlete and the Field Training Exercise Award. Bansil-Torres also received the Knights of Columbus 4th Degree Patriotic Award presented to a junior who has been selected for patriotic standards above and beyond all others, and the Military Officers Association of America Award for an outstanding junior-level cadet who has demonstrated exceptional potential for military leadership.

 Cadet Terran D. Turner is the S-2 Military Intelligence Officer.  He received the Cadet Honors GPA Award and the Field Training Exercise Award.

 MS-2 sophomore-level cadets were recognized.

 Cadet Tanner Delphin is the S-6, Communications Officer.  He received the Field Training Exercise Award.

 Cadet Neil Garcia is the  Assistant S-4, Logistics Officer.  He received the Cadet Honors GPA Award and the Field Training Exercise Award.

 Cadet Ronesha Johnson received the Recruiting Award.

 Cadet Ethan P. Lewis is the 2019-2020 Battalion Command Sergeant Major and Ranger Challenge Co-Captain.  He received Cadet Honors GPA, Recruiting Award and Field Training Exercise Award. He also received the AMVETS medal and certificate presented to an outstanding cadet for diligence in the discharge of duties and the willingness to serve God and country for the mutual benefit of all.

 Cadet Jordan Loyd is the Platoon Sergeant.  He received the Recruiting Award and the Scottish Rite of Freemasonry Award that recognizes a cadet who has contributed most among cadets on campus to encourage and demonstrate patriotism by deeds or conduct during participation in extracurricular activities or community projects with demonstrated academic excellence and potential for outstanding leadership.

 Cadet Deasheneire Payne received the award for most improved score on the Army Physical Fitness Test.

 Cadet Gennyfer Pena is the Assistant S-3, Operations and Training Officer.  She received the Gold Medal Athlete Award for scoring the highest of all cadets this semester, the Recruiting Award and the Field Training Exercise Award. Pena also received the award of the General Society of the War of 1812 that recognizes an outstanding sophomore of high moral character and good academic standing.

 Cadet Robert Sneed is the Detachment Commander for LSU-A, a partnership school.  He received the award for the Most Improved Cadet, MS II class.

 Cadet Adrian Vandiver received the Recruiting Award and the Field Training Exercise Award. Vandiver also received the award of the Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War given to a cadet who has shown a high degree of patriotism to the nation and has demonstrated a high degree of academic performance and leadership.

 MS-1 first-year cadets were recognized.

 Clayton Casner received the Award for Most Improved Cadet in the MS-1 class.  He earned the Recruiting Award and the Field Training Exercise Award.

 Cadet Alyah Cortez received the Military of Foreign Wars of the United States Award presented for exceptional leadership potential.

 Cadet Daja Easter received the Cadet Scholar GPA Award.

 Cadet Trenton Malmay is the 2019-2020 Company First Sergeant. He received the Silver Medal Athlete Award.

 Cadet Madison Miller received the Recruiting Award and the USAA Spirit Award that recognizes the cadet who best displays the traits and characteristics that embody the spirit of service to others.

 Cadet Seth Ozsoy received the Recruiting Award and the Field Training Exercise Award. He also received the Military Order of the Purple Heart Leadership award presented to an underclassman with a positive attitude toward ROTC and country.  The cadet must hold a leadership position in the cadet corps and be active in school and community affairs.

 Cadet Cole Spooner is an Assistant S-2, Military Intelligence Officer.  He received the Bronze Medal Athlete Award.

 Cadet Dylan Trueblood received the Cadet Honors GPA Award and the Veterans of Foreign Ward award presented to an undergraduate student who has demonstrated achievement and concentrated effort in military subjects with demonstrated capability and diligence in the ROTC program.

 Cadet Alex Wade received the Cadet Honors GPA Award and the Recruiting Award.  Wade also received the Award of the Daughters of Founders and Patriots of America given to a freshman who has demonstrated potential for good leadership as well as demonstrated similar or related accomplishments reflecting the ideals of patriotism.

 Cadet Katelyn Watson also received the Daughters of the American Revolution Award presented to a cadet who shows outstanding ability and achievement and has demonstrated dependability and good character, leadership ability and patriotic understanding of the importance of ROTC training.

