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WARRIORS FOOTBALL 2007-2008

NOVEMBER 16th

In a bi-district playoff battle versus Texas School for the Deaf (TSD), the Legacy Warriors jumped out to a 12-0 lead before succumbing to the powerful rushing attack of the TSD 20-18. Senior Sherard Romar led the Warrior offense with 240 yards on 17 attempts and a touchdown. Chris Miller rushed for another 85 yards and a touchdown on 17 attempts. Senior Kale LeBouef added another score.

Showing the depth and strength of this year’s Warrior team, a full fifteen players were recognized with District accolades. Kale LeBouef, Bobby Lester, and Chris Miller were named first team All-District. Sherard Romar, James Quigley, Trevor Wong, D’Kovin Wilson, Deonte Mueller, and Keith Siebenthal were elected second team All-District. Lastly, Harris Swain, Jared McAnally, James Urban, Will Whiddon, Chris Lee, and Justin Guidry were named Honorable Mention All-District.

NOVEMBER 9th

Legacy continued their unlikely initial season with a 20-0 victory over Katy Faith West at Babe Zaharias stadium Friday night. After beginning the season 0-5 the team has rebounded with five straight district wins. The win Friday night capped the regular season for the Warriors as they finish the regular season TAPPS Division III-District IV Runner-Up.

For the second week in a row the defense never surrendered a point as Senior Bobby Lester disrupted the Bulldog offense with 2.5 sacks and 2 tackles for losses. D’Kovin Wilson contributed one sack and two tackles for losses. Though we are entering the season of giving, the Legacy defense was in a taking mood as Justin Guidry, Chris Lee, and Chris Miller each snagged interceptions.

Powering the offense was Chris Miller as he rushed for 237 yards on 18 carries and scored two touchdowns. Senior Kale LeBoeuf added a rushing touchdown to cap the scoring for the Warriors.

Legacy will host Austin School of the Deaf, the third place team from TAPPS Division III- District III this Friday at Babe Zaharias stadium. Kickoff is scheduled for 7pm.

The team watches as Coach Cobbs is doused with water!

Legacy Warriors Prepare for Playoffs

Having sewed up their first playoff appearance as the Legacy Christian Academy Warriors with a 39-0 thrashing of Mt. Carmel, the team faces Katy Faith West at Babe Zaharias Stadium at 7:30pm Friday night in their last regular season game. As Cathedral Christian High School the ’05 team made the playoffs eventually losing at the region level.

If Legacy is to make a deep run in the playoffs this year they will rely heavily on sophomore quarterback Chris Miller, who had a hand in all five of the teams’ touchdowns last week. Miller displayed his versatility on both sides of the ball by rushing for two scores, passing for one, and returning two fumbles for scores. Senior Kale LeBouef continues to provide the spark for the passing game as he hauled in the thirty yard strike from Miller. Defensively the team notched their first shut out of the season as senior Deonte Mueller and junior Chris Lee intercepted a pass each.

With a victory on Friday the Warriors will finish the season as District III runner-ups in TAPPS Division III and would host their first round play-off opponents.

WARRIORS SHUT DOWN REBELS

39-0

Friday, November 2nd the Legacy Warriors strolled into Houston for a district battle against Mt.Carmel High School. The penalty plagued first quarter ended 8-0 with a touchdown by Chris Miller who scored 2 offensive touchdowns and 2 touchdowns on defense. The half ended with the Warriors leading the Rebels 26-0. The Warriors came out strong in the second half led by their powerful senior offensive line. With a touchdown pass from Chris Miller to Kale LeBouef and two passes intercepted on defense by Chris Lee and Deonte Muller, the playoff bound Warriors came out the victor, shutting down the Rebels 39-0.

The Warriors next game is against Katy Faith West on Friday, November 9, 2007 at Babe Zaharius field.

Homecoming Win!

In a seesaw battle with momentum changes by the play, the Legacy Warriors prevailed over Galveston O’Connell 34-28 in overtime Friday night.
In a seesaw battle with momentum changes by the play, the Legacy Warriors prevailed over Galveston O’Connell 34-28 in overtime Friday night.

Senior Kale LeBouef threw for two touchdowns, ran for two more, and intercepted two passes including one in the end zone to assure the victory for the Warriors.

