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10th Region Format Change
CONTINUE The way we are doing it OR do it the way Cheif Smoke suggests? Originally Posted by ChiefSmoke This is nothing official. Just something a couple football coaches came up with in the football office a couple years ago. Just curious to see what everyone else thinks. Monday- Girls 1st Round- hosted by district champions Tuesday- Boys 1st Round- hosted by district champions Wednesday- Girls Semifinals at one site Thursday- Boys Semifinals at one site Friday- Girls Championship at the same site as Wednesday Saturday- Boys Championship at same site as Thursday Have a big snow and look what happens................. the football coaches wanting to run the region tournament! I will get back to my football video and leave this alone.
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Mason Co. 101 Deming 54 (10th Region, 1st Round)
Surprising Deming didn't play harder. Who knows, maybe their smarter than St. Pat and Augusta for not having done so.
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Pendleton Co 63 Deming 59
OUCH
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Pendleton Co 63 Deming 59
As did St Pat
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Pendleton Co 63 Deming 59
Why the downward spiral?
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Pendleton Co 63 Deming 59
How many times have the Wildcats beat Deming this year?
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St. Pat 75 Augusta 73
Good job Mr. Anderson. Why do the Saints keep playing these same teams over and over?
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Mason Freshman
Mason County has no freshman who are 16 years old or soon to be 16 years old. Who are you saying is 16 years old?
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Varsity starters playing freshman ball
After losing to St. Pat four times this year at the Varsity level, Deming easily beat St. Pat tonight at the freshman level by playing a Varsity starter. Any thoughts out there about playing your varsity starters in Freshman games?
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St. Patrick 95 Deming 87
They ought a fire the defensive coordinators for obvious reasons and backcourt coaches for the turnovers but by all means keep the play callers. The next meeting in Mount Kingemville is for all the marbles. The first 3 games were nothing but practice.
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Mason Freshman
Wrong again!! Where do you get your information??? Carver and Setty started kindergarten the month after (August) they both turned 6 years old (July). If you ask any primary school teacher, it is not unusal to delay school for children, especially boys, who meet the school age requirement during the summer months. The parents (not any school) decided to delay the start of school for their sons and had no idea who they would play ball with (if they played ball at all) in high school when deciding to delay the start of school. Setty moved from Ohio and came to Mason County School at the beginning of his 4th grade year.
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Mason Freshman
This is not true. All of the following starters on the freshman team will turn 16 during the summer or in their sophomore year as follows. Carver - July '08 Gilbert - December '08 McBride - October '08 Pawsat - November '08 Setty - July '08