 Cadets who volunteer to serve in the National Guard Military Funeral Honors program

render final honors to service members who have paid the ultimate sacrifice in service to the nation.  This service is one of the last memories that Veterans’ families will have of that person,

so those Guardsmen devote additional time to training.  They must know and execute precise drill and ceremony, casket and urn sequences, flag folds, how to conduct a firing party and uniform maintenance.  

             Cadets Caleb Krikorian and Trenton Malmay were recognized for serving in the Louisiana Army National Guard Military Funeral Honors program.

 The award of the Military Order of World Wars is presented to a cadet form each class who excels in all military and scholastic aspects of the ROTC program.  Cadets Karl Marzahl, Terran Turner, William Jensen and Trenton Malmay were recognized with the citation from the Lieutenant Tory H. Middle Chapter in appreciation for demonstrated excellence in academic and military studies, application of leadership principles and desire to serve the country.  Honorees also exhibited qualities of dependability, good character and adherence to military discipline to bring credit to the NSU’s ROTC unit and the university.

 The U.S. Army Sergeant York Award is presented to a cadet who excels in the program and devotes additional time and effort to maintaining and expanding it.  This year’s recipient was Cadet Ethan Lewis.

 The Leadership Excellence Award recognizes a cadet who demonstrates leadership ability in the program, across campus and in civic activities. This year’s Leadership Excellence Award was presented to Cadet Karl Marzahl.

 The Cadet Commendation Medal recognizes those who contributed extraordinary efforts to the program and the Cadet Achievement Medal recognizes those who displayed outstanding efforts to the ROTC program. Cadets who received the Cadet Commendation Medal were Cadets Katelyn Watson, Gennyfer Pena and Mari-Magdalena Bansil.  Cadets who received the Cadet Achievement Medal were Cadets Cole Spooner, Ethan Lewis and Mackenzie Buie-Grace.

 Tops cadets from each class were also recognized as those who show academic and military leadership and demonstrate strong officer potential.  The cadets volunteer, speak up, encourage others to improve and rise above their peers to build their program.  This year’s Superior Cadet Award recipients were Cadet Seth Ozsoy, Top MS I;  Cadet Ethan Lewis, Top MS-2; Cadet Mackenzue Buie-Grace, Top MS III, and Cadet John Ham, Top MS IV.

 Scholarship recipients were also recognized.  Cadet Ronesha Johnson earned the Jeanice Leadership and Excellence Schoalrship given to an active ROTC cadet who participates in at least two other activities at NSU, maintains a high GPA and demonstrates leadership Potential.

 Cadet Gennyfer Pena earned the Malcolm Daisy Scholarship given as a reward for perseverance against adversity.  The scholarship recognizes a cadet’s drive to serve one’s country as a U.S. Army officer and exhibits all Army values on a regular basis.  

 Cadet Alex Wade earned the James A. Noe Memorial Scholarship presented to a cadet who displays a high degree of leadership potential, a high standard of moral conduct and support of the NSU ROTC program.

 Cadet Marzahl was recognized for his leadership as Battalion Commander this past year and an engraved Leatherman multitool.  

              A Commissioning Ceremony for graduating ROTC cadets who will take the Oath of Commissioned Officers will take place at 1:30 p.m. Friday, May 10 in the TEC/Middle Lab School Auditorium.  Cadets Dominitra Charles, Logan DeOre, John Ham and Karl Marzahl will take the oath to serve as second lieutenants in the U.S. Army. The public is invited to attend.  The oath will be repeated during the 3 p.m. commencement program in Prather Coliseum.

             Information about NSU’s Department of Military Science and ROTC Program is available at rotc.nsula.edu.  

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An emotional moment at tonight’s game as officers from the Harris County Sheriff’s Department, officers from our CFISD Police Department and other first responders pay tribute to their fallen brother, Deputy Sheriff Sandeep Dhaliwal. pic.twitter.com/DrIaVdZ6zR

— Cy Springs Band (@CySpringsBand) September 28, 2019

CYPRESS — The Cypress area was rocked by the murder of Harris County Sheriff’s Deputy Sandeep Dhaliwal Friday afternoon, near Highway 6 and West Road. On top of the many vigils that have sprung up in the Cypress community, tributes were made during our Texas high school football games for Dhaliwal, and recognition of our first responders were also made.

