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7th Boys Basketball wins second in a row against the Razorbacks
The 7^th grade boys were back in action again on Monday night at the Razorback gym. In the first game, the White team started out strong to an 11 – 0 first quarter lead. The Mustangs gave up 6 points in the second quarter but that would be all the scoring Hogg could muster. The final, Moore 39, Hogg 6. Twelve of the Mustangs got into the scoring column. Scoring for the Mustangs were high point man, Witt Seeber with 8. Each with 4 points were Keelan Smith, Jacob Smith, Carlos Zavalla, Ben Romines, and José Leal. Bryceton Crawford, Jalen Stewart, DJ Johnson, Trai Griffin, and Kyler Gee each chipped in 2 apiece. Tristan Taylor rounded out the scoring with a free throw.

In Red Team action, the Mustangs handily beat the Razorbacks by a score of 43 to 24. Leading all scorers on the night was Reggie Gipson with a personal best with 10 points. Close behind, Ryan Rendon dropped in 7 points playing in the paint. Jorian Jackson had 6, Caleb Johnston and Malik Hubbard both had 5. Jackson “Mad Dog” Calhoun along with Graham Thompson each added 4 points. Closing out the scoring with one bucket was Robert Pullium. The Mustangs are now 2 and 0 on the season and will travel to the Whitehouse tournament on Friday afternoon at 4:30.

7th Girls Basketball open with win at home
The 7^th grade Lady Mustangs are off to a roaring start. Both teams clenched another victory last night in Mustang Country. The White team won their game 29-11. Head Hunters for the game are Danielle Terrell and Olivia Price. The team did an outstanding job on defense and worked together to score. The scoring summary for the game is as follows: Danielle Terrell – 7 points, Tiara Rainey – 6 points, Olivia Price and Sarah Ragsdale – 4 points, Alondra Lopez, Claire Whitney, Gabrielle Buchanan, and Charity Kennebrew each had 2 points.

The Red team sheared the Lady Razorbacks with a score of 44-18. Head Hunters for the game are Morgan Mills and Kabrea Pipkins. The scorers for the game are as follows: Abby Hallbrook – 14 points, Morgan Mills, Kabrea Pipkins – 8 points, Jillian Kegler – 4 points, Cecilia Guzman, Danielle Pettigrew, Jacky Williams, and Charde Young each with 2 points. Congratulations Ladies on your great start to the season.

7th Girls Basketball opens at Home against the Vikings
Last night the 7^th grade Lady Mustangs took to the court in their basketball game opener against the Lady Vikings. The White team jumped out to a quick lead and never let up. The final score was 28-4 Mustangs. Way to go ladies. Amanda Walston led the scoring with 14 points. Head hunters for last night’s game are Amanda Walston and Tiara Rainey for her outstanding defensive efforts. Congratulations on your first win of the season.
The Red team played hard against a rough playing team. The red team took a quick lead in the first quarter 12 -6 and keep the 6 point lead with a 20-14 finish. Abby Halbrook led the scoring with 13 points. Head hunters for the game are Abby Halbrook, Morgan Mills, and Danielle Pettigrew. The first game is always a learning experience and everyone did a great job hustling. Way to go Lady Mustangs!

7th Boys Basketball opens with pair of wins
Last night saw both 7^th Grade Boys Basketball teams in action at the Boulter Viking Gym. In the Minor game, Moore fell behind early but fought its way back in the first quarter and never lost the lead. Leading all scorers for the Mustangs was Witt Seeber with 6 points. Carlos Zavalla played great defense and helped with 4 points of his own. Tristan Taylor added 3 points. Bryceton Crawford, Jalen Stewart, Keelan Smith, and TJ Griffin all chipped in 2 apiece. Rounding out the scoring was Jacob Sheats with one. The Mustangs will be back in action in two weeks against the Hogg Razorbacks.
In A Team action, the Mustangs galloped out to a commanding lead and never looked back. Final Score, Mustangs 38, Boulter 4. Moore used a stifling defense and a ball control offense to give the Mustangs their first win of the season. Scoring for the Mustangs were Jorian Jackson with 9 points. Close behind with 6 was Ryan Rendon. Bryce Wilkerson had 4, Chandler Hill and Malik Hubbard both had 3. Each with 2 were DJ Farmer, Graham Thompson, Reggie Gipson, and Jackson “Mad Dog” Calhoun. The Mustangs will next face the Razorbacks in two weeks.

