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Sunday, September 14, 2014 Brownwood Bulletin 1B

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ON DECKSUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 14

Men’s College SoccerHPU at University of Dallas 2 p.m.

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16Volleyball

Brownwood at Gatesville 6 p.m.Bronte at Bangs 6:30 p.m.Early at Jim Ned 6:30 p.m.

Women’s College SoccerHoward Payne at McMurry 7 p.m.

College VolleyballHoward Payne at Concordia 7 p.m.

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18Tennis

Brownwood at Graham 4:30 p.m.

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19Football

Alvarado at Brownwood 7:30 p.m.Hawley at Early 7:30 p.m.Bangs at Coleman 7:30 p.m.May at Blanket 7:30 p.m.Brookesmith at Eden 7:30 p.m.Zephyr at Jonesboro 7:30 p.m.Stephenville Huston at Victory Life 7:30 p.m.Brady at Comanche 7:30 p.m.Mason at Goldthwaite 7:30 p.m.San Saba vs. Bremond 7:30 p.m.

(at Gatesville)Santa Anna at Rochelle 7:30 p.m.Richland Springs at Balmorhea 7:30 p.m.Rising Star at Gordon 7:30 p.m.Oglesby at Mullin 7:30 p.m.Cranfills Gap at Sidney 7:30 p.m.

College VolleyballHoward Payne at East Texas Baptist 6 p.m.

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20Volleyball

Bangs at Eastland NoonTennis

Brownwood vs. Fredericksburg 9 a.m.(at Mason)

Brownwood at Mason 1 p.m.Cross Country

Brownwood at Reunion Fun Run TBAWomen’s College Soccer

Howard Payne at Texas Lutheran 2 p.m.College Volleyball

Howard Payne at LeTourneau 11 a.m.Howard Payne vs. McMurry 1 p.m.

(at LeTourneau)College Football

SW Assemblies of God at HPU 1 p.m.

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COLLEGE FOOTBALL

TWO FOR TWOLate defensive stands lift Yellow Jackets past Wayland Baptist, 27-21

DERRICK STUCKLY | BROWNWOOD BULLETIN FILERichard Young completed 19 of 40 passes for 221 yards and two touchdowns, including the 45-yard game winner to Brandon Simpson in the fourth quarter of HPU’s 27-21 win at Wayland Baptist Saturday.

BY DERRICK STUCKLY BROWNWOOD [email protected]

PLAINVIEW — Clinging to a six-point fourth-quarter lead, the Howard Payne Yellow Jackets twice turned away late scoring efforts by the Wayland Baptist Pioneers en route to a 27-21 victory Saturday afternoon.

Though the Yellow Jackets (2-0) surrendered 407 yards of total offense, HPU forced four turnovers and made a key fourth down stop in the final quarter to secure the program’s best start since 2009.

After Howard Payne regained a 27-21 lead with 9:57 remaining, Wayland Baptist (1-2) returned the en-suing kickoff 47 yards, and a personal foul penalty against the Yellow Jackets allowed the Pioneer drive to start at the HPU 33.

WBU reached the Howard Payne 7 where it faced a first-and-goal, but Donald Preston recorded a tackle for loss on first down, and Austin Williamson and Nigel Deas teamed up to drop the Pioneers in the backfield on second down.

Following an incomplete third-down pass, WBU opted to go for the end zone on fourth-and-goal from the 16. Pioneer quarterback An-thony Campuzano dropped back to pass, but Deas came through with the play of the game and delivered a sack that ended the scoring threat with 7:34 to go.

“The play was something we worked on a little bit a couple of times in practice, but Nigel came through and made a great play,” said HPU defensive play caller Guy Ament. “It’s a family thing over there on defense, and somebody stepped up and made a play.”

The Yellow Jackets milked 4:57 off the clock before giving the ball back to WBU

HIGH SCHOOL VOLLEYBALL

Payton Kall-man (11), Maddie Oines (7) and the Brownwood Lady Lions notched their 12th victory of the season Friday night.

DERRICK STUCKLY | BROWNWOOD BULLETIN


The Brownwood Lady Lions halted their two-match skid with a straight-set victory over former district rival Lampasas, 25-17, 25-22, 25-12, Friday night at Warren Gym.

Brownwood (12-14) received nine kills from Maddie Oines

while Payton Kallman chipped in seven.

Paxton Vaughn distributed 37 assists while Oines finished with a pair.

Behind the service line, Jen-nifer Martinez recorded four aces and Tristan Escamilla added three.

Defensively, Martinez notched 21 digs while Vaughn

and Escamilla both finished with 11.

Kallman and Vaughn were credited with one block each.

The Lady Lions will visit Gatesville at 6 p.m. Tues-day, host Fredericksburg on Tuesday, Sept. 23 and then welcome Mineral Wells for the District 6-4A volleyball opener Friday, Sept. 26.

Straight-Set TriumphLady Lions knock off Lampasas, 25-17, 25-22, 25-12

Brownwood falls to Ellison, Cove by 10-9 countsBY DERRICK STUCKLY BROWNWOOD [email protected]

If the Brownwood High tennis team isn’t collecting victories, it isn’t missing by much.

The Lions and Lady Lions dropped 10-9 decisions to 6A pro-grams Killeen Ellison and Copperas Cove Saturday — marking the fourth and fifth time Brownwood has fallen by a single point, all consecutively.

In the morning loss to Killeen Ellison, the match was decided by the mixed doubles battle as Brown-wood won all nine girls matches, but lost all nine boys matches.