The funeral ceremony for the deputy is scheduled for Wednesday, Oct. 2 at the Berry Center. Sikh religious ceremony at 10:30 a.m., law enforcement ceremony at 11:30. Public welcome at both, space permitting, according to the Sheriff’s Office.

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Following last week’s 20-7 stomping of the once unbeaten Bears from Bridgeland High School, the District 14-6A leader is Cy Woods’ Wildcats team. The result means that no league team will be able to finish the season with a perfect 10-0 record. So far, only the Bears and Tomball Memorial have one loss apiece.

Cy Woods (3-2 overall) leads the district with a 3-0 league record, which created another three-way tie, albeit for second place.

Tied up at 2-1 are the Bears, Cy Lakes and Cy Ranch. Regarding tie-breakers, the Bears are over the Mustangs, but the Mustangs are over Cy Lakes’ Spartans. The Bears don’t meet Cy Lakes until Week 10’s Thursday night Halloween game at Cy-Fair FCU Stadium.

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With Cy Woods, the Bears, Cy Ranch and Cy Lakes holding the four playoff spots, the remaining five teams of the district have only three league wins spread amongst them.

Cy Park earned its first varsity win over Cy Springs, 24-10, last Saturday night. Langham Creek edged Bryan, 35-31.

The Mustangs had a glorious come from behind victory over Cy Lake, 34-31, Thursday evening. Cy Lakes had a solid first half performance, but Cy Ranch scored 21 unanswered points in the second half, to snatch the victory.

– @UHCougarFB commit Sofian Massoud (@MassoudSofian) recorded his third game this season with 300 or more pass yards in a single game.

He’s the only @CyFairISD quarterback to accomplish that feat this season. Only Julian Brown (@Nlmbjuju17) achieved that in 2018.#txhsfb https://t.co/T379BvLXy5

— Varsity Wires (@VarsityWires) September 27, 2019

    We love our @CyFairISD district and the CY-Fair all they do for us. We always appreciate the support they show for not just us but all the first responders agencies in our community. We definitely feel the #CFISDspirit https://t.co/Q6FBYAKcSG

— CFISD Police Dept (@CFISDPDChief) September 29, 2019

A Harris County resident sent us a video of fallen Deputy Sandeep Dhaliwal.

“He laughed and joked with all of us, and left a bright impression on my son who is deaf,” she said.

Deputy Dhaliwal is an incredible loss not only to our HCSO family but to the entire community. pic.twitter.com/EbsdFeeWXO

— HCSOTexas (@HCSOTexas) September 28, 2019

@CyWoodsFB212 holds their own in undefeated meeting with @BridgelandFB ; Final score 20-7 in favor of the Wildcats pic.twitter.com/0QP6vthPyw

— 🎥 Livewildphotos 🎥 (@Kingwilderr) September 28, 2019

  Parents, your purchasing photos helps him record more memories. This link will redirect you to his website: https://t.co/QsvGXnjxxM https://t.co/lQmZyRKDpV

— Cypress News Review (@CypressNewsRev) September 26, 2019

  Cypress Park recorded their first win in program history yesterday with a 24-10 defeat of Cypress Springs.#txhsfb pic.twitter.com/uzBPyeDXx9

— Varsity Wires (@VarsityWires) September 29, 2019

Below is the same data, in searchable text form.

Season Standings WINS LOSSES TIE PCT PTS OPP

Bridgeland Bears (6) ——————- 4 1 0 0.8000 217 58 Memorial (T) Wildcat (9) ————— 3 1 0 0.7500 163 66 Cy-Lakes Spartans (2) —————— 3 2 0 0.6000 186 105 Cy-Ranch Mustangs (4) —————— 3 2 0 0.6000 154 124 Cy-Woods Wildcats (1) —————— 3 2 0 0.6000 139 127 Bryan Vikings (8) ———————- 1 3 0 0.2500 52 127 Cy-Park Tigers (7) ——————— 1 3 0 0.2500 79 171 Langham Creek Lobos (3) —————- 1 4 0 0.2000 58 153 Cy-Springs Panthers (5) —————- 0 5 0 0.0000 34 169