7th Girls Volleyball wins City Championship
Last night the Lady Mustangs took to the volleyball court for the last time of the 2008 season. The White team finished the season in 2^nd place. Coach Barry says, “ladies you did an outstanding job of fighting to the finish and in my book that makes you champions.” Head hunters for last night’s game were Tiara Rainey and Claire Whitney. The Red Team won their match in a fierce battle that lasted three games.
Down by a game, the Lady Mustangs showed their “never give up” determination and battled back for the victory. This win earned the Red Team the District Championship! Coach Halbrook says, “All the girls played with a little bit of grit and a lot of heart.” Way to go Lady Mustangs!!!

7th Grade Mustangs miss chance to tie for City Championship
Yesterday in front of a packed homecoming crowd the 7th Grade Mustangs took the field in a valiant effort to take a share of the District title. The Mustangs lost the coin toss and kicked the ball off to the Huskies. The Mustangs held firm and made the Huskies earn every yard as they finally took the ball into the end zone with the 1st quarter winding down to take a 6 - 0 lead in the game. The Mustangs after stalling on the first drive took over at the Huskies 25 yard line and drove the ball up the middle as Reggie Gipson scored the first touchdown and extra points to put the Mustangs up by 2.
In the closing minutes of the first half, Travis Farmer stepped in front of a Husky pass and ran from 37 yards out past several defenders and into the end zone. Ben Harrison pushed the ball in for another 2 points giving the Mustangs a 16 - 6 lead going into the half.

In second half action, the Huskies scored bringing them within 2 points with the score Mustangs 16, Huskies 14. After battling back and forth, the Mustangs took the ball into the end zone by a magnificent run by Reggie Gipson. After the handoff, Reggie ran around left end, saw too many huskies and headed back to the other side skirting by several huskies and into the end zone for the score. The PAT failed and this put the score at Mustangs 22, Huskies 14.

After the kickoff, the Huskies started a methodical drive down the field chopping up yards and getting out of bounds to stop the clock. With :48 seconds left the Huskies heaved a halfback pass down to the 2 yard line. The Huskies drove in and scored the extra points to tie the game at 22 points apiece. The Mustangs had a great season allowing only one touchdown before yesterdays game. This closes the Mustangs out with 4 wins, 1 loss, and 1 tie.
Head hunters for yesterday's game were Ryan Rendon, Ryan Rendon, and Ryan Rendon for several crunching blocks to the Huskies. I am sure that those Huskies are still feeling those hits today. Thanks to ALL the Mustangs for a great season. Coach Murry and Coach Powell are so proud of how the team performed, practiced, worked together, and encouraged each other all season long. Great Job Mustangs!

7th Grade Mustangs set up chance at City Championship
The 7th Grade Mustangs were in action at the JT Practice field in a second downpour in as many weeks. The rain did nothing to damper the spirit of the Mustangs who crushed the Gophers 30 to 0. The Mustangs went three and out on several series yesterday. Not because they couldn't move the ball but because they scored almost at will. No series lasted more than 4 downs. The Mustangs actually scored on four of their first five possessions.

Reggie Gipson scored on 3 touchdowns and a PAT giving the Mustangs 26 points. Jorian Jackson helped his own cause by running a 20 yard bootleg into the end zone for 6 points. He also added a PAT during the game. Rounding out the Scoring for the Mustangs was Ben Harrison with a PAT of his own. The Gophers didn't seem to want the football as they handed it back to the Mustangs on 4 different occasions. Recovering fumbles for Moore was Ryan Rendon, Tristan Wade, T.J. Griffin and Michael Lee with 1 apiece.

The Mustangs totally dominated the Gophers and are now looking forward to their last remaining game. The Mustangs are now 4 and 1 on the season. The Mustangs will play for a piece of the City Championship against Hubbard who is coming to the game at Rose Stadium as with an undefeated season on the line. If the Mustangs win, they will tie Hubbard for a share of the City Championship. Come out on Homecoming week to the last game of the season for the Mustangs at Rose Stadium at 4:00pm and show your support.

