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	Mustang Tennis comes away with several wins Fierce skies full of ominous clouds greeted the Mustang Tennis Team as they gathered early Saturday morning to travel to Kilgore, but the mighty Mustangs were not deterred nor dismayed. Charging into the heart of the storm with racquets held high, the Mustangs' steady gaze was set upon victory. An intense battle against skilled opponents, gusting winds, and blistering sun ensued. Seven hours later the Mustangs lay claim to a staggering 20 victories against Kilgore, Center, and Jacksonville.  Victors and their scores are as follows: Moore Vs. Center: Brandon 8-4 Grady 8-5 Jacob S. and Harrison 8-3 Amanda 8-4 Nicole and Maggie 8-4 Cade and Malori 8-3 Moore Vs. Jacksonville: Brandon 6-2 Grady 6-1 Jacob S. and Harrison 6-1 Jakob R. and Henry 6-2 Brandon and Davis 6-0 Nicole 6-0 Maggie 6-2 Hyland 6-0 Abbey and Magee 6-2 Nicole and Maggie 6-2 Moore Vs. Kilgore: Jacob S. 6-2 Grady 6-1 Brandon and Davis 6-3 Davis and Henry 6-3   Way to go Mustangs! Thank you for a great season and best wishes in the future.  Tryouts for Robert E. Lee's Tennis Team are scheduled for Monday-Friday May 17-21 beginning at 4:30 at Lee. Participants must have a current physical on file with Coach Taylor before tryouts.
	The 8th grade Lady basketball teams finish strong The season is over and the Lady Mustangs are walking away with a championship and a co-championship.  EVERY player contributed points through out the season. The Minor Team scorers for the season were:  Tatum and Gooding with 2 pts each, Painter with 3 pts, Price, Leach, and Rainey with 4 pts each, Johnson and Byrd with 6 pts each, Walston with 10 pts, Mcgee with 16 pts, Hawk and Terrell with 12 pts, Kennebrew with 20 pts and Kegler rounded out the scoring with 64 pts.  Their final record is 6-1 District Champs. The Major Team scorers for the season were: Nathaniel with 8 pts, Young with 11 pts, Williams with 14 pts, Guzman and Webb with 15 pts, Johnson (AJ) 33 pts, Halbrook with 42, Pipkins with 58 pts , Thompson with 68 pts and wrapping up the scoring with 69 pts is Mills.  Their final record is 9-1 Co-District Champs We've had a great year.  Now let's lace up those running shoes and burn up the track to complete our charge for the triple crown.  Enjoy your victories you work hard for them.
	The 8th grade boys basketball teams add 2 more Championships The 8th grade boys basketball teams added 2 more Championship Trophies to the trophy case yesterday by defeating Boulter in convincing fashion.  The White Team finished the season 9-1 and as Co-Champions in their league.  The Mustangs beat Boulter by a score of 50-24 with 11 different players scoring in the victory.  Scoring for Moore were: Thompson-4, Johnson-6, Hill-2, Smith-5, Harrison-6, Wilkerson-5, Zavala-4, Leal-4, Taylor-6, Moore-4, Gee-4.  In the Major division game the Mustangs remained perfect on the year finishing out 10-0 in district.  Moore jumped out to a 27-10 lead in the first quarter and never let up finishing the Vikings off by a score of 67-33.  Scoring for the Mustangs were:  Farmer-13, Mufti-7, Gipson-7, Jackson-13, Ausborne-10, Johnston-8, Rendon-9. These 8th grade young men have now won the Football Championship and the Basketball Championship and now head into Track Season to try to make it 3 for 3 and bring home the TRIPLE CROWN.  Congratulations Mustangs and keep up the hard work!!
	7th Grade Lady Mustangs split against Boulter Yesterday the Lady Mustangs traveled to Boulter for the final games of the season. It was heart thumping action against the Lady Vikings.  In the Minor Team’s game the Lady Mustangs fought back and forth with the Lady Vikings as the game came down to the fourth quarter. Finally the Lady Mustangs took control and scored 10 of their 20 points in the final minutes of the game. The final score was 20-15.  Scorers for the game were:  Jones -2,  Merrill – 2 ,Evans -2, Williams -4, Milton-10. The Major’s team game was a hard fought battle with the Lady Mustangs playing excellent defense against an undefeated team. We held strong through four quarters, but unfortunately the Lady Vikings retained their undefeated status and took the game.  Scorers for the game were: K. Smith -2, Starr -2, Ensey -2, Wages -3, Owens -4, McDonald -4, Brooks -4.  Great Season Ladies we are proud of all your hard work.
	8th Grade Mustangs have strong showing against Hogg Congratulations once again to the 8th grade Boys Basketball Teams.  Both teams were victorious yesterday by defeating Hogg in their own gym.  The White team won by a score of 32-22 to keep their share of the district title alive.  Scoring for the Mustangs were:  Thompson-2, Johnson-1, Hill-6, Smith-7, Harrison-2, Wilkerson-4, Leal-2, Taylor-6, Moore-2. The Red Team also kept their district title hopes alive by winning their game 41-18 bring their record to 9-0 on the season.  The scorers were:  Calhoun-2, Farmer-2, Gipson-6, Jackson-9, Pulliam-3, Ausborne-4, Hubbard-3 and Johnston-11.   Come out and watch the Mustangs next week vs. Boulter as they attempt to finish out their perfect district season.
