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Sports Archives - December 2007

Eula Tournament Scores
12-28-2007
Bluekatts lost to Munday 43 - 51
Cats defeated Springtown JV 58 - 53

Bluecats Lose to Bobcats
12/28/2007
The Bluecats lost their opening game of the Eula Holiday Classic to the Childress Bobcats by a final score of 76-42. Dalton DeLeon led scoring for Coleman with 13 while N'difon Agbor scored 8. The Bobcats had four players in double figures.

According to the tournament bracket, the Bluecats will now play at 12:30pm Friday against the loser of the Haskell and Springtown JV game.

Other boys teams entered are Bronte, City View, Comfort, Eastland, Eula, Haskell, Hawley, Munday, O'Donnell, Poolville, Roby, Roscoe, Springtown JV and Stamford.

Eula Tournament Underway for Katts and Bluecats
12/27/2007
The Bluekatts lost their first game in the Eula Tournament Thursday morning, 46-27, to the Eastland Lady Mavericks. The Lady Mavs took advantage of 24 Katt fouls to take command in the second half. The Mavs made 19 of 31 free throws for 61%. Tara Pack had a game high 16 points to lead the Mavs, 11 of those coming from the free throw line.

For the Katts, Jacy Payne led scoring with 6 followed by Sarah Lofton with 5, Cheyenne Turner and Jessica Morales each with 4, Erin Strickland 3, Jackie Birdwell 2, Nicole Heath 2, Carissa Zarate 1. The Katts also shot 61% at the foul line.

The next game for the Katts will be at 11:00am Friday at Eula High School against either Munday or Hawley. Other girls teams entered are Bronte, Cisco, City View, Eula, Graford, Haskell, O'Donnell, Poolville, Roby, Roscoe, Smyer and Stamford.

Katts and Bluecats Fall to Wall
12/22/2007
The Wall Lady Hawks are good, period. They used their considerable skill, height and upper classman experience to beat the much younger Bluekatts 60 to 26 Friday night at the CHS gym. The Katts are now 1-2 in district. The Katts will play in the Eula Tournament this coming week with their first game at 8:00am Thursday against Eastland.

The Hawk boys got revenge from their loss to the Bluecats earlier this year on the football field, with a sound 59-38 victory. This was the first district game for the Bluecats, consequently they are 0-1 in district 6AA play. The boys are also scheduled to compete in the Eula Classic December 27-29.

Other scores from Friday night: JV boys - Wall 66, Coleman 27. JV Girls - Wall 35, Coleman 24.

Bluecats Lose Another Close One
12/19/2007
The Bluecats are "this close" to victory each game, but missed free throws Tuesday night cost them a victory against Sweetwater by a final score of 52-50.

Sweetwater did most of the leading while the Bluecats played catch up most of the night but by the fourth quarter, the Bluecats actually caught and passed the Mustangs 37-36 on a three-point bucket from Dalton DeLeon with 6:50 remaining.

With 3:10 to go in the game, the score was tied 44-44. With 2:03, two free throws by DeLeon edged the Bluecats back in front 46-44 but a quick trip down the court and score by the Mustangs tied the game again.

With only a few seconds left Kyle Hart hit a field goal that pulled the Bluecats close, but time ran out.

The Bluecats open district against Wall, here at home, this Friday night.

The Katts did not play Tuesday night but continue district play, here at home, Friday night against Wall. The Katts are 1-1 in district.

Tuesday Night Bluecat Scores
12/18/2007
Only the Bluecat boys teams played Tuesday night at the CHS gym against Sweetwater with the following scores:

Varsity - Sweetwater 52, Coleman 50
JV - Sweetwater 45, Coleman 12
Freshmen - Coleman 39, Sweetwater 36

The district season for the boys will begin this Friday night at home against Wall while the girl's teams resume district play against the Hawks here.

Bronson Buzzard Receives Statewide Honors
12/18/2007
The 17th annual Associated Press Sports Editors Team has been named and Coleman's Bronson Buzzard is a First Team member.

Bronson is credited with 58 tackles and six interceptions during the regular season and is the Big Country's only first-team representative. Making the second team from our area are John Moore of Early and Josh Bridges of Cisco.

Ballots were cast by sportswriters from across Texas who based their choices on regular-season performance.

The 2A defensive Player of the Year is Cody Welch of Arp who had 116 tackles and forced 8 fumbles.
The 2A offensive Player of the Year is Garrett Riley of Muleshoe who threw for 2,840 yards and 45 touchdowns.