District Standings WINS LOSSES TIE PCT PTS OPP

Cy-Woods Wildcats (1) —————— 3 0 0 1.0000 82 49 Bridgeland Bears (6) ——————- 2 1 0 0.6667 93 34 Cy-Lakes Spartans (2) —————— 2 1 0 0.6667 119 69 Cy-Ranch Mustangs (4) —————— 2 1 0 0.6667 103 86 Cy-Park Tigers (7) ——————— 1 1 0 0.5000 52 71 Memorial (T) Wildcat (9) ————— 1 1 0 0.5000 68 31 Langham Creek Lobos (3) —————- 1 2 0 0.3333 56 117 Bryan Vikings (8) ———————- 0 2 0 0.0000 31 75

Cy-Springs Panthers (5) —————- 0 3 0 0.0000 17 89

RESULTS OF SEPT. 26-28, SCHEDULE FOR THURS., OCT. 3,

CY-WOODS —- 20 BRIDGELAND — 7 BRYAN @ BRIDGELAND —– 7:00* LANGHAM CREEK 35 BRYAN ——– 31 CY-RANCH —- 34 CY-LAKE —— 31 SCHEDULE FOR FRIDAY, OCT. 4, CY-PARK —– 24 CY-SPRINGS — 10 —————————- MEMORIAL —- Bye CY-RANCH vs CY-PARK —- 7:00*

SCHEDULE FOR SATUR., OCT. 5,

CY-WOODS vs CY-LAKES — 6:00* MEMORIAL @ LANGHAM CREEK 6:00*

CY-SPRINGS ————- Bye

Team Offense ———— GA RUSHING PASSING TOTAL AVER. Memorial (T) ————————— 4 1194 836 2030 507.5 Cy-Lakes ——————————- 5 936 1446 2382 476.4 Bridgeland —————————– 5 623 1524 2147 429.4 Cy-Ranch ——————————- 5 994 786 1780 356.0 Cy-Woods ——————————- 5 729 887 1616 323.2 Cy-Park ——————————– 4 925 175 1100 275.0 Bryan ———————————- 4 631 259 890 222.5 Cy-Springs —————————– 5 883 119 1002 200.4 Langham Creek ————————– 5 380 531 911 182.2

Team Defense ———— GA RUSHING PASSING TOTAL AVER. Memorial (T) ————————— 4 490 443 933 233.3 Bridgeland —————————– 5 481 686 1167 233.4 Cy-Lakes ——————————- 5 874 561 1435 287.0 Cy-Woods ——————————- 5 921 571 1492 298.4 Cy-Ranch ——————————- 5 340 1229 1569 313.8 Bryan ———————————- 4 699 650 1349 337.3 Cy-Springs —————————– 5 1149 586 1735 347.0 Langham Creek ————————– 5 1042 714 1756 351.2

Cy-Park ——————————– 4 980 743 1723 430.8

OPPONENT Team Fumbles FUMBLES-LOST – FUMBLES-LOST TEAM INTERCEPTIONS: NO

Bridgeland —— 4 2 18 7 1. Cy-Ranch ———— 5 Bryan ———– 9 6 12 7 Cy-Woods ———— 5 Cy-Lakes ——– 4 3 7 6 3. Bridgeland ———- 3 Cy-Park ——— 14 9 10 4 Memorial (T) ——– 3 Cy-Ranch ——– 9 3 5 1 5. Bryan ————— 2 Cy-Springs —— 18 12 9 4 6. Cy-Lakes ———— 1 Cy-Woods ——– 17 6 8 2 Langham Creek ——- 1 Langham Creek — 10 4 10 4 8. Cy-Park ————- 0

