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A recent weekend offered two community events just hours apart for Magnolia residents to enjoy. The second annual Tailgate Party, held on The Stroll Aug. 18, had a large turnout – that is, until a major thunderstorm drowned out the festivities a bit early. Football teams, marching bands, cheerleaders and flag drill teams from both Magnolia high schools provided a celebratory spirit to get everyone in the mood for cheering.
Magnolia Community Foundation President Deborah Rose Miller initiated enhancements to this year's event, such as rotating performances at several Stroll locations, rather than just one main location and a combined pep rally for both area high schools. The crowd enthusiastically applauded the performers and chomped on goodies from the food stands. A dunking booth, sponsored by the Magnolia Rotary Club, was a popular attraction that offered people a chance to soak the high school coaches and principals. All proceeds benefited the Magnolia ISD athletic programs.
This year's Tailgate Party had 36 vendors and an estimated 2,000 attendees, which was approximately a 10 percent increase over last year.
"Things had just started really buzzing and then a huge thunderstorm forced us to shut down," said Miller, "but we expect next year's event to be even bigger and better."
The Community Foundation wants the Tailgate Party to continue to build community spirit among residents and students.
Also that evening, the Montgomery County Search & Rescue organization held its annual fundraiser at the Montgomery County Community Building in Magnolia. The barbeque plate sales and silent auction raised more than $18,000 this year.
The organization operates solely with volunteers, but needs money for operational expenses, training and equipment repairs, according to Vice President J. Carter Miller.
Montgomery County Search & Rescue offers services to people in need of locating missing family members. For more information, or to volunteer to help the organization, visit the website at www.moscar.org.
Also on hand at the fundraiser were booths from civic and emergency response organizations such as Montgomery County CPS, Texas Parks and Wildlife, the Montgomery County Sheriff Citizen's Academy, Texas Wheels of Justice and Montgomery County Emergency Management.
The sound of whistles and the sight of pigskins flying through the air can only mean one thing. It's football season in Texas. Big changes are in the air, as area teams have changed districts, changed classifications and one even prepares for its first varsity season. The Tribune talked to area coaches to get their takes on the upcoming season. This week we take a look at Magnolia's two high schools, while next week we will preview Tomball, Tomball Memorial and Waller.
Magnolia West Mustangs
Coach Shawn Bell is headed into his third season at Magnolia West, having just completed the best season in the school's short history.
Bell has some big shoes to fill in finding a replacement for all-everything running back Desmond Richards, but he said this group is possibly the most athletic he has ever had.
"I feel like we have seven to nine guys who can make big plays for us," Bell said. "When you lose an explosive back like Desmond it's tough, but our offense will be more wide open. I feel confident that we are definitely more athletic than we have ever been."
With five returning offensive starters, Bell said that he has a deep group of receivers that will look to open up the passing game for new quarterback Brandon O'Neil. O'Neil switches to the offensive side of the ball after earning all-district honors at outside linebacker last season.
"We wanted to put someone back there that gives us the best chance to win," Bell said. "His transition has gone pretty smooth and he has a great arm."
O'Neil will be looking at the deepest wide receiver group in school history, according to Bell. That group will be led by Zeke Bronson and Jeremy Jordan.
"We are going to run every formation in the book," Bell said. "This is as multiple of an offense as we have ever been."
Bell said the team understands that expectations have changed after a playoff birth.
"They understand that expectations have gone up and that they've got to give a championship effort all the time," he said.
As for Bell's expectations?
"It's a tough district," he said. "But I feel like we can be as talented if not more talented than we were last year."
Magnolia Bulldogs
Injuries and youth played a key part in Magnolia High School's difficult 2-8 season last year. The Bulldogs were down to their junior varsity quarterback by week seven, as the losses piled on.
With the injuries now healed and a year of experience under the young players belts, Magnolia head coach Andy Sexton looks to have a much improved team this season.
"I definitely think we will be better," he said. "Last year we had 10 sophomores starting and had some injuries. We will be a much improved team."
The Bulldogs will look to junior Noah McGowan to call the shots at quarterback in Magnolia's multiple shotgun 2-back set.
Sexton said that juniors Sheyrome Harris and Greg Soloman and sophomore Shane Mears will all be looked upon to provide leadership and numbers from the skill positions.
'They all have a tremendous ability to run and make guys miss," he said.
Returning seven starters on both sides of the ball, Sexton will look to an aggressive attacking defense with several senior linemen to provide turnovers and field position.
Sexton said the team has worked hard the entire summer to help Magnolia return to its winning tradition.
"The kids are ready to get the program back to winning," he said. "Our goal is to get back into the playoffs."
Defense wins championships. If the old cliche rings true then the Magnolia Bulldogs took a big step in the right direction, holding off Galena Park 14-11, Aug. 31
The Bulldogs held Galena Park to less than 200 yards of total offense, while stymying their opponents ground game.
Meanwhile, the Magnolia offense employed a three yards and a cloud of dust philosophy, racking up 266 yards rushing on the night.
