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The Page 7B MEET THE TAFF KEVIN CONNELLY Sports Reporter Kevin.Connelly@shreveporttimes.com Sports Curator Randall.Hiller@shreveportttimes.com LEE HILLER Sports Reporter LUKE THOMPSON Sports Reporter JIMMY WATSON SOLUNAR TABLES Today 10:55 a.m.4:41 a.m.11:23 p.m.5:09 p.m. Saturday 11:51 a.m.5:38 a.m.–––6:05 p.m. Sunday 1 2:22 a.m.6:35 a.m.12:48 p.m.7p.m. Weekly Calendar Mavericks: p.m.;Monday,vs.Milwaukee,7:30 p.m.;Wednesday,vs.Golden p.m. Pelicans: p.m.;Monday,at p.m.

Saints: p.m. Cowboys: TICKET INFORMATION A Independence TELEVISION COLLEGE BASKETBALL 2:30 p.m.— Diamond Head vs.N.Iowa, ESPNU 5:30 p.m.— Diamond Head vs.Hawaii, SPN2 7:30 p.m.— Diamond Head vs. NBA 11a.m.— New Orleans at 1:30 p.m.— Chicago at Oklahoma 4 p.m.— Cleveland at Golden 7 p.m.— San Antonio at 9 :30 p.m.— L.A.Clippers at L.A.Lakers,ESPN HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL LSWA CLASS 4A ALL-STATE TEAM OFFENSE WR Trevor Begue St.Thomas More 5-8 180 Sr. WR Kenya Dartez Cecilia 6-2 185 Sr. WR Price Crowley 6-2 165 Sr.

OL John Kade Lawrence Neville 6-0 210 Sr. OL Ashton Whaley Teurlings Catholic 6-1275 Sr. OL Blaze Van Buren Neville 6-1255 Sr. OL Will Champion North DeSoto 6-3 305 Sr. OL Lionell Scott Loranger 6-2 300 Sr.

QB Aldon Clark Karr 6-1185 Jr. RB Jacobi Taylor Washington-Marion 5-8 190 r. RB Raymond Calais Cecilia 5-9 172 Sr. Patrick Queen Livonia 6-1210 Jr. Bailey Raborn St.Thomas More 6-0 190 Sr.

Ath Wayne Toussant Plaquemine 5-11170 So. DEFENSE DL Daniel Crosley DeRidder 6-3 240 Sr. DL Tyler Shelvin Northside 6-3 300 Jr. DL Rashard Lawrence Neville 6-3 295 Sr. Willie Baker Livonia 6-4 235 Sr.

LB Michael Leday LaGrange 5-11200 Sr. LB Justin Gaskin North DeSoto 5-11212 Sr. LB Ethan Broussard St.Thomas More 5-10 220 Sr. David Crosley DeRidder 6-2 225 Sr. DB Todd Harris Plaquemine 6-2 184 Jr.

DB Alvinoski LaFleur LaGrange 6-0 190 Sr. Evan Johnson Loranger 5-8 170 Sr. DB Keldrick Zeno Cecilia 5-11185 Sr. PBailey Raborn St.Thomas More 6-0 190 Sr. Corey Straughter Neville 5-11160 Jr.

MVP Offense: Raymond MVP Defense: Rashard Coach of the Honorable Trivenskey Jaiden Jenkins, Graham, Cole Kelley, Teurlings yreik Harding, Davonte More; Darius Bellam Martin, McDonogh 35; Austin Griffin, Jay Mc- Tolliver Morris, Warren hristion re 3 5. 2015 ALL-DISTRICT TEAMS DISTRICT 1-5A First team OFFENSE WR Corey Hawkins, r.TE Tanner Carson Patt Garrett euce Jamarquez Tyson Hardman, CJ Nico Broadway, Joey DEFENSE DL Davin Aaron Calc ik LB Micah A shton Adarius Washington, loyd Steele Netterville, Seth Offense MVP Keondre Defense MVP AC Second team OFFENSE WR Cameron Jonathan Jernigan, Elijah Alvin Ward, Tanner Connor Normandin, Sr. DEFENSE DL Jeremias Albritton, Gaston Newson, Airline, Jaden Jeremiah White, Johnson, A Arthur Harrison Andrew rlando DISTRICT 2-5A First team OFFENSE WR Brandon Norris, est Tayl Jalen Taylor Byrd, ton.QB Austin Warren, Ruston.RB rey Lewis, Slade Alex Jassemidis, uston DEFENSE Layton Monroe; Dennis A Corey Bailey Monroe; Matthew Hannib Seth Desmond Seth White, uston Offense MVP: Matthew Defense MVP: B.J.Hollis,Ouachita Second Team OFFENSE WR Jeremy Bell, Chandler Neal, West Jacob Dumars, QB Scott Jarious DEFENSE Quentarius Tilmon, Monr LB Jordan Zack Dubois, CHS.DB Deshaun West Keon Parker, Ruston.P Tanner Austin RS Kyle Monroe DISTRICT 1-4A First team OFFENSE WR Clayton TE Kelcey Colton ordan Maide QB Garrett RB Jerm aine Hall, orth Ath Antonio Pedro Peyton Bogan, DEFENSE DL Chauncey LB Tajarez DB Zeke Free- Ath Austin Marquez Offense Co-MVPs Garrett 'jarius Defense MVP Zitkerrion Second team OFFENSE WR John OL Drew Burnell, Justin Burnh Antonio Rivette, Aareon Treveion Justin McCready, DEFENSE DL John Jason Jaden Harris, Keimun Jordan Dekeltric DISTRICT 1-3A First team OFFENSE WR Crawf ole DeWil- iam Lay, North Christopher McNeil, reen Christian QB Jaylon eAndre White, North Josh Hawboldt, Conroe Jalen DEFENSE L- Shai Caldwell, reen Sherman Joshua Holde Stanley Keutre Wesley Web- Devin Hill, Rico Webster, Jr. Offense MVP Devin Webster Co-Defense MVP Blake Coach of the Year John Webs ter. DISTRICT 1-2A First team OFFENSE WR Kyle David Fitz- Hunter Marvin Braden Carter, D.J.Anderson,Calvary.C Landon Travis River.RB Kordavion Frankie River.P Brian PK revor DEFENSE David Lewis, ed Trace Jonathan on Chanse Davis, Rodarius Will Andraez ary.