Memorial (T) —- 3 0 3 1 Cy-Springs ———- 0

Rushing (Player,School,Class) TC YARDS AVG. TD LG

1.) Carbrey Barnes,Memorial (T),Jr —- 65 528 8.12 4 55 2.) Xavier Howard,Cy-Lakes,Sr ——— 94 512 5.45 4 50 3.) Willie Eldridge,Cy-Ranch,Sr ——- 78 426 5.46 5 30 4.) James LeBlanc,Cy-Park,Sr ———- 28 321 11.46 3 52 5.) Mason Culton,Bridgeland,So ——– 58 287 4.95 7 47 6.) DJ Ciers,Cy-Ranch,Jr ————– 51 284 5.57 1 37 7.) Cameron Jackson,Cy-Springs,Sr —– 72 279 3.88 1 19 8.) Richard Rodriguez,Memorial (T),So – 41 259 6.32 1 35 9.) Jalen Davis,Bryan,Sr ————– 28 256 9.14 1 34 10.) Sofian Massoud,Cy-Lakes,Sr ——– 54 251 4.65 6 54 11.) Christian Scott,Cy-Woods,Sr ——- 41 248 6.05 4 31 12.) Terrance Sneed,Cy-Springs,Sr —— 49 234 4.78 0 21 13.) Trayse Holmes,Cy-Woods,Jr ——— 51 224 4.39 2 38 14.) Jackson Jones,Cy-Woods,Sr ——— 73 218 2.99 1 15 15.) Sergio Small,Cy-Park,Sr ———– 55 217 3.95 1 32

Passing (Player,School,Class) ATT COMP YARDS PCT LG INT TD

1.) Sofian Massoud,Cy-Lakes,Sr ——– 148 88 1446 0.5946 72 3 11 2.) Conner Weigman,Bridgeland,So —— 154 101 1194 0.6558 62 0 14 3.) Jackson Jones,Cy-Woods,Sr ——— 101 48 811 0.4752 75 4 6 4.) DJ Ciers,Cy-Ranch,Jr ————– 83 56 757 0.6747 66 1 10 5.) Colton Marwill,Memorial (T),Jr —- 73 43 631 0.5890 71 2 7 6.) Seth Johnson,Langham Creek,So —– 53 32 338 0.6038 42 3 1 7.) Finn Nicholson,Bridgeland,Jr —— 32 18 330 0.5625 77 0 4 8.) Nico Bulhof,Bryan,Jr ————– 65 27 244 0.4154 29 2 2 9.) Joseph Manjack,Memorial (T),Jr —- 16 10 205 0.6250 40 0 4 10.) Michael Tolbert,Cy-Park,Sr ——– 39 18 175 0.4615 50 0 2

Receiving (Player,School,Class) TC YARDS AVG. TD LR

1.) Khaliq Abdul-Mateen,Cy-Lakes,Sr — 35 497 14.20 6 39 2.) Dylan Goffney,Bridgeland,Jr ——- 28 533 19.04 7 77 Atrevion Hunter,Bridgeland,Jr —– 28 316 11.29 4 47 4.) Logan Kyle,Memorial (T),Sr ——– 24 315 13.13 7 31 5.) Hunter Wallis,Bridgeland,Jr ——- 18 171 9.50 1 30 6.) Drake Dabney,Cy-Ranch,Sr ———- 16 170 10.63 3 33 Christian Scott,Cy-Woods,Sr ——- 16 290 18.13 1 43 8.) Dylan Crippen,Bridgeland,Jr ——- 15 116 7.73 2 27 Joseph Manjack,Memorial (T),Jr —- 15 284 18.93 4 71 Josh McMillan,Cy-Lakes,So ——— 15 355 23.67 2 72

Punting (Min. 8 Punts) NP YARDS AVG. BK LK

1.) Everett Ornstein,Langham Creek,Sr – 26 1112 42.77 0 79 2.) Nico Bulhof,Bryan,Jr ————– 22 858 39.00 1 77 3.) Zach Gibson,Cy-Ranch,Jr ———– 22 856 38.91 0 55 4.) Marshall Barstow,Bridgeland,Jr —- 14 530 37.86 0 56 5.) Michael Tolbert,Cy-Park,Sr ——– 12 427 35.58 0 58 6.) Josh Vasquez,Cy-Springs,Sr ——– 12 352 29.33 0 45 7.) Michael Fernandez,Cy-Woods,Jr —– 10 271 27.10 0 38 8.) Ethan Mitchell,Cy-Springs,Sr —— 12 316 26.33 0 53

Punt Returns (Min. 2 Returns) NR YARDS AVG. TD LR

1.) Chase Richter,Cy-Woods,Sr ——— 9 157 17.44 0 48 2.) James LeBlanc,Cy-Park,Sr ———- 2 30 15.00 0 15 3.) Andrew Maleski,Bridgeland,So —— 4 40 10.00 0 20 4.) Kobe Banks,Cy-Ranch,Sr ———— 2 17 8.50 0 9 5.) Elias Pino,Cy-Ranch,Sr ———— 6 37 6.17 0 14