Junior running back Sheyrome Harris rushed for 107 of those yards on 17 carries. He also threw a 5-yard touchdown pass.
Harris' touchdown run came late in the first half to put Magnolia on top 7-0. Harris later found Ajahne Brager for a 5-yard touchdown throw that gave the Bulldogs a 14-3 lead, midway through the third quarter.
Junior quarterback Noah McGowan completed five-of-seven passes for 44 yards and rushed for 44 more. Junior running back Greg Soloman added 81 yards on seven carries, while senior Jordan Turnbow had 30 yards on four rushes.
Magnolia will host Bryan Friday evening at 7:30 p.m.
The Waller Bulldogs (1-1) ran over and around the Tomball Memorial Wildcats Sept. 14, rushing for 290 yards in the 42-22 victory.
Waller had an extra week to prepare for the Wildcats and it showed, as Colten Frisby ran for 125 yards on just eight carries, while Joeseth McDade added 90 yards on four carries.
Elijah Morrow was a duel threat rushing and receiving as he ran for 43 yards on four carries and had two catches for 110 yards and two touchdowns.
Tomball Memorial (0-3) continues to show their inexperience during their first year of varsity play, but have shown improvement every week. The Wildcats gained 278 yards of total offense, their best showing of the young season.
The Wildcats had a bye week, while the Bulldogs hosted Brenham Sept. 21. Results were not available at press time.
Magnolia 17
Bryan Rudder 20
Magnolia suffered another close defeat to a Brazos County opponent, falling 20-17 in a road contest at Bryan Rudder Sept. 14.
The Bulldogs watched in agony as Rudder hit a 22-yard field goal as the clock wound down to win the game.
Magnolia had raced out to a 17 point advantage by the end of the third period, thanks to some stout defense and a balanced offensive attack. Then the game fell apart in the final quarter.
Rudder kicker Colton Bayer hit a 25-yard field goal with just over seven minutes to play, cutting the Magnolia lead to 17-10. Rudder then tied it on a rushing score with a little more than three minutes to play.
The Bulldogs then tried to drive down the field, but quarterback Noah McGowan threw an interception with 27 seconds left to play, which Rudder returned 60 yards to set up the game winning field goal.
The Bulldogs (1-2) had a bye week before they host Huntsville Sept. 28 in their first district contest.
Magnolia West 7
Brenham 29
The Magnolia West Mustangs met a stifling defense in Brenham Sept. 14, falling to the state ranked Cubs 29-7.
The Mustangs could only muster 66 total yards of offense in the contest, while the defense allowed 155 yards rushing and 130 yards in the air
West's only score came when Jeremy Jordan took a punt and weaved 68-yards for a touchdown.
The Mustangs (1-2) hosted Willis in their first district contest of the season Sept. 21. Results were not available at press time.
Tomball 21
Katy Mayde Creek 31
A dreadful second quarter spelled doom for the Tomball Cougars Sept. 14, as they dropped their third straight game, this time to Katy Mayde Creek.
The Cougars fell behind 24-7 at halftime, allowing Katy Mayde Creek to score all 24 of their points in the second quarter. Mayde Creek added another touchdown early in the third quarter to go up 31-7.
Tomball's defense tightened up after that, keeping Mayde Creek from the end zone and the Cougar offense came to light, scoring twice to make the game interesting.
The Cougar's final score, a 48-yard strike from Drew Reynolds to Xavier Powell, cut the Mayde Creek lead to 10 points, with just more than nine minutes to play.
Tomball's defense immediately forced a three-and-out from Mayde Creek, giving the ball back to their offense with 7:15 to play.
The Cougars then spent seven plays traveling into Mayde Creek territory, before penalties and an interception killed their hopes of clawing back into the game.
Tomball (0-3) had a bye week before they traveled to Ft. Bend Marshall for their first district contest Sept. 28.
A valiant second-half effort by the Magnolia Bulldogs excited the MHS Homecoming crowd Sept. 28, but fell short as the Huntsville Hornets escaped with a 29-15 victory.
Down 22-0 after the first half, the Bulldogs (1-3, 0-2 in 18-4A) fought back within seven early in the fourth quarter before Huntsville (3-2, 2-1) sealed the deal with about six minutes left in the game.
The visitors opened the second half with a 60-yard drive to the Dogs' 12-yard-line when, on first down, Hornets' junior quarterback Malik Brown fumbled to the 1-yard-line and Magnolia recovered. Four plays later, the locals found paydirt when junior tailback Greg Solomon scampered 16 yards for a touchdown. A two-point conversion from junior quarterback Noah McGowan to senior wide receiver Jordan Turnbow made it 22-8 with 7:50 remaining in the quarter.
Solomon's score was preceded by a crucial 67-yard catch on third-and-nine from McGowan to Turnbow to the Hornets' 31. A personal foul on Huntsville moved the ball to the 16, setting up Solomon's touchdown run.