	7th Grade Mustangs close out Basketball season The 7th Grade Boys closed out their seasons last night with 2 very exciting games.  In game 1, Henry Smith hit a shot with 2 seconds left on the clock to send the game into overtime.  The Mustangs were outscored 6 – 1 in the overtime, and lost the game 27 -32.  Scoring for the Mustangs were: Jack Williams, Justin Moore, Christian Quiballo, Patrick Udofia, Henry Smith, Travis Melton 2, Rod Gaines 3, James Olson 4, Colton Oldham 5  In game 2, the Red Team fought hard to stay with an oversized Viking team, but came up short 43 – 49.  Scorers were:  D’Monte Starks 4, Jeremy Wilson 5, Brandon Overmeyer 7, Hudson Mahaffey 13, Daniel Bogue 14.  These teams both had great seasons!  Coach Murry and Coach Powell want to thank all of them for their effort and dedication.
	7th Grade Lady Mustangs travel hosted the Razorbacks Last night the Lady Mustangs hosted the Lady Razorbacks here in Mustang Country. The Lady Razorbacks came to win, but were denied in the 4th quarter in both games.  In the Minor Team’s game it was a come from behind victory. The Lady Mustangs trailed most of the game but were able to make their baskets count when they needed them the most. In the end it came down to a free throw and Gabby Jones scored the game winning point making it 24-23. Scorers for the minor team were: Ricks -1, Jones -1, Orr – 2, Hudson -2, Merrill -2, Bell- 5, Milton – 5, Sutton -6. In the Major Team’s game it was neck and neck through 3 quarters. In the 4th quarter the Lady Mustangs rose to the occasion and took charge of the situation. In the final minutes of the game the Lady Mustangs scored 9 points to take the win 29-21.Scorers for the Major Team were: Ensey – 1, T. Smith -1, Mann – 4, Wages – 5, McDonald -6, Brooks – 12.   Head Hunters for the games were Gabby Jones, Naomi Sutton, Hanna McDonald, Tree Brooks, and Grace Ensey.  Our final game of the season is next week at Boulter.
	7th Grade Mustangs travel to Hogg for pair of games The 7th grade boys traveled to Hogg last night to take on the Razorbacks.  In game 1, the White team shrugged off a slow start by holding Hogg scoreless in the 2nd quarter to take a 15 – 6 lead into halftime.  The Mustangs continued to roll in the 2nd half and finished with a 37 – 14 win.  Scoring for the Mustangs were:  Justin Moore, Christian Quiballo, Patrick Udofia, Henry Smith 2, Roderick Gaines 3, Jack Williams, Parker Freeman 4, Cameron Price, Tresdon Brooks, Travis Melton 6. In game 2, the Red team came out “flat”, and ran smack into a Razorback buzzsaw.  Hogg jumped out to a 14 – 3 first quarter lead, which they never relinquished.  The Mustangs tried valiantly to make a comeback, but it was not their night.  The Razorbacks won the game 39 – 29.  Scoring for the Mustangs were:  Hudson Mahaffey – 2, Daniel Bogue – 4, Brandon Overmeyer – 10, Jeremy Wilson – 13.  The Mustangs finish up the season on Tuesday when they lock up with the Boulter Vikings at Mustang Arena.
	8th Grade Mustangs take wins from Gophers Congratulations to the 8th grade Boys Basketball Teams.  Both Teams defeated Stewart yesterday and remained leaders in the district race.  The White team won by a score of 41-32 to remain in a tie for first place.  The scorers for the Mustangs were:  Thompson-2, Seeber-2, Johnson-2, Stewart-4, Hill-2, Smith-4, Harrison-1, Wilkerson-7, Zavala-2, Taylor-4, Moore-3, Gee-8.The Red Team continued their winning streak by beating Stewart 54-36.  This brings their district record to 8-0 and leaves them in sole possession of first place with 2 games remaining in the season.  Scorers for the Mustangs were:  Calhoun-6, Farmer-3, Gipson-12, Jackson-6, Pulliam-2, Ausborne-6, Hubbard-8, Johnston-12.  The Mustangs will travel to Hogg next week before ending their season with Boulter at Home the following week.
	7th Grade Mustangs split with Gophers The 7th grade boys basketball teams travelled to Stewart yesterday to battle the Gophers.  In game 1, the White Team took a 1 point lead at the end of the 1st half, and never looked back.  They won the game 31 -23, and extended their winning streak to five games.  Scoring for the Mustangs were: Jack Williams, Patrick Udofia, Aaron Amie-2, Christian Quiballo-3, Cameron Price, Tres Brooks, Michael Sapp, Rod Gaines- 4, Parker Freeman-6. In game 2, the Red Team battled their way into a tie game with 1:10 seconds left before finally losing 37 – 33.  Despite being outsized, the Mustangs scratched and clawed their way through the game to give themselves a chance to win.  It was a great team effort!  Scorers were:Alex Mancilla-1Jordan Owens, D’Monte Starks, Brandon Overmeyer, Jakob Romines-2, Daniel Bogue- 3, Hudson Mahaffey-8, Jeremy Wilson-13. The entire Red Team are Headhunters for this game.  They executed the game plan and played with great intensity.  They exhibited what being a Mustang is all about!!
	7th Grade Lady Mustangs clobber the Gophers Wednesday afternoon the Lady Gophers traveled to Mustang Country. Mustangs fans were treated to the highest scoring games of the season along with a couple of wins.  In the Minor Game the Lady Mustangs took an early lead and continued to build upon last week’s success. Crisp passes and easy layups brought the Mustangs to 18-2 at the half. In the remainder of the game the Lady Mustangs climbed to their record high scoring game and finished 32-23.Scorers for the Minor Team were: Williams -2, Bell -2, Sutton -2, Milton -14, Evans – 2, Merrill – 2, Jones – 6. The Major Team’s game saw more dazzling Mustang Baskets as the scoreboard continued to roll over. Everyone got in on the action and contributed with offense and defense. As the clock continued to run out the Lady Mustangs fought to the finish and continued to pile up baskets. The final for the game was 44-22. Scorers for the Major Team were: Cook – 2, Starr – 2, Waalee – 2, Ensey – 3, McDonald- 5, Wages – 10, Brooks – 13. Head Hunters for the games were Kiabri Milton, Gabbrielle Jones, Grace Ensey, Aailyah Waalee.  Way to go Ladies! Next week the Lady Razorbacks are in Mustang Country. Come out and cheer on the Lady Mustangs!
