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longvlew News-Journal, Thursday, October 4, 2001 3D RUSHING Pine Tree tops Henderson 7 103 14.7 0 3 43 14 3 0 6 85 14.2 0 5 49 9.8 0 3 27 9.0 0 2 14 7.0 0 8 40 6.7 0 2 7 3.5 0 Blake WombJeJyter Lee Justin Kegier. tufldn Vincent Watts, Luttai Willie Andrews, Longview Brandon Moss, John Tytor Roderick Cotton, Nacogdoches Leroy Thomas, John Tyier XV KICKOFF RETURNS NR Yds Avg TD 94 94.0 Player, school Rashad Turner, Marshal Tommy Grfffin. John Tyler Tyrone Wesley, Nacogdoches James Todd, Marshal LaTerrance Morrow, Marshal Rickie Walker. Tyler Lee PagMeMcGee, John Tyler BilyMcKetvey.Uftii Damion Dews, Tyler Lee QuenSiHotman.Luftm 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0- 0 100 333 24 24.0 71 23.7 22 22.0 64 21.3 41 205 73 18.3 18 180 34 17.0 Shockers: Coed 3 champion INTERCEPTIONS FROM STAFF REPORTS Bethany Beethe, Rachel Webster, Audrey Bright, Alison Williams, 'Tristan Yuan and Brett Wilkins all picked up singles wins, and Pine Tree won two boys doubles matches, one singles match and one mixed doubles match Tuesday en route to a 10-5 win over Henderson. Beethe swept Henderson's Sarah Hill, 7-5, 6-2.

Webster was a 6-3, 6-2 winner over Jennifer Kee. Bright routed Kayla Hall, 6-0, 6-0, and Williams was a 60, 6- 1 winner over Allison Petri-cone. Yaun notched a 64, 64 win over Rx Mann, and Wilkins blanked Chad Hutto, 6-0, 60. In boys doubles, Alex LaRue and Keith Childs notched a 4-6, 7- 6 (74), 6-3 win over the Henderson earn of Perricone and Scotty Bagley, and Wilkins and Adam Hayes defeated Drew Butler and Hutto, 7-6 (12-10), 6-3). Bright and Beethe notched a 64, 0 win for the Lady Pirates in girls doubles action.

In mixed doubles, Yuan and Webster picked up a 6-1, 6-0 win over Hall and Gelwicks. Pine Tree Will meet Kilgore on Oct. 11 for the District 164A title. Gladewater netters topple Evangel GLADEWATER The Gladewater High School tennis team rolled to a 12-5 win over Shreve-port Evangel to run its fall record to 7-1. Winning in singles action for Gladewater were Lucy Flores over Rebecca McKibben (6-1, 6-0), Tatiana Tsukamoto over Cheryl Hamiter (8-0), Megan Hetherington over Abby Mob-ley (8-1), Dallas Long over Leighton Copely (6-0, 6-2), Brandon Blear over Jon Emmons (8-0), Moritz Krebs over Mike Johnson (8-3) and Dillon Burks over John Erickson (9-8).

In girls doubles, the Lady Bears dominated with Fiores and Kim Hosak winning over McKibben and Jessica Hudson (8-3) and the team of Tsukamoto and Amanda Miller nipping Hamiter and Mobley (9-7). In boys doubles, Long and Blear defeated Evangel's Johnson and Russ Irby (8-0), while Krebs and Burks knocked off Erickson and Caleb Carter (8-6). The Bears will travel to Kilgore Saturday. v-! 2166 it wa Yds Avg TD 2 93 46.5 0 2 17 8.5 0 2 15 7.5 0 2 7 3.5 0 2 0 0.0 0 1 25 25.0 1 1 15 150 0 nayar.tcbool Yot YPC TO Cliff Etfwanls. John Tyler 46 464 10.1 5 Willie Andrews, longview 52- 334 6.4 4 Jason Roberts, Marsha) 57 256 4.5 5 Keondra Smith, Tyler Lee 40 23? 5.9 1 Tyrone Ross, Tyler Lee 24 229 9.5 4 Byron Fields, Tyler Lee 46 228 5.0 3 ChrbMer, John Tyler 33 194 5.9 1 JoelArmstrong, Longvtew 41 194 4.7 2 LaTerrance Morrow, Marshal 18 172 9.6 1 Tommy Griffin, John Tyler 20 165 8.3 3 PASSING Pltyer, school C-A Yds TD Austin Christmas, Marshal 50-73 971 11 2 MjAtHymTyierlee.