7th Girls Volleyball looking for City Championship
Did the gopher see its shadow last night? I don’t know, but what I do know is the Lady Gophers were sent scurrying back into their holes.
The white team won their match in a decisive victory of 25-9 and 25-11. Head Hunters for last night’s game are Madi Johnson, Matressa Byrd, and Briana Leach. Way to go Ladies. You rocked the house! The red team won their match in fast fashion 25-12 and 25-22. Head Hunters for last night’s game are Tori Warren and Erika Gooding. When you rock the house, you rock it all the way down!

Both teams have a winning season with a record of 8-1. Next week, come to the GRAND FINALE as we play for Co-Champions against the Hubbard Huskies next Tuesday in Mustang Country. Go Mustangs!!

8th Grade Mustangs back to winning ways
The White team secured their victory 25-21 and 25-12. Head Hunters go to Jackie Williams and Charity Kennebrew. Jackie had a total of 12 points on serving and some super sets as well. Charity came through with some awesome saves. Way to go!

The Red team came in and took care of business winning their match 25-10 and 25-9. Everyone played hard and continued to rotate with ease. Head Hunters are Jillian Kegler and Krista Painter.

We have two home games left in the season. Next week we play Stewart here in Mustang country on Tuesday the 28^th. Come support us as we send the Gophers back under ground.

8th Grade Mustangs back to winning ways
The 8^th grade football team got back to their winning ways last night in a MUD FEST against the Dogan Falcons. The Mustangs won the contest 30-16 bringing their record to 3-2 on the year and 2-1 in district. Touchdown runs were made by Pullum, Dunn, Flowers, Bowser and Radway. Everyone on the team saw action and played well as a team. Next week the Mustangs meet the Stewart Gophers at the John Tyler Field.

Head Hunter for yesterday’s game is Equadrian Radway for his 75 yard kickoff return for a Touchdown.