	Tennis Tryouts Attention tennis players: Shake the dust off those racquets and get ready for tryouts! February 23 will start the beginning of the 2010 Tennis Season.   Tryouts are open to 7th and 8th graders, but you must have a physical on file before tryouts. If you are already in athletics then you have a physical on file. If you do not have a physical and need one, you can come by room 2A and get the physical form. Space is limited!   This year we will be renting court space again from UT Tyler and space is limited, so sharpen up those skills and get ready to play.  Remember to come by room 2A if you need a physical, tryouts begin February 23,  and stay tuned for more information.
	8th Grade Mustangs take care of Hubbard The 8th grade Boys White Basketball Team fought a hard fight yesterday at the Moore gym but fell short by 1 point.  The 45-44 loss was the first loss of the season for the White Team.  The last second shot by Chandler Hill was right on target but as the buzzer sounded the ball went in and out and the Mustangs came up short.  A great effort was given by all and the Mustangs are still tied for first place in their division.  Scoring for the Mustangs were:  Thompson – 2, Seeber – 2, Hill -4, Wilkerson- 8, Leal -7 and Taylor-21. In Red team action the Mustangs remained undefeated in District play by defeating Hubbard for the 3rd time this season.  With 3 games remaining the Mustangs are in the driver’s seat for the Gold Ball trophy.  The final score was 53-40 and the scoring for Moore were:  Calhoun – 10, Farmer – 3, Mufti – 4, Gipson – 11, Jackson – 10, Ausborne- 5, Hubbard-1, Johnston – 4, and Rendon with 5.  The Mustangs are now 7-0 in District.  Great job by both teams!!!
	7th Grade Mustangs take on Hubbard The 7th grade boys tipped it up against Hubbard last night here at Mustang Arena.  In the first game, the “White” team took down the previously undefeated Huskies 37 – 33.  The Mustangs held on for the victory despite a late, lead taking, 4th quarter run by Hubbard.  Scorers for Moore were:  Michael Sapp 2, Patrick Udofia 3, Coleton Oldham, Parker Freeman 4, Cameron Price 6, Henry Smith 7, Tresdon Brooks 12. In game 2, the “Red” team used solid defense and rebounding to hold Hubbard to just 17 points in the 1st half, but the Huskies came out on fire in the 3rd quarter.  They scored 21 points in the 3rd to blow the game open, and the Mustangs were defeated 45 – 24.  Scorers for Moore were:  Jakob Romines 1, Jeremy Wilson 4, D’Monte Starks 4, Hudson Mahaffey 4, Daniel Bogue 11
	7th Grade Lady Mustangs split pair with Hubbard Yesterday the Lady Mustangs traveled to Hubbard to take on the Lady Huskies. The Minor Team pulled away with an early lead in the game and held on to it through the third quarter. In the fourth quarter the Huskies made a charge and tied the game 15 all. With seconds left in the game the Lady Mustangs took charge, made an excellent pass, and Vonesha Ricks scored the game winning basket. It took great team work and effort to come away with the win. Way to go Ladies!  The Major Team’s game also started strong, unfortunately it started to slip away in the third quarter. The Lady Huskies were able to execute on some easy baskets and pulled ahead. Despite the valiant effort on the Lady Mustang’s part, the Huskies were able to take the win. Scorers for the games were: Sutton – 1 point, Ricks – 4 points, Evans – 4 points, Standifer – 2 points, Merrill – 6 points, Brooks – 11 points, Wages – 3 points, Owens – 2 points, Ensey – 2 points.  Next week the Lady Mustangs play the Gophers here in Mustang Country!
	7th Grade Lady Mustangs fall to the Falcons The Lady Mustangs traveled to Dogan yesterday to face off against the Lady Falcons. Both games were intense matches of great physical play, but the Lady Falcons soared away with two wins.  We fought hard and found some areas of opportunity for improvement.  Next week we travel to Hubbard.  Head Hunters for the games were:  Gabbrielle Jones, Krysalyn Bellot, Emily Starr, and Dane Cook.
	8th Grade Mustangs victorious over the Vikings Congratulations to the 8th grade Boys Basketball Team.  Both teams were victorious yesterday at Boulter Middle School.  The White Team won by a score of 41-20 and the scorers were:  Thompson -2, Seeber- 4, Johnson -2, Hill-6, Harrison – 2, Wilkerson -2, Meredith – 1, Zavala – 3, Taylor – 12, Moore – 2, Gee – 5.  In the Red Team game the Mustangs won by a score of 48-21 and scorers were:  Calhoun – 2, Farmer – 4, Mufti – 2, Gipson – 12, Jackson – 4, Pulliam -3, Ausborne -13, Hubbard- 2, Johnston – 4, Rendon -2.  Both teams are undefeated after the first round of district play.   Come out and watch these teams play next week against Dogan.
