Kerens should have its full arsenal of players Friday in its rivalry game against Malakoff.
That includes quarterback Pat Faulk.
Faulk, who missed last Friday’s game against Rice with an injury, said this weekend that he expects to play in the 71st meeting of the two rival high schools.
“If he’s 100 percent healthy, he’ll be out there,” Bobcats coach Russell Anderson said.
The Bobcats, who have clinched a playoff spot, managed OK without Faulk against Rice, beating the Bulldogs, 46-0. Running back Micheal Jordan had 189 yards and three touchdowns on 12 carries. Ryan Leerskov filled in for Faulk at quarterback and rushed for two touchdowns and passed for two touchdowns.
“Our other kids stepped up and played well,” Anderson said.
Kerens, which has 17 straight wins over Malakoff, isn’t caught up in spoiling Malakoff’s Cinderella season — the Tigers can make the playoffs with a win.
“It’s more about the rivalry between Kerens and Malakoff,” Anderson said.
Wortham needs win and help: Wortham (5-4, 3-2) needs to win Friday at Hubbard to get to the doorstep of the playoffs for the first time since 2004. And the Bulldogs need Italy to play well against Itasca.
Itasca (7-2, 3-2) has to beat Italy by seven points or more to win the tiebreaker over Wortham should both teams win Friday night and finish 4-2. Italy, which also would be 4-2 with a loss, would get in because of its 37-12 win over Wortham.
Hubbard needs big win and help: Don’t count Hubbard out just yet. If Itasca loses to Italy and the Jaguars beat Wortham by 14 or more points, Hubbard will be the third-place team in 21-1A and make the playoffs for the first time since 2003.
High School Sports
November 3, 2009
GC Football Notebook: Faulk expected to play
Senior QB missed Rice game, should play vs. Malakoff
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Tiger Tuesday: Final Round
The Tigers know their district opponents now. They’ve played them all once. Know your enemy, right? So let’s try to figure out where that first victory is going to come for 0-20 Corsicana.
- Golden Circle hoops: Lady Jags still ranked No. 12 in state The Hubbard Lady Jags (22-4) remained in the No. 12 spot in the TABC Girls Class 1A Division I state poll released on Monday.
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GC Girls Roundup: Lady Tigers fall to Jackets, 46-29
The Corsicana Lady Tiger basketball team suffered a tough 46-29 loss Friday night to the Cleburne Lady Jackets.
Amber Ames and Tauren Kitchen led the Tigers with 14 and 9 points, but it was not enough to give the Lady Tigers a victory. -
GC Boys Roundup: Dozier, Mildred beat Rice
Mildred defeated Rice 55-28 on Friday night.
Kevin Dozier led the Eagles with 23 points while Nic Shimonek had 16 of his own to boost Mildred to a victory on Friday. -
Wills: The half of it
Here at the halfway point of the district basketball season — or in some cases a little past it or a bit in front of it — a few things are certain.
Every Tuesday and Friday in District 21-1A for the boys is a dogfight. Four teams have been ranked this season. - High School Soccer: Tigers win Silver Bracket at Mesquite Tournament The Tigers took down the home team Mesquite, 3-1, on Saturday for the Silver Bracket Championship at the Mesquite Tournament.
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Tigers just miss out on first win, lose to Cleburne, 49-48
The Corsicana Tigers boys basketball team lost a 49-48 heartbreaker to the Cleburne Yellow Jackets Friday night.
The Tigers came into the game focused and ready to take on the Yellow Jackets. - High School Basketball Box Scores Here's a look at Tuesday's late box scores:
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Rice’s White, 4 from Mildred make Academic All-State
Rice middle linebacker Keith White said he’ll know sometime soon whether or not he’ll be the school’s valedictorian for the 2010 senior class.
He knows for certain he’s a Class 2A Academic All-State team member. - More High School Sports Headlines
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