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We are now PineyWoodsSports.com
Friday, August 13, 2010

With each new school year comes excitement of the unknown. It also signifies change and growth. This year we are changing and growing as well.

Beginning today, our website is changing its name to PineyWoodsSports.com. We have added four new towns to our coverage area. And because we have expanded past the boundaries of Shelby County, we felt it only appropriate that we change our name to include this growth, and projected growth of the future.

UIL announces Lone Star Cup winners
Friday, July 09, 2010

AUSTIN – The five winners of the 2009-10 UIL Lone Star Cup were announced last week.

With three state championships in the 2009-10 season, Conroe The Woodlands High School has captured its fourth Class 5A Lone Star Cup victory in five years. The Highlanders three state titles, most among Lone Star Cup winners, came in boys cross-country, boys swimming and diving and girls soccer.

BASK: Harrison, CHS host basketball camp
Sunday, July 04, 2010

Center High Head Basketball Coach Hiram Harrison has announced that CHS will be hosting the Center Roughriders Basketball Camp on Saturday, July 17.

The camp is open for boys and girls entering grades 3rd through 7th grades and will take place between the hours of 8 a.m. and 1 p.m. at Roughrider Gymnasium on the campus of CHS.

The cost per camper is $25, with the cost for each addition sibling being $15.

Joaquin recognizes athletes at fete
Saturday, May 29, 2010

With nearly three-quarters of the high school's student body participating in athletics, Joaquin challenges for district titles, regional participation and many other postseason accolades each school year. The Joaquin High School Athletics Booster Club honored those student athletes at the 2009-10 JHS Athletics Banquet held recently at the school.

JISD coach Scott Owens passes away
Thursday, February 25, 2010

Joaquin girls Head Basketball Coach Scott Owens passed away Wednesday night, sometime after midnight, as a result of injuries he sustained in an automobile accident, according to Joaquin Independent School District officials. He was in his fifth year with the JISD.

County Athletes of the Week for Jan. 31-Feb. 6
Tuesday, February 16, 2010

When good teams come down the stretch toward the playoffs, they look to their solid players to lift them up when they need a much-needed 'punch' on either offense or defense. But when great teams need something a little extra, players step up their game to a new level to help the squad in a big game. That's what this week's ShelbyCountySports.com Male and Female Athletes of the Week did in Shelby County when Ty Hubbard of Center and Ashlee Ray of Tenaha picked up their respective squads.

The Week Ahead in Shelby County Sports
Monday, February 15, 2010

From basketball warm-ups and playoffs to softball and baseball scrimmages to powerlifting, it will be a busy week ahead for Shelby County schools and area colleges.

This past weekend featured some exciting girls hoop action at the Tenaha Special Events Center when THS hosted the Tyler Chapter of Officials Girls Playoff Preview with four exciting games. Some of the best girls' talent in East Texas was played in the eight-team event.

SFA sponsors take a kid to the game tonight
Saturday, February 13, 2010

NACOGDOCHES – The Stephen F. Austin Athletics Department is inviting all area youth to take part in the fifth annual "Take A Kid To The Game" promotion set for Saturday, Feb. 13 and Saturday, February, Feb. 20. This coming Saturday the Lumberjacks will host McNeese State, while the Ladyjacks will take on Southeastern Louisiana on Feb. 20th. Both games are slated for a 6 p.m. tipoff in the William R. Johnson Coliseum
 

Lady Rams finish season with win
Friday, February 12, 2010

The Joaquin Lady Rams have battled District 22-1A opponents all season long, but struggled as they tried to record a league victory. JHS got over the hump on Tuesday night when they held Gary to just 33 points in a 38-33 victory in Ram Gymnasium.

Tenaha to host warm-ups, playoffs
Friday, February 12, 2010

Tenaha's new Special Events Center will be the host of a plethora of 'playoff previews' and postseason games in the coming days and weeks as basketball playoff fever comes to a boil in East Texas.

Tenaha Superintendent of Schools Don Fallin announced at the opening of the SEC that the Tenaha ISD would do its best to accommodate area schools, while giving area fans a place to go to enjoy great competitive basketball and the Shelby County district has come through.