	7th Grade Lady Mustangs skewer the Hoggs Hmmmm, anybody hungry for some smoked ham? The Lady Mustangs have some served up hot and ready after their meeting with the Hoggs last night. The White team smoked ham in two games cooking up their wins 25-22 and 25-23. What a game! This was one of the most intense match-ups of the season. Finding her way to impossible passes was Amanda Walston and carving away at the Hoggs from the service line was Kashanti Flowers. They are this weeks Head Hunters. Come on down. Keeping the smoker hot, the red team “skewered” the Hoggs in three games with scores of 25-23, 20-25, and 25-12. This game was a real nail biter and kept us on our toes. All the girls played in the new rotation and did an outstanding job. Head Hunters this week are Kabrea Pipkins and Abby Halbrook for their finesse at the net. If you missed this one, then you missed one of the best matches of the season. However, you can still catch the action next week at Dogan Middle School.
	7th Grade Mustangs back on winning track The 7th Grade Mustang Football team got back on track yesterday in a steady downpour at the REL practice field. The Mustangs struggled through most of the first quarter with slippery conditions that made holding the football extremely difficult. The Mustangs decided not to hand off and Jorian Jackson took the ball around the right end for a 35 yard touchdown run. The PAT failed putting the Mustangs up 6-0 in the waning minutes of the first quarter. The Mustangs finally turned things around in the second quarter with Reggie Gipson running around the end for 6 more points After getting the ball back Ben Harrison drove the ball up the middle of the field for his first touchdown of the season. This gave the Mustangs an 18 point lead. In the closing seconds of the half, Michael Lee dove on an on side kick up the middle of the field giving the Mustangs the ball with seconds left. Reggie Gipson broke two tackles and ran around the left end for the Mustangs last touchdown of the game. Ben Harrison carried the ball in for the PAT finishing the scoring for the Mustangs. Tristan Taylor and Arthur Palacios both had interceptions in the second half but the Mustangs could not get their second offense going. Head hunters for the game were the Mustangs second defense which played the entire second half and did not allow a score. Final Score: Mustangs 28, Falcons 0. The Mustangs move to 3 - 1 on the year. This was the Mustangs third shutout of the year. In 16 quarters of football so far this season, the Mustangs have been scored on once. The Mustangs will travel to Stewart on Wednesday at the JT practice field at 4:00pm.
	7th Grade Mustangs lose close one In 7^th grade football action yesterday at Rose Stadium, the Mustangs lost 8 to 6. Six fumbles and four turnovers were the undoing of the Mustangs coming off their second win in a row. From the opening handoff the Mustangs had trouble holding onto the football. The Mustangs drop to 2 and 1 on the year. Jorian Jackson led all rushers with 136 yards rushing, followed by Reggie Gipson with 28 yards. Ben Harrison had 7 yards rushing and Jorian Jackson connect with Carlos Zavalla for a 28 yard pass reception. The Mustangs decided in the fourth quarter to start playing but that seemed to be too little too late as time ran out on the Mustangs on the 35 yard line of the Razorbacks. Mustangs will be back in action on Wednesday against Dogan at the REL field.
	8th Grade Mustangs lose to Hogg The 8^th grade football team took one on the chin last night at Rose Stadium. The Mustangs fell to the Hogg Razorbacks 34-6 in a very physical contest. Fumbles and missed tackles took the Mustangs out of the game early however, the offense was able to move the ball all night long on the Razorbacks. Next week the Mustangs hope to re-establish their winning ways against the Dogan Falcons at Robert E. Lee. Due to the lack of tackling the Head Hunter Award will take a week off.
	7th Grade "B" Team Football In 7^th grade “B” Team Action. The Mustangs stomped the Razorbacks 20-0 in a game of total domination. Scoring for the Mustangs were Sam Hall followed by Matthew Evans for the 2 point conversion pass from Graham Thompson, Dyron McDuff on a 6 yard run and Jackie Anderson on a 5 yard run. The “B” team will play Hubbard on Oct. 29 at Rose Stadium. Head Hunters this week are Trent Hood and Ben “Shockey” Romines for their big hits on the Hogg Quarterback.
	7th Grade Mustangs "Rock the House" The Lady Mustangs traveled to the far off land of the Vikings and ROCKED THE HOUSE Tuesday night. Despite the sneers from the crowd, the Lady Mustangs stayed focused and executed their new rotations with machine like precision. The White Team won their matches 25-12 and 25-18. At one point the Lady Vikings staged an attack, but it was completely shut down by the defensive efforts of Tiara Rainey. Coach Barry wants all the players to know that he is proud of the way the team worked in the game. Head Hunters for the White Team are Tiara Rainey and Olivia Price. The Red Team also took care of business in short fashion winning their games 25-18 and 25-23. Mastering the 4-2 rotation, the Red Team executed brilliantly. Coach Halbrook says that she is extremely pleased with the way her team learned a new rotation and put it into play with superb ability. Head hunters for the red team are Krista Painter and Jamie Apoderado. Next week the Lady Mustangs attempt to stick an apple (or a volleyball) in the mouths of the Lady Razorbacks. GO LADY MUSTANGS!
	7th Grade Mustangs spank the Vikings again Thursday in Football action at the Robert E. Lee football field, the Mustangs took on the Boulter Vikings for the second time in as many weeks. The Mustangs came out determined not to let the Vikings win the rematch. On the opening kickoff, Teddy Hawkins scampered 65 yards for the first touchdown of the game. The PAT attempt failed and after less than 15 seconds of play the Mustangs were ahead 6 to zero. Once the Vikings got the ball they really didn’t know what to do with it so they gave it back to the Mustangs who then scooted another 57 yards for a second touchdown after only two touches on the football. Scoring the PAT was Witt Seeber making the score 14 to zero. The Mustang defense swarmed and stymied the Vikings all day long. Getting the ball back the Mustangs wasted no time and Jorian Jackson took another handoff and ran it into the end zone for his second score. After Jack Calhoun added the 2 point conversion, the score was 22 to zero. Completing the scoring was Jorian Jackson. This made the score 30 to 0. In two games the Mustangs remain unbeaten and have yet to be scored upon. Headhunters for the game were Chandler Hill with an amazing hit on one of the biggest opposing players from the Vikings. Chandler stopped the play for no gain. Phillip White did a great job at corner keeping Boulter in check all game long. Come out today to Rose Stadium to cheer on these amazing Mustangs in action at 4:00pm as they host the Razorbacks from Hogg and look to go 3 and 0 on the season.

8th Grade Mustangs win two in a row
Congratulations to the 8^th grade Football Team! The Mustangs won their second straight game by defeating Boulter 26-8 yesterday at Robert E. Lee. Moore came out strong and drove the ball down the field with strong running from Darion Flowers, Rezzin Pullum and XZabior Gordan and tough blocking from Henry Dunn and Elisha Williams as the Mustangs went ahead 14-0 in the first half. The Vikings struck back in the 3^rd quarter bring the score to 14-8, but on 3^rd and long Tyus Bowser hit Henry Dunn on a 65 yard pass reception down to the Vikings 5 yard line. The offensive line of Chambers, Gifford, Mobley, Page, Taylor and Lopez stepped up and opened the way for Pullum to score and make the game 20-8. The Mustangs held tough the rest of the game and manage another score on a Bowser QB sneak which ended the game at 26-8.