41-66 707 6 1 Joel Armstrong, Lonjvew 22-56 412 2 3 Reggie McNeal. Lultei 21-63 329 3 1 Leroy Thomas, John Tyler 8-17 212 3 0 Brandon Moss, John Tyler 5-9 118 1 1 Noel Hood, Nacogdoches 6-22 89 1 0 Roderick Cottwi, Nacogdoches 8-22 61 0 3 TyWrfgfit, Tyler Lee 3-9 26 0 0 Adrian Warns, Marshall 3-4 18 0 0 RECEIVING Player, school Rec Yds Avg TD Victor Bennett, Marshal 19 311 16.4 3 Rashad Turner, Marshall 18 485 26.9 5 BlateWomble, Tyler Lee 13 310 23.9 1 Brad BergW, Tyler Lee 8 89 11.1. 0 La'Bryan Warns, Longview 7 141 20.2 1 Leonard Berryman, Marshall 7 106 15.1 1 6 153 25.5 2 Terrain Parks, Luflan 6 91 15.2 1 Nekehbick Erone, John Tyler 5 151 30.2 1 LaRandaSMcKind, Longvlew 5 114 22.8 0 Willie Andrews, Longview 5 73 14,6 0 Ty Wright, Tyler Lee 5 72 14 4 2 Jonathan Palmer, Tyler Lee 5 60 12.0 1 Byron fields, Tyler Lee 5 47 9.4 0 PUNTING (min. 8) Player, school NP Yds Avg LK Stephen Coker.Lufkin 18 667 37.1 66 LaFandalMcKind, Longview 12 424 35.3 45 Andrew Hate, Nacogdoches 25 876 35.1 50 Rickey Ccs, John Tyler 16 532 33.3 60 PUNT RETURNS Player, school NR Yds Avg TD Victor Bennett, Marshal 2 55 27.5 0 Player, school Lawayton Battles, Tyler Lee Matthew Melton, John Tyler Breayon Moody, Marshal Marvin Byrdsong, Longview GregKlmbrough, Marshal Fletcher Sessions, John Tyler Aaron Carter, Tyler Lee Roderick Cotton, Nacogdoches LaMarlo Hofs, Longview James Stephens. Longview James Todd, Marshal Chris Wnghten, Marshal (TAW 21 6 6.0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0 00 0 TEAM OFFENSE ul GA Rush Piss 4 571 989 Total Avg 1560 390.07 Team Marshall John Tyler Tyler Lee Longview Lutkin 5 1403 346 1749 349.8 5 876 733 1609 321.8 4 J367 412 1279 319.8 4 637 383 1020 255.0 UAW 2166: Coed 3 runner-up 150 489 122.3 Nacogdoches 4 TEAM DEFENSE GA Rush Pass Total Avg Team John Tyler Tyler Lee Longview Lutkin Marshal 617 282 899 1798 797 272 1069 213.8 574 308 882 220.5 417 496 913 228.3 502 536 1038 259.5 603 595 1198 299.5 Enhanced Olympic security will cost $40 million more Nacogdoches 4 3 RUSHING PASSING delegation met in a closed-door session with House Speaker Dennis Hastert, Attorney General John Ashcroft and the heads of the FBI, the Secret Service and other agencies to discuss security.

Sen. Orrin Hatch, R-Utah, said there was a commitment to "put all essential resources behind our Olympic security needs." Ghost Riders: Coed 4 champion WASHINGTON (AP) Winter Olympics organizers came to Capitol Hill to press for money for enhanced security measures and to promise a safe gathering in Salt Lake City in February. The heightened security, including more metal detectors, video surveillance and plainclothes federal agents, will cost up to $40 million more, the organizers said Wednesday. The additional funding would bring federal spending on the Games to about $310 million more than three times the federal security spending for the 1996 Summer Olympics in Atlanta. Salt Lake Organizing Committee President Mitt Romney, Utah Gov.

Mike Leayitt and Utah's entire congressional Player, learn AIL Yards Avg. TD Player, team C-A Yards TD lift Steven Ashley, Kilgore 60 499 8.3 1 Austin Adams, Henderson 43-94 568 3 6 Ben) Colbert Kilgore 64 407 6.3 6 JoeMonaghan.Klgore 29-60 505 3 3 60 390 6.5 6 Chris Sutton, Pine Tree 21-53 301 4 0 Michael Lewis, Henderson .76 347 4.5 1 Jason Coe. Hatlsvile 14-38 272 2 2 Reggie Lazenby.Whitehouse 60 331 5.5 4 Jim Boh duals, Whitehouse 11-33 225 2 0 Jim Bob Quals, Whitehouse 34 256 7.5 2 Shannon Claiborne, Carthage 24-46 207 0 4 'S? uZ I TEAM OFFENSE 54 205 3. T(sffl (Urns Rush Pats Total Avg. 2 25 Kilgore 5 1027 545 1572 314 4 Tfcti Dates.

HaflsvUe 30 188 6.2 1 whitehouse 4 1015 225 1240 310.0 RECEIVING HendOTOn 4 474 568 1042 2605 u. xn Halls 4 620 420 1040 260.0 N0' PineTree 4 544 415 959 2397 AlexAlexander, Henderson 17 249 14,6 2 JeremyPerry.Kllgore 13 281 21.6 2 4 396 234 630 1575 Brandon Howard, Henderson 12 140 11,6. 1 TEAM DEFENSE Kendrick Muckteroy, HaBsviBe 10 234 23.4 2 Team Games Ruth' Pats Total Avg. Danny Beets, Kilgore 10 131 13.1 2 Henderson 4 368 426 794 198.5 Aaron Erickson, Pine Tree 9 157 17.4 1 Whitehouse 4 535 344 879 219.7 Danny Gates, Carthage 7 .74.. 10,5 0 Kilgore 5 625 537 1162 232.4 Jerrard Johnson, Pine Tree 7 72 10.2 1 Cartage 4 532 515 1047 261.7 Zachftoey, Carthage 6 33 5.5 0 HaJsville 4 417 644 1061 265.2 Steven Ashley, Kilgore 5 54 10.8 0 PineTree 4 822 445 1267 316,7 1 Financing Available 236-3488 www.alservice-ac.com UCTACL80O9518E rr Sl-M 1 wirM I 11 111 fi 1 nn mi nrv ill I f7 7 ii hi -j; Mis-Matched: Coed 4 runner-up if ul Cowboys waive receiver McGarity Cheer ijour local high school fcothall team (and bs a winner WJN' yourself) with a Fall Fan Pack from th2 Lcnnvtew News-Journal ii 13 first time since 1989, the year Jones bought the team, after going 5-11 last season.

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