"Down 22-0, our guys could have quit," said Magnolia Head Coach Andy Sexton. "We keep trying, and one day we're going to get over this mountaintop."
The Dog defense held their guests scoreless in the third quarter, then began the final stanza with a 10-play, 50-yard drive for another six points. The drive was helped by a pass interference call against the Hornets on third-and-12 from the Hornets' 40. After a holding call on the 'Dogs, McGowan connected with junior wideout Marquis Robinson for 15 yards, Turnbow ran for 11 yards to the Huntsville 12, then junior running back Shyerome Harris took a snap and dashed into the endzone with 10:23 remaining. Junior Woodman Nigh's PAT made it 22-15 Hornets.
The daring comeback in Magnolia Stadium was quelled on the visitors' next possession when the Hornets drove 76 yards in nine plays to extend the margin to 29-15. Senior Ricky Bennett, one of three speedy Huntsville weapons, scooted around right end five yards to dim the 'Dogs' hopes at the 6:03 mark.
The good guys hurried through one more drive following a touchback, but stalled on downs inside the Hornets' 30. Huntsville then ran out the clock, moving the ball 60 yards against a warring-but-worn Magnolia defense, before taking a knee at the 'Dogs' 10-yard-line.
"We're a young group of guys," Sexton said. "If this team plays like they did in the second half, we're gonna win some games."
Magnolia might have been tied later in this contest, but missed a touchdown by one yard on the last play of the first half. McGowan scrambled out of the backfield from the Huntsville 44 and raced down the left sideline before being forced out of bounds just short of the goal line. McGowan finished 11 of 21 for 154 yards passing, and rushed for more than 80 yards.
Magnolia ran up 329 yards of total offense with no turnovers on the night to 422 yards for Huntsville. Hornets' sophomore tailback Morie Evans contributed 134 yards on just three carries (including a 68-yard TD run), senior running back James Burns added 55 yards on just nine totes as Huntsville ran for more than 270 yards. Oddly, the Bulldogs had 19 first down to 17 for the visitors.
The Bulldogs traveled to play Caney Creek Oct. 5 and face cross-town rival Magnolia West Friday, Oct. 12.
In a season of heartbreaking finishes and close losses, it just figured that the fifth annual Magnolia Bowl would be decided by the slimmest of margins.
Despite an amazing fourth quarter comeback by the Magnolia Bulldogs, the Magnolia West Mustangs (4-3, 3-2 in District 18-4A) held on for a 21-20 win Oct. 12. The cross-town rivals were locked in a 7-7 tie until midway through the final stanza, when the fireworks began for the large crowd at MHS Stadium.
"What do you expect from a rivalry game," said West Coach Shawn Bell. "Both sides did a great job."
The Mustangs triumph was their fourth straight in the short history of the series. Magnolia (1-5, 0-4) won the first meeting in 2008.
West struck on their first possession of the game after Solomon fumbled on the Bulldogs first play of the game. The Mustangs moved 30 yards in seven plays, scoring on a 7-yard run by junior tailback Brady Bynum at the 8:27 mark. Senior Andrew Struthers' PAT made it 7-0.
Magnolia was forced to punt on their second possession, then West drove 31 yards to the 50-yard-line before an illegal substitution penalty on fourth-and-inches forced their own punt. The 'Dogs then rolled 60 yards in eight plays, capping the drive with a 5-yard touchdown run by Harris at the 9:24 mark of the second quarter. That drive was aided by a 19-yard completion from Edwards to Turnbow on second-and-long from the West 24 just before Harris's score.
West began another march from their own 31 and moved 37 yards into Magnolia territory. Two 15-yard pitch-and-catch plays from Logan to junior receiver Justin Smith loomed large, but on first-and-10 from the 'Dogs 32, Logan was intercepted near the endzone by junior Devane Mitchell.
After one more possession by each squad, the 'Dogs concluded the first half by moving to the Mustangs' 22 in two plays, with Turnbow gaining 35 yards on a reverse with 30 seconds left in the half. After a false start and three incomplete passes, Edwards was intercepted on fourth-and-15 by West's Jeremy Jordan near the goal line.
West completed a 17-play, 97-yard drive with 6:45 left in the game, when junior quarterback Troy Logan found Tyler Ray on a third-and-goal at the Bulldog 8-yard-line. Logan zipped a pass to Ray at the 1-yard line and the burly sophomore fullback crossed into the left side of the endzone for the Mustangs' first lead since early in the contest.
After the ensuing kickoff, Magnolia junior tailback Greg Solomon lost his second fumble of the night, this one recovered by Ray at the 'Dogs 11. Two plays later, Ray rumbled to paydirt from eight yards out, and West was up 21-7 with 5:53 left.
But starting from their own 26, the Bulldogs picked up 18 yards on three carries by junior all-purpose back Shyerome Harris. Then senior quarterback Damian Edwards, making his first career start in place of the injured Noah McGowan, hit senior wide receiver Jordan Turnbow in stride down the middle of the field for 56 yards and a touchdown. Junior placekicker Woodman Nigh's PAT made it 21-14 West with 4:05 remaining.