Head Hunters were Henry Dunn for his great play on both sides of the ball and his great catch and run as well as his huge hit on the kickoff team. Rezzin Pullum for his tough running from the tail back position.

7th Grade Football "B" team sees action
In 7^th grade B Team competition yesterday all of the Mustangs played hard and did a great job. Scoring for the Mustangs on running plays were Dyron McDuff, Jackie Anderson, Clayton Hodges and scoring on a pass from Graham Thompson was Matthew Evans. Head Hunter was Jackie Anderson for his hard hitting the entire game.

	7th Grade Lady Mustangs split with the Huskies What a match up Tuesday night! The Lady Mustangs faced off with the Hubbard Huskies. The white team won their first game 25-16, but the Huskies won the second game 25-17 sending the match to a third game. In the end the white team suffered their first loss of the season, but played an outstanding game. We look forward to our rematch with Hubbard on our own court November 4^th. Head hunters for the white team are Dajah Thompson and Kashanti Flowers. When it came to the red team’s game, the Lady Mustangs stumbled in the first game losing 18-25. However, in the second game the Lady Mustangs fought back with Paige White leading us with 12 serves to a 25-12 victory. In the final chapter of the epic battle, Danielle Pettigrew unleashed 8 serves in a row helping secure the victory 25-16. Head hunters for the red team are Paige White and Danielle Pettigrew. Next week our series starts over as we play the Lady Vikings at Boulter. BE THERE!!!
	8th Grade Lady Mustangs travel to Stewart The Lady Mustangs traveled to Gopher land on yesterday and both teams entered the gym with V-I-C-T-O-R-Y in mind. When the Minor team hit the floor the Lady Gophers saw a light at the end of the tunnel taking the Lady Mustangs to a third and deciding game. The Lady Mustangs dimmed that light as Briana Sherfield confidently went to the serving line down 18-22. The ladies composed themselves and galloped to victory by the final score of 25-22. The head hunters are: Briana Sherfield and Destiny Robinson. The Major team came to the floor a little sluggish, but once they got into the swing of things dictated the flow of the game. The Queen of the court was Ciara Johnson who served 10 straight points to take the lead at 24-21 and ultimately clinching the win. In game two the spotlight was shared when Jada Ford and Kennedy Renshaw went on a serving binge, serving the last 14 points to force the Gophers back underground as they scampered away with the victory. It's going to be a scorcher next week as we travel to Husky land. It will be great if we could pack out the house with nay's of the Mustangs rather than the howling of Huskies. We hope to see you the there. The Minor teams' record is 3-1 while the Major teams' record is 4-0.
	8th Grade Football notches first win of the season Congratulations to the 8^th grade football team who beat Lufkin “A” last night in their own back yard. The Mustangs showed a never quit attitude by hammering the Lufkin running back in his own end zone for a safety with just a minute left in the game to go ahead 8-7. The Mustangs outplayed the Lufkin Pack all night but unfortunately had some big mistakes that caused them to have to fight back in the fourth quarter. Some of the big plays of the game were: A 15 yard pass from Bowser to Tankersley on 4^th down to keep a 4^th quarter drive alive; A reverse pass from Xabier Gordan to Darion Flowers for a 40 yard gain. A 30 yard pass completion from Bowser to Henry Dunn and an outstanding kickoff effort by Elisha Williams who kicked the ball deep on every kickoff. The entire defense stepped up and played big against the passing attack of the Lufkin Panthers. This was a huge win for these young men and their hard work has begun to pay off. Mustang don’t stop working hard the season is still young. Great job Mustangs!! Head Hunters for the game were DeVondre Shears and Xabier Gordan for their game winning tackle that caused the go ahead safety.
	7th Grade Football begins season with a win over the Vikings The 7^th grade Mustang football team opened the season in good form yesterday at Rose Stadium when they hosted the Vikings of Boulter. Following the opening kickoff by the Vikings, the Mustangs own Reggie Gipson scampered around the right end for 60 yards and a touchdown. Following his lead, Oscar Ballesteros drove up the middle of the field for the PAT making the score Mustangs 8, Vikings 0. The Vikings were stymied all day long by the Mustangs. After a quick 4 and out the Mustangs took over again from the 45 yard line and began a drive to pay dirt. Reggie Gipson again finished the drive around the end for 11 yards putting the Mustangs up 14 – 0. The PAT failed after the Mustangs were charged for an offside penalty.

