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  • Area track improves with return of good weather

    Staff Report|Updated Mar 16, 2021

    Our weather improved and so did several of the area’s HS track and field performances at the Woodville, Nederland and Vidor track meets last week. The area scenes shift to Port Arthur, Anahuac and Jasper on this next-to-last March weekend and it’s getting late early, as Yogi Berra once said about another spring sport. It’s getting late before the district meets yet early in the ‘21 season for coaches to sort out their relay teams into the best possible order. With spring break in progress, the participation at the meets I...

  • Kaz's Korner

    Joe Kazmar, For the Record|Updated Mar 9, 2021

    Last week’s column about the possibilities of where J.J. Watt would end up was already in the paper ready to be printed to hit the streets when the blockbuster news he had signed with the Arizona Cardinals was announced. I scrambled and added a couple of paragraphs near the end of the column and sent the column on its way to be published. There’s a good chance the same thing might happen with this week’s Korner as many media outlets agreed with the column in Sunday’s Houston C...

  • White House continues pursuit against 2nd amendment rights

    Capt. Chuck Uzzle, For the Record|Updated Mar 9, 2021

    If you are a regular reader of this column or most any outdoor publication its not a far stretch to say you should be concerned with new gun law proposals generated by the current president. Throughout his campaign he had made it clear that he would go after gun owner's rights and "take on the National Rifle Association and win". Sportsmen everywhere need to be informed about the legislation and its far reaching effects because some of the items hidden in the bill are, let's...

  • 2021 AREA OUTDOOR HIGH SCHOOL TRACK & FIELD LEADERS

    Staff Report|Updated Mar 9, 2021

    5 AREA OUTDOOR HIGH SCHOOL TRACK & FIELD LEADERS DISCUS — Girls: Emily Williamson, Silsbee (senior), 103-8; Boys: Kollyn Brown, LC-M (senior), 153-9. SHOT PUT — Girls: Kyra Owens, Bmt West Brook (freshman), 36-9; Boys: Kollyn Brown, LC-M (senior), 56-7.5. HIGH JUMP — Girls: Jaden Lee, Vidor (sophomore), 5-4; Boys: Colin Dorsey, Hamshire-Fannett (junior), 6-7. LONG JUMP — Girls: Sanaria Butler, PN-G (junior), 17-3.25; Boys: Maleek Jones, PA Memorial (senior), 21-1. TRIPLE JUMP — Girls: Sanaria Butler, PN-G (junior), 36-9.5;...

  • What A Weekend

    Capt. Dickie Colburn, For the Record|Updated Mar 9, 2021

    I cannot recall ever getting as many reports of personal best bass as I did this past week and most of them were caught either Saturday or Sunday.Of the reports I received, six were caught on Rayburn, eight on Toledo Bend and one in a pond just north of I-10. All of which bade the question, “How many more were caught that we don’t know about?” Jackson Lefebre got it all started with a 7.2-pound bass that he caught Saturday morning. J.J. caught his bass fishing a plastic crick...

  • LCM Tennis Off To A Good Start

    Staff Report|Updated Mar 2, 2021

    Friday was a successful day for Little Cypress-Mauriceville High School Tennis. Students brought home 3 trophies from the Woodville Sergio Ramos Invitational. Jacob Miller and Logan Gaddis won the Boys B consolation bracket. Lizzy De La Fuente & Dakota Posey got Second in the Mixed A bracket and Evan Barborek and Kaitlyn Ewing won the Mixed B consolation. According to Tennis Coach Brett Nicholson, "Several other LCM teams battled in the semi-final matches throughout the day,...

  • It's not for everybody

    Capt. Chuck Uzzle, For the Record|Updated Mar 2, 2021

    True trophy trout, like this one Carlin Leavelle caught, pushing 10 pounds and 30 inches long are what saltwater fisherman dream about. You ever wonder what a 64 pack of Crayola crayons, 31 flavors of ice cream at Baskin Robbins, or bags of assorted candy have in common? The answer is they offer something for everyone because we all don't have the same taste. If everyone did things exactly like everyone else then life would be ridiculously boring and mundane. It's choices and...

  • Kaz's Korner

    Joe Kazmar, For the Record|Updated Mar 2, 2021

    To no one’s surprise, when the final gun sounded and ended a 4-12 season for the Houston Texans, it would be the last game J.J. Watt would play in a Texans uniform. The 10-year Superstar felt he had some good productive years left in the tank at age 32, but he wanted a Super Bowl ring. And playing for a team that hadn’t even gotten out of the Division Round of the playoffs, it wouldn’t happen for Watt in Houston. So, before a new general manager and head coach were hired...

