Last week at the LW/Roosevelt game we were talking about the upcoming BBall season. District 11-3A will have the defending boy's state champ(Roosevelt) and runnerup(Ranchview). Can anybody remember that happening before in 3A for any sport?
Last week at the LW/Roosevelt game we were talking about the upcoming BBall season. District 11-3A will have the defending boy's state champ(Roosevelt) and runnerup(Ranchview). Can anybody remember that happening before in 3A for any sport?
how can ranchview be SO bad in football?
I cant think of one in 3A. When Colt McCoy was a jr, Jim Ned and Bangs, both district mates, played for State Championships against district rivals from another district. San Augustine was one of the schools I cant remember the other school.
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Didnt they have some "hurricane" Move ins in basketball last year? Both like 6'6" and good?Originally posted by kaorder1999
how can ranchview be SO bad in football?
"Luck is what happens when preparation meets opportunity."
I hope that someday we will be able to put away our fears and prejudices and just laugh at people.
It probably can't happen in other sports because BB reseeds the teams once they get to Austin.Originally posted by BullFrog Dad
. Can anybody remember that happening before in 3A for any sport?
It can happen in any sport. The way it did this year was LW, Castleberry, and Ranchview changed to region 2 with reallignment. Last season Ranchview was R1 Champ and defeated the R3 champ. Roosevelt was the R2 champ and defeated the R4 champ setting up the title game. No reseeding just an improbable longshot.Originally posted by Hansum Stranger
It probably can't happen in other sports because BB reseeds the teams once they get to Austin.
That is reseeding. R1 usually plays R2 and R3 plays R4 in the semi-finals.Originally posted by BullFrog Dad
It can happen in any sport. The way it did this year was LW, Castleberry, and Ranchview changed to region 2 with reallignment. Last season Ranchview was R1 Champ and defeated the R3 champ. Roosevelt was the R2 champ and defeated the R4 champ setting up the title game. No reseeding just an improbable longshot.
Wasn't last year Ranchview's first year in varsity football?Originally posted by kaorder1999
how can ranchview be SO bad in football?
no...this is at least their 4th or 5th year i believe...Originally posted by zeus63
Wasn't last year Ranchview's first year in varsity football?
I was thinking that this was their 3rd year in football. Anyone know for sure how many years they'be been playing varisty ball?Originally posted by kaorder1999
no...this is at least their 4th or 5th year i believe...
They reseed down in Austin for basketball and your region has nothing to do with who your opponent is going to be. It isn't set in stone like it is in football.Originally posted by Hansum Stranger
That is reseeding. R1 usually plays R2 and R3 plays R4 in the semi-finals.
I can name one I know for sure.Originally posted by BullFrog Dad
Last week at the LW/Roosevelt game we were talking about the upcoming BBall season. District 11-3A will have the defending boy's state champ(Roosevelt) and runnerup(Ranchview). Can anybody remember that happening before in 3A for any sport?
In the mid-90's, Bellville defeated Sealy for the Class 3A volleyball title. They are 13 miles apart and - at the time - were in the same district.
About 5 or 6 years ago, district foes La Marque and Texas City both won state football titles in 4A the same year. That's one of the rare occasions in which the two-Division playoff system actually suggested who could be considered the individual champion since La Marque beat Texas City by a TD or less in the regular season.
They may be 13 miles apart but there is no way they met for the State final. They may have met for the Regional final just prior to the State Tourney. Schools are placed into Regions by District. 2 teams from the same region can not make the final 4. Each region has 1 representative.Originally posted by herewego
I can name one I know for sure.
In the mid-90's, Bellville defeated Sealy for the Class 3A volleyball title. They are 13 miles apart and - at the time - were in the same district.
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No, I remember now. It was a weird UIL realignment year when Bellville was placed in Region 3 and Sealy was in Region IV (with Sweeny, Needville, etc). They weren't actually in the same district, but they did meet for the state championship from different regions. That'll likely never happen again. Sealy's region (4) was extremely weak in the sport that year, from what I vaguely recall. This is before the days that Wimberley became competitive.Originally posted by GreenMonster
They may be 13 miles apart but there is no way they met for the State final. They may have met for the Regional final just prior to the State Tourney. Schools are placed into Regions by District. 2 teams from the same region can not make the final 4. Each region has 1 representative.
Bellville beat Sealy handily for the 3A crown.
1996 - Conference 3A
Regional Semifinal
Monahans def. Aledo 14-16, 15-10, 15-13; Seminole def. Clifton 16-14, 15-9; Texarkana Pleasant Grove def. Willis Point 15-11, 10-15, 15-7; Hooks def. Eustace 15-6, 15-9; Madisonville def. Elgin 15-10, 15-9; Bellville def. Manor 15-7, 15-1; Sealy def. George West 15-8, 7-15, 15-12; Stafford def. Sinton 17-15, 15-5.
Regional Final
Monahans def. Seminole 10-15, 15-11, 15-13; Hooks def. Texarkana Pleasant Grove 15-10, 5-15, 15-11; Bellville def. Madisonville 15-2, 15-2; Sealy def. Stafford 15-5, 15-8.
State Semifinal
Sealy def. Hooks 15-8, 15-13; Bellville def. Monahans 15-5, 15-4.
State Final:
Bellville def. Sealy 15-3, 15-3.
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