The Mustangs finished the half with a 14 to 0 lead. Getting the ball back after a quick turnaround from Boulter, the Mustangs fumbled the ball back to the Vikings. On the next drive the Mustangs took control of the game with a 55 yard touchdown run from Jorian Jackson putting the game away from the Vikings. Michael Lee gave Moore the PAT and completed the scoring with the Mustangs well ahead 22 to 0. The Mustangs will face Boulter again on Thursday of next week at the REL field at 4:00pm. Headhunters for the game were Ryan Rendon, Tristan Taylor, and Delfino Gaona.

7th Grade Volleyball teams declare open season on the gophers
The 7^th Grade Lady Mustangs declared open season on gophers Monday night. Both teams dominated the floor with unstoppable power, agility, and finesse.

The White Team took their 4^th straight victory with scores 25-11 in both games. Leading the attack was Olivia Price with a series of serves that completely wore out the Gophers. A couple of Gophers had to be sent to the sidelines for repairs, but it was just too late. Head Hunters for the white team are Olivia Price and Natori McGee.

The Red Team won their matches 25-8 and 25-16 sending the gophers back into their holes. With a miraculous backwards shot to back row, Cecilia Guzman kept the score board turning. Ending the match with an exclamation point, Kayla Webb slammed the ball onto the Gophers. The Gophers couldn’t dig it out. Head Hunters are Cecilia Guzman and Kayla Webb. Come on down!

Way to go Lady Mustangs. You ROCK! Next week we’re off to the land of Huskies.

8th Grade Football teams on the road in Longview
The 8^th grade football team fought a hard fight last night in Longview against Forest Park but unfortunately came up just 2 points short losing 18-16. Forest Park struck first with a 60 yard halfback pass, but the Mustangs held them out for the 2 point conversion giving the Eagles and early 6-0 lead. However, the Mustangs marched back early in the 2^nd quarter and scored on a pass from Tyus Bowser to Xabeir Gordan. Darion Flowers followed behind the blocking of Pullum, Gordan, Mobley and Page for the 2 point conversion to put the Mustangs up 8-6. Late in the first half the Eagles passing attack struck again scoring on a 40 yard touchdown pass to go up 12-8. The defense stepped up again to keep them out of the end zone on the 2 point conversion. The Halftime score was 12-8.

The 3^rd quarter went back and forth with no scoring but early in the 4^th once again there was a break down in the Mustang secondary and the Eagles connected on yet another half back pass to reach the 10 yard line. Three plays later the Eagles found pay dirt again to go up 18-8 and yet again were held out on the 2 point try. The Mustangs bowed their backs and refused to give up as Bowser connected to Davier Harris on a 45 yard completion. The offense gained momentum and continued to drive inside the 10 yard line and once again Gordon scored on a dive play over Adam Lopez. Darion Flowers added the 2 point conversion to make the game 18-16.

On the kickoff the Mustangs rushed down the field and Darion Flowers put a big time hit on the ball carrier causing a fumble which Moore recovered. As the momentum was changing to the side of the Mustangs they began to move the ball, however, on Fourth and One the blocking up front could not produce and the Eagles regained possession. Once again the Mustang Defense held and gave the Offense one more try but once again time was not on our side.

All in All this was a great “Never Give Up” effort that the Mustangs should be proud of. With much more hard work on the field and in the classroom this team will be a winner. Great Job on your first Game Mustangs!! Head Hunters were: Darion Flowers for his big hit on the kick off team which caused a fumble. Tyus Bowser for a his big hit behind the line of scrimmage from the defensive end position.

8th Grade Lady Mustangs split games with the Dogan Falcons
The Minor team suffered its first lost as they took on the Lady Falcon's of Dogan. Bringing their record to 2-1 The scores were 25-15, 25-21, 25-14. The breakdown in communication proved to be the straw that broke the camel's back. We travel to Stewart next week to take on the Lady Gopher's in an attempt to redeem ourselves. Head hunters for their valiant efforts are Kelsey Wiley and Imelda Medina.

