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2011-2012 School
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With WOS
athletic
director
Cornel
Thompson and
his father,
Derek Ledet,
senior Derek
Ledet signed
to play
football at
Kilgore
College in
Kilgore.
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The
University
of Mary
Hardin-Baylor
softball
team placed
eleven
players on
the American
Southwest
Conference
All-West
Division
teams. Led
by Pitcher
Rebekah
Ragsdale who
was named
West
Division
Pitcher of
the Year,
the Cru had
four First
Team
selections,
placed two
players on
the All-West
Second Team
and added
five
Honorable
Mention
All-West
picks.
Ragsdale, a
sophomore
right-hander
from West
Orange-Stark
also named
to the ASC
All-Tournament
Team,
recorded a
14-7 record
and posted a
2.46 ERA.
Ragsdale
also struck
out 87
batters,
nailed down
two saves,
tossed eight
shutouts and
completed 14
games while
throwing
139.1
innings.
Ragsdale was
interviewed
after her
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West
Orange
Stark High
School
students
earned Best
of Show in
two
categories
at the State
Skills USA
competition
held in
Corpus
Christi.
Ashton
Lemoine
won Best of
Show in the
Precision
Machining
Job Exhibit
competition
for the
second
consecutive
year; while
Amber
Carpenter
won Best of
Show in
Building
Trades Job
Exhibit
Competition.
Fellow WO-S
Career
Center
classmates
Michael
Hagan and
Matt Goff
earned blue
ribbons on
their
precision
machine
projects.
Sterling
Lewis,
Bradley
Freeman,
Josh
Blanchard,
Tyler
Chandler,
Stephen
Tramell,
Dillan
Trahan, and
Joseph Self
earned
second place
ribbons for
their
precision
machine job
exhibits.
Goff,
Freeman,
Blanchard,
Tramell, and
Trahan are
Bridge City
High School
students who
attend WO-S
Career
Center
precision
machine
classes.
WO-S
building
trades
students
also
competed in
project
exhibits and
earned blue
ribbons as
well. They
are Nicholas
Tezeno and
Ashley
Hooper.
Matthew
Broussard
earned a red
ribbon.
Carlo
Paulino is
the WO-S
High School
precision
machining
instructor.
Randy
Palmero
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Jamarcus
Rhodes
of WOS
won both the
110 and 300
hurdles held
at Dan Hooks
Stadium
Thursday at
the 21-3A
Meet. more
photos in
our photo
gallery
Boys
Results
Girls
Results
1 West
Orange-Stark
187
2
Bridge
City 109.50
3
Hamshire
Fannett
106
4
Silsbee
89.50
5 Hardin
Jefferson
85
6
Orangefield
35
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WOS Head
Football
Coach
Cornel
Thompson has
confirmed to KOGT that
longtime
assistant Ed
Dyer will be
the Mustangs
Offensive
Coordinator
next season.
He's
replacing
first year OC Stan
Hodges who
is pursuing
a position
at another
school.
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West
Orange-Stark
linebacker
Trayvon
Blanchard
has given
Baylor
University a
verbal
commitment
to play
football
there
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Tuesday
during the
West
Orange-Stark
basketball
game,
Mustang
great
Travessa
Gant had her
jersey
retired by
the school.
Gant was an
incredible
player who
could and
sometimes
did play
every
position
during a
game.
Gant went on
to play at
Lamar and
also
overseas.
Her former
coaches,
Ricky Ryan
and Camille
Fuller, also
attended the
event. photo
by Meri Elen
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Monday
morning
Sarah
Ragsdale of
WOS signed a
softball
scholarship
with San Jac
out of
Baytown.
Ragsdale is
the daughter
of head
softball
coach Randy
Ragsdale and
Paula
Ragsdale,
who also
teaches at
the school.
Following
her
selection as
Newcomer of
the Year her
freshman
year, Sarah
has been an
All-District
selection
her
sophomore
and junior
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Three
from West
Orange-Stark
signed
football
scholarships
Wednesday.