Crossing Paths
12/17/2007
Hello my name is Alex, I am from the Lubbock area. I work in sports medicine.

Two years ago I was working at an Offense/Defense camp in San Antonio, Texas. I came across a young man from the Coleman area. He was very kind and very respectful and funny. He even shook my hand. How many 16 year olds do that? During this time at camp he was of those players that loves the contact part of this sport, not only that he knew what he was doing. He was a leader to the other young men. The coaches at camp spoke highly of him. He was voted MVP on defense I believe. At camp the coaches called him Stan the Man. He is the type of football player coaches love to coach. He will give you all he has and more.

A year later I went to watch Coleman play Strafford in Lubbock. A certain player caught my eye, #32. He just stood out. You could tell he wanted to win this game so bad. You could see it in his face and emotions on the sideline said it all, he was also trying to get his team fired up. Well when the game ended I realized this #32 was the same young man at camp. I looked at a program on the ground and looked at the list of players and there was his name, Stanley Cole. And just a sophomore, Wow.... Since then I became a Coleman Bluecat fan. I have also kept with him playing via the computer. Good job Colemannews.

I just wanted to say to the young man congrats for having a great year and on making the district's second team defense, though I think he should of made the first team. He has a bright future ahead of him. And yes I can see him playing at a college level. He has what it takes to continue after High School. I just want to say to the people of Coleman if the rest of your kids are anything like this young man, you all should be proud. His parents should be very proud. Stan, even though I crossed paths with you a couple of times and you may not remember me, you have made an impression on me and my wife. Looking forward to next year. Stan, keep your head up and keep reaching for the stars.

Sincerely

Your #1 fans from the north

Alex & Bridget Hester

Katts Lose Close Game to Grape Creek
12/15/2007
In a game where the score was always close, the Grape Creek Lady Eagles beat the Coleman Bluekatts 47-43 Friday night in San Angelo. The Katts are now 1-1 in district play. The game was played in the old Lincoln gym in the San Angelo Lakeview school district due to gym floor issues at the Grape Creek school. The young Katt team played hard throughout the game and continues to show improvement.

The Katts were led in scoring by Sarah Lofton who scored 15 points, 12 of which were from three-point range. Next were Jessica Morales 10, Carissa Zarate 6, Jacy Payne 5, Nicole Heath 4, Erin Strickland 3. The Katts were 11 of 20 from the free throw line.

Their next game will be this coming Friday, against Wall, in Coleman.

The Bluekatt JV girls were relentless against Grape Creek winning the game 38 to 3.

Bluecats Lose by One to Hawley
12/15/2007 (courtesy Coach Robert Howington)
The Coleman Bluecats played host to the Hawley Bearcats Friday the 14th. The Bluecats came up one point short in the contest, 56-55. The team is progressing quickly after a late start this season.

Scoring for the Bluecats came from a number of players. David Merkley had one point, Dalton DeLeon 13, Jack Reynolds 3, Glen Edington 5, Casey Lofton 8, N'difon Agbor 15 (high point), Jamal Agbor 10.

The Bluecats will next play host to the Sweetwater Mustangs on Tuesday December 18th.

Bluecat JV Loses to Hawley
12/15/2007
The final score of the Bluecat JV game was Hawley 44, Coleman 22. Scoring for the Bluecats were Zach Doyle 4, Andrew Isom 4, K.C. Hale 4, Peyton Schumann 3, Hayden Wise 3, Daniel Vasquez 2 and Trent Hambright 2.

Update on Bluecat Varsity Basketball Season
12/12/2007 (courtesy Coach Robert Howington)
The Coleman boys varsity basketball team is off and running. Following one day of practice, the team traveled to Brady to take on the Bulldogs. Although they lost to the Bulldogs, the guys played very hard and show great promise for the season. This year's Coleman Bluecats are; David Merkley, Kyle Hart, Colton Buzzard, Dalton DeLeon, Jack Reynolds, Glen Edington, Bronson Buzzard, Anthony Morales, Tye Barnett, Casey Lofton, Kyle Peffley, Ndifon Agbor, and Jamal Agbor.

Scoring for the Bluecats in the season opener were Kyle Hart 5 points, Dalton DeLeon 12 points, Jack Reynolds 5 points, Glen Edington 2 points, Anthony Morales 2 points, Casey Lofton 2 points, and Jamal Agbor 4 points.

