The Hull-Daisetta Bobcats are losing their Head Coach/Athletic Director, Stan Hodges. Coach Hodges is moving back closer to where he grew up as he has taken a position at Odessa Permian or (MOJO), as some know for their nickname as a positions coach. Hodges grew up in Boerne and went to college at Angelo State. His son and daughter will also be attending college in West Texas. Hodges has seen the Bobcat and Lady Bobcats program make strides in the time he was there and led the Bobcats football team to the playoffs last year. “I enjoyed working here as long as I have,” said Hodges through a text message. Hull-Daisetta will be looking for a replacement immediately.
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Texas Tide 12u AA Select Baseball has been in existence for just a single season, and they certainly have made the very best of that time, winning their first league title with a record of 32- 9-1 on the year and taking top honors as the Perfect Game Beaumont World Series Champions. The team hails from Hardin, but the entire unit is assembled of youngsters from around the South Liberty County area; Blake Buffington is the team’s Head Coach.
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Last week a total of 95 campers attended the Dayton Lady Broncos basketball camp put on by Head Coach Suzanne Davis and some of her former players. The camp held at Dayton High School was where campers were taught and coached up in basketball with drills and fundamentals.
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Boyd and Patsie Arnold - Boosters
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Liberty County Judge Jay Knight presents Liberty Lady Panthers Softball Head Coach Karen Slack and Assistant Coach Katherine McAdams with the official Liberty County Proclamation declaring June 14, 2021 as Liberty Lady Panther Softball Day in the County. The Lady Panthers won their second Texas UIL Class 4A State Championship in the last four years by defeating Corpus Christi Calallen 10-3.
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Winnie- Brianna (B.B.) Boddie of the Tarkington Lady Horns finished as the MVP of the West Team as her side fell to the East 69-36 on Thursday night in Winnie at the SETCA All-Star Game. Boddie was all over the court for the West with five steals and seven points. Boddie had a pair of free throws in the first quarter and then scored five straight points in the third quarter, and her three-pointer cut into the East side’s deficit at 39-30 with 2:32 left. Boddie then scored on a drive late in the period to make it a 45-34 game. Dayton’s Kyra Keener had a free throw in the fourth quarter for the West. Keener also played well and finished with three steals and four rebounds. The East Team put the game away with an 18-2 fourth quarter, with Kassie Chavez of Legacy Christian getting the MVP for her side. Dayton’s Allie Davis was also selected to the West side but could not play as the recent senior graduate of the Lady Broncos had surgery a couple of months ago. In the first half, the East led 13-8 after one quarter and then increased their lead to 31-21 at the half. After the West cut the deficit to 28-21 on a three-pointer by Huffman’s Kelly Farrell, the East ended the first half on a trey by Chavez to lead 31-21 at the break. Chavez had nine points in the first half to lead all scorers.
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Winnie- The West squad led by Liberty’s Abbie Knepper and Kennedy Evans and Tarkington’s Sydney Whitmire needed only three games to takes care of the East Team 25-13, 25-16, and 25-16 on Thursday night at East Chambers High School in the SETCA All-Star Volleyball game. The West side was never really threatened as they jumped out to early leads in all three games. In-game three, Knepper had a kill to make it 24-4 16. Whitmire then followed the Knepper kill with a kill of her own to end the match. The MVP of the West Team was Skylar Nappier of Huffman.
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Faith Guidry of Barbers Hill had a two-run home run and captured the game’s MVP Honors ...
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