Chalking up wins for the Lady Lions were the doubles teams of Delaney Bennett and Rosie Cadena (6-2, 6-1 over Yong Chang and LaKara Nairn), Brittney Blake and Bailey Bishop (6-2, 6-1 over Alissa Lornklang and Skylar Vanderberg) and Emma Sharpe and Katherine

Bautista (6-0, 6-0 over Sierra Spara-cello and Yasmine Sparacello).

Notching singles wins for the Lady Lions were Bennett (in three sets over Chang), Cadena (6-1, 6-4 over Nairn), Blake (6-4, 6-2 over Sarah Driver), Bishop (6-3, 6-0 over Lornklang), Sharpe (6-0, 6-0 over Vanderberg) and Bautista (6-1, 6-3 over Sierra Sparacello).

During the afternoon battle with Cove, Brownwood earned five wins on the girls side, three from the boys and captured the mixed doubles match.

Collecting victories for the Lady Lions were the doubles teams of Bennett and Cadena (in three sets over Sydney Danemarks and Alex Wilson) and Blake and Bishop (6-2, 6-2 over Kara McVeigh and Tessa Bliss).

Singles wins for the Lady Lions were earned by Bennett (7-5, 0-6, 6-3 over Alex Wilson), Bishop (7-5, 6-2 over Danemarks) and Bautista

(in three sets over Cross).For the Lions, the doubles victory

was claimed by Casey Shannon and Zach Hall (4-6, 6-2, 6-3 over Jake Abraham and Nic Fletcher), while singles wins belonged to Hall (6-1,

6-0 over James Llanos) and Kaden Thompson (6-2, 6-1 over Justin Adams).

Tallying the mixed doubles win for Brownwood was the team of Kaden Thompson and Illiana Ar-

enivas (3-6, 7-5, 6-3).Brownwood (7-7) will visit

Graham at 4:30 p.m. Thursday, as the Lions and Lady Lions look to improve to 2-0 in District 6-4A competition.

HIGH SCHOOL TENNIS

SEE JACKETS, 4B

Brittney Blake earned three wins in four matches — two doubles and two singles — Saturday in Brownwood’s battles against Killeen Ellison and Cop-peras Cove.

DERRICK STUCKLY | BROWNWOOD BULLETIN

2B Brownwood Bulletin Sunday, September 14, 2014

DISTRICT 3-4A DIVISION IDistrict OverallW L W L

Stephenville 0 0 3 0Big Spring 0 0 2 0Abilene Wylie 0 0 1 2Brownwood 0 0 1 2Snyder 0 0 1 2

‑———Friday’s Results

Graham 18, Abilene Wylie 7Big Spring, OPENLiberty Hill 43, Brownwood 36Monahans 42, Snyder 13Stephenville 36, Everman 21

‑———Thursday, Sept. 18

Lubbock Cooper at StephenvilleFriday, Sept. 19

Birdville at Abilene WylieHereford at Big SpringAlvarado at BrownwoodSnyder at Sweetwater

DISTRICT 3-3A DIVISION IDistrict OverallW L W L

Brady 0 0 3 0Wall 0 0 2 1Bangs 0 0 1 2Clyde 0 0 1 2Early 0 0 1 2Jim Ned 0 0 0 3Merkel 0 0 0 3


Goldthwaite 42, Bangs 36Brady 20, Llano 17 2 OTsClyde 30, Holliday 0Coleman 48, Early 14Anson 32, Jim Ned 16

Stamford 26, Merkel 20Wall 20, Sonora 6

‑———Friday, Sept. 19

Bangs at ColemanBrady at ComancheClyde at Colorado CityHawley at EarlyRoscoe at Jim NedMerkel at BallingerLago Vista at Wall

DISTRICT 9-3A DIVISION I District Overall W L W LGrandview 0 0 3 0West 0 0 3 0Whitney 0 0 3 0Glen Rose 0 0 2 1Comanche 0 0 1 2Hillsboro 0 0 1 2McGregor 0 0 1 2


Cisco 43, Comanche 0 Glen Rose 23, Mineral Wells 14 Grandview 61, FW Southwest Christian 6 Hillsboro 20, Kemp 10 Mart 54, McGregor 23West 42, Venus 19Whitney 47, FW Castleberry 6


Brady at ComancheGlen Rose at Dallas Paris EpiscopalMaypearl at GrandviewHillsboro at PalmerMcGregor at CliftonGatesville at WestWhitney at Cameron

DISTRICT 3-3A DIVISION II District Overall W L W LCoahoma 0 0 3 0Coleman 0 0 3 0Colorado City 0 0 2 1Stanton 0 0 2 1Post 0 0 1 2Ballinger 0 0 0 3


Winters 27, Ballinger 7Coahoma 27, Reagan County 7 Coleman 48, Early 14 Colorado City 42, Brownfield 24 Denver City 38, Post 11 Forsan 33, Stanton 0


Merkel at BallingerMiles at Coahoma Bangs at Coleman Clyde at Colorado City Floydada at Post Abernathy at Stanton

DISTRICT 7-A DIVISION I District Overall W L W LGoldthwaite 0 0 2 1Tolar 0 0 2 1De Leon 0 0 1 2Hamilton 0 0 0 3Hico 0 0 0 3San Saba 0 0 0 3


Cross Plains 19, De Leon 12Goldthwaite 42, Bangs 36Grape Creek 53, Hamilton 12Jarrell 28, Hico 14