The second game of the season was against the Mason Punchers. The Bluecats came up 2 points shy in the contest and showed marked improvement in just three days. The final score was Coleman 49 and Mason 51. The scoring breakdown was Dalton DeLeon 13 points, Jack Reynolds 13 points, Glen Edington 8 points, Bronson Buzzard 2 poiints, Tye Barnett 1 point, Ndifon Agbor 9 points, and Jamal Agbor 2 points.

The Bluecats lost their third game Tuesday night, 49-42, at Eastland.

JV Boys Basketball Update
12/12/2007
The Bluecat Boys JV basketball team recently beat Anson 35-30 in their final game of the Jim Ned Tournament. Hayden Wise led scoring with 18 followed by Garret Mendoza 6, Trent Hambright 4, K.C. Hale 2, Daniel Vasquez 2 and 1 each for Chad Robinson, Jacob Cantu and Andrew Isom.

On Tuesday night (11th), the Bluecat JV lost to Eastland 28-13. "We are playing better, but not able to put the ball in the basket. Players continue to improve in the system and play good defense, but we have to make our shots in order to win," commented Coach Mike Nunez. Trent Hambright scored 4, Daniel Vasquez 2, Hayden Wise 2, Trey Casey 2, K.C. Hale 2, Zach Doyle 1.

Bluecats Well Represented on All-District Football Team
12/12/2007
Coleman Bluecat quarterback Colton Buzzard was named Co-MVP of District 6-AA, along with Michale Pena of Ballinger. Buzzard is just one of many Bluecats who received post season honors, including:

1st Team Offense - Jamal Agbor (TE), Bronson Buzzard (RB), Dalton DeLeon (WR).
2nd Team Offense - Jack Reynolds (C), Casey Lofton (OL), Pedro Valdez (TE), Glen Edington (RB).
Honorable Mention - John Wilkinson (OL), Brandon Worsham (RB), Oscar Villeda (K).

1st Team Defense - Bronson Buzzard (DB), Casey Lofton (OLB), JD Crowder (ILB), N'Difone Agbor (DE), Jamal Agbor (DL).
2nd Team Defense - Glen Edington (OLB), Stanley Cole (ILB), Dallas Patton (DE), Matt Strickland (DE), Carlos Barrios (DL), Jordan Robinson (Punter)
Honorable Mention - Anthony Morales (DB).

The complete district list is below.

2007 All-District - 6AA Football Team
12/12/2007
The season has ended for all the teams in District 6-AA. The following players received post-season honors:

District Most Valuable Player - Collin Rome, Jr., from Early.
District Newcomer of the Year - Matthew Rodriguez, Jr., from Ballinger.
Most Valuable Offensive Player - Shared between Colton Buzzard, Jr., from Coleman and Michale Pena, a senior, from Ballinger.

1st Team Offense
QB - Jordan Coffman - Sr. - Jim Ned
Center - Paul Galvan - Sr. - Ballinger; Center - Karlton Keesee - Sr. - Early
Linemen - Chance Lawson - Sr. - Wall; Kaleb Hobson - Sr. - Early; Alex Michalewicz - Sr.. - Ballinger; Cody Thompson - Sr - Early; Bryan Schulle - Sr - Jim Ned; Theron Parson - Sr - Bangs.
Tight Ends - Jamal Agbor - Jr - Coleman
Running Backs - Bronson Buzzard - Sr - Coleman; Bo Ross - Sr - Early; Colton Chandler - Sr - Wall.
Wide Receivers - Derek Sears - Sr - San Saba; Adrian Brown - Sr - Bangs; Dalton DeLeon - Jr - Coleman.
Kicker - Mitchell Bailey - Sr - Early.

2nd Team Offense
QB - John Henry - Sr - San Saba
Center - Jack Reynolds - Sr - Coleman
Linemen - Trenton Adkins - Sr - Wall; Bobby Pairett - Jr - San Saba; Casey Lofton - Sr - Coleman; Nic Carruth - Sr - Bangs; Slade Egan - Jr - Ballinger.
Tight Ends - Pedro Valdez - Sr - Coleman; Cody Cross - Jr - Bangs.
Running Backs - Jaison Strambler - Jr - Ballinger; Glen Edington - Jr - Coleman.
Wide Receivers - Anthony Carson - Sr - Ballinger; Seth Coolbaugh - Jr - Early; Taylor Cain - Sr - Jim Ned.
Kicker - Frankie Rohr - Jr - Jim Ned; Aaron Quiroga - Jr - Ballinger.