Senior Deonte Muller caught a high floating pass in the corner of the end zone to give the team an early lead 14-8. Senior defensive linemen Bobby Lester and Michael Dill spent their evening disrupting the Buc’s run game, making numerous tackles behind the line of scrimmage.

After trailing 22-14 at halftime, senior Keith Siebenthall caught a 55 yard touchdown pass from LeBouef to ignite the Warrior rally.

Freshman Connor Bourquein caught numerous passes at clutch times to keep Warrior drives alive and provided a two point conversion on a trick play from Keith Siebenthall to give the Warriors a 28-22 lead with two minutes left to play. O’Connell roared right back to tie the game with 24 seconds left in the game and then missed their extra point attempt.

The victory moves the Warriors into a tie for second in the District with Katy Faith West. Legacy squares off against Mt. Carmel in Houston this Friday, November 2nd at 7:30pm.

Behind two rushing touchdowns by Dylon Hathaway and multiple thefts in the secondary, the Junior High Football team beat the Anahuac Cubs 22-0 at Anahuac on Tuesday, October 23rd.

Reid Andrews and Sam Gallier each contributed a pick as the secondary took advantage of the Cubs’ aerial attack. Oakes Arceneaux hooked up with favorite target Jonathan Cregor for a 40 yard touchdown strike. The ball was tipped multiple times and finally snagged by Cregor in the end zone.

Legacy Warriors jumped out to an early 27-6 lead and never looked back as they handled the Baytown Christian Bulldogs at Sterling Stadium in Baytown Friday night. Sherard Romar ignited the rushing attack with three touchdowns.

Chris Miller provided two more TDs on the ground and threw for another to Justin Guidry. Keith Siebenthall added to the scoring frenzy with a rushing TD of his own. Myles McHenry was a stellar 5 of 7 on extra point conversions.

At 2-1 in Division III District 4, Legacy remains in third place with a homecoming showdown against 2-2 Galveston O’Connell this Friday at Alex Durley Stadium on the campus of West Brook High School.

The final score was 47 -20.

The Legacy Junior High Warrior Football team went up 27-0 in the first quarter and never looked back as they ran their record to 3-2 on the year with a 34-20 win over Katy Faith West “B” team.

Gage Gardner ran for over 100 yards. Oakes Arceneaux tossed two touchdowns, one to Jonathan Cregor. The offensive and defensive lines anchored by the Parker brothers, Nate and Ben, along with Jeremy Ojemeni controlled the line of scrimmage.

In a change of schedule, Legacy Junior High faces the Anahuac Pirates on Tuesday, October 23rd at 5pm at Anahuac.

Coming off a two game winning streak, the Legacy Jr. High Football team could not make it three as they fell 14-0 to the undefeated St. Anne Wildcats.

In what turned out to be a defensive struggle, Cameron Lee stood out with multiple tackles in the backfield.

Legacy Warriors Enjoy Their First Victory

Chris Miller tossed two touchdowns and Sherard Romar ran for two more as Legacy Christian Academy notched their first varsity football victory over Cypress Christian 25-8 at Westbrook Stadium on October 6th.

Keith Siebenthall and Jacobi Lee both took wide receiver screens for scores as the Warriors’ offense was just as adept with the pass and the run.

“Moments before leaving the locker room to play, we received a call from Ty Abshire (who is recovering from emergency open heart surgery)”, relayed Head Coach Bel Cobbs. “Ty’s words really inspired the guys to not take life for granted and they played like there was no tomorrow.”

Next up for the team is a meeting at Baytown Christian on October 19^th at 7:30pm.

Another Junior High Football Victory!

In a seesaw battle with momentum changes by the play, the Legacy Warriors prevailed over Galveston O’Connell 34-28 in overtime Friday night.

In a seesaw battle with momentum changes by the play, the Legacy Warriors prevailed over Galveston O’Connell 34-28 in overtime Friday night. In a seesaw battle with momentum changes by the play, the Legacy Warriors prevailed over Galveston O’Connell 34-28 in overtime Friday night.

Another Junior High Football Victory!

Offensive linemen Nate and Ben Parker, and Jeremy Ojemeny manhandled the Sabine Pass Sharks as Dylon Hathaway busted through the defensive line for two rushing touchdowns. They also gave Oakes Arceneaux enough time to continue his aerial assault tossing two touchdown passes to Jonathan Cregor and rushing for another as the Jr. High Warriors won 34-18. Next up is St. Anne’s on Tuesday, October 9th at Kelly High Stadium at 5pm.