From left:
Justin
Thomas
(Utah), Ryan
Allen
(Missouri
Valley), and
DeCarlos
Renfro (UTEP). |
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Surrounded
by her
coaches and
mother, WO-S
senior
Cassandra
May signs to
play
softball at
Lamar State
College in
Port Arthur.
From left to
right,
Athletic
Director
Cornel
Thompson,
Asst. Coach
Brittany
Washburn,
Head Coach
Randy
Ragsdale and
Asst. Coach
Michael
Shugart,
along with
Cassandra
and her
mother,
Carolyn May.
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Britton
Lindsey will
play
football at Fort
Valley State
University
in Fort
Valley,
Georgia. The WOS senior
RB was the
Offensive
Player of
the Year in
District
21-3A last
season. The
Wildcats
play in the
Southern
Intercollegiate
Athletic
Conference
and finished
2-8 last
season. |
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The WOCCISD
Education
Foundation
surprised
over a dozen
teachers at
four
different
West Orange
Cove CISD
campuses
with grant
awards for
innovative
teaching
Friday, Jan.
27. A total
of 13 grants
were
presented to
teachers at
North Early
Learning
Center, West
Orange
Stark
Elementary,
West Orange
Stark
Middle, and
West Orange
Stark High
Schools.
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Daniel
Woodson and
Britton
Lindsey
named MVP's
on
21-3A
football
team
District
Champion
Mustangs
flood
All-KOGT
Football
Team
Academic All-State
Football Team
Ashleigh
Kelly of WOS
named 21-3A
volleyball
MVP. Twelve
players from
Orange
County named
to the
All-District
Team.
Kelly was
also named
to the All-KOGT
Volleyball
Team.
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Crystal
Haynes was
crowned the
West
Orange-Stark
Homecoming
Queen
Friday.
The
Mustangs
defeated
Hamshire-Fannett
22-12 in the
21-3A
opener.
WOS also
held a
tailgate
party before
the game and
did some
line
dancing!
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For the
fourth
consecutive
year, West
Orange -
Cove CISD
has earned a
Property
Casualty
Alliance of
Texas (PCAT)
dividend.
Kerry Sims,
Executive
Vice
President
and Chief
Operation
Officer of
North
American
Solutions
made the
$53,780.27
presentation
to WOCCISD
Superintendent
James
Colbert
(right) this
week.
Previous
presentations
to WOCCISD
have totaled
more than
$130,000,
excluding
this weeks
dividend.
Dividends
result from
lower than
normal
claims. PCAT
is a Texas
interlocal
governmental
risk program
representing
104 school
districts
and over $27
million in
annual
contributions.
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The old Anderson
Elementary School
has students once
again. However, they
are not youngsters
learning their ABCs.
Part of the campus
is now the West
Orange-Stark
Academic Alternative
School. In the next
few months, the main
part of the school
will be remodeled to
house the West
Orange-Cove district
administration
offices. The changes
are part of the $6
million bond issue
voters approved in
May.
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Many
new Directors,
Principals, and
Coordinators will
welcome students and
their families for
the 2011-2012 West
Orange Cove CISD
academic school year
as a result of
increased
instructional
support at the
central office and
campus level. The
District has
experienced a great
amount of change in
a short amount of
time. One of our
major goals through
these events has
been to be stronger
and to strengthen
our leadership
teams,
Superintendent James
Colbert said.
Meet the new
additions.
Shannon Larson,
a former
assistant
principal for
the Vidor school
district, will
be the new
principal for
North Early
Learning Center.
The West
Orange-Cove
school board
Monday night
approved hiring
Larson, who was
chosen by
Superintendent
James Colbert.
Larson will be
the second new
principal for
the upcoming
school year. The
school district
has four
campuses.
Katy Snell, a 2004 WOS graduate and
four year starter for the softball team, has been named the new head
softball coach at Lockhart HS. Lockhart is a 4A school located
just east of San Marcos.
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