In sports,

 

Tenaha Tiger senior running back Cobe Caraway has been named the Dist. 11-2A MVP as the all-district post-season football honors were released this Wednesday.

 

Two other Tigers also picked up superlatives as Tenaha senior QB T.J. Thomas was co-offensive MVP and senior linebacker DaMarcus Perry was tabbed Defensive MVP.

 

A complete listing of Tenaha and Timpson players named to all-district honors can be found on our website, cbc-radio.com under the local news tab on the homepage. Look for Local Sports Roundup with today’s date.

 

First-team offense:

 

QB- Chandler Burgay, Jr. Timpson.

 

RB- Hayden Smith, Jr.  Timpson

 

WR-DeAndre Thomas, Sr. Tenaha and James Marshall,  Sr. Timpson

 

OL- Blane Cummings, Jr. Tenaha and Alberto Cuero, Sr.  Timpson

 

Second Team Offense:

 

RB- LaDaruis Garrett, Fr. Tenaha and Eric Gossett, Sr. Timpson

 

WR-Colton Goeke, Jr. Tenaha and Shakur Johnson, Sr. Timpson

 

OL Charles Reed, Jr. Tenaha, Leon Aguilar,  Sr.Tenaha, Tee Earl, So. Timpson and Bryan Torres, So. Timpson

 

PK- Abel Rodriquez, So.Tenaha

 

First Team Defense:

 

DL- Blane Cummings, Jr. Tenaha, Alberto Cuero, Sr. Timpson and Tee Earl, So. Timpson

 

LB- Kebo Reed,  Sr. Tenaha  and James Moore, Jr. Timpson

 

DE/OLB- Seth Wyatt, Sr. Tenaha and Hunter Smith, Jr.  Timpson

 

DB- DeAndre Thomas, Sr. Tenaha and Terrance Garrett, Sr. Timpson,

 

Second Team Defense:

 

DL- J.R.  Wagstaff,  Jr.  Tenaha, Bryan Torres, So. Timpson,

 

LB- T.J. Thomas,  Sr.Tenaha and Chase Lilly, Fr. Timpson

 

DE/OLB DiCarlo Dudley, Jr. Tenaha

 

DB- Colton Goeke, Jr. Tenaha, DeVonta Thomas, Sr. Timpson,

Shakur Johnson, Sr.Timpson,

 

Tenaha Honorable Mention:

 

Andy Ward, Tyler Muckelroy, Aaron Harris, Hunter Wagstaff, Calvin Estes, and Jasper Spurlock.

 

Timpson Honorable Mention:

 

Chris Piro, TJ Thompson, Keaton Bush, and Jose Mejia

 

 

The Texas high school football state championships are being determined today thru Saturday at AT&T Stadium in Arlington. The Class 2A & 3A title games are on the line today. Fox Sports Southwest will be carrying a telecast of each champsionship. Here's a rundown of games:

 

Class 2A, Division II:

(14-0) Albany vs. (14-0) Bremond, today, 10:00am

Class 2A, Division I:

(14-0) Canadian vs. (14-0) Mason, today, 1:00pm

Class 3A, Division II:

(14-1) Waskom vs. (12-3) Newton, today, 5:00pm

Class 3A, Division I:

(12-3) Mineola vs. (11-4) Cameron Yoe, today, 8:00pm

 

Friday

Class 4A, Division II:

(15-0) Gilmer vs. (13-2) West Orange-Stark, Friday, 12:00pm

Class 4A, Division I:

(15-0) Argyle vs. (15-0) Navasota, Friday, 4:00pm

Class 5A, Division II:

(13-2) Ennis vs. (12-3) Cedar Park, Friday, 8:00pm

 

Saturday

Class 5-A, Division I:

(14-1) Aledo vs. (13-1)Temple, Saturday, 12:00pm

Class 6-A, Division II:

(13-2) Cedar Hill vs. (14-1) Katy, Saturday, 4:00pm

Class 6-A, Division I:

(15-0) Allen vs. (13-2) Cypress Ranch, Saturday, 8:00pm

 

In high school basketball:

 

The Center Roughriders will be playing in the Tatum Tournament today thru Saturday. The Riders' first game is 5:30 p.m. today vs. Spring Hill.

 

The Center Lady Riders are home against Huntington starting at 5 p.m. Friday

 

The San Augustine Wolves will be in Hudson Friday night.

 

The Tenaha Tigers will be in the Martins Mill Tourney starting today. The Tigers take on state-ranked Martins Mill at 7:40 p.m. tonight, and will play Paradise at 11:40 a.m. Friday & Callisburg at 8 p.m. Friday.

 

The Tenaha Lady Tigers are home against San Augustine Friday at 5:30 p.m.

 

The Shelbyville Lady Dragons will host Burkeville Friday at 5 p.m.

 

The Timpson Bears and Lady Bears go to Overton Friday starting at 5 p.m.

 

The Joaquin Rams and Lady Rams host New Summerfield getting underway at 3:30 p.m.

 

The Garrison Bulldogs and Lady Bulldogs have district games at home against Hemphill Friday.

 

Martinsville teams will be at Broaddus Friday beginning at 1 p.m.

 

For the 6^th consecutive year, Tenaha ISD will host the Holiday Hoops Scholarship Classic on December 29, 30, and 31. Forty of the state’s top Class 1A, 2A, and 3A programs will descend upon Tenaha for an opportunity to battle it out on the hardwood for what has become one of Texas’ top invitational tournament trophies. The tourney will include 71 games over three days being played in Tenaha, Gary, Joaquin and Carthage.

 

In college hoops last night, the SFA Lumberjacks take a 66-60 win over Texas State to win their seventh-straight. SFA will take on Arkansas Tech at 2 p.m. Saturday in Nacogdoches.