Most Valuable Player - Defense
Bryan Schulle - Sr - Jim Ned

1st Team Defense
Secondary - Bronson Buzzard - Sr - Coleman; John Moore - Sr - Early; Jordan Coffman - Sr - Jim Ned ; Michael Pena - Sr - Ballinger.
Outside Linebackers - Justin Barker - Sr - San Saba; Alex Michalewicz - Sr - Ballinger; Adrian Brown - Sr - Bangs; Casey Lofton - Sr - Coleman; Mitchell Bailey - Sr - Early.
Inside Linebackers - Payton Spreen - Sr - Ballinger; Bo Torres - Sr - Bangs; J. D. Crowder - Sr - Coleman; Bo Ross - Sr - Early.
Ends - Joey Lewis - Sr - Bangs; N'Difon Agbor - Sr - Coleman; Joseph Hendry - So - San Saba; Colton Chandler - Sr - Wall.
Tackles/Noses - Cody Thompson - Sr - Early; Karlton Keesee - Sr - Early; Chance Lawson - Sr - Wall; Aaron Quiroga - Jr - Ballinger; Caleb Stone - Jr - Bangs; Jamal Agbor - Jr - Coleman.
Punter - Justin Greenhaw - Sr - Bangs.

2nd Team Defense
Secondary - Jordan Pfenenger - Sr - Early; Ryan Plumley - Jr - San Saba; Chris Fuchs - Sr - Wall; Nathan Kalina - Jr - Ballinger.
Outside Linebackers - Glen Edington - Jr - Coleman; Hayden Holson - Jr - Jim Ned; Ben Hagar - Jr - Early; Matt Gonzalez - Soph - Grape Creek; Anthony Carson - Sr -Ballinger.
Inside Linebackers - Jeremiah Johnson - Sr - Bangs; Stanley Cole - Jr - Coleman; Bobby Pairett - Jr - San Saba.
Ends - Trenton Adkins - Sr - Wall; Cody Cross - Jr - Bangs; Matt Strickland - Sr - Coleman.
Tackles/Noses - Corye Dyer - Jr - Grape Creek; Py Brown - Sr - Jim Ned; Will Higgins - Sr - Wall; Garrett Chapman - Jr - Ballinger; Paul Galvan - Sr - Ballinger; Adam Keller - Sr - Bangs; Carlos Barrios - Jr - Coleman.
Punters - Jaison Strambler - Jr - Ballinger; Jordan Robinson - Sr - Coleman; Devin Moreno - Sr - San Saba; Nick Lyle - Jr - Early.

Katts Win First District Game
12/11/2007
The Bluekatts came together in the fourth quarter to defeat the Bangs Lady Dragons 39-31 in the first District 6-AA game of the season.

The 1-0 Katts were led in scoring by Sarah Lofton with 12 followed by Jessica Morales 9, Rene Salas 6, Jacy Payne 4, Nicole Heath 4, Erin Strickland 3 and Casey Swening 1. The Katts hit 11 field goals, 2 three-pointers and shot 11 of 18 from the foul line for 61%.

The Bluekatt JV continues on a roll handling Bangs JV 49-30.

Next stop for the Katts will be another district game in Grape Creek this Friday night.

The Bluecat boys were in Eastland Tuesday, the Varsity losing 49-42.

Bluekatt JV Wins Goldthwaite Tournament
12/11/2007
The Bluekatt JV basketball team won 1st Place in the Goldthwaite Tournament last weekend.

They beat San Saba 33-27. Scoring were Nancy Cruz 8, Tabitha Terrell 6, Victoria Cruz 5, Sonya Cruz 4, Jackie Birdwell 4, Mercedes Taylor 2, Dylan Buzzard 2, Rynn Norris 1, Angelina Marks 1.

They then beat Zephyr 42-7. Scoring were Jackie Birdwell 10, Shelbie DeLeon 6, Sonya Cruz 5, Tabitha Terrell 5, Katelynn McKinnon 4, Nancy Cruz 4, Angelina Marks 4, Dylan Buzzard 2, Rynn Norris 2.

Congratulations to Coach Joy Thompson and the JV Bluekatts.