	8th Grade Lady Mustangs stampede the Vikings The Lady Mustangs hosted the Lady Vikings of Boulter on yesterday. The Minor Team played down to the wire for their victory. 1st qtr. the score was 7-2 halftime 10-9 Boulter. 3rd qtr Boulter went up 16-12. The 4 qtr the score remained the same and the Lady Vikings thought they heard the fat lady warming up to sing, the Lady Mustangs were wanting her to change her tune.  They turned up the heat and shut Boulter down not allowing them to score one point. The Final score was 19-16.  The scorers were: Painter with 1 pt, Terrell with 2pts, McGee scored 3, Kegler scored 5 pts, Walston rounded out the scoring with 6pts.  The Major Team had an easier assignment dominating from beginning to the end.  The final score was 34-14.  Scorers were: Webb and Halbrook with 1 pt, Pipkins with 2 pts, Guzman and Thompson both added 5 pts, Williams added 6 pts and Mills rounded out the scoring with 14 pts.  The Major Teams record is now 5-0 and the Minor Teams record is 3-1.  Great Job LADIES
	7th Grade Mustangs row over the Vikings The 7th grade boys traveled to Boulter last night to take on the Vikings:  In the first game, the “White” team used a balance scoring attack to take down the Vikings 25 -5.  Nine of the 15 Mustangs scored, and here they are: James Olson, Parker Freeman, Patrick Udofia, Henry Smith, Cameron Price, Travis Melton – 2, Roderick Gaines – 3, Tresdon Brooks – 4, and Justin Moore – 6. In game 2, the “Red” team took on a tough, 1st place Viking team.  Although they were severely outsized, the Mustangs battled, and kept the game close, but lost 36 – 23.  Scoring for the Mustangs were:  Alex Mancilla – 1, Daniel Bogue – 4, Hudson Mahaffey -6, and Jeremy Wilson – 12.  Headhunter for the game was Hudson Mahaffey, who sacrificed himself, by drawing 2 charging fouls on the Vikings.  The 7th grade boys will take on the Dogan Falcons at Mustang Arena on Wednesday, Jan. 13.  Come out and support your teams!
	7th Grade Lady Mustangs row over the Vikings Yesterday, the Lady Vikings rowed over from Boulter, played some intense basketball, and left a trail of baskets in their wake.  In the minor game the Lady Mustangs charged out ready to go. The plays we worked on in practice came to fruition in the game and the minor team took a 19-6 victory. Scorers for the game were: Orr – 2 points, Williams – 5 point, Bell – 2 points, Sutton – 2 points, Ricks – 2 points, Milton – 2 points, and Merrill – 4 points. Stepping out of the Viking’s boat for the major team were some WNBA players disguised as middle school players. The Lady Mustangs fought hard, but the deadly long passes, the disastrous 3 pointers, and the dreadful speed of the Lady Vikings proved too much.  Scorers for the game were:, Melgar – 2 points, T. Smith – 2 points, Ensey – 2 points, Brooks – 8 points, and Wages – 11 points.  Head Hunters for the game were: Zakela Williams, Jasmine Merrill, Hanna McDonald, Carolyn Melgar, and Na’shi Mann.
	7th Grade Mustangs destroy the Razorbacks The 7th grade boys played their first home games of the season last night, as they took on the Stewart Gophers.  In the first game, the White team was never able to get things going offensively, and the Gophers came out on top 29 – 18.  Scoring for the Mustangs were:  Cristian Quiballo and Cameron Price with 6 points each;  James Olson, Justin Moore, and Patrick Udofia each had 2 points. In game 2, the Red team gave a valiant effort, but came up short 35 – 23.  Scoring for the Mustangs were:  Jeremy Wilson – 11, D’Monte Starks – 4, Alex Mancilla – 3, Brandon Overmeyer, Jakob Romines – 2, Hudson Mahaffey – 1.  The 7th grade boys continue their homestand on Dec. 14th, when they take on the Hogg Razorbacks.
	7th Grade Lady Mustangs take two over Hogg The Lady Mustangs traveled to Hogg yesterday in search of another win for the season. The Minor Team started the game with precision, running plays and shutting down the Lady Razorbacks with excellent defense. The Lady razorbacks remained scoreless through the half under the suffocating defense of the Lady Mustangs. The final score was 23-9. Scorers for the game were: Bell – 2 points, Ricks – 7 points, Bellot – 2 points, Milton – 6 points, Evans – 2 points, Merrill – 4 points. The Major Team quickly found themselves in a race to the finish. The game was neck and neck through the first three quarters. The game was tipped our way by the efforts of Schuylar Wages and Antreana Brooks by securing their free throws in the fourth quarter. The team showed great tenacity in defense and worked together like a well oiled machine.  Scorers for the game were: Brooks – 17 points, Wages – 10 points, K. Smith – 2 points, T. Smith – 1 point Head Hunters for the game were: Briana Bell, Kiabri Milton, Schuylar Wages, Antreana Brooks, Nicole Robertson, and Tyvasia Smith.
	8th Grade Lady Mustangs victorious over Stewart The Lady Mustangs took on the Lady Gophers of Stewart yesterday and both teams walked away with victories. The Minor Team won with the score of 20-9. Although it was a low scoring we scored first and never looked back. The scorers were: Walston, Johnson, Kennebrew, and Byrd with 2pts each.  Terrell added 4pts and Kegler finished out the scoring with 8pts. Minor Teams record is 1-1.  The Major Team won with the score of 45-32. Although we won by 13pts the game had me and the fans on edge. We quickly found ourselves down 6-0 in the first quarter. At halftime the score was 20-17 their favor. When our basketball sense kicked in and our nerves had settled we turned it up a notch and they scored only 4pts in the 3rd quarter.  Scorers were: Guzman, Nathaniel, & Webb with 2pts,Young and Johnson with 4pts, Thompson with 6pts, Mills and Pipkins with 8pts and Halbrook with 9pts. Major Teams record is 3-0. We travel to Hogg next week.
	8th Grade Mustangs clobber Stewart Congratulations to the 8th grade boys basketball teams.  both Red and White teams were successful yesterday in defeating the Stewart Gophers.  The White team won by a score of 40-17.  Scoring for the Mustangs were: Thompson-1, Seeber-1, Johnson-4, Hill-4, Harrison-1, Wilkerson-4, Meridith-3, Leal-6, Taylor-4, Moore-2, Gee-7 and Hodges-2.  In Red Team action the Mustangs won by a score of 48-19.  Scorers for the Mustangs were: Calhoun-5, Farmer-6, Mufti-3, Gipson-11, Jackson-4, Pulliam-2, Ausborne-6, Hubbard-4, Johnston-3, Williams-1 and Rendon-3.  The Mustangs are now 3-0 in District and play the Hogg Razorbacks next week here at Moore.