Offense MVP Jake Defense MVP Chanse Coach of the Year John Second team OFFENSE WR Teaundrick Ethan Stan- Clay Wil Plants, North Matthew QB Bishop Lytavious Anderson, Carter Conroe Bishop Jaylon Wilson, ansfield. DEFENSE Zemeko Sergant, Green Jaylen Jack- Jalen Smith, orth tain DISTRICT 1-1A First team FFENSE TE Fabian Boston Tanner Woods, Seth Hartsfield, Cedar Adrian Deondre Glover, revon Richard Roge Danquarian Mitchell Creek, r. DEFENSE Tony Monk, K.Z. Sam Kordell quarian Harris, RS Trevon Keldrick Offense MVP Keandre Sr. Defense Co-MVPs Bijan Coach of the Year David Second team OFFENSE TE Eriyon Eva Creek, o.T Terrell Harris, Plain Nolte, Cedar Creek, r.G Zach A dam Tyler ion Austin Trent DEFENSE Jalen Harr Creek, o.LB Dontay Mardis, Creek, Anthony Boston eondre Anthony Boston Creek, Jr.P Jalen Archie Will NFL All times CST AMERICAN CONFERENCE East WLTPctPFPA y-New England 1 2 20.

857 4 35 2 69 Buffalo680.429341336 Miami590.357278361 South WLTPctPFPA Houston770.500275301 Indianapolis680.429285372 Jacksonville 590. 357 3 43 3 80 Tennessee3110.214269359 North WLTPctPFPA Pittsburgh950.643378287 Baltimore4100.286292360 Cleveland3110.214253387 West WLTPctPFPA Denver1040.714308259 Kansas City 950. 643 3 65 2 57 akland 680. 429 3 19 3 56 an Diego4100.286280348 NATIONAL CONFERENCE East WLTPctPFPA Washington770.500316332 Philadelphia680.429318362 N.Y.Giants680.429373358 Dallas4100.286246324 South WLTPctPFPA Atlanta770.500302312 Tampa Bay 680. 429 3 11 3 53 ew Orleans 590.

357 3 50 4 32 North WLTPctPFPA x-Green Bay 1 0 40. 714 3 47 2 65 innesota950.643296272 Detroit 590. 357 3 02 3 63 hicago 590. 357 2 89 3 52 West WLTPctPFPA y-Arizona 1 2 20. 857 4 45 2 69 -Seattle 950.

643 3 70 2 48 t.Louis680.429241294 San Francisco4100.286202339 San Diego at Washington at p.m. Houston at leveland at Kansas New England at N.Y.Jets,noon I ndianapolis at San Francisco at allas at hicago at Tampa Carolina at ittsburgh at Jacksonville at New p.m. St.Louis at p.m. reen Bay at p.m. N.Y.Giants at p.m.

Cincinnati at p.m. NBA EASTERN CONFERENCE A tlantic Division WLPctGB Toronto 1 8 1 2 600 oston 1 6 1 3 552 1 1 2 New York1416.4674 Brooklyn821.2769 1 2 Philadelphia130.03217 1 2 Southeast Division WLPctGB Atlanta 1 9 1 2 613 iami 1 6 1 1 593 1 rlando 1 7 1 2 586 1 harlotte1513.5362 1 2 Washington1314.4814 Central Division WLPctGB Cleveland 1 9 7. 731 hicago 1 5 1 1 577 4 I ndiana 1 6 1 2 571 4 etroit1713.5674 Milwaukee 1 2 1 8 400 9 WESTERN CONFERENCE Southwest Division WLPctGB San Antonio255.833— Dallas1613.5528 1 2 Memphis1615.5169 1 2 Houston1515.50010 New Orleans919.32115 Northwest Division WLPctGB Oklahoma City 1 9 9. 679 tah1214.4626 Denver 1 1 1 7 393 8 innesota1118.3798 1 2 Portland1120.3559 1 2 Pacific Division WLPctGB Golden State261.963— L.A.Clippers1613.55211 Sacramento1217.41415 Phoenix1218.40015 1 2 L.A.Lakers523.17921 1 2 Games No games scheduled Games New Orleans at hicago at Oklahoma p.m. Cleveland at Golden p.m.