West then moved to the Bulldogs' 45, before quick-kicking on fourth-and-7 to the 'Dogs 15. Edwards, in rapid succession, found Turnbow for 35 yards, then junior receiver Marquis Robinson for 27 yards to the Mustangs' 23. The second pass was tipped and almost intercepted by West defensive back Zeke Bronson.
It was an improbable comeback after a light night for the Bulldogs offensively.
"I just kept playing," Edwards said.
On the next play, Harris took a handoff over right tackle, cut back to the left and dashed 23 yards for the TD. A high snap made Nigh's PAT no good, but an offsides penalty on West gave the 'Dogs a second try. This time, Magnolia Coach Andy Sexton elected to try a two-point conversion, but Harris was stopped near the goal line. It remained 21-20 West, which ran out the clock after the 'Dogs attempted recovery of an onsides kick.
"Our holder lost his helmet (on the first PAT) and by rule had to leave the field", Sexton said. "So we almost we had to go for two."
"I'm just glad our guys found a way to win," Bell said following the game. "It's a win, and that's all that counts."
Two of West's three losses this season have been by a combined total of 12 points (versus Stratford and Montgomery), while four of the Bulldogs' five losses have been by a combined 19 points.
Total offense for the two squads was nearly as close as the score, with the Bulldogs compiling 303 yards to the Mustangs' 297. West had 20 first downs to 14 for Magnolia. Edwards was 8 of 16 (with the one interception) for 176 yards through the air, four of those going to Turnbow for 51 yards, while Logan finished 11 of 21 (with one interception) for 133 yards, five caught by senior Trevor Buckley for 71 yards. The Mustangs ran for 164 yards, and the Bulldogs 127, with Harris gaining 85 yards on 15 carries, including his two touchdowns.
The Mustangs hosted Huntsville Oct. 19, while Magnolia travels to Waller.
The Waller Bulldogs hosted Magnolia Oct. 19 in the annual Battle of the Bulldogs. The Bulldogs from Waller came out on top 31-21 in an important district battle.
Magnolia scored first as Damian Edwards found Jordan Turnbow from 27 yards out with a little more than four minutes left in the first quarter.
Waller returned the favor and started a drive to get the ball down to the 1-yard line, before the end of the first quarter. After switching ends of the field, Rhett Loewe took the ball over the right side of the line to score. The extra point was good and the score was tied at 7-7.
Waller struck again with 5:20 left in the half on a well-executed throw and catch from Loewe to Christian Sowell for a 14-7 lead.
The defense played hard and kept Magnolia in check on the next possession and got the ball back to the offense with a little over three minutes to play. After a couple of plays, Joeseth McDade got the ball and broke free to score from 55 yards out with about a minute to play. The extra point was good and Waller claimed a 21-7 lead going into the locker room.
Magnolia came out in the third quarter and sustained a long drive that concluded with a 5-yard pass and score cutting their deficit to 21- 14.
Waller quickly answered with a drive that fell short of the goaline but came away with a Garcia 40-yard field goal to widen the margin to ten.
McDade then scored on a 23-yard run with 10:36 left in the game to go up 31-14.
Magnolia showed some fight, as they scored on their next possession for the final 31-21 margin.
Tomball Memorial 10
Ft. Bend Marshall 56
Tomball Memorial's rough introduction into the varsity world continued Oct. 19, just a week after earning their first victory in school history. The Wildcats fell to District 22-4A and undefeated Ft. Bend Marshall by a score of 56-10.
Tomball Memorial fell behind 28-7 in the first quarter, while Marshall never looked back.
Jordan Peterson led the Wildcat offense, going 5-11 passing for 72 yards and a 16-yard touchdown toss to running back Josh Williams.
Williams added 40 yards rushing on 16 carries.
Tomball Memorial traveled to Northbrook Oct. 25. The Wildcats fell 37-10. Stats were not available as of press time. The loss dropped Tomball Memorial to 1-7 on the year.
Magnolia Bulldogs 20
Willis 6
The Magnolia Bulldogs secured their second win of the season, defeating Willis 20-6 Nov. 2 in a District 18-4A showdown.
The Bulldogs were paced by Sheyrome Harris, who ran 25 times for 144 yards and a touchdown.
Harris put the Bulldogs up late in the second half, on a 1-yard touchdown run with a little more than two minutes to play. The Woodman Nigh extra-point made in 7-0, in favor of Magnolia.
The Bulldogs added to their lead early in the third quarter, as Matt Hebert caught a 21-yard touchdown pass from Darrian Edwards. The extra-point was missed, keeping the Bulldog lead at 13-0.
Willis drove down the field and scored, cutting the lead to 13-7, but Magnolia answered on their next drive.
The drive, which extended into the first few seconds of the fourth quarter, was capped off by a 7-yard touchdown run from Noah McGowan, sealing the Bulldogs (2-7, 1-6 in district play) win.