  • Area Anglers Thawing Out

    Capt. Dickie Colburn, For the Record|Updated Mar 2, 2021

    I have seen enough pictures of dead fish over the past couple of days to last me a lifetime.We lost some fish in the immediate area, but nothing compared to the devastation along the lower coast. The majority of the fish in the pictures and videos I have seen were shad, mullet, sand trout and lady fish, but a staggering number of game fish were frozen as well. In the Sabine Lake and Galveston areas, redfish and drum took a significantly bigger hit than the trout. We will...

  • WOS Baseball to host Certa-Bearden Classic tourney this week

    Staff Report|Updated Mar 1, 2021

    The West Orange-Stark Baseball Program hosts the annual Certa-Bearden Classic baseball tournament March 4 – 6, 2021, at WOS High School Campus – Ronnie Anderson Field. The annual classic welcomes six baseball teams, families, and friends into the Orange community for three days of baseball. "Bringing these tournaments to Orange helps our community's economy. These teams bring families and friends into town that eat at our restaurants, fill their gas tanks, and shop. Let's sho...

  • LCM Lady Bears Took The Win in Silsbee

    Staff Report|Updated Mar 1, 2021

    The Lady Bears traveled to Silsbee for their match against the Lady Tigers on Tuesday night, and brought home their third win in five days. The score remained 0-0 for the majority of the first half even though the Bears maintained great field position on the Tiger’s half of the pitch. Annabelle Fisher scored on a penalty kick late in the first to bring the score to 1-0 going into half. The Lady Bears buckled down and went to work in the second half by putting four goals on the board. Semma’ Alhatri started the second hal...

  • Kaz's Korner

    Joe Kazmar, For the Record|Updated Feb 23, 2021

    The unusual blast of wintry weather prevented our newspaper from hitting the streets last week, although my column got to those I e-mail and the others appearing on our website. However, I’ve been writing this column for more than a half century, and last Monday was the first time in my career that I did it with several inches of snow on the ground, icicles hanging from the window awnings, the daytime temperature hovering around 20 degrees and the wind chill hitting single d...

  • Better late than never

    Capt. Dickie Colburn, For the Record|Updated Feb 23, 2021

    Thankfully, there are those occasions when not finding what you are looking for is a good thing. Partly because it was comfortably warm enough for the first time in over a week and partly because we hoped to not find what we were looking for, Johnny and I made a quick round through the north end of the lake and several bayous. What we were hoping to not find was dead fish floating against the shoreline.With the exception of a few shad and small sand trout, the mortality rate...

  • Time to thaw out

    Capt. Dickie Colburn, For the Record|Updated Feb 17, 2021

    I knew before Jay even answered the phone that he and Laura were either freezing their behinds off in their trailer on Toledo Bend or had optedto ride the record freeze out with their son in Leesville. That question was answered when he announced, “It is cold in Hornbeck,” without even saying hello. Their waterfront trailer actually sits on a huge piece of land on the Louisiana side of the lake, but he enjoys claiming Hornbeck as his adopted home town. Hornbeck makes Deweyvill...

  • It's not for everybody

    Capt. Chuck Uzzle, For the Record|Updated Feb 17, 2021

    You ever wonder what a 64 pack of Crayola crayons, 31 flavors of ice cream at Baskin Robbins, or bags of assorted candy have in common? The answer is they offer something for everyone because we all don’t have the same taste. If everyone did things exactly like everyone else then life would be ridiculously boring and mundane. It’s choices and options that give each individual the opportunity to succeed and sometimes those options and choices are a little different than wha...

  • Kaz's Korner

    Joe Kazmar, For the Record|Updated Feb 17, 2021

    I’ve been writing this column for more than a half century, and today (Monday) is the first time in my career that I’m doing it with several inches of snow on the ground, icicles hanging from the window awnings and the temperature up to 24 degrees at noon with a wind chill of 10 degrees, where the actual temperature was supposed to be Tuesday morning. I can just imagine the Global Warming crowd is hightailing back to their closets until this cold wave is over. Ironically, maj...

