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(l to r) #3 Jake Bennett, #5 Cade Morgan, #44 Matt Love, #23 Zack Beatty, #35 Taylor Dacy, #11 Landon Smith, #2 Zach Beckett (front) #1 Dalton Fabela .

Friday afternoon, surrounded by family and dozens of her closest friends, Emmalee Melancon signed on to make the transition from West Sabine Tiger to Cisco Junior College Wrangler. For three years Melancon has bounced, flipped, and flown over the sidelines of Tiger sporting events as a Tiger Cheerleader, and will continue showcasing her skills for the Wranglers, along with working toward a degree in Nursing. Mother Misti Smith, Director of Federal and State Programs for West Sabine ISD, and step-father Philip Smith witnessed Emmalee making the formal commitment.

It may not have been pretty, but the 54-28 drubbing of the Burkeville Mustangs gave several Tigers a chance to work on their rebounding and passing skills. On both ends of the floor, the air was filled with basketballs as both teams did everything but score. For the first half, it looked like the winless Mustangs would make a game of it before the Tigers took control with an 18 point third quarter. Walker led Tiger scoring with 15 points, 12 of those in the second half, with JaKolby Harris adding 9 and Keke Bosley with 7.

In preparation for the upcoming playoff game, where the Hornets will face off against Waskom the cheerleaders have been busy painting the town GREEN to school Hornet Spirit. Keep an eye out all over town to see some school spirit painted all over! Go HORNETS!

Brookeland Sophomore Addison Murphy ran to a 34th place finish out of 150 participants in Fridays 1A Cross Country State Finals in Round Rock. This was the second year Addison qualified for the State final.

The West Sabine Tigers came to win this weekend!They ended coming back home with 2 TIGER WINS over Hemphill AND 2 TIGER WINS over Many!!The little Tigers (2nd,3rd&4th graders) ended their regular season UNDEFEATED with a 11-0 record. The big Tigers (5th&6th graders) ended their season with 2 tough losses this year! Both teams are headed to playoffs next weekend! .

The West Sabine Tigers faced yet another formidable foe October 28 as they faced the Joaquin Rams, a team that had pushed number one Timpson to its absolute limit the week before. The Ram game plan was simple yet smashingly effective, employing a bruising ground game using several different backs. They would take their second possession of the quarter and score, grinding out roughly seven minutes off the clock before Stotts darted around right end to paydirt from eight yards out to give Joaquin an early 7-0 lead after one.