The Bulldogs hosted Montgomery Nov. 9, in the final football contest of the season. Results were not available as of press time.
TB Memorial Wildcats 30
Ft. Bend Willowridge 27
The Tomball Memorial Wildcats squeaked out their second win in school history in dramatic fashion, scoring on a last second field goal by Christian Jugg to win 30-27 over Ft. Bend Willowridge Nov. 2.
The Wildcats raced to a big lead, before a small meltdown led to a deficit by the start of the fourth quarter.
Running back Josh Williams opened the scoring for Tomball Memorial, with a 3-yard touchdown rush in the first quarter. Williams followed that with a 1-yard touchdown early in the second quarter.
Brandon Shoemaker then intercepted a Willowridge pass and returned it 72 yards for the score, putting Tomball Memorial up 21-0.
Willowridge began their comeback with a 73-yard kickoff return. They added three more scores in a row to take a 27-21 lead, headed into the final period.
Williams scored his third touchdown of the night, giving the Wildcats the chance to take the lead on the extra-point. Jugg's kick was blocked, however, keeping the score tied at 27.
After stopping Willow-ridge on their last possession of the game, Tomball Memorial began a wild final drive to get them inside the red zone with a few seconds remaining.
Jugg kicked the game winner from 21 yards out as time expired, giving the Wildcats an amazing come-from-behind victory.
Williams led the Wildcats with 258 yard rushing on an amazing 46 carries.
The win improved Tomball Memorial to 2-7 on the season and 2-4 in District 22-4A. The Wildcats played in-town rival Tomball Nov. 9. They fell 49-6 to their crosstown rivals. A full game recap will be in the next issue.
The Magnolia High School girls soccer team finished an amazing run through the Texas state playoffs with a disappointing, but hard fought loss in the state semifinals April 18, in Georgetown.
The Bulldogs lost to top-ranked Denton Guyer 4-2, ending their season with a 19-6-2 record.
Magnolia fell behind late in the first half, giving up three goals within a span of six minutes, before Allison Abendschein headed a goal in after Zoe Bauerschmidt launched a corner kick her way.
They were down 4-1 with about three minutes to play in the contest, before senior Valerie Turner kicked a bullet, from about 20 yards away, past the Guyer goalie, for the final 4-2 score.
Some of the players and Magnolia head coach April Cleveland talked with the Tribune before traveling to the state tournament, after taking home the regional title.
"This experience has been awesome," Cleveland said. "Just being around the girls and the way they know how to have fun, but can turn it on when they have to. It's been an amazing experience."
"We've been an underdog for awhile now, but we like that," said senior Bauerschmidt. "We don't put a lot of pressure on ourselves. We just play for each other."
With a team loaded with 14 seniors, Cleveland expected a good showing this year.
"Did we expect (the final four)? No," Cleveland said. "But one of our goals was to make it to regionals and once we did that we reset them and expected to get to state."
Magnolia reached the regionals and then won the region three title. They fell behind several times during their playoff run, but always bounced back in the second half. They defeated Huntsville (3-0), Lumberton (3-1), Port Neches-Groves (1-0), Waco University (2-1), Kingwood Park in overtime (2-1) and Stratford (2-1).
Against Stratford, the Bulldogs fell behind 1-0 at the end of the first half; before senior Abendschein scored two second half goals to help bring the region three trophy back to Magnolia High School.
"No one expected us to get here," Abendschein said.
Bauerschmidt, Abden-schein and Turner have played together since they were in fifth grade.
"Since we were little babies," Bauerschmidt said.
"Knowing it's going to be our last games together makes us want to play hard," Abendschein said.
'We've never made it past the second round before and we wanted to make history," Turner said.
They did exactly that.
Despite giving up more than 500 rushing yards, the Tomball Cougars still had a chance to make it interesting during their contest against state-ranked Ft. Bend Marshall Sept. 27.
When Travon McDonald ripped the ball away from a Ft. Bend rusher trying to get in the end zone and took it 99-yards for the score, it cut the Marshall lead to 21 and gave some much needed life to the Cougars. While Tomball ended up falling 47-20, it was an improvement over last year's 38-point blowout to a team that ended up just two wins shy of a state championship.
The Cougars promptly gave up a 57-yard touchdown run by Marshall's quarterback J.W. Ketchum on the game's third play, making many wonder if the Cougs were in for a long night against the major Division 1 college recruit.
Ketchum didn't give the Tomball faithful any more hope when he found teammate Jeremy Smith for a 49-yard touchdown pass, putting the Cougars behind 14-0 with just more than 2 minutes left in the first quarter.
Tomball promptly fumbled the ensuing kickoff, giving the Buffalos great field position and Smith promptly found the end zone from 6 yards out, putting his squad up 21-0 at the end of the first.
Ketchum would score again early in the second period, running it in from 28 yards away to put the Buffalos up 28-0.
The Cougars finally got something going after Mykheal Taylor took the kickoff back to the Cougars 48-yard line.