The Major team defeated the Lady Falcons by the score of 25-17 and 25-18. This victory brings their record to 3-0. Jada Ford and Stephanie Kennedy led the assault with serves, while Eryn Wilson and Victoria Vorsas strategically placed the ball for Fulani Petties and Nola Jackson to put it down. Head hunters are: Destiny McGee Gemaya LaVassaur, and Allison Snodgrass for their role play. Way to go ladies. All is not lost. We will go back to the drawing board and whip up another plan that works. See you in practice!

7th Grade Lady Mustangs clip the Dogan Falcons
The Lady Mustangs clipped the Dogan Falcons on Monday night. Both teams won their matches in stunning fashion with a barrage (is that a 4 point word) of serves and volleys that could not be returned. SMOKIN!

White team won their two games with scores of 25-10 and 25-11. Head hunters for the white team are Da’jah Thompson, Emily Hawk, and Amanda Walston! Red team won their two games with scores of 25-10 and 25-12. Head hunters for the red team are Danielle Pettigrew, Carrie Halbrooks, and Jamie Apoderado! Way to go Lady Mustangs! Next week we travel to Gopher Land. Be There!

8th Grade Lady Mustangs victorious over Razorbacks
Ooops we did it again. Both teams defeated Hogg. The Minor team won in two games while the Major team had to wrap it up in three. We were all on pins and needles before Hogg left the gym. The ladies had to bring their “A” game no fun intended. The Lady Razorbacks were determined to walk away with a win, but the Lady Mustangs dug deep and pulled out yet another win. We told you to bring a friend. If you missed this game you missed a GREAT one. I think all in attendance were amazed at the level of competition. I was speechless and the athletes were moved to tears. Intense Intense Intense!!!!!

The Minor team defeated the Lady Razorbacks by the score of 25-19 and 25-12. The headhunters are: Briana Callier and Reagan Freeman. The Major team defeated the Lady Razorbacks by the score of 19-25, 25-19, 28-26. Heart be STILL. The headhunters are: Stephanie Reneshaw, Eryn Wilson, and Fulani Petties.
The ladies had to do a lot of adjusting yesterday and I have to say that I couldn’t have asked for them to pull it together any better than they did. WAY TO GO. Keep on truckin’

7th Grade Lady Mustangs victorious over Razorbacks

The Lady Mustangs battled it out with the Lady Razor Backs last night in Mustang Country. Both teams had very close matches and worked extremely hard.

The white team managed to skin the Razor Backs by a victory of 25-19 and 25-21. The head hunters for the white team are Danielle Terrell and Kaleigh Smith. Way to go Lady Mustangs! The red team battled back from behind to win the second game and tie the match. Unfortunately they suffered a loss in the last game 23-25. The head hunters for the red team are Abby Halbrook, Char’de Young, and Morgan Mills.

Way to go Ladies! Come out an support us next Monday night against the Lady Falcons right here in Mustang Country!

Lady Mustangs take care of Boulter

The Lady Mustangs came to the court ready to rock and roll. Both teams defeated Boulter in two games. There were a few close calls, but the ladies rallied the troops and took care of business.

The headhunters from the Minor team are: Jackie Ramos, Kelsey Wiley, and Tra'Vonna Chancellor. These three ladies served a minimum of seven points a piece totaling 29 of the 50 points (that's 58%) needed to win in two games. The headhunters for the Major team are: Kennedy Reneshaw, Ciara Johnson and Blanca Guzman. Serving was key for us yesterday and these three unlocked the door for the win.

This was the first game of the season and we look forward to improving from game to game. We would like to thank all of you that were in attendance on yesterday. There's nothing like being able to represent your school and have a community of peers, parents, teachers, and administration come out to support you. Thank you again and we will see you at the next game bring a friend.

7^th Girls Volleyball get first win
In the first volleyball match up of the season, the Lady Mustangs white and red teams defeated the Lady Vikings. The white team won their match in two games with a score of 25 to 16 and 25 to 6. The head hunters for the white team are Taylor Hill and Kashanti Flowers. The red team won their match in two games with a score of 25 to 9 and 25 to 17.The head hunters for the red team are Mallory Dike and Kabrea Pipkins. Way to go Lady Mustangs! We are proud of you! Next Wednesday we battle the Razorbacks here at Moore.

**Each coach reports results here. For further information, contact the coach of your child's team.