Johnson City 19, San Saba 7 Tolar 16, Bosqueville 11


Meridian at De LeonMason at GoldthwaiteHamilton at FlorenceArcher City at HicoSan Saba vs. Bremond (at Gatesville)Axtell at Tolar

DISTRICT 10-A DIVISION I District Overall W L W LGordon 0 0 3 0Gustine 0 0 3 0Strawn 0 0 3 0May 0 0 2 1Lingleville 0 0 1 1


Gordon 48, Blanket 0Gustine 82, Moran 57Bryson 42, Lingleville 40May 34, Zephyr 14Strawn 86, Abilene Christian 36


Rising Star at GordonLohn at GustineMay at BlanketStrawn at Granbury Cornerstone

Saturday, Sept. 20Lingleville at Iredell

DISTRICT 11-A DIVISION I District Overall W L W LEvant 0 0 3 0Santa Anna 0 0 2 1Lometa 0 0 0 3

Zephyr 0 0 0 3‑———

Friday’s ResultsEvant 59, Granbury NCTA 14Temple Centex Homeschool 86, Lometa 49 Santa Anna 54, Brookesmith 0 May 34, Zephyr 14


Cedar Park Summit at EvantAustin Hill Country at LometaSanta Anna at RochelleZephyr at Jonesboro

DISTRICT 8-A DIVISION II District Overall W L W LPanther Creek 0 0 2 1Sidney 0 0 2 1Blanket 0 0 1 2Rising Star 0 0 0 3


Gordon 48, Blanket 0Panther Creek 67, Veribest 46Robert Lee 68, Rising Star 16Sidney 72, Victory Life 24


May at BlanketPanther Creek at CherokeeRising Star at GordonCranfills Gap at Sidney

DISTRICT 13-A DIVISION II District Overall W L W LRichland Springs 0 0 3 0Cherokee 0 0 1 2Mullin 0 0 1 2Brookesmith 0 0 0 3

Lohn 0 0 0 3‑———

Friday’s ResultsSanta Anna 54, Brookesmith 0 Stephenville Faith 62, Cherokee 42 Eden 89, Lohn 40Mullin 80, Rochelle 52Richland Springs 62, SA FEAST 6


Brookesmith at EdenPanther Creek at CherokeeLohn at GustineOglesby at MullinRichland Springs at Balmorhea

TAPPS 6-MAN DIII DISTRICT 2 District Overall W L W LFW Covenant 0 0 2 0Longview Trinity 0 0 2 0Heath Fulton 0 0 2 1Rich. Canyon Creek 0 0 2 1Victory Life 0 0 2 1Granbury NCTA 0 0 1 2

———Friday’s Results

FW Covenant 46, Weatherford Christian 14Evant 59, Granbury NCTA 14Heath Fulton 51, Denton Calvary 6 Rich. Canyon Creek 45, Carrollton Chr. 0Sidney 72, Victory Life 24

Saturday’s ResultChester at Longview Trinity


FW Covenant at Lewisville LakelandGranbury NCTA, OPENHeath Fulton at CampbellKarnack at Longview TrinityRich. Canyon Creek at Plano CHANTStephenville Huston at Victory Life

HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL STANDINGS

HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL REVIEW: WEEK 3

May takes down Zephyr, No. 1 Coyotes rollSidney hands VLA first loss; Santa Anna keeps Brookesmith winless; Blanket shut out by Gordon


MAY — In a battle of former district rivals, the May Tigers chalked up their sec-ond consecutive victory, while keeping the Zephyr Bulldogs winless in a 34-14 decision Friday night.

May (2-1) scored the first three touch-downs before Zephyr (0-3) got on the board just before intermission. The Tigers added two more touchdowns in the second half before the Bulldogs added their final score.

The Tigers compiled 317 yards of total offense, with 288 coming on the ground. Zach Davis rushed for 105 yards and a 20-yard touchdown, Gage Freeland added 80 yards and a 34-yard score and Caleb Hardy finished with 54 yards and scored on a 7-yard carry. Christian Scott also chipped in 43 yards.

Through the air, Isaac Williams completed 3 of 8 passes for 29 yards with two touch-downs. Aaron Sadler grabbed an 18-yard scoring reception and Brant Harris finished with two catches for 11 yards, including a 1-yard touchdown reception.

Zephyr ended the night with 215 total yards, including 169 rushing. Bishop Nor-man rushed for 166 yards and scored on carries of 1 and 2 yards.

The Bulldogs committed a pair of turn-overs, while May was turnover-free.

May will travel to Blanket (1-2) — which is coming off a 48-0 loss to Gordon — next week, while Zephyr ventures to Class A Di-vision II No. 9 Jonesboro (2-0) — which had its bye Friday night.

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RICHLAND SPRINGS 62, SA FEAST 6RICHLAND SPRINGS — The Class A Divi-

sion II No. 1 Richland Springs Coyotes have yet to see the second half as they throttled another opponent Friday night, routing San Antonio FEAST, 62-6.

The Coyotes (3-0) raced out to a 24-0 lead after one quarter and added 38 points over the final 10 minutes.

Richland Springs finished with 269 yards of total offense — 204 rushing and 65 pass-ing — while giving up 209 yards to FEAST (2-1). However, the Coyotes forced four turnovers — three of which were returned for touchdowns. Bryan Salinas returned an interception and a fumble for touchdowns, while J.B. Salinas added a pick six.

Bryan Salinas also rushed for 142 yards and four scores, while completing 6 of 12 passes for 65 yards. Jacob Cohn chipped in 58 yards and a touchdown on the ground.