A 20-yard catch and run by Tomball receiver Kade Barnes was called back due to a personal foul call on a lineman, seemingly taking any air out of the drive. Running back Percy Alford then fumbled the ball on a brutal hit, but Barnes saved the drive by recovering it for a first down.
The drive would eventually stall, but kicker Trent Hohl booted a 38-yard field goal to finally put Tomball on the scoreboard with 4:43 seconds to play.
The final four minutes of the half saw some wild play.
The Buffaloes would fumble the ball away on their ensuing drive and an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty on a Marshall player gave the Cougars the ball on the Marshall 15-yard line.
Shattuck had a beautiful 10-yard scramble, which set up running back Xavier Powell's 5-yard touchdown run, cutting the lead to 28-10.
Marshall immediately answered, going the length of the field in just two minutes to up their lead to 34-10.
The Cougars would then go up tempo and race downfield to get themselves in field goal range just before the half. Hohl booted his second kick of the night, cutting the lead to 34-13 at the half.
The Tomball defense seemed to play better in the second half, limiting the Buffalos to two scores, while the fumble return by McDonald provided the final score of 47-20.
Shattuck led the Cougars with 114 yards rushing on 24 carries, while also throwing for 52 yards.
The Cougars traveled to take on Northbrook in a district contest Oct. 4. The Cougars blew out the opposition 75-21. A full recap will be in the next issue of the Tribune.
Magnolia 41
Huntsville 28
The Bulldogs used a big second quarter to propel themselves to a district win over Huntsville, winning 41-28 Sept. 27.
Magnolia opened the scoring with a 42-yard touchdown run from Greg Solomon with less than a minute of time elapsed in the game.
Huntsville answered with a score of their own, tying the game at 7 late in the first period.
The Bulldogs then promptly marched down the field and scored again, with Solomon getting his second of the game.
Following a Huntsville turnover, Magnolia scored again to take a 21-7 lead; this time on a 9-yard run from Shyerome Harris.
Huntsville came roaring back, scoring eight straight points on a safety and a touchdown, cutting the lead to 21-15.
The Bulldogs had an answer as John Grunkemeyer scored from 9 yards out to close the first half and Solomon got his third touchdown of the game to open the third quarter, pushing the lead to 35-15.
Harris would have his 1-yard touchdown plunge sandwiched around two Huntsville scores, for the final 41-28 margin.
Solomon had 125 yards rushing and three touchdowns, while Grunkemeyer had 141 yards and one score. Harris added 36 yards and two scores.
The Bulldogs hosted Caney Creek Oct. 4. Results were not available at press time.
Magnolia West 0
Montgomery 7
To say it was a defensive struggle would be an understatement.
Magnolia West fell to county rival Montgomery 7-0, falling by way of a fumble recovery in the end zone on homecoming night.
The Mustang defense came up big all game, holding Montgomery to less than 140 yards of offense, but it was a wild sequence of events in the second quarter that sealed their fate.
It started when Montgomery picked off a Troy Logan pass. Four plays later West returned the favor, but a Mustang was called for an illegal block on the return, backing the Mustangs up to the 4-yard line.
On the ensuing snap the entire Montgomery defensive line crashed the play, causing and recovering a fumble in the process.
The Mustangs had a chance on their final drive of the night when Logan threw a backwards pass to Justin Smith who promptly launched a ball 44-yards downfield to Adrian Thomas. The drive stalled after that, however, as a Logan pass fell incomplete on fourth down.
The Mustangs traveled to Bryan Rudder Oct. 4 for a district contest. Results were not available at press time.


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Washington, D.C. - Because of his expertise and understanding of the root causes that drive stock market crashes, Georgetown University Business Professor James J. Angel was invited discuss the recent 400-point market plunge February 27 on The News Hour with Jim Lehrer.
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Washington, D.C. -- March 3, 2003 -- Marc B. Sherman, Esq. is Adjunct Professor of Forensic Accounting at Georgetown University's McDonough School of Business and Partner, Forensic Services practice of KPMG, LLP. Professor Sherman specializes in the areas of financial investigations and complex commercial dispute damages, as well as business analysis, valuations, troubled companies and turnarounds. He has conducted domestic and international financial investigations and has served as an expert financial and accounting witness in many high profile litigations.
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Washington, D.C. -- February 4, 2003 - In an effort to provide deeper insight into the relationship between business and public policy, the Center for Business and Public Policy at Georgetown University's McDonough School of Business announced today that it will begin hosting periodic public forums to debate key business, economic, regulatory and ethical policy issues confronting American and international businesses.