  • LCM'sDiLeo and Wozniak take 1st and 3rd

    Staff Report|Updated Feb 12, 2021

    Montana DiLeo and Neely Wozniak played as medalist in the Vidor Pirate Varsity Girl's Invitational at Brentwood Country Club. The rain and cold limited the tournament to nine holes as conditions worsened throughout the morning. Dileo fired a 32 to take 1st place while Wozniak finished with a solid 36 to take 3rd place. The Lady Bears will be back in team play next Friday and Saturday at the Regional Preview in Huntsville....

  • LCM's DiLeo and Wozniak take 1st and 3rd

    Staff Report|Updated Feb 12, 2021

    Montana DiLeo and Neely Wozniak played as medalist in the Vidor Pirate Varsity Girl's Invitational at Brentwood Country Club. The rain and cold limited the tournament to nine holes as conditions worsened throughout the morning. Dileo fired a 32 to take 1st place while Wozniak finished with a solid 36 to take 3rd place. The Lady Bears will be back in team play next Friday and Saturday at the Regional Preview in Huntsville. Photo (L-R) Montana DiLeo and Neely...

  • Big fish step up as temperatures climb

    Capt. Chuck Uzzle, For the Record|Updated Feb 9, 2021

    As far as I am concerned February and March have to be some of the best times on the calendar for a wide variety of reasons. Spring is closing in and everything starts to heat up, especially the fishing. Anglers all over the state look forward to this month with great anticipation every year because in just about any body of water you fish, fresh or salt; you stand an excellent chance of doing battle with a career fish. Freshwater anglers have long known the magic that can...

  • Kaz's Korner

    Joe Kazmar, For the Record|Updated Feb 9, 2021

    I was one of the perhaps 90 per cent of sports analysts who picked the Kansas City Chiefs to successfully defend their world championship in Super Bowl LV Sunday night incorrectly, doubting Thomas Brady could notch his incomparable seventh title, but not figuring how great the Tampa Bay defense really would be. CBS, which televised the annual football extravaganza, figured out after the game that Kansas City quarterback Patrick Mahomes scrambled 497 yards from the pocket...

  • Game Warden Field Notes

    Staff Report, For the Record|Updated Feb 9, 2021

    The following items are compiled from recent Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) law enforcement reports. Small World A Polk County game warden was contacted by a woman on social media asking if he had any meat to donate for her family of six. The warden donated deer meat and after getting to know the family, learned the dad was a disabled veteran and hadn’t been hunting in over 10 years since before the military. The warden then reached out to local landowners and got a hunt donated for him and one of his children at...

  • Bears dominate on Rayburn

    Capt. Dickie Colburn, For the Record|Updated Feb 9, 2021

    BEARS DOMINATE ON RAYBURN The LCM bass club took advantage of the ideal conditions last weekend and again dominated the top ten in the second of five SETX High School events. While Toledo Bend continues to garner most of the attention lately, you will have to excuse the bears for being in no hurry to leave Rayburn! The team of Cameron Dougharty and Braxton Rambo bested the field with a winning five fish stringer that weighed 18.33-pounds. Dougharty's thick-shouldered...

  • Big opportunities found in small windows

    Capt. Chuck Uzzle, For the Record|Updated Feb 2, 2021

    Big trout in the winter are not caught by accident, take advantage of the conditions when they get right. How many times have you had it happen to you? After hours of fishing, struggling, changing baits, and changing tactics it finally happens, the fish finally decide to cooperate and all is right with the world again. That brief period of euphoria wipes away all the memories of cold boring hours spent probing empty acres of water; it's the opportunity we all search for yet...

  • Kaz's Korner

    Joe Kazmar, For the Record|Updated Feb 2, 2021

    Sunday's Super Bowl LV at Tampa Bay will feature several historic firsts when the hosting Buccaneers meet the defending world champion Kansas City Chiefs in a game that kicks off a 5:30 p.m. on CBS. Super Bowl LV will be the first to pit the quarterbacks who won the game in the two preceding seasons, according to this week's issue of USA Today Sports Weekly. The quarterback match-up between Tampa Bay's Tom Brady, the 43-year-old GOAT, and the Chiefs' 25-year-old Patrick...

  • Fresh And Saltwater Bite Improving

    Capt. Dickie Colburn For The Record|Updated Feb 2, 2021

    The combination of some seriously low tides and a little more north wind than needed are keeping Sabine Lake clarity on the muddy side, but the trout are apparently adapting to successfully hunting down their next meal. The most encouraging aspect is that most of these fish are in the two to three pound class! The big trout are still missing in action, but improving numbers of solid fish is something to get excited about. It was a long time coming. I have only had two...

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