	7th Grade Mustangs fall to Stewart The 7th grade boys played their first home games of the season last night, as they took on the Stewart Gophers.  In the first game, the White team was never able to get things going offensively, and the Gophers came out on top 29 – 18.  Scoring for the Mustangs were:  Cristian Quiballo and Cameron Price with 6 points each;  James Olson, Justin Moore, and Patrick Udofia each had 2 points. In game 2, the Red team gave a valiant effort, but came up short 35 – 23.  Scoring for the Mustangs were: Jeremy Wilson – 11, D’Monte Starks – 4, Alex Mancilla – 3, Brandon Overmeyer, Jakob Romines – 2, Hudson Mahaffey – 1.  The 7th grade boys continue their home stand on Dec. 14, when they take on the Hogg Razorbacks.
	7th Grade Lady Mustangs victorious over Stewart Yesterday the Lady Mustangs traveled to Stewart looking to add to their season record, and both teams came home victorious. In the Minor Team’s game the Lady Mustangs took a quick lead and never let up winning 16-12. The team executed properly and looked very sharp. Scorers for the game were: Orr – 2 points, Williams – 2 points, Bell – 2 points, Sutton – 2 points, Ricks – 5 points, Merrill – 1 point, Jones – 2 points. In the Major Team’s game the Lady Mustangs fired away leaving the Lady Gophers in their shadow. Shot after shot found their way home to the basket. Even the scoreboard started to groan under the weight of all the points racked up by the Lady Mustangs. The final score was 43-23. Schuyler Wages put on a dazzling performance and was the leading scorer with 17 points. Other scorers for the game were: Ensey - 6 points, K. Smith- 5 points, T. Smith – 5 points, Brooks – 5 points, Owens – 4 points, Starr – 1 point.  Head Hunters for the game are Ashton Mobley, Cristina Sanchez, Donishia Owens, and Katherine Smith. Way to play hard and work as a team. We play next Monday at Hogg. Come out and support your Lady Mustangs.
	8th Grade Mustangs place 2nd at Whitehouse Tournament Congratulations to the 8th grade Boy’s Basketball Team.  The Mustangs took 2nd place in the annual Whitehouse tournament by defeating Chapel Hill and Hubbard to make it to the finals.  Team members are:  Caleb Johnston, Jack Calhoun, Reggie Gipson, Jorean Jackson, Terry Ausborne, DJ Farmer, Robert Pulliam, Malik Hubbard, and EJ Williams.  The Mustangs play at Moore Wednesday, December 9th  so come out and support your team!!  There will be no 8th grade basketball practice after school today due to the 7th grade games.  Repeat, no 8th grade boys basketball practice after school today.

	8th Grade Mustangs take care of Hubbard Congratulations to the 8th grade boy’s basketball teams.  Both teams defeated Hubbard yesterday at the Hubbard gym.  The White Team score was 41-35 and the scorers were: Seeber -1, Crawford -2, Hill – 2, Smith – 4, Harrison -2, Wilkerson- 4, Meredith – 1, Taylor – 11, Moore- 4, and Gee-9.  In the Red Team Game the final was Moore 55 –Hubbard -36, and scorers for the Mustangs were:  Calhoun -11, Farmer – 4, Gipson – 19, Jackson – 14, Pulliam – 2, Ausborne – 5, and Hubbard – 1.  Both teams did a great job and are 2-0 on the season.  The Red team travels to Whitehouse today to play Chapel Hill in the first round of the Whitehouse tournament.  Good luck Mustangs…
	7th Grade Lady Mustangs take on Hubbard Yesterday afternoon the Lady Mustangs took the court against the Hubbard Huskies. It was a slugfest from the get go. In the Minor Team’s game the Huskies charged out to an early lead and by half time were up 13 to 4. The Lady Mustangs regrouped at half time and came back to score 10 points in the third quarter while holding the Huskies to only gaining 3 points in the third quarter. Both teams scored 4 points in the 4th quarter allowing the Huskies to take home the victory 20-18. Scorers for the game were:Ricks with 6 points.  Williams and Milton 4 points each. Bell and Mobley with 2 points each The Major Team’s game was as tight as a lid on a mason jar. The Lady Mustangs slightly trailed behind 16-14 at the half. By the end of the third quarter we were down by one and continued to play hard through the 4th quarter. Unfortunately at the sound of the buzzer the Lady Mustangs came up short 31-35.  The scorers for the games were: Wages with 12 pointsBrooks with 9 points, T. Smith with 6 points, Ensey with 4 points.  Head Hunters for the games were Zakella Williams, Ashley Orr, Tyvasia Smith, and Grace Ensey. Way to go Lady Mustangs, you fought hard and gained some valuable experience that you can cash in the next time we meet the Huskies.
	8th Grade Lady Mustangs open with wins against the Falcons As the holiday season approaches the Lady Mustangs are "thankful" to start the 2009-2010 season with a win. The Major team defeated the Lady Falcons of Dogan 45-10.  The ladies played unselfishly which led to EVERYONE scoring.  Scorers were Webb with 1 pt Young & Nathaniel with. 2 pts. Mills & Williams with 3pts, Johnson, A. With 4 pts, Guzman with 5 pts, Thompson with 6 pts, Pipkins with 8 pts & Halbrook wraps up the scoring with 12 pts.

