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The Lady Highlanders earned all three individual medalist honors and captured the first, third, and fifth place finishes at the District 14-5A Fall Warm-Up at Oakhurst Golf Club on Friday-Saturday, November 4-5. Leading the way for the Lady Highlander A Team were the gold, silver, and bronze medalists. Tournament champion Cheyenne Knight fired a two-day total of 144 (75-69), followed by silver-medalist Brooke McDougald’s 151 (77-74), and bronze-medalist Kelly McGovern’s 153 (77-76). Also contributing were Nicole Budnik’s 164 (85-79), and Abbie Driggers’ 170 (87-83). Their winning team total was 612 (314-298) and a 51-stroke victory over second-place College Park. The Lady Highlander B Team finished with bronze medals, shooting a team total of 678 (350-328). Allie Andersen lead the B Team with a two-day total of 157 (81-76), followed by Katie Kilponen’s 173 (88- 85), Morgan Lindsey 174 (89-85), Ashlynn Novak’s 175 (96-79), and Lauren Bacon’s 184 (95-89). Ally McBeth lead the Lady Highlander C Team with a two-day total of 166 (92-74), followed closely by Jayne Clark’s 167 (78-89). Others contributing were Katie Sandler’s 183 (91-92), Becca Benandi’s 189 (90-99), and Lauren Trofholz’ 201 (98-103). Their team total was 705 (351-354). The Highlanders sent four teams to River Plantation Country Club on Monday, November 7, to compete in the Oak Ridge High School Fall Invitational, and the Highlanders came home with every medal! The Highlander D Team took the gold medals, lead by gold medalist Austin Shaw’s 71, followed by silvermedalist Steven Schmulson’s 73, and bronze-medalist Peyton Sherman’s 75. Also contributing were Alan Zendajas’ 77 and Brady Price’s 78. Their winning team total was 296. The Highlander A Team finished in second, silver-medal position, lead by Collins Lenfant’s 78. Others contributing were Brantley Blasingame’s 82, Stewart Park’s 87, Andrew Berger’s 89, and Jackson Cain’s 90. The A Team total was 336 and good for the silver medals. The Highlander B Team took the bronze medals behind Juan Luna’s 81. Others contributing were Mason Sharpe’s 82, Harrison Borden’s 85, and 91s from both Matt Wesling and Collin Link. The B Team shot 339 and captured the bronze medals. The Highlander C Team finished in fifth place, lead by Brandon Pender’s 80. Also competing were Jack Dever (86), Brandon Dixon (87), Jake Boyer (89), and Matt McKaig (93). The C Team total was 342. The Highlanders went to Battleground Golf Club on Thursday, November 10, to compete in the Deer Park Invitational Golf Tournament. Leading the way for the Highlander A Team was Erik Martinez, who shot a round of 85. Austin Wentz added with a round of 86, followed by Dylan Boster (93), Travis McAtee (94), and JJ Johansen (98). Their team total was 358. The Highlander B Team finished with a total of 427. Brendan Adcock lead the way with a round of 93, followed by Sam Wagner (97), Ben Jones (107), Shawn Adolph (109), and Tom Leonard (130). DRIVER EDUCATION - Classes are now available for the last fall class and you can register on-line at www.esc6.net (Click on driver-ed icon and follow steps.)The classes will be held at The Woodlands HS Campus after school. The last class this fall until after the Winter Break starts on November 14 th and the session is #136628. For more Information contact: (936)435-8321/ (936)435-8325/ (936)435-8320. FOOTBALL NEWS - Last Thursday night the Highlander JV Green team defeated Conroe 56-7 to cap off an undefeated season. Uncooperative weather in week 5 was the only foe the squad could not beat this year. With an overall record of 9-0, the team has proven that the future of Highlander football remains bright. Particularly impressive side notes from the season include the following: 3 different QBs and 4 different running backs started for the team this season, 16 different players scored points, opponents scored only 33 points all season, only one opponent managed to score more than 7 points.