6.) Atrevion Hunter,Bridgeland,Jr —– 4 10 2.50 0 12

Kick-Off Returns (Min. 2 Returns) NR YARDS AVG. TD LR

1.) Atrevion Hunter,Bridgeland,Jr —– 3 141 47.00 0 81 2.) JaVarian Stewart,Cy-Woods,So —— 3 116 38.67 1 93 3.) James LeBlanc,Cy-Park,Sr ———- 5 178 35.60 1 100 4.) Naisiah Jacobs,Langham Creek,Sr — 9 320 35.56 0 80 5.) Joseph Manjack,Memorial (T),Jr —- 2 69 34.50 0 43 6.) Evan Wylie,Memorial (T),Sr ——– 3 93 31.00 0 38 7.) Cameron King,Cy-Park,So ———– 3 86 28.67 0 43 8.) Jalen Davis,Bryan,Sr ————– 4 109 27.25 0 38 9.) Gavan Kaspar,Bridgeland,Jr ——– 3 81 27.00 0 44 10.) Christian Richardson,Bryan,Sr —– 9 242 26.89 0 39

Interceptions (Player,School,Class) NI YARDS AVG. TD LR

1.) Robin Neely,Cy-Ranch,Jr ———– 3 21 7.00 0 17 2.) Kerwin Ross,Memorial (T),Sr ——- 2 10 5.00 0 10 3.) 15 TIED WITH 1 EACH

Scoring (Player,School,Class) TOUCHDOWNS PTS. AFTER TD ——- R P RET Ki R P FG TTL 1.) Mason Culton,Bridgeland,So ——– 7 2 0 0 0 0 0 54 2.) Tyler Slusher,Bridgeland,Sr ——- 0 0 0 28 0 0 5 43 3.) Dylan Goffney,Bridgeland,Jr ——- 0 7 0 0 0 0 0 42 Logan Kyle,Memorial (T),Sr ——– 0 7 0 0 0 0 0 42 5.) Khaliq Abdul-Mateen,Cy-Lakes,Sr — 0 6 0 0 0 1 0 38 6.) Sofian Massoud,Cy-Lakes,Sr ——– 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 36 7.) Willie Eldridge,Cy-Ranch,Sr ——- 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 30 Jason Gerow,Cy-Ranch,Sr ———– 0 0 0 18 0 0 4 30 Xavier Howard,Cy-Lakes,Sr ——— 4 1 0 0 0 0 0 30 Joseph Manjack,Memorial (T),Jr —- 1 4 0 0 0 0 0 30 Christian Scott,Cy-Woods,Sr ——- 4 1 0 0 0 0 0 30

Scoring by Kicking —————— PAT-KICK FG TOTAL 1.) Tyler Slusher,Bridgeland,Sr ——- 28 5 43 2.) Jason Gerow,Cy-Ranch,Sr ———– 18 4 30 3.) Michael Fernandez,Cy-Woods,Jr —– 15 4 27 4.) Axel Espinal,Cy-Lakes,Sr ———- 20 2 26 5.) Fernando Carlos-Enciso,Cy-Park,Jr – 10 1 13 6.) Nico Bulhof,Bryan,Jr ————– 7 1 10 Bryce Hinze,Memorial (T),Jr ——- 10 0 10 Ethan Mitchell,Cy-Springs,Sr —— 4 2 10 9.) Everett Ornstein,Langham Creek,Sr – 8 0 8

10.) Adrian Gonzalez,Memorial (T),Jr — 7 0 7

SUB-VARSITY RESULTS

JUNIOR VARSITY: JV/SOPH.:

Bridgeland – 37 Cy-Woods – 24 Bridgeland – 21 Cy-Woods – 12 Langham Creek – 50 Bryan – 22 Langham Creek – 28 Magnolia – 20 Cy-Ranch – 40 Cy-Lakes – 8 Cy-Park – 22 Cy-Springs – 6

FRESHMEN “A”: FRESHMEN “B”:

Bridgeland – 26 Cy-Woods – 20 Bridgeland – 26 Cy-Woods – 13 Bryan – 42 Langham Creek – 7 Cy-Ranch – 27 Cy-Lakes – 6 Cy-Ranch – 33 Cy-Lakes – 0 Cy-Park – 34 Cy-Springs – 27