Leading receivers for the Coyotes were Jordan Burkhart with three grabs for 28 yards, Storm Teel with two receptions for 28 yards and Cohn with a 9-yard catch.

Next week, the Coyotes will take the long road trip to Balmorhea (2-1) — which posted a 58-12 victory over Marfa Friday night.

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SIDNEY 72, VICTORY LIFE 24The Sidney Eagles notched their second

victory in a row, while handing the Victory Life Warriors their initial defeat of the sea-son, 72-24, Friday night.

Sidney (2-1) jumped out to a 28-6 advan-tage after one quarter and extended its lead to 52-18 by halftime. The game ended in the third period.

The Eagles amassed 484 yards of total of-fense, with 404 coming on the ground. Jalen Moya rushed for a team-high 297 yards, while Beau Cheatham completed 4 of 9 passes for 80 yards. Blake Crawford added three catches for 69 yards for Sidney.

Next week, Sidney will host Cranfills Gap (1-1) — which had its bye Friday night — while Victory Life (2-1) welcomes Stephen-ville Huston.

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SANTA ANNA 54, BROOKESMITH 0BROOKESMITH — After a couple of near

misses in their first two games, the Brooke-smith Mustangs proved to be no match for

the Santa Anna Mountaineers, who notched their second win in a row, 54-0, Friday night.

Brookesmith (0-3) finished with just 38 yards of total offense — 24 through the air and 14 on the ground.

Devin Eason rushed for 11 yards, passed for 16 and caught a 6-yard pass. Cade Stephens grabbed a 9-yard reception, while Pedro Valle made a 7-yard grab and rushed for 3 yards. Tanner Nunn also completed an 8-yard pass.

Santa Anna (2-1) racked up 278 yards — all on the ground. Jordan Washington rushed for a team-best 86 yards trailed by Lucas Diaz with 75 yards and a pair of touchdowns, Jacob Herrod with 60 yards and two scores, Jed Herrod with 35 yards and a trip to the end zone and Colton En-riquez with 25 yards and one score.

Colby Nelson returned an interception for a touchdown to start the scoring for Santa Anna, and Jed Herrod recovered a fumble.

Next week, Brookesmith will venture to Eden (2-1) — an 89-40 winner over Lohn Fri-day — while Santa Anna travels to Rochelle (0-3) — which is coming off an 80-52 loss to Mullin (2-1).

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GORDON 48, BLANKET 0BLANKET — The Blanket Tigers’ home

schedule got off to a rocky start with a 48-0 loss to the Gordon Longhorns Friday night.

Blanket (1-2), which has lost two straight since its season-opening come-from-behind victory over Chillicothe, was limited to 146 yards of total offense with a pair of turn-overs.

Noe Valle rushed for 41 of Blanket’s 77 yards on the ground, while Wesley Musick added 16 yards and Eddie Hernandez fin-ished with 13.

Toby Florence completed 9 of 17 passes for 64 yards and Luke Kinkade added a 4-yard completion.

Jordan Chasteen caught a team-high three passes for 43 yards, Rodolfo Valle added two grabs for 15 yards and Quinton Alvarez

finished with two catches for 9 yards.Gordon (3-0) overcame three turnovers by

racking up 232 total yards — 120 passing and 112 passing — as Chase Mackey scored on a pair of short runs and returned a Blan-ket fumble for a touchdown.

Next week, Blanket will attempt to bounce back as it hosts May (2-1) — which is com-ing off a 34-14 win over Zephyr.

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ROBERT LEE 68, RISING STAR 16ROBERT LEE — The Rising Star Wildcats’

search for their first victory will continue into next week after suffering a 68-16 loss to the Robert Lee Steers Friday night.

Rising Star (0-3) was held to 154 yards of total offense — 140 passing and 14 rush-ing — while Robert Lee (3-0) generated 337 yards — 232 on the ground and 105 through the air.

Krispin Froese caught a 27-yard touch-down pass from Ben Boucher with 1:31 left in the first period for the Wildcats. Boucher added a 25-yard scoring strike to Tommy Gann with 1:25 remaining in the second period.

Boucher completed 12 of 32 attempts, while Kyle Jaynes rushed for a team-best 35 yards. Gann finished with three receptions for 45 yards.

Austin Fowles rushed for 135 yards for Robert Lee, Mychael Tijerina passed for 105 yards and Bruce Buddin caught a 41-yard pass.

Next week, Rising Star ventures to unde-feated Gordon (3-0) — which is coming off a 48-0 win over the Wildcats’ district rival Blanket — in search of its first win.

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CISCO 43, COMANCHE 0CISCO — The Class 3A top-ranked Cisco

Loboes showed no letdown after last week’s come-from-behind win over Wall as they dished out the Comanche Indians’ second straight defeat, 43-0, Friday night.

Cisco (3-0) scored two touchdowns in each of the first three quarters and tacked on a fourth-quarter field goal. The Loboes

finished with 394 yards of total offense — with 353 coming on the ground.

Comanche (1-2) was limited to a mere 54 yards — 30 yards rushing on 31 carries and 24 yards through the air on 3 of 10 passing.

Cash Mankin finished with 47 yards on the ground for the Indians, while Fabian Zuniga caught two passes for 17 yards. Pay-ton Nance did all the passing for Comanche.

Landon Lewis rushed for 153 yards for Cisco, while Taylor Massey chipped in 125 yards.

Next week, Comanche will attempt to bounce back as it hosts undefeated Brady (3-0) — which knocked off Llano, 20-17, in double overtime Friday.