The JV Red Football team finished the year 9 – 0. They were 8 – 0 in non district play and 5 – 0 in district play. The JV Red team played their final game against Conroe. They beat Conroe 28 – 8. Some offensive standouts were Sterling Scott, Andres Chacon, Kyle Glaesman, Jeremy Davis Harper, Will Larza, Nic Lee, Scott Meinhold, Izurietta Canales, Chris Kinzie, Sean Johnson, Kyle Cicio, Renzo Gonzales, Jonathan Diaz, Robert Belk, Aramis Guerra, Robert LeGoubin, and Curren Noel. Some defensive standouts in this game were Jack Morris, Thomas Gilstrap, Kris Larsen, Ricardo Trevino, Zach Thomas, Diego Llanes, Seth Johnson, John Sibal, Adam Lowell, Eric Ledoux, Rueben Tamez, Greyson Scudder, Chris Fetterman, Garrett Soileau, Justin Camero, Tanner Birdsong, Justin Martin and Cameron Babin. A special note goes to Cole Herring, Dean Sudderth, and Evan Brain for helping on the sideline with equipment. The JV Red team had an outstanding year by finishing as district champs. Thank you, to all those who support these young men. NATIONAL ENGLISH HONOR SOCIETY - NEHS will be meeting in the LGI for all meetings this year. With more than 80 members, the LGI has the room we need. Anyone who has not paid the $35 dues by Wednesday, 11-16-2011, will be dropped from membership. Come to one of the sponsors, if there is a problem. At the December6th meeting, membership pins will be distributed. There will only be five meetings after that, 01-03, 02-07, 03-06, 04-03, and the May banquet (TBA). Remember to sign up for a Reading Buddy and be there for that student. LADY HIGHLANDER BASKETBALL - Congratulations to Lady Highlander Basketball players, Anna Strickland, Maghen Lormand, and Paige Bradley. All have committed to play at the collegiate level. Anna has chosen Harding University. Maghen will be playing basketball for Concordia and Paige Bradley will be suiting up for University of Denver. All three girls are incredible hard workers and deserve all the accolades they can collect. The Lady Highlander Basketball program took to the court for the 2011-2012 season with a fury. First two days of play the program boasted an 8-0 record. All teams swept Spring for the season opening game and headed into tournament play later in the week with wins all around. Varsity dominated Spring 81-26 in their season opener, with ten out of eleven players contributing on the scoreboard. Kelsey Lang led the points with 17, Anna Strickland pulled down a “double-double” with 15 points and 10 boards. Ashlyn Hargraves was ripping from the outside with 14 points. Paige Bradley finished out the leaders with 9 points and 9 assists. Maghen Lormand chipped in 6 with 9 boards. Kristin Mahoney added 8, Kara Evans 6, Chrissy Ray 4 and Nicole Iademarco and Amy Cusimano finished with 2 each. Tournament play opened against Tomball in the Conroe Invitational. Once again a total team effort with nine out of eleven contributors on the scoreboard. Kelsey Lang and Anna Strickland led the group again with 10 each. Kara Evans and Paige Bradley each added eight. Chrissy Ray specialized in rejecting the other team’s offense with 5 blocks while Amy Cusimano applied extreme defensive pressure to help the Lady Highlanders force 31 turnovers from Tomball. The Lady Highlander JV Girls basketball team has started the season off strong with a 2-0 record. The girls beat Spring Tuesday night 49-37... Leading scorers were Megan Fogarty with 14 and Morgan Henderson with 8. Thursday the girls started play in the Oak Ridge Tournament by defeating Klein 42- 24... Leading scorers were Morgan Henderson with 16 and Ellen Hall with 8. The Lady Highlanders look to bring home the tournament championship again this year. The Freshman Red team has started the year with two great wins. They opened the season with Spring and won 57-10. The leading scorer was Alexis Heathcock with 13 points. The Red team continued with a win on Thursday night against Kingwood Park, 48-3. Leading scorer was Alexis Heathcock with 18. The Freshmen Green team is off to a terrific start for the season. In our opening game we faced off against Spring High School winning 27 - 15. Everyone on the team contributed to the win with Ashley Johnson and Maddie Fitzpatrick leading the way with 10 and 5 points respectively. Our second game of the season came in the The Woodlands Freshmen Tournament where we faced off against a second
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