8th Grade Boys Basketball begins season with Dogan Congratulations to the 8th grade Boy’s “B” team.  The Mustangs defeated the Dogan Falcons 30-13 yesterday at Dogan.  Bryce Wilkerson had 5 points, Devin Johnson, Keelan Smith, Triston Taylor and Bryant Moore all had 4 points each.  Graham Thompson, Witt Seeber, Jaylon Stewart and Jeremy Meredith all chipped in 2 a piece and Carlos Zavala added a free throw to round out the scoring.  After the Thanksgiving break the Mustangs will travel to Hubbard to face the Huskies.  In “A” team action the Mustangs were victorious by a score of 47-28.  Terry Ausborne had 10 points, Reggie Gipson had 8, Jorean Jackson and Malek Hubbard both had 7, DJ Farmer and Caleb Johnston added 4 each and TraVoyne Mufti chipped in 2 and EJ Williams added a free throw to round out the scoring.  Congratulations to both teams.

7th Grade Boys Basketball split pair with Dogan The Mustang 7th grade boys traveled to Dogan yesterday to take on the Falcons:  In game 1, the White team fought hard until the end, but couldn’t overcome a strong Falcon inside game.  The Falcons won the game 49 -27.  In game 2, the Red team overcame a slow start, and won the game 42 – 12.  The Mustangs were up 14 -8 at halftime, then stretched that lead to 22 – 11 to end the 3rd quarter.  The Mustangs exploded in the 4th quarter to score 20 points, and put the game out of reach.  Headhunters were Justin Moore and Alex Mancilla.  The 7th grade Mustangs return to action on Dec. 2, when they travel to Hubbard to do battle with the Huskies.

	7th Grade Lady Mustangs begin Basketball season with a bang The Lady Mustangs hosted the Lady Falcons in the opening game of the 09-10 basketball season on Monday night, and they started the season off right with wins for both teams.  The minor team won 20-12. The scorers for the game were Vonnisha Ricks and Jasmine Merrill with 6 points each. Ashley Orr, Zakella Williams, Kiabri Milton, and Ja’Liah Evans each scored two points. The major team won 24-14. Scorers for the game were Antreanna Brooks with 12 points, Tyvasia Smith with 4 points, and Schuler Wages, Donishia Owens, and Grace Ensey with 2 points each.  Way to go Lady Mustangs. Our first game was a success and we look forward to coming back from Thanksgiving to face the Huskies.Head hunters for the games are:Vonnisha Ricks, Jasmine Merril, Antreanna Brooks, and Schuler Wages
	8th Grade Lady Mustangs close out Volleyball season The Lady Mustangs wrapped up the Volleyball season yesterday taking on the Lady Vikings. Both teams took care of business in two games and walked away Champs. The Major teams Championship record is 10-0 while the Minor teams record is 7-1. Great season Ladies.
	7th Grade Lady Mustangs continue winning ways Congratulations to the Lady Mustang 7th grade volleyball teams for an excellent season.  Yesterday afternoon the Lady Mustangs traveled to Boulter to finish out the season. In Mustang style the ladies fought hard and both teams won their games.  In the White team’s game the Boulter Vikings came out swinging. They yelled and bellowed and they muttered and roared. The battle hung in the balance as both teams bolted for the ball. The Lady Vikings flexed their might and seemed to have the game tucked away nicely. Yet the Lady Mustangs would not give in. Summoning strength from within, the Lady Mustangs rallied to the win led by the serving prowess of Hyland Hefner. In the second game the Lady Mustangs were able to put away the Lady Vikings easily with a 25-12 victory. This conclusion to the White team’s season finalizes the DISTRICT CHAMPIONSHIP with a record of 9 wins and 1 loss.  The Red team found themselves also in a fierce battle. After two games the match was split; dark clouds circled the gym, and the Lady Mustangs geared up for the tie breaking game of the century. The Lady Vikings could taste victory, but the Lady Mustangs altered their equilibrium and came out with the win 25-15. Ending the season with a record of 6-4.  What an amazing season. Way to go Ladies!  Head Hunters for the game are:Hyland Hefner, Dané Cook, Donishia Owens, Schuyler Wages, Tyvasia Smith, Katherine Smith
	8th Grade Lady Mustangs win again WE are the CHAMPIONS!! That's right after the last ball had been served BOTH teams have been declared CHAMPS. On the Minor team Tori McGee went on a serving spree to get the Lady Mustangs to game three. Olivia Price turned on her hustle to keep balls in play that we thought were sure to be dead balls. The Major Team was on a mission. The only obstacle standing in the way of the championship was Hogg. The ladies put on their game faces and it only took two games. It was a TOTAL team effort. So its hard to pick head hunters.  Next week we take on Boulter in an attempt to end the season with a perfect record of 10-0 for the Major Team and 7-1 for the  Minor Team..
	8th Grade Team captures the Gold Ball Congratulations to the 8th grade District Champions!!!  The 8th grade football team brought home another Gold Ball for the Moore trophy case last night by beating the Huskies 24-8.  Moore started off the game with Reggie Gipson exploding around the right end and romping for 65 yards on the first play of the game and Terry Ausborne followed by taking in the 2 point conversion.  The Huskies took the ball and moved right down to Mustang territory and threatened to score from inside the 5 yard line but the Mustang defense held strong and stopped every attempt.  Moore then methodically drove the ball down the field behind the blocking of Asagnansi, Stefano, Hood, McCabe, Rendon, Gaona, Johnston and Gee and went in for another Gipson score and 2 point conversion by Ausborne to go up 16-0 at the Half.  Hubbard came out determined to not give up and completed a 70 yard TD pass to get back in the game making the score 16-8.  However, the Mustangs kept their heads high and again marched down the field on a long run by Malik Hubbard and a 25 yard touchdown run by EJ Williams and conversion by Gipson.  The Huskies again tried to go to their passing attack only to be denied by an acrobatic one handed interception by Terry Ausborne.  Defensive standouts were Stefano, Gee, Williams and Taylor.  Congratulations Mustangs on a great season and on being Champions!!!!  Head Hunter and winner of Mr. Lane's spirit towel is Terry Ausborne for his one handed interception to seal the game.