Jr. High Football team beats High Island 40-22 Tuesday, October 2nd. Oakes Arceneaux tossed 3 touchdown passes. Jonathan Cregor was on the receiving end of two scores and Dylon Hathaway ran for another. Next game is Tuesday, October 9th against St. Anne.

Junior High Football

Legacy’s Junior High football team lost a defensive battle last week against Mauriceville Jr. High 6 to 0. Legacy’s leading rusher was Dylon Hathaway and Jay Cregor defended against a touchdown with an interception. The Jr. High football team has two games this week, Tuesday, verses High Island and Thursday, verses Sabine Pass. Come out and support these boys!

The Legacy Junior High team had a fine showing in its first outing – a scrimmage against Baytown Christian Academy. The final score was 36 – 6. Jonathan Cregor scored two touchdowns, one on an interception. Dylon Hathaway scored a touchdown from the fullback position. John Goodhue scored two touchdowns from running back, and the other touchdown was scored by Gage Gardiner.

--Coach Selman

“As a player on the football team, there are several things we have to do to prepare for Friday night. We practice Monday through Thursday, and before the game, we eat a light lunch. We have a pre-game warm-up and finish with a devotional.”

--Chris Lee

“Before a game, I have to get into game mode. First, I listen to my music, then we (the team) eat, we have fellowship and prayer, then we have down time. I listen to more music, then I go play.”

--Bobby Lester

“Support the Team”

“The football team has to prepare before every game by warming up and getting into “game mode.” They also need to be hydrated before, during, and after the games. That’s where the water girls come in. Senior Madison Naymola, Juniors Ashleigh Morrell and Taylor Rothkamm serve as the water girls. Before every game the girls, with the help of Tim Shaw, fill up three coolers with water, then load it on the bus. The water game bottles travel in a separate cooler for the girls to carry. They fill the bottles up and wait for the game to start. When it does, the girls put as many bottles of ice cold water as they can carry in their arms. When one of the coaches calls for a time-out, the girls run out on the field and put water into the huddle. Come out to a game and help support the water girls support the boys!”

BASKETBALL

Deonté Muller

First Team All State, First Team All District also invited to play in the All Star Banquet and Game on June 13th and 14th in San Antonio, TX.

Derek Scott

First Team All District

Chris Patureau

Second Team All District

Justin Guidry

Honorable Mention

The Warriors junior varsity/varsity boys’ basketball teams traveled to Galveston O’Connell on Tuesday, January 15. Both teams were victorious! The junior varsity outscored Galveston 57-50. Three Warriors scored in double figures with Sam Volrie leading the way with 22 points. Darreon Titus chipped in with 13 and Jacobi Lee rounded out the group with 11. The Junior Varsity Warriors are now 5-0 in district play. The varsity boys improved their district record to 4-1 with an 84-58 victory. Deonte Muller led all warriors with 21 points and 14 rebounds. Chris Patureau contributed with 14 points. The Warriors took care of business early by outscoring O’Connell 45-29 in the first half.

The boys’ varsity played St. Thomas at home on Friday, January 18 and came out with a 74-49 victory. St. Thomas kept the game close in the first half, trailing only by 12 at the intermission. The Warriors came out hot outscoring St. Thomas 23-3 in the third quarter. Deonte Muller led the Warriors with 25 points and Derek Scott added 16. Four other Warriors had at least six points contributing to a balanced attack. Coach Cregor was especially pleased with the team defense and rebounding—maybe the best effort of the year.

The boys’ junior varsity basketball team brought home a trophy in the East Chambers basketball tournament by defeating Hull Daisetta in the consolation finals. The Warriors lost in the opening round to East Chambers but returned to their winning ways with a 15 point win over Deweyville. The boys’ junior high A and B team also played in the East Chambers Junior High Tournament. . They lost to West Orange Stark by two in the opening round but came back to defeat Hardin to earn the right to play in the consolation bracket. With a combined team effort, the A team defeated East Chambers in the consolation finals.

Deonte' Muller

Exhilarating describes Legacy Christian’s JV boys’ basketball team! Our Warriors won the Hardin JV tournament Nov. 29-Dec. 1! Our team consisted of six freshmen and one eighth grader: Lain Herr, Victor Hoskins, Jacobi Lee, Kendal Simmons, Darreon Titus, Joseph Domingeaux, and Jonathan Cregor.