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[mynyseason]

Made For This

Food for thought: "Grand Central" by Billy Collins The city orbits around eight million centers of the universe and turns around the golden clock at the still point of this place. Lift up your eyes from the moving hive and you will see time circling under a vault of stars and know just when and where you are. Since 2006 I've been on the road at least as much or more than I've been home. Every choice we make has inherent sacrifice, and my choice to live this lifestyle has been no different. There is always a cost. Strained relations, weariness, and general discombobulation. But there are also benefits. Greater connectedness, greater appreciation for the now, and a broader perspective. I have an embarrassing memory from my first national tour. I played my way out of Texas via Lubbock, then I camped in Palo Duro Canyon, just outside of Amarillo. Next came New Mexico, Colorado, Kansas, and up into the Midwest. Eventually I found myself sitting in a bar in Springfield, Illinois. I was there as the feature act of an open mic night. I played my set, then took in songs from the other performers. A tall, nice-looking guy named Micah took the stage and played Oasis' "Wonderwall," but in the style of Ryan Adams from Love Is Hell. Sure, it was a cover of a cover, but Micah delivered it well. He exhibited what I call "the vacuum effect," when all the air seems to be sucked from the room. It's an almost uncomfortable level of quiet, like outer space. This is when your hair stands up on end, when not just your hearing, but all senses seem to become heightened, like the fight-or-flight response. Micah finished the tune, and the small crowd erupted with woos, whistles, and clapping hands. I looked around at the cheering faces, the friends celebrating a magic moment orchestrated by their hometown hero, and I actually heard this thought going through my head: Man, these people are having a great time, and they're not even in Texas! I immediately caught the thought, and sort of mentally slapped myself on the wrist for thinking it, but it was too late. The damage was done. I was outed, at least to myself, as just some redneck bigot from Texas. It was troubling. I carried the shock of my revelation with me for the next several weeks as I made my way to the east coast and later down through the Deep South. How could I have believed this, even on a subconscious level? How could I have been so narrow-minded, so Tex-centric? I didn't have a great answer, and I still don't--other than I really needed to get out of town. I don't think it has so much to do with the fact that I grew up in Texas. Or even that I grew up in Austin. I think it had everything to do with the fact that I was the center of my own universe, just like in Billy Collins' poem above. For the remaining miles of the tour I mulled this over repeatedly in my head. And with each positive experience in another previously unknown town, my horizon grew, while I myself shrank. I felt increasingly smaller, part of a unimaginably vast world of people with stories as varied as the leaves on the trees zooming by my car window. I returned from that tour with a new worldview and a new addiction. I couldn't wait to travel again. To meet up with old friends and discover new ones. I kept the wheels turning solid for about six years, wearing out a Toyota 4-Runner (which, trust me, is no easy task) and racking up frequent flyer miles. I longed for my world to keep getting bigger. I longed to be rid of this kind of small thinking. During a time of doubt and insecurity leading up to my recent move up the east coast, I pleaded with God to give me more details of my journey. What was the purpose? What was I supposed to do? How was I supposed to do it? I desperately wanted answers. What I got went something like this: You were made to do this. Even without Him explicitly explaining what "this" was, I felt like once I heard this promise I breathed a little easier. I'd reminisce over the last six or seven years of my life. The grand process that we can perhaps only see when looking in the rearview. Hundreds of thousands of miles in the car alone. Hundreds of nights where I stood by myself on a stage in a room filled with strangers. Austin. Abilene. Dallas. Hartsville. Germany. Falling in love and falling apart. Strangers who become close friends who become strangers again. It seems somewhat obvious to say, but everything up until now has led to this present moment. He has been making me all the while. Making me ready for "this." And I'm learning to love the process of discovering what "this" is. New York is a city full of centers of the universe, but it's not the only place like this. You see it everywhere, obsessive introspection devolving into navel-gazing. Self-centeredness. It's our default. I think part of what "You were made for this" means to me is that He's repeatedly shown me the absurdity of the "Me" cosmology. After all these miles, how could I possibly look at any one place in the world and say, "This is where it's all happening."? New York is not the center of the universe. Neither am I. Neither are you. And thank God for that. Here's to exploring this vast world. Here's to enjoying becoming increasingly smaller. Here's to wonder. Here's to awe. And here's to continuing to be made. This week's news: Since I missed a week, I'll include news from the past two weeks. There's a lot, so I'll be brief. 1) I rehearsed with Barefoot & Bankside, a Brooklyn based alt-country group. My longtime friend and collaborator Jeff Rogers was on drums. This was so much fun! We will play our first show together in June. More on that later. 2) I played at The Little Rock Folk Club in Little Rock, AR to a wonderful crowd of music lovers. I was treated extremely well the entire weekend by Len and Susan, my gracious hosts. I was praying that I would make enough at the gig to afford a sublet in Brooklyn for February. I didn't make enough. I made MORE than enough! Hallelujah! 3) Speaking of that, I moved into my first sublet in Brooklyn. I like my roommates, and it feels great to have a place of my own, even if for only a month. 4) Last but not least, I picked up a very interesting temp job as a runner for two UK photographers who are here for Fashion Week. Basically, I wait outside a show until they finish, they hand me their SD card, and I run it back to a hotel where another one of their team edits and uploads the images to a website so that media outlets can purchase them. Fancy! I just finished my first day of this work, and I'll be on the job until Tuesday. Then it's back to normal life: teaching at a rock and roll school, managing concert series in South Carolina, touring occasionally, and taking steps toward my Pyramids. Thanks for reading, Dylan