	7th Grade B Team loses to Hubbard In B Team football action yesterday the Mustangs fell to the Hubbard Huskies 12-6 in a hard fought battle.  The Huskies jumped out to a 12-0 first half lead only to find the Mustangs marching back and scoring their first touchdown in the 3rd quarter.  The Mustang defense held tight and gave the offense the ball for the final drive only to be halted by a fumble loss.  The Mustangs played a hard fought game and had a great year.  Good job!  Head Hunter and winner of the Mr. Lane's spirit towel is Nate Hinijosa for his 60 yard run.
	7th Grade Boys beat the Huskies at Homecoming to share District Championship Wednesday at Rose Stadium the 7th grade boys wrapped up their football season taking on the Huskies of Hubbard.  Both teams fought hard as the first half ended in a 0 – 0 tie.  The mustang offense played well driving down within the ten yard line but could not score.  The Mustang defense held Hubbard from scoring by using a stifling defense capturing Hubbard behind the line of scrimmage on several key plays. In the second half the Mustangs came out fighting.  Taking charge over the Huskies and outscoring their opponents 20 – 8.  Scoring for the Mustangs was Jeremy Wilson with two touchdowns and an extra point.  Tresdon Brooks scored a third touchdown giving Moore all the points it would need to finish off the Hubbard Huskies.  Aaron Amie and Billy Warren each had an interception to keep the Huskies from scoring.  Even the special teams contributed in giving Moore the win.  After the Mustangs drove into the end zone, Garrett Farmer recovered the kick off giving the Mustangs the ball at the Hubbard 30 yard line giving the Mustangs great field position.  Congratulations to the Mustangs for a great win and a successful season.  The Mustangs finished with a record of 3 – 2 – 1.  Jeremy Wilson was the headhunter for the game.  Special props go out to the Offensive line for a great job of controlling the tempo of the ballgame.
	7th Grade Girls clobber the Razorbacks Beauty is… an afternoon in Mustang Country.  Yesterday the Lady Razorbacks came into the house of the Mighty Mustangs.  Can you predict what the outcome was?  Well let me tell you, The Lady Mustangs took charge in both games and came away victorious.  In the White team’s game the Lady Mustangs shot out of the gate with an early lead and won the game with a final score of 25-6.  In the second game the Lady Razorbacks came up with an interesting theory.  They decided to take a 5 point lead and stop us in our tracks.  It worked and the Lady Razorbacks forced a tie breaking 3rd game.  With the match in the balance, the Lady Mustangs fought hard and won the third game 25-21. The White team’s record is 8/1 with one game to play in the season.  It’s looking like we’ve got some district champs in the house!  The Red team went into the game inferring they would be the winners based on our previous victory against the Lady Razorbacks. The winning scores were 25-21 and 25-16.  In conclusion, the Red team served up roasted hog on a platter and won their match in two games.  Head Hunters for the game were: Annie Mercer, Savannah Hudson, Nikki Dempsey, Grace Ensey.
	8th Grade Girls bury the Gophers The Lady Mustangs had their hands full yesterday as they took on the Lady Gophers of Stewart. This is the only team that the Minor Team has lost to. On yesterday they decided not to let the Gophers see the light of day beating them in two games. The scores were 25-14,  25-18. The compound of great serves and passing was their element of surprise as they struggled with it in Gopher land. This brings their record to 5-1.  The Major team also won, but it took three games. Moore won 25-14, Stewart won 25-18, and game three the score was 25-16. With this victory the Lady Mustangs improve their record to 8-0.  The head hunters are: Claire Whitley, Brianna Leach, and Olivia Price from the Minor Team.  The Major Team head hunters are:  Jamie Apoderado, Danielle Pettigrew, and Paige White.  On Thursday, October 29th we take on Hogg the deciding game that determines District Champions, so come out and cheer us on to victory.

	Moore blows out Stewart Congratulations to the 8th grade football team.  The Mustangs beat the Stewart Gophers 48-16 yesterday at Robert E. Lee.  The Mustangs had a total team effort with all 50 players seeing much action.  Scoring touchdowns for the Mustangs were JayVonne Mufti, EJ Williams, Malik Hubbard and Reggie Gipson.  Adding 2 point conversions were Triston Taylor, Devin Johnson and Witt Seeber.  Defensively Reggie Gipson had 2 interceptions and Brandon Horn, Trent Hood, Etim Asagnansi and EJ Williams all forced fumbles with their hard hits.  The Mustangs are now 4-0 in District and play Hubbard next Wednesday, October 28th at Rose Stadium for the Championship Gold Ball.  Head Hunters were:  Brandon Horn and Trent Hood
	Moore clobbers the Gophers Yesterday the Lady Gophers scurried over to Mustang Country only to be launched back into their holes.  Both teams won in two games and the place was jumpin’!  The White team took an early lead and never let up. Dané Cook fired up 20 consecutive unreturned serves and the Lady Mustangs took the game 25-3. In the White team’s second match Hyland Hefner took the helm and fired away a barrage of unreturned serves that led to the 25-14 victory. Way to rock the house Lady Mustangs.  Next up it was the Red Team’s turn to go head toe with the Gophers, but alas, no toes could be found. The Red Team’s scores were 25-14 and 25-22. It was a total team effort on the Red Team’s court as they stampeded their way to a decisive victory. Head Hunters for the games are: Hyland Hefner, Lorena Guzman, Zakeilla Williams, and Na’Shi’ Mann.
