WEEK 10 JV & JH SCORES
Posted: Wed Oct 26, 2022 8:20 pm
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That’s what happened with Goldthwaite’s JV squad by the time they played DeLeon, we were missing key starters that week. Our eight grade has improved with the help of a very fast move in, I just hope he’s around in the future.OskeeWowWow wrote: ↑Fri Oct 28, 2022 11:12 am De Leon's junior high finishes 15-1, losing only to Goldthwaite's spectacular 7th grade group. 8th grade was dominant, with only Coleman and San Saba competitive.
JV started 7-0 before losing 6 starters, one to varsity and 5 to injury, finishing 7-3. Tolar won convincingly with a great JV, lost a last second heart breaker to Hamilton after losing QB in 2nd half, and gave Coleman's solid JV a scare with a skeleton squad.
Average scores vs opponents on the season in a tough district:
7th: 27-9
8th: 41-7
JV: 31-9
Things looking up in Bearcat land very soon.
I would be very surprised if we flirt with 3A again anytime in the near future. There's no nice way to say it, so I'll be blunt.... there are a LOT of kids in the JR/SR classes who just don't contribute to the extracurriculars or really much of anything. It has shown in our athletic programs. As one of the biggest 2A enrollments in the state we look a lot more like a D2 school on the sideline. In reality we are a lot closer to Cross Plains than Tolar. From the 9th grade on down to elementary, though, there is a really nice wave coming, with engaged parents (what makes Goldy and Mason and Crawford, etc. so consistent) and talented kids.Eagle 1 wrote: ↑Fri Oct 28, 2022 4:23 pmThat’s what happened with Goldthwaite’s JV squad by the time they played DeLeon, we were missing key starters that week. Our eight grade has improved with the help of a very fast move in, I just hope he’s around in the future.OskeeWowWow wrote: ↑Fri Oct 28, 2022 11:12 am De Leon's junior high finishes 15-1, losing only to Goldthwaite's spectacular 7th grade group. 8th grade was dominant, with only Coleman and San Saba competitive.
JV started 7-0 before losing 6 starters, one to varsity and 5 to injury, finishing 7-3. Tolar won convincingly with a great JV, lost a last second heart breaker to Hamilton after losing QB in 2nd half, and gave Coleman's solid JV a scare with a skeleton squad.
Average scores vs opponents on the season in a tough district:
7th: 27-9
8th: 41-7
JV: 31-9
Things looking up in Bearcat land very soon.
Our 7th grade is very very promising right now, but so was our last year’s Seniors when they were in 7th grade.
Any chance that DeLeon moves up a classification in the future? Good luck to the Bearcats until we meet again.