Katts Fall to Lady Dillos
12/7/2007
The Bluekatts lost to future district opponent San Saba Friday afternoon in the Goldthwaite Tournament by the final score of 67-35. Erin Strickland was high point for the Katts with 10 followed by Jacy Payne 8, Sarah Lofton 6, Jessica Morales 6 and Nicole Heath 5.
The Lady Dillos proved to score mainly from the perimeter connecting on numerous three point shots. The Katts played their final game of the tournament on Saturday afternoon and lost to Zephyr, 43-42.

Home-Town Son Coaches in the Football Playoffs
12/8/2007
Geoffrey Huff, son of David and Karen Huff of Coleman, coaches at Salado in central Texas. Geoffrey is the Offensive Coordinator of the high flying Eagles who were undefeated until Saturday night when they lost to Tatum, the defending 2A champion.

Among the teams that Salado defeated during the regular season were West, McGregor, Hamilton, Lago Vista and Troy, all teams that made it two deep in the playoffs.

Geoffrey graduated from Coleman in 1992 and was a linebacker for the Bluecats. After that, he played football and received his degree from Tarleton State. He has also coached in Agua Dulce, San Diego, East Bernard and Lampasas.

Bluecat JV Boys in the Jim Ned Tournament
12/6/2007
The Bluecat JV lost to the Hawley JV 44-33 in their opening game of the Jim Ned Tournament. According to Coach Mike Nunez, "We played two great quarters of basketball, we just need to put together all four quarters." The Bluecats played their best basketball in the second and third quarters. "We have to start and finish a game and be more deliberate on offense to get the ball inside," Coach Nunez said. The next game for the Bluecats will be at 10:15 Friday morning.

Daniel Vasquez scored 10 points to lead the Bluecats followed by Andrew Isom 8, Hayden Wise 5, Trent Hambright 4, Garret Mendoza 2 and Peyton Schumann 2. Hayden Wise hit a three pointer, all other scoring was on field goals.

Katts Win Game One in Goldthwaite Tourney
12/6/2007
The Bluekatt basketball team has started play in the Goldthwaite girl's tournament. They defeated the May Lady Tigers 57 to 17 this morning and will play again at 7 o'clock tonight.

Bluecat JV Boys Lose to Brady JV
12/6/2007
After a sluggish defensive effort and one day of workout, the Bluecat JV finished strong in their first outing of season. Brady outscored the Bluecats early, but the Bluecat defense tightened. The Bluecats showed a lot of promise in the second half. “Offensively, shots did not fall, but that will come as we get into basketball form and shape. The young men showed a lot of hustle, determination, and discipline to finish out the game," said Coach Mike Nunez.

High point was Daniel Vasquez with 6, Trent Hambright 4, Chad Robison 3, Andrew Isom 3, Jacob Cantu 2, Garret Mendoza 2, K.C. Hale 2, Hayden Wise 1.

Katts Back in the Win Column, Defeat Lady Bulldogs
12/5/2007
BRADY - The BlueKatt basketball team fought hard Tuesday night and pulled out a win in the final seconds of the game with Brady by a final of 53-48.

The score was tied 26-24 a halftime. At the end of the 3rd quarter, Brady held on to a narrow 36-34 advantage but the Katts finally took the lead 48-47 with a minute left in the game. Free throws by Rene Salas, Carissa Zarate and Jessica Morales in the final moments led the Katts to the victory. In fact, the Katts made 13 out of 17 free throws on the night.

High point was shared by Sarah Lofton with 15, including two 3-point shots, and Jessica Morales with 15. Also scoring were Salas with 8, Zarate with 6, Jacy Payne 4, Cheyenne Turner 2, Erin Strickland 2, Nicole Heath 1.

The Katts begin play in the Goldthwaite Tournament Thursday morning.

In the JV Girls game - the Katts won 42-30. Sonya Cruz was high point with 13 followed by Nancy Cruz 6, Mercedes 5, Dylan and Angelina 4, Victoria 3, Rynn, Shelbie and Tabitha 2 each and Jackie 1.
Angelina Marks and Sonya Cruz both had 6 rebounds, Rynn Norris had 4 assists and Dylan Buzzard had 4 steals.

Panther Creek Scores
12/5/2007
In games played Tuesday night against Blackwell:

PC Girls 42, Blackwell 38

Blackwell boys 62, PC 40

Santa Anna Scores
12/5/2007

Girls - DeLeon 57, Santa Anna 49

No boys score available yet.