	Moore hurts Hubbard The saga continues...Moore traveled to Hubbard on yesterday with the intent to emerge victorious.  The Minor team got the ball rolling defeating the Lady Huskies in two straight games.  The score to game one was 25-22 and game two the score was 25-18.  Byrd's alternating (underhand/overhand) serves soared over the net leaving the Lady Huskies in a daze.  Walston waltzed onto the court and gave us a much needed boost while Warren gave no warning as she went into attack mode.  This victory takes the Minor team to 5-1. The Lady Huskies were nipping at the heels of the Lady Mustangs from the start.  Both teams were a bunch of nerves and it was written all over their faces, but Moore struck first winning game one by the score of 26-24 putting the pressure on Hubbard.  Hubbard regrouped and squeaked  out a win in game two with a score of 25-22.  The Lady Mustangs decided enough was enough and kicked it into overdrive leaving the Lady Huskies in a cloud of dust winning the final game 25-10.  This win preserves the Major teams' status "undefeated" with a record of 7-0.  This was truly a team effort.  Everyone added a spark when it was needed to create the push we needed to be successful.   The Lady Mustangs are in action at home next week against Stewart come out and show your support.
	Yesterday the Lady Mustangs traveled to Dogan to fly with the eagles. The white team flew away with a quick win in their first game. In the second game the Lady Falcons were flying high and were ready to swoop in for the win. The Lady Mustangs were down and out and it was looking bleak. With the score 21-14 Falcons, the Lady Mustangs staged the biggest, baddest, stampeding comeback in the history of modern day middle school athletics. The Lady Mustangs came back to win 25-23. The red team came in ready for action. The Lady Falcons jumped ahead with an early lead, but the Lady Mustang Grace Ensey put up six consistent serves and the team fought back to tie the game.  Unfortunately, the Lady Falcons got the ball back and were able to score the game winning points for a final of 25-22. In the second game the Lady Mustangs again fought hard and kept the game close all the way. Alex Gooding also had a round of great serves to help rally the team, but again we fell short and the Lady Falcons pulled away with a 25-20 win. Head Hunters for the games were Alex Gooding, Danisha Owens, Aailyah Woalee, Naomi Sutton, and Hyland Hefner
	8th Football defeats Hogg Congratulations to the 8th grade football team!   The Mustangs kept their district championship hopes alive by beating the Hogg Razorbacks 38-14 yesterday at Robert E Lee.  The Mustangs took a 21-8 half time lead and never let up.  Dyran McDuff had 122 yards on 8 carries with one touchdown and Reggie Gipson had 134 yards on 11 carries with 3 touchdowns one of which was a 70 yard kickoff return.  Devin Johnson had 2 catches from Witt Seeber in the victory as well.  Key defensive players were Bryce Wilkerson with a big interception and Dallas Stefano came up with some big hits as well.  The Mustangs are now 2-0 in District and will face Dogan next week at John Tyler.  Head Hunters are Reggie Gipson and Dyran McDuff for their great rushing performance and never quit attitude!  Great Job!
	8th Girls Volleyball hammer Hogg Oh My Gosh...The Lady Mustangs had to battle yesterday.  The ladies knew going in that they were going to have to play.  The Minor team started out slow and lost the first game 22-25.  The second game the Lady mustangs let the Lady Razorbacks know they were not going away and won the game 25-17.  Game three we stayed within two points of the Lady Razorbacks for several service rotations at 15-15 the Lady Mustangs said enough is enough and finished them off with a final score of 25-18.  This win brings the Minor teams record to 2-1. The Major came team came out on fire and beat the Lady Razorback in game one 25-14.  The Lady Razorbacks bounced back in game two spiking their way to a victory by the score of 25-15.  Game three was full of excitement.  Both teams exhibited why they "shared" the title of District Champions.  It came down to team who made fewer mistakes and it ended up being MOORE.  The final score was 25-21.  This win brings the Major teams record to 4-0.  The headhunters from the Minor teams game are: Byrd, Hill, and Kenebrew.  The Major team headhunters are: Pipkins, Gooding, and Young.  Next week we play at home taking on the Lady Vikings of Boulter.  Hope to see you there.
	8th Girls Volleyball split wins with Stewart The Lady Mustangs traveled to Gopher land yesterday where the Minor team suffered their first loss in a three game nail bitter. The Major team played to revenge them defeating the Lady Gophers in two straight games. The competition is stiff this year, so the Lady Mustangs will be working on a game plan to achieve success in their next match against the Lady Razorbacks. The head hunters are: Kegler, Rainey, and Johnson from the Minor team and Mills, Halbrook, Painter and White from the Major team.
	7th Girls Volleyball split wins at Stewart Last night the Lady Mustangs traveled to Stewart in search of gophers to stomp.  The B team played the first game close and took a narrow victory of 25-23. In the second game the Lady Mustangs put on their stomping shoes and danced to a 25-11 victory. Head Hunters for the game were Cheyenne Thompson and Ariel Taylor. Way to go ladies, ya done good! The A team however, didn’t come away with a victory. Their usual devastating serves were denied by the Gopher’s low hanging ceiling. They fought neck and neck with the score tied through most of the games, but the Gophers were able to pop out a win.  Next Monday we square off with the Lady Razorbacks. Come support your Lady Mustangs!
	8th Grade Lady Mustangs topple the Falcons The Lady Mustangs played host to Dogans’ Lady Falcons on yesterday. Both teams came out playing as though they were playing for a championship, even though it was the season opener. The Lady Falcons had the Lady Mustangs stammering by winning the first game by the score of 25-23. The Lady Mustangs rallied back to win the 2nd game by the score of 25-13 sending the match to game three. After going back to the drawing board the Lady Mustangs achieved SUCCESS defeating the Lady Falcons 25-18. The ladies looked good and I expect them to get better as the season proceeds. If you didn't make the season debut come check us out next week as we battle the Lady Huskies on Thursday. Head hunters are: Abby Halbrook, Morgan Mills and Mallori Dike

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