They crushed Tarkington’s freshmen team by 25 points, pounded Hull-Daisetta’s JV by 30 points, on the road to the championship games against Tarkington’s JV.

Tarkington led most of the game and was ahead by 6 with a minute to go. With the Warriors’ intensity, and great teamwork, the team closed the gap and Tarkington led by 2 with 9 seconds left in the game. Coach Patureau called a time-out and devised a play for a possible 2 or 3 point basket. The guys executed it and Jonathan Cregor hit the three pointer with 5 ticks left on the clock. Tarkington attempted another play, but Victor shut them down with quick defense, and the Warriors were crowned champions!

Derek Scott rebounding
Legacy Warriors
Basketball Game
November 13, 2007

Our Varsity Boys’ Basketball team started out strong and never let up as they crushed Houston’s Logos Prep Academy Tuesday night 92-45. The offensive leaders were Freshman, Chris Patureau, with 27 points with 3 steals. Senior, Michael Cheung, was hot hitting four 3-pointers as part of his 18 points and 4 steals. Derek Scott displayed his Senior leadership by having a great all-around effort with 15 points, 6 rebounds, 4 assists, and 4 steals. Deonte’ Muller wowed the crowd slamming two dunks as he rounded out the double-digit leaders with 13 points.

Our defense held Logos to 35 % shooting from the field. Chris Lee, Darreon Titus, Justin Guidry, and Sam Volrie combined their efforts of rebounding and steals to limit Logos from scoring in the paint. Victor Hoskins played tough inside until an opposing elbow cut his face in the second quarter costing him two stitches!

The first district home game is Thursday, Nov. 15th against Emory. Way to start strong, Warriors!

Lady Warriors
Basketball Game
November 13, 2007

Britney Romar in Traffic

The Lady Warriors hosted their first game of the 07-08 season against Sugarland Logos Prep. Leading our Lady Warriors to the 51-25 win, was Maddie Peveto with 17 points and several steals, Britney Romar with 10 points, Jena Eaglin scoring 9 points, and Lynde Freeze rounded out the outstanding offense with 6 points.

Our exceptional defense kept Logos to only 25 points. The Lady Warriors will play their first district game at home, Thursday, Nov. 15th, against Emery at 6:00 p.m. Come out and support our Lady Warriors.

The Lady Warriors hosted their first game of the 07-08 season against Sugarland Logos Prep. Leading our Lady Warriors to the 51-25 win, was Maddie Peveto with 17 points and several steals, Britney Romar with 10 points, Jena Eaglin scoring 9 points, and Lynde Freeze rounded out the outstanding offense with 6 points. Our exceptional defense kept Logos to only 25 points. The Lady Warriors will play their first district game at home, Thursday, Nov. 15th, against Emery at 6:00 p.m. Come out and support our Lady Warriors.

Maddie Peveto steals the ball

Chris Patureau 3 point

Kandele Colbert Free Throw

Jr. High Lady Warriors
Basketball Game
November 1, 2007

Our Jr. High Lady Warriors played All Saints, yesterday, in an exciting game. Going out with a bang, our Lady Warriors Gold team pulled out the win. 35-33. Our Jr. High Lady Warriors Green team gave it all they could, keeping faith within the team. Unfortunately, they couldn't pull out the win. Everyone contributed a team effort.

Jr. High Lady Warriors
Basketball Game
October 30, 2007

The Jr. High Lady Warriors hosted their second game of the season, and came out focused and ready to play. The girls gave it their all with no regrets to pull out the win. Leading the Jr. High Lady Warriors to victory were Alyssa Bourquein with 10 points, 8 steals, Monii Jackson with 6 points 5 steals, and Bridgette King with 4 points.

The rest of the team contributed with awesome defense holding St. Catherine’s to only eleven points. The Jr. High Lady Warriors will travel Thursday, November 1st, to play All Saints.

Jr. High Lady Warriors
Basketball Game
October 23, 2007

The Jr. High Lady Warriors hosted their first game against St. Anne’s Tuesday. Unfortunately the Jr. High Lady Warriors fell short of a win, but played extremely hard. These young ladies, stayed focused, encouraged one another to play hard and kept faith within themselves and the team.