Meet the Panther Creek Lady Panthers
12/4/2007 (contributed)
Girls' basketball at Panther Creek is underway with an outstanding performance at the Blackwell Tournament. The Lady Panthers placed second in the Oak Creek Classic Tournament this past weekend. This brings their record to 5-2 for the season. The Panthers are led by four returning players: Cera Suggs (senior), Nancy Meyer (senior), Liz Jennings (senior) and Julie Hafner (junior). The team is concentrating on team unity and basic skills for this part of the season. The Lady Panthers head back to Blackwell on Tuesday and then to the Water Valley Tournament for the weekend.

Field Goal Update
12/3/2007
During the Bluecat football game against Canadian, Oscar Villeda kicked a 40 yard field goal early in the contest. We were curious to see how long it has been since a Coleman kicker had booted one that far.

Former Bluecat Brody Smith says he believes Wes Jones was the last to do it in the 2000 season, kicking a 42 yard field goal against Bangs en route to being selected as 1st Team All-State Kicker.

Canadian Edges Coleman for Regional Championship
12/3/2007
An exciting Bluecat football season came to an end Saturday afternoon at Wolfforth Frenship as the Canadian Wildcats defeated the Coleman Bluecats 21-18.

Game Summary
The Bluecats took the opening kickoff and ended their first series with a Jordan Robinson punt to the Canadian 28.

The Wildcats first offensive series was halted by an interception by Coleman's Stanley Cole. Once again, the Bluecat offense was halted and another punt by Robinson put Canadian at their own 13.

After marching downfield, Wildcat kicker Dylan Weaver's field goal attempt hit the upright and missed.

Taking over at their own 26, the Bluecat offense put a drive together late in the first quarter which ended on a 40 yard field goal by Oscar Villeda with 11:44 left in the 2nd quarter. (Can someone tell us the last time a Bluecat kicker made one from 40 yards?)

Both team's offenses struggled through much of the 2nd as the punters from both sides showed up regularly until 5:15 remaining in the quarter when Colton Buzzard connected with Dalton DeLeon on a 32 yard touchdown pass. Villeda's point after gave the Bluecats a 10-0 lead. (Deleon is shown left in this Gary Strickland photo of the TD)

With momentum in hand, the Bluecat defense stopped the next Canadian series but the Wildcats returned the favor and forced the Bluecats to punt again. Just before halftime, Canadian quarterback Coleman Bentley lead his team on a 75 yard scoring drive, culminating with a 22 yard pass from Bentley to Danny Reyes with only 9 seconds left before half. The point after made the halftime score Coleman 10, Canadian 7. The momentum was with Canadian.

With renewed enthusiasm, Canadian struck first in the 3rd quarter on an 8 yard run by Guerrero. The point after gave the Wildcats their first lead, 14-10, with 6:42 remaining in the 3rd.

The rest of the 3rd quarter featured a Bluecat pass being picked off, punts by both teams and a missed field goal by Canadian.

Another big turning point was when the Bluecats failed to convert a 4th down and 4 play with 6:34 left in the game. The ball went over on possessions and set up the final scoring drive of the day for the Wildcats which culminated in a short run by Guerrero making the score 21-10 with 2:14 left in the game.

The Bluecats went into a hurry-up offense and marched from their 35 into the end zone on a 2 yard Colton Buzzard run with 30 seconds left. Buzzard passed to Stanley Cole to bring the score to 21-18.

The only thing left, and everyone knew it, was an onside kick from Villeda which went nine yards and was pounced on by the Wildcats who ran out the clock and claimed the Regional Championship. They move on to play Idalou this week.

STATS
First downs - Canadian 18, Coleman 11
Rushing - Coleman 35 for 99 yards, Canadian 34 carries for 98 yards
Passing - Canadian 23 of 34 for 201 yards and 1 int, Coleman 8 of 21 for 105 yards and 1 int.
Punts - Coleman 4 for 43 yard average, Canadian 4 for a 23 yard average
Penalties - Canadian 3 for 24 yards, Coleman 2 for 12 yards

It leaves an empty feeling in your gut, knowing a state football championship will have to wait another year. It also makes your chest swell with pride knowing the Bluecats continue to put Coleman on the football map each year and are now expected to win, expected to be ranked, expected to make the playoffs. It's good for our kids, good for our school system, good for our town. It was fun. Thanks Bluecats coaches, players, band, flag corps, cheerleaders and others involved who made this another special football season.

Katts Drop Last Two Tourney Games
12/1/2007
The Bluekatts lost to Gatesville and Glen Rose Friday morning and Friday night to finish out their tournament in Dublin.