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JOHNSON CITY 19, SAN SABA 7SAN SABA — The San Saba Armadillos’

offensive woes continued Friday night as they remained winless following a 19-7 home defeat at the hands of the Johnson City Eagles.

San Saba (0-3) matched Johnson City (3-0) in the first period, as a 20-yard touchdown pass from Garrett Welch to John Welch knotted the score at 7. But the Eagles added touchdowns in the second and third peri-ods, and the ’Dillos were unable to answer.

Johnson City finished with just 212 total yards — 118 rushing and 94 passing — with one turnover, but San Saba mustered only 124 yards — 78 on the ground and 46 through the air — with a pair of turnovers.

Jessie Franco rushed for 25 yards for San Saba followed by Joel Franco with 19, Jose Guerrero with 13, Garrett Welch with 11 and John Welch with 10 yards.

Garrett Welch was 5 of 17 through the air for 46 yards as John Welch caught three passes for 43 yards, and Joel Franco added two grabs for 3 yards.

San Saba will battle unbeaten Bremond (3-0) — which is coming off 20-6 victory over Hubbard — at Gatesville next week.

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Other Scores (No information reported)MULLIN 80, ROCHELLE 52

CONTRIBUTED PHOTOSidney’s Beau Cheatham (8) attempts to strip the ball from Victory Life’s Jadyn Thedford (20) during the Eagles’ 72‑24 victory in Brownwood Friday night.

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FIGURESAP TOP 25 FOOTBALL

Thursday’s Game#25 BYU 33, Houston 25

Friday’s Game#8 Baylor 63, Buffalo 21

Saturday’s Games#1 Florida State, OPEN#2 Oregon 48, Wyoming 14#3 Alabama 52, Southern Miss 12#4 Oklahoma vs. Tennessee, late#5 Auburn, OPEN#24 South Carolina 38, #6 Georgia 35#7 Texas A&M vs. Rice, lateBoston College 37, #9 USC 31#10 LSU 31, Louisiana-Monroe 0#11 Notre Dame 30, Purdue 14#12 UCLA 20, Texas 17#13 Michigan State, OPEN#14 Ole Miss 56, Louisiana-Lafayette 15#15 Stanford 35, Army 0#16 Arizona State at Colorado, lateEast Carolina 28, #17 Virginia Tech 21#18 Wisconsin, OPEN#19 Kansas State, OPEN#20 Missouri 38, UCF 10Virginia 23, #21 Louisville 21#22 Ohio State 66, Kent State 0#23 Clemson, OPEN

TEXAS NCAA FOOTBALLThursday’s Game

Louisiana Tech 42, North Texas 21Saturday’s Games

Arkansas 49, Texas Tech 28TCU 30, Minnesota 7Oklahoma State 43, UTSA 13Navy 35, Texas State 21UTEP 42, New Mexico State 24

NFL STANDINGSAMERICAN CONFERENCE

East Division W L T PF PA

Miami 1 0 0 33 20N.Y. Jets 1 0 0 19 14Buffalo 1 0 0 23 20New England 0 1 0 20 33

South DivisionTennessee 1 0 0 26 10Houston 1 0 0 17 6Jacksonville 0 1 0 17 34Indianapolis 0 1 0 24 31

North DivisionCincinnati 1 0 0 23 16Baltimore 1 1 0 42 29Pittsburgh 1 1 0 36 53Cleveland 0 1 0 27 30

West DivisionDenver 1 0 0 31 24San Diego 0 1 0 17 18Oakland 0 1 0 14 19Kansas City 0 1 0 10 26

NATIONAL CONFERENCE East Division

W L T PF PAPhiladelphia 1 0 0 34 17N.Y. Giants 0 1 0 14 35Washington 0 1 0 6 17Dallas 0 1 0 17 28

South DivisionCarolina 1 0 0 20 14Atlanta 1 0 0 37 34New Orleans 0 1 0 34 37Tampa Bay 0 1 0 14 20

North DivisionMinnesota 1 0 0 34 6Detroit 1 0 0 35 14Chicago 0 1 0 20 23Green Bay 0 1 0 16 36

West DivisionSeattle 1 0 0 36 16San Francisco 1 0 0 28 17Arizona 1 0 0 18 17St. Louis 0 1 0 6 34

———Thursday’s Game

Baltimore 26, Pittsburgh 6Sunday’s Games

Dallas at Tennessee, NoonNew England at Minnesota, NoonMiami at Buffalo, NoonJacksonville at Washington, NoonArizona at N.Y. Giants, NoonNew Orleans at Cleveland, NoonAtlanta at Cincinnati, NoonDetroit at Carolina, NoonSeattle at San Diego, 3:05 p.m.St. Louis at Tampa Bay, 3:05 p.m.Houston at Oakland, 3:25 p.m.Kansas City at Denver, 3:25 p.m.N.Y. Jets at Green Bay, 3:25 p.m.Chicago at San Francisco, 7:30 p.m.

Monday’s GamePhiladelphia at Indianapolis, 7:30 p.m.