[mynyseason]

Pyramids

In March of last year I took a step. I asked God, "Where are my Pyramids?" This question needs some context. One of my favorite books is The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho. It is a fable about pursuing your purpose. In it, a young Spanish shepherd boy has a recurring dream of a hidden treasure buried near The Great Pyramids of Egypt, and after some personal reflection and counsel from a couple of mysterious characters, he decides to leave Spain and pursue this treasure. I read this book at least once a year, and I always seem to relate my life to that of the main character. I often take stock of my life and wonder which part of the story most closely resembles my own at the moment. Am I on the plains of Andalusia? Amid the bustle of Tangiers? Or deep in the incomprehensibly vast desert? So when I asked God, "Where are my Pyramids?" I knew what I meant, and I believe He did, too. He answered me plainly, "New York." The answer took me by surprise. New York is a singular experience. I've visited this place several times, usually playing music at a club. I always enjoyed myself (I even enjoyed the driving for some twisted reason), but I never pictured myself living here. "Really?" I responded. "Yes." "Is there a timeframe?" "Six months." "You mean, September?" "Look at September." Since March I've taken steps, reached out to friends, continued to pray, and have done my best to follow this direction. I sold and gave away much of my belongings. I put the rest in storage. I'm selling my car. I left a city that I love. I went to Europe twice. And on December 30, 2013 I arrived in New York City, without a job or a place of my own, and not at all sure of what precisely it is that I'm doing. But I have faith. I feel like now is the time for me to reach out. To share this process with you. I will do my best to be open and honest. For the sake of mine and my friends' privacy, I won't include every detail, but I will try to include parts of my story which I feel may encourage some of you to seek out your own Pyramids. I will post something new on this blog every Friday. I have no idea what it will look like. Sometimes it may be a picture or a quote I encounter. Sometimes a story from the week. The purpose is simply to reach out. I have no idea how long I will live in New York. When I asked God, He simply told me, "It's not forever." I'll continue this blog as long as I'm here. I am an artist, a songwriter, a guitarist, a concert promoter, a dreamer, a teacher, a coach, and a believer, among other things. You can always see what else I am up to by clicking the links at the bottom of this page. It's always great to hear from you, so please don't be a stranger. Thanks for reading, Dylan

[dylansneedmusic]

Private Guitar Instruction Available this August

I'm offering private guitar instruction for the month of August. We can cover any of these areas:

Music theory

Songwriting

Lead lines/soloing

Fingerstyle

Performance

Got another idea? Let me know!

We can work with electric or acoustic guitar. My teaching philosophy is "find what the student wants to learn, then derive a lesson from that." Sound like fun? It is!

Lessons in August are on Tuesdays at my home in Hartsville. If you are interested, please send me an email.

I hope to be jamming with you soon!