San Antonio at p.m. at L.A.Lakers,9:30 p.m. NHL EASTERN CONFERENCE A tlantic Division GPWLOTPtsGFGA Montreal 3 6 2 0 1 3 34 3 1 05 8 9 oston33191044210485 Florida 3 5 1 9 1 2 44 2 9 5 8 1 etroit3417107418989 Ottawa 3 5 1 7 1 2 64 0 1 05 1 04 ampa Bay3517153378782 Buffalo3414164327989 Toronto3312147318693 Metropolitan Division GPWLOTPtsGFGA Washington3325625210571 N.Y.Rangers36201244410493 N.Y. Islanders 3 519115439682 New Jersey 3 5 1 7 1 3 53 9 8 3 8 7 hiladelphia3415127377492 Pittsburgh3316143357684 Carolina34131653180101 Columbus 3 6 1 3 2 0 32 9 8 8 1 12 WESTERN CONFERENCE Central Division GPWLOTPtsGFGA Dallas3526725412488 St.Louis 3 6 2 1 1 1 44 6 9 2 8 5 hicago3620124449687 Minnesota 3 3 1 8 964 2 9 1 8 0 ashville3417116409086 Colorado 3 5 1 7 1 7 13 5 9 9 9 7 innipeg34151723292104 Pacific Division PWLOTPtsGFGA Los Angeles 3 3 2 0 1 1 24 2 8 4 7 6 an Jose3417152369394 Vancouver 3 6 1 3 1 4 93 5 9 1 1 03 A rizona33161523490104 Calgary34161623491113 Edmonton35151823291106 Anaheim3312156306285 points for a point for overtime loss. Games Florida St.Louis 0 N.Y.Rangers New Jersey 3 Vancouver Bay 1 Minnesota 1 Dallas 0 Calgary 1 Arizona 2 San Jose Angeles 3 Games No games scheduled Games No games scheduled COLLEGES Football Poinsettia Bowl San Diego Boise State Illinois 7 GoDaddy Bowl Georgia Southern Green 27 Bahamas Bowl assau Western Michigan Tennessee 31 Hawaii Bowl Honolulu Cincinnati (7-5) vs.San Diego State (10-3), ate St.Petersburg (Fla.) Bowl Marshall (9-3) vs.UConn a.m.

(ESPN) Sun Bowl El Miami (8-4) vs.Washington State p.m.(CBS) Heart of Dallas Bowl Washington (6-6) vs.Southern Mississippi p.m.(ESPN) Pinstripe Bowl Duke (7-5) vs.Indiana p.m.(ABC) Independence Bowl Virginia Tech (6-6) vs.Tulsa p.m. (ESPN) Santa Nebraska (5-7) vs.UCLA p.m. (ESPN) Military Bowl Navy (10-2) vs.Pittsburgh p.m. (ESPN) Quick Lane Bowl Detroit Central Michigan (7-5) vs.Minnesota (5-7), 4 p.m.(ESPN2) Heard is 4 A Coach of the Year Minden High School head football coach Spencer Heard has been named the Class 4A coach of the year by the Louisiana Sports Writers Association. Heard led the rimson Tide to a 9-3 season.

A lso named to the first team are North eSoto offensive lineman Will Champi- and linebacker ustin Gaskin. American Triple Crown is AP ports story of year NEW YORK American sweep of the Kentucky Derby, Preakness and Belmont Stakes for horse first Triple Crown since 1978 has been selected the sports story of the year in an annual vote conducted by The Associated Press. Eighty-two ballots were submitted from U.S. editors and news directors. Voters were asked to rank the top five sports stories of the year, with the first-place story receiving five points, the second- place story four points and so on.

A merican Triple Crown in received 317 points and 43 first- place votes in results announced Thursday. The No. 2 sports story was the scandal that ensnared Super Bowl- winning Patriots quarterback Tom Brady. Knicks forward issing $617,000 i jewelry NEW YORK Pol ice say Knicks for- ard Derrick Will iams has reported that $617,000 in jewelry has vanished from his apartment. Police say they are searching for two omen in the case.

hey released sur- eillance video footage late Wednesday of two well-dressed women leaving a club in meat- packing district early Dec. 19. Police say Williams later reported everal pieces of ewelry missing. hey included a $50,000 diamond olex watch, three iamond rings valued at $30,000 and three 24-karat gold chains orth $35,000. BRIEFS.