MLB STANDINGS AMERICAN LEAGUE

East Division W L PCT. GB Baltimore 88 60 .595 —Toronto 77 70 .524 10½New York 76 71 .517 11½Tampa Bay 71 78 .477 17½Boston 65 84 .436 23½

Central DivisionDetroit 82 66 .554 —Kansas City 81 66 .551 ½Cleveland 76 71 .517 5½Chicago 68 80 .459 14Minnesota 62 86 .419 20

West DivisionLos Angeles 92 55 .626 —Oakland 81 66 .551 11Seattle 80 66 .548 11½Houston 65 82 .442 27Texas 56 92 .378 36½

———Saturday’s Games

Texas 3, Atlanta 2N.Y. Yankees 3, Baltimore 2Toronto 6, Tampa Bay 3Detroit 5, Cleveland 4Kansas City 7, Boston 1Chicago White Sox 5, Minnesota 1, 1st gameChicago White Sox 7, Minnesota 6, 2nd gameHouston at L.A. Angels, lateOakland at Seattle, late

Sunday’s GamesTampa Bay at Toronto, 12:07 p.m.Cleveland at Detroit, 12:08 p.m.Boston at Kansas City, 1:10 p.m.Minnesota at Chicago White Sox, 1:10 p.m.Atlanta at Texas, 2:05 p.m.Houston at L.A. Angels, 2:35 p.m.Oakland at Seattle, 3:10 p.m.N.Y. Yankees at Baltimore, 7 p.m.

NATIONAL LEAGUEEast Division

W L PCT. GBWashington 83 63 .568 —Atlanta 75 73 .507 9New York 72 76 .486 12Miami 71 76 .483 12½Philadelphia 69 79 .466 15

Central DivisionSt. Louis 82 67 .550 —Pittsburgh 78 70 .527 3½Milwaukee 77 72 .517 5Cincinnati 71 78 .477 11Chicago 65 83 .439 16½

West DivisionLos Angeles 83 64 .565 —San Francisco 82 65 .558 1San Diego 68 78 .466 14½Arizona 59 88 .401 24Colorado 59 89 .399 24½

———Saturday’s Games

Texas 3, Atlanta 2Chicago Cubs 6, Pittsburgh 4Philadelphia 2, Miami 1Cincinnati 5, Milwaukee 1St. Louis 5, Colorado 4Washington at N.Y. Mets, lateSan Diego at Arizona, lateL.A. Dodgers at San Francisco, late

Sunday’s GamesWashington at N.Y. Mets, 12:10 p.m.Chicago Cubs at Pittsburgh, 12:35 p.m.Miami at Philadelphia, 12:35 p.m.Cincinnati at Milwaukee, 1:10 p.m.Colorado at St. Louis, 1:15 p.m.Atlanta at Texas, 2:05 p.m.L.A. Dodgers at San Francisco, 3:05 p.m.San Diego at Arizona, 3:10 p.m.

MEN’S COLLEGE SOCCER


In their fi fth outing of the season, and fi rst in front of the home faithful at Citizens National Bank Field, the Howard Payne Yellow Jackets were again kept out of the win column.

The Yellow Jackets slipped to 0-5 on the season with a 3-1 home loss to Wayland

Baptist in non-conference action Friday afternoon.

Howard Payne jumped out to a 1-0 lead 16:58 into the contest when Shay Pate scored on a shot from the top of the box.

Just 10 seconds later, how-ever, Wayland pulled even at 1 when David Neuberth drilled the fi rst of his three goals.

Knotted at 1 at halftime,

WBU took the lead 7:14 into the second half when Neu-berth again scored.

Neuberth completed his hat trick with an insurance goal with 16:04 left in the contest.

Wayland Baptist fi red 20 shots with 16 on goal as Brice Gardner recorded 13 saves for the Yellow Jackets.

Howard Payne attempted only four shots with two on goal — one by Pate, which he converted, and the other by Tracer Moore.

The Yellow Jackets will visit the University of Dal-las at 2 p.m. today, then host Ranger College in an exhibition match on Sept. 23 before resuming American Southwest Conference action at Hardin-Simmons on Oct. 4.

Howard Payne dropped its only other ASC contest, 4-2 at Louisiana College, on Sept. 5.

Yellow Jackets drop home opener to Wayland, 3-1


BANGS — The Bangs Lady Dragons dropped a 25-18, 25-20, 25-20 decision to Breckenridge Saturday afternoon, but fi rst-year head coach Lori Eason touted the team’s perfor-mance as its best of the season.

“It’s the best we’ve played all year, today was a moral victory,” Eason said. “We only missed one serve the entire match and had several aces. Breckenridge is a high caliber team and we were consistent in all three sets. I couldn’t be more proud of the girls today.”

The Lady Dragons (6-13) will be back in action at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday as they host Bronte.

HIGH SCHOOL VOLLEYBALL

Breckenridge upends Bangs

DERRICK STUCKLY | BROWNWOOD BULLETINRaelee Francois and the Bangs Lady Dragons fell to Breckenridge, 25-18, 25-20, 25-20 Saturday.

HIGH SCHOOL CROSS COUNTRY

Lions win Fort Worth Invitational,No. 8 Lady Lions third in 5A-6A race


FORT WORTH — The Brownwood Lions fi n-ished in fi rst place in the Class 1A-4A division, while the eighth-ranked Lady Lions came in third in the Class 5A-6A portion of the Fort Worth Invitational cross country meet Saturday.

The Brownwood boys chalked up 29 points, six fewer than the 35 tallied by runner-up Boyd.

All fi ve Lion runners placed in the Top 20 as Justin Gomez fi nished second for Brownwood with a time of 17:37.21 followed by Hugo Yebra in third place (17:41.31), Reid Longabaugh in sixth place (18:12.9), Ben Berger in seventh place (18:28.51) and Jason Sanchez in 16th place (20:01.18).

“The boys ran much better this week,” said Brownwood cross country head coach Don Hood. “All of them ran their best career times, and Justin and Hugo were outstanding. Ben and Reid continue to improve and gave solid runs today. They are about to make some big improvements. Freshmen twin brothers Jesse and Jason Sanchez ran huge PRs today. Jesse got under 19 minutes, and we haven’t had a ninth grader to run that fast in fi ve years.”