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New York Fall 2011: Derek Lam, Lela Rose, DKNY, Behnaz Sarafpour, Timo Weiland, Suzanne Rae
Derek Lam The famed ballet choreographer George Balanchine held the title of muse at Derek Lam fall 2011. The focus was squarely on new combinations—notably, Lam's use of conventionally summertime fabrics like poplin and crepe combined with fall's favorites shapes. The breezy mix added plenty of movement to the collection and conveniently lightened autumn's restrictive layers. Winning combos ranged from a lovely floor-grazing black poplin gown with a pebbled leather bodice to the silk-rayon and twill trousers teamed with a navy flannel blazer and gold lamé necktie blouse. Keeping in line with fall's trending cover-ups, Lam sent a bevy of eye-catching coats down the runway from your classic pea in smoke blue to an olive wool cape to a slate Alpaca-wool coat with cashmere collar. "Your best season yet," praised André Leon Tally backstage. Front row revelers agreed.
Lela Rose stayed true to form with a fall collection centered on filmy evening gowns and airy cocktail dresses printed with the imagery of artist Gerhard Richter. "His hazy, obscure photo-realism paintings inspired me. I tried to achieve that in different fabrics by veiling them in light dip dye. He used to scrape his canvases so we took the same tools he used to make our prints," said the designer backstage. The effect? Covetable cocktail attire like embroidered frocks with peplum skirts, brocade sheaths, and a standout organza dress with a dip dyed feather skirt and veiled shoulder. The less formal nightwear mixed harmoniously with the accessible evening gowns reminding us of Rose's true calling. Saccharine separates, on point for work or play, rounded out the runway in a palette brimming with metallic, black, forest green, sapphire, camel, juniper, and blush.
Behnaz Sarafpour showcased her fall collection in The Box February 13 with twenty tightly edited looks in black, gray, charcoal, and crème. The sculptural presentation was inspired by Sarafpour's love of Brancusi art, which began during her schooldays at Parsons. Daywear featured slim leather and knit ankle trousers, wool crepe trenches, and knit capelet jackets. For eveningwear, the designer constructed toe-grazing georgette gowns worn with pointy black patent pumps thanks to Manolo Blahnik for Behnaz Sarafpour. The ensemble du jour had to be her black sequined maxi skirt with a cream blouse, and black handknit capelet. Stunning in its simplicity—just like the rest of the collection.
"New York has always been and will always be my muse," declared Donna Karan. For DKNY '11, the designer penned a love letter to her New York mods with a collection comprised of city sleek separates in an urban color palette of black, cream, navy, and gray with pops of lipstick red, foundation blush, henna, and tangella. "This is for the girl who's going to work and being responsible but she's also going out at night. It's not just about work or play—it's a combination of both for the working woman," remarked Karan. Case in point: a lovely shearling coat layered over a knit biker jacket and skinny zipper pants or a georgette pleated colorblock mini dress that could be worn with or without the collarless crepe shirt. Outerwear stole the show with reworked classics, in particular a cropped knit puffer and a "cape coat" worn nonchalantly over the shoulders. "The cape is my favorite!" Karan revealed. "That's why it's in black. I only wear black."
Suzanne Rae takes us back in time with a Victorian grunge-inspired collection for fall 2011. The Brooklyn-based designer, and Parson's alumnus, is slowly making her mark on the industry with street designs that are both feminine and feminist. Staging her presentation at Lincoln Center's penthouse, Rae utilized the space to showcase her 28 rotating ensembles and a live concert by New York pop rock band, Mother Feather. The Victorian Gibson girl was transported into the 90's with flannel jumpsuits and hemp crop tops worn with high-waist stirrup pants and gold oxfords. A color palette of black, brown, gray, and cream kept the line warm and sophisticated while lace, flannel, and plaid added just the right amount of texture. Take note, this is one designer to keep an eye on.
Timo Weiland "We were thinking of Gloria Vanderbilt taking a fictional trip to India in the 1960's with Keith Richards," said Alan Eckstein of Timo Weiland's fall inspiration. Eckstein and Weiland explored their socialite-meets-rocker theme in handmade jacquard cut to cropped coats, biker jackets, and a lovely tiered tank dress for women. A Himalayan landscape print brought the adventure to life in a wide lapel womenswear coat, a long scalloped shift dress, and a high-waisted ruffle skirt. The rock-chic sensibility was evident on the menswear side too with reversible polka dot-to-stripes button-downs, casual colorblock Angora sweaters, and slim 5-pocket jeans in plaid, camel, navy, and royal blue. The verdict: Not too chichi, not too down and dirty. A sensible, day-to-night showing.
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NEW YORK In the weeks and months leading up to Tuesdays presidential election, metals producers and distributors said they were putting a cap on capital spending as they awaited more clarity on the future of the regulatory climate.
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JERRY MORRIS Nov 09, 2012
I dont think the next few years are going to be good at all. We were looking at buying a new scrap shear and replacing a few of our older material handlers but that has been put back on the back burner for now. Also scrap flow into our yards are terrible even with the November ups. Peddler traffic is about non existent and we are seeing a slowing on the industrial side. Thanks Neil Morris MORRIS SCRAP METAL CO. INC KINGS MOUNTAIN NC .