The Lady Lions garnered 148 points against much larger competition and fi nished behind only Justin Northwest (36 points) and Grape-vine (68). Teams the Brownwood girls defeated included host Fort Worth Paschal, Joshua, Man-sfi eld Legacy, Burleson Centennial, Fort Worth Nolan Catholic, Euless Trinity, Burleson, Col-leyville Heritage, Birdville, Weatherford, Aledo, Mansfi eld, Fort Worth Western Hills and Dallas Sunset.

Jessica Romero came in ninth (19:13.75) to lead the Lady Lions followed by Julianne Hood (26th, 20:08.87), Tori Burkett (38th, 20:38.44), Jaycee Lenz (39th, 20:40.24), Kyra Young (46th, 20:52.59), Esmeralda Hernandez (53rd, 21:13.25), Ashley Strong (59th, 21:23.1), Micaela Lom-brano (68th, 21:51.38), Jeane Standridge (72nd, 21:53.89), Alexis Solis (78th, 22:02.79) and Kristi Ward (100th, 23:27.07).

“It was our girls’ fi rst 5K race and they were impressive,” Hood said. “To fi nish third out of 17 quality teams is great for us. Grapevine is No. 10 in 5A and Northwest is ranked No. 7 in 6A by

TexasTrack.com.“We had two freshmen that stepped up and

moved up into our top seven. Jaycee Lenz and Kyra Young are getting better each week. Esmer-alda Hernandez, a sophomore, has also moved up tremendously. Jessica Romero was strong. She ran a gutsy race and it paid off with a top 10 fi nish. She is on the verge of being one of the best in the state. Tori Burkett and Julianne were solid and they are getting better every week.”

The next action for the Lions and Lady Lions takes place Saturday as they will compete in the annual Brownwood Reunion Fun Run.

CONTRIBUTED PHOTOMembers of the Brownwood Lions’ fi rst-place team at the Fort Worth Invitational include (from left) Jason Sanchez, Justin Gomez, Ben Berger, Hugo Yebra, Jesse Sanchez and Reid Longabaugh.

PHOTO COURTESY OF HOWARD PAYNE SPORTS INFORMATIONHoward Payne’s Shay Pate (foreground) fi ghts through a crowd of Wayland Baptist players in pursuit of a free ball in the Yellow Jackets’ 3-1 loss Friday.

on the Pioneer 20 with 2:31 remaining. After picking up a first down, Campuzano dropped back to pass on a first-and-10 from the WBU 30, but Jordan Shaw intercepted the toss at midfield with 1:35 remaining. Howard Payne was then able to run out the clock and wrap up the win.

“Our guys played tough, but hats off to Wayland for making some adjustments we weren’t used to,” Ament said. “We were being a little more aggressive in the first half and put our guys in bad situations in the back end. In the second half, we played some base stuff, made all our checks and our guys were running to the ball. Every time they made something, we adjusted. Our guys played their butts off and I’m very proud of them.”

Offensively, Howard Payne — which finished with 433 yards of total offense and three turnovers — answered Wayland Baptist’s go-ahead touchdown with 11:59 left with a six-play, 72-yard march to regain a 27-21 edge. The Yellow Jackets also re-sponded immediately last week after drop-ping a fourth-quarter advantage in their 30-27 win at Trinity.

Brandon Simpson, filling in for injured running back Zarron Dove who went down in the third period, caught a short pass from quarterback Richard Young and raced 45 yards to the end zone for the go-ahead touchdown with 9:57 remaining.

Young completed 19 of 40 passes for 221 yards with a pair of touchdowns and one in-terception. Eleven Yellow Jackets caught at least one pass, led by Cameron Wong who finished with three receptions for 62 yards and a touchdown.

Dove rushed for 64 yards, and after his absence the Yellow Jackets went to a run-ning back by committee mode that resulted in 56 yards from Davidson Jonathan, 42

from Devin Johnson, 36 from Justin Acosta, 20 and a touchdown from Richard Porche and 11 yards from Simpson.

Wayland Baptist scored twice on its first three possessions to carry a 14-7 lead into the second period. Campuzano connected with Stephen Malouf on a 36-yard scoring strike just 2:53 into the contest.

After HPU answered with an eight-play, 68-yard drive that ended with a 39-yard scoring strike from Young to Wong at the 10:04 mark, Campuzano hit Preston Wood-ard on a 54-yard touchdown completion with a 4:16 to go in the opening period.

The Pioneers were poised to take a two-score lead into halftime, but HPU linebacker Jason Disney — who led the team with 12 tackles — intercepted Campuzano with just over a minute remaining in the second period and returned the pick 78 yards to the WBU 17. Joshua Martinez connected on a 44-yard field goal with 10 seconds left in the half, and Howard Payne trailed just 14-10 at the break.

Howard Payne seized the lead for the first time with 5:25 left in the third when Porche scored on a 2-yard run. The run capped an 11-play, 60-yard drive for the Yellow Jackets which began after the 38-yard field goal at-tempt by WBU’s Nick Gary was blocked.

The Yellow Jackets increased their lead to 20-14 on the first play of the fourth period as Martinez drained a 36-yard field goal, which put the finishing touches on a 13-play, 58-yard trek for Howard Payne.

WBU quickly responded with an eight-yard, 75-play scoring drive that culminated with the Pioneers’ final points on a 32-yard touchdown pass from Campuzano to Landrum with 11:59 left, making the score 21-20.

The Yellow Jackets will be shooting for their first 3-0 start since 2006 when they welcome a second straight NAIA program — Southwestern Assemblies of God (0-1) — to Gordon Wood Stadium at 1 p.m. Saturday for HPU’s home opener.

4B Brownwood Bulletin Sunday, September 14, 2014

MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL

CONTRIBUTED PHOTOShelby Miller allowed one run on five hits with five strikeouts and no walks over six in-nings, and doubled home a run, in the Cardinals’ 5-4 victory over Colorado.

BY R.B. FALLSTROMAP SPORTS WRITER

ST. LOUIS (AP) — Matt Holliday homered in the first inning for the second straight night and Shelby Miller pitched six solid innings and had an RBI double, leading the St. Louis Cardinals to a 5-4 victory over the Colorado Rockies on Saturday night.

Matt Carpenter added a two-run homer in the second for the NL Central leaders, who have won 12 in a row at home in the final month of the season dating to last Sept. 14. Of their 10 runs in the first two games of this series, seven have come in the first two innings.

The Cardinals are 9-4 this month and took a 3 1-2 game lead over Pittsburgh.

Wilin Rosario, Josh Rutledge and pinch-hitter Michael McHenry had an RBI apiece in the ninth and the Rockies put the tying run on second before Pat Neshek got pinch-hitter Rafael Ynoa to fly out for his sixth save in nine chances.

Miller (10-9) and Adam Wainwright, who won his 18th game Friday, combined for

13 strikeouts and no walks in 14 innings. Miller has allowed one run his last 20 in-nings over three starts, with a career-best 17 2-3 inning scoreless streak ending on Ben Paulsen’s RBI single in the fourth.

Randal Grichuk flied out to the wall in left field the at-bat before Holliday hit his 18th homer to straightaway center off Franklin Morales (6-8). Morales was one strike away from a perfect second when Pete Kozma walked on a full count, Miller followed with his fifth double and fourth RBI and Carpenter’s eighth homer made it 4-0.

Morales worked six scoreless innings to beat the Padres in his last start and permit-ted one homer his previous four outings. He needed 28 pitches to get through the first, with just one swing and miss, and gave up four runs in four innings.

The Rockies have mustered just four runs during a five-game losing streak. They entered the game batting .318 at home with 108 homers and .227 on the road with 60 homers.

Miller picks up 10th victory of season

NL Central-leading Cardinals hold off Rockies, 5-4

AMERICAN SOUTHWEST CONFERENCE VOLLEYBALL

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Lady Jackets toppled by UT-Tyler, UT-Dallas

DERRICK STUCKLY | BROWNWOOD BULLETINTolli Wylie (8) recorded five kills, one ace, one dig and one block in the Howard Payne Lady Jackets’ four-set loss to UT-Dallas Saturday.


The Howard Payne Lady Jackets opened their home and American Southwest Conference schedules over the weekend, and still find themselves in search of their first victory under new head coach Colleen Westfall.

The Lady Jackets were handed a straight-set loss by UT-Tyler at the Brownwood Coliseum on Friday, while UT-Dallas picked up a four-set win over Howard Payne Saturday afternoon.

In Saturday’s 25-17, 25-21, 25-27, 25-11 loss to UT-Dal-las, Taylor Reid led Howard Payne (0-7, 0-2) with 11 kills trailed by 10 from Briana Williams, seven from Micah Cisneroz, five from Tolli Wy-lie, four from Calee Dill and two from Ariana Rehm.

Allison Eaton distributed 30 assists and served two aces, while Reid and Wil-liams also added two aces. Wylie finished with one ace.

Defensively, Shelby

Bridges was credited with 24 digs followed by Williams with 18, Eaton, Dill and Reid with eight apiece, Rehm and Tate Sullivan with six each and Wylie with one.

Cisnernoz notched two blocks while Rehm, Wylie and Reid finished with one apiece.

UT-Dallas (9-2, 3-0 in ASC) received 18 kills from Holyn Handley, 51 assists from Kayla Jordan, three aces each from Meredith Craw-ford and Aimee Wilhelm, 26 digs from Crawford and nine blocks from Allie Har-man.

On Friday, the Lady Jackets were dealt a 25-20, 25-19, 25-8 loss by UT-Tyler.

Cisneroz led Howard Payne with 12 kills followed Reid with seven, Cathey with three, Eaton and Williams with two each and Rehm and Wylie with one apiece.

Eaton dished out 14 assists followed by Katie Schulte with four, Williams with two, and one each from Cisneroz, Wylie, Reid and

Bridges. Eaton and Cisneroz also served aces for the Lady Jackets.

Defensively, Bridges col-lected 19 digs trailed by Williams with 13, five from Eaton, four apiece from Cis-neroz, Rehm and Reid, two by Wylie and one each from Schulte and Cathey.

Wylie finished with three blocks while Eaton and Cisneroz each were credited with two.

For UT-Tyler (6-5, 3-0 in ASC), Rebekah Maner and Courtney Criswell recorded eight kills each, while Baylie Wackler and Rebecca Floyd finished with 14 assists and two aces apiece. Rachel Harvey led the Lady Patriots with 21 digs, while Amanda Colegrove chipped in six blocks and five came from Kayte Stein.

The Lady Jackets will visit Concordia for an ASC battle at 7 p.m. Tuesday. Howard Payne’s next home match is Sept. 23, when Mary Hardin-Baylor visits in a conference clash.

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