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the new form 1099 law starting in 2013 is going to cripple the smaller scrap yards and suppliers
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I just got myself a nice wool coat and scarf over the weekend, but I'm more particular when it comes to gloves just because of my iDevices that I use when I'm out and about. I've tried North Face's and a few other brands that have the capacitative touch feature, but they're either only on the thumb and pointer finger, look or feel ugly to match, and/or they're obnoxiously expensive.
These Mujjo gloves look like a perfect compliment, so I'd love to win one. Otherwise, I'll probably buy it if I can find them locally.
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Awesome, I'd love one of these!! I live in Montana and it gets real cold here, it's about -9 right now lol and I hate when I'm out in the cold and I have to take my gloves off to use my phone!! Hope I get one!! :)
My son's been trying to "create" his own pair of capacitive gloves for quite some time, as he's been disappointed with the sparse offerings we have around here. These sound like they'd be PERFECT for him! Small hands for now, but he'll grow into 'em... ;)
I have looked and looked at gloves that have the silver tips on the thumb and index finger but never wanted to get them because of that... these are like stealthy touchscreen gloves so no one will know how hooked I am on using my devices in the cold!
I've been looking for something like these! I also live in the northeast and would rather miss a call than to have to take my gloves off!
Living in upstate NY I need theses gloves to play with my phone outside. My hand gets cold having to take my regular gloves off. :)
It takes a long time for my truck to heat up and I would be able to more safely answer the phone if I didn't have to take my gloves off to answer it. This would also be great when I am out for a walk.
It was pretty cold here this morning, like 44 degrees when I woke up. Those gloves would be pretty sweet.
Minnesota has cold winters! I've been looking for some capacitive touchscreen gloves for a while. I could really use these!
Would love a pair for these. I take my girlfriend to work everyday and have to be out at 5am...I have to keep in touch with her do she knows if I'm coming or running late. The steering wheel is always cold...and always killing my hands...heater is just not enough. Help!!! ;D
So, is there a better option for people with small hands? I've been wanting to get my wife a pair of capacitive gloves for a while now, but she's very small and I don't want to buy these if there's a better option.
I'm a field tech in NYC...in a lot of cold rooms all day and use the iPhone for work orders. Would live the gloves to make things easier!
Would love a pair of these have seent he modification of other gloves but in california most days you can get away with fingerless gloves. But I know in other palaces full gloves would be great for really cold weather
Living in Oregon where i wear gloves 90% of the time. I would be SO greatful for a pair of these!!! :)
Thanks for the great review (both written and video), Georgia! These look like fantastic gloves for using my iPhone 4 while outside in the cold. Hope I win one of the ten pairs! (I'd need the larger of the 2 one-size-fits-all sizes available). :)
Wow didn't know this existed.. Just what I need my hands r constantly cold n I hate that when I'm wearing gloves I have to take them off everytime I need to use my phone.. Hopefully I'll win :)
These may b the gloves I've been looking for. I've tried several types but all had the tiny spot that may or may not have been on the finger tip so they never worked out. Great review Georgia.
I live in Canada too and we've has -25 degrees celcius temperatures this week. I definately need a pair of these, please :)
I would love a pair of these. I have a cheapy pair that is dying slowly; these look so much nicer than what I have. Winter hasn't really set in here yet, but I want to be prepared.
I live in Michigan, close to Canada, close enough to freezing my buns off. Every morning I sit in a frozen vehicle while it warms up with one glove on and one glove off so I can turn on the nav app (Waze) and prepare for the drive to work. Sure would be nice to have two warm hands and still be able to turn use the iPhone.
I would love a pair for me and/or my wife who is getting her first iPhone this week. I'm as excited as she is. Thanks imore.
Just in time for winter (sort of). :) iMore is giving away stuff and that makes them the generous(est) of all! Thanks iMore!
I just bought an iphone and it's snowing where I live, I know northface made similar gloves but they were too expensive for me. Hope I win!
Those look better than most of the ones I have seen around me. Would love to get a pair as the temperature has finally dropped here.
We just had a -49 (wind chill) here in Calgary and rould really, really love to have a pair of Mujjo gloves. Thanks!
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National Mental Health Association (NMHA)http://www.nmha.orgNMHA works to improve the mental health of all Americans through advocacy, education, research, and service.
Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Serviceshttp://cms.hhs.govThis website contains all the information you need to understand your health care.
Mental Help Nethttp://www.mentalhelp.netThis site offers helpful content for those seeking help for addiction, eating disorders, and other mental and emotional troubles.
American Psychological Association (APA)http://www.apa.orgThe APA provides information and education about a variety of mental health issues for people of all ages.
InsureKidsNow.govhttp://insurekidsnow.gov/InsureKidsNow.gov provides information about Medicaid and CHIP services for families who need health insurance coverage.
National Association of Free Clinicshttp://www.freeclinics.us/The National Association of Free Clinics (NAFC) is a nonprofit organization that supports free clinics in the United States as well as the needs of the people they serve.
Center for Mental Health Services (CMHS)http://www.mentalhealth.orgCMHS is a federal agency that provides information about mental health to users of mental health services, their families, the general public, policy makers, providers, and the media.


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