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Aaron Blount Signs with Emporia State (Feb 3, 2010) Lakeview Centennial senior and outstanding offensive tackle, Aaron Blount signed his national letter of intent to continue his education and
Kristoddie Woods Named All-State Honorable Mention Linebacker by Associated Press
(Dec 17, 2009) The 2009 Class 5A All-State high school
football team, was released Thursday, December 17th as voted on by The
Associated Press Sports Editors based on regular-season performance. The
Lakeview Centennial Patriots own, Kristoddie Woods, was selected to the
all-state
Congrats To Patriot All-District Selections (Dec 7, 2009) The District 10-5A All-district meeting was held on Wednesday, December 2, 2009. All teams in the district were represented. Each head coach or team representative had the opportunity to submit candidates for selection to the all-district teams, but coaches were prohibited from voting for their own players. Congratulations to the following Patriot Football players on being selected to the District 10-5A All-District Team(s):
Patriots Look forward to 2010 - The NEW VIEW (Nov 7, 2009) The Lakeview Patriots football team will look to upgrade their non-district competition next season in an effort to ensure they are battle tested and ready for action in a tough and competitive district 10-5A next year. They plan to open the 2010 season with Plano on Friday August 27th. Plano (District 8-5A) has an outstanding football program and consistently make the playoffs. The Patriots will meet Sulphur Springs the following week, September 3, 2009 at HBJ Stadium. Sulphur Springs was the 2008 season 4A Division II State Champion and is poised to make another long playoff run this year. The third game of the 2010 season is still to be determined, but will be followed by the Patriots old rival, West Mesquite. The Wranglers have a very competitive program and are consistent participants in post-season play. They also provide a great border rivalry for Lakeview. The new schedule will make for a much tougher pre-district line-up, but will help to ensure that the 2010 Patriots are tested and prepared when district play begins. The Patriots are excited about the upcoming challenge and will go to work immediately preparing for battle. Priority one is to get bigger, faster and stronger in the off-season, and to develop the mental and physical toughness and commitment needed to achieve their new goals. Patriot fans should be in for a treat next season, and there are lots of opportunities for fans to get involved. The Patriots need fans and supporters who can help with pre-game meals, game-day spirit works & spirit tunnel set-up, fund-raisers, 7on7 and lineman challenge staff & help, parent & family nights, college recruiting events, powder-puff tournament, lift-a-thon, spring football game, off-season camps & community kids camps, etc. For more infomation about how to get involved, contact the coaches office at the number above, and plan to attend the next booster club meeting. Help support your Patriots and start doing your part to create The New View! |
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Patriots vs North Garland to Finish Season (Oct 30, 2009) The Lakeview Patriots football team will finish the 2009 season this Friday night, November 6th, when they travel to Williams Stadium in Garland to take on the North Garland Raiders at 7:30pm. After beginning the season with a 3-0 record, the Patriots have struggled throughout district play. While they fell short of their goals to compete for the district title and for a playoff berth, they have still had some note-worthy achievements along the way. Running back, Paul Hogg broke the 1000 yard rushing barrier. He now has 1027 yards rushing, and averages over 6 yards per carry with one game remaining. He is currently ranked 7th among DFW area 5A rushers, and 5th & 7th overall on the THSCA Pressbox Stats list for all purpose yards and yards rushing. QB, Davonte Black has thrown for 1230 yards and rushed for an additional 518 yards and a total of 11 touchdowns. Blacks 66 points places him in the area top 20 for scoring, and 10th for passing yards on THSCA Pressbox. Wide receivers Franklin Nworji, Brandon Hobdy and Desmond Jones have provided a strong triple threat in the passing game and combined to average almost 150 yards receiving per game. The Patriot offense is averaging 320 total yards per game. The Patriot defense has been outstanding, giving up an average of only 272 yards per game, which places them 9th in the area for team defense. Linebacker, Ryan Conley leads the team with 5 sacks, putting him in a 4 way tie for 2nd according to Pressbox. Andre Eguavoen and Kirwyn Moncriffe are also in the top 10 for sacks with 4 each. Ryan Conley and Kristoddie Woods are number 1 and 2 in the state in total tackles. THSCA Pressbox. shows Conley leading the way with 127 and Woods has 103. Defensive End, Keandra Whitlock is 15th overall with 75 tackles through 8 games. The Patriots will look to finish their season next Friday on a positive note, and send their seniors off with a victory over North Garland. It will not be an easy task as North Garland is currently 2nd in the district standings and still very much in the playoff hunt. Their QB, Anthony McGhee leads a potent running attack, and they have a talented and aggressive defense. The Patriots have the talent and ability to win, but will need all parts working together to bring home the victory. Plan to be there for a great season finale' - Friday, November 6th at 7:30pm at Williams Stadium. Make the most of the last opportunity in 2009 to cheer for your Patriots!!! Goooo PATRIOTS!!!! Patriots Playoff Hunt ends in 21-34 Loss to Sachse (Oct 22, 2009) The Lakeview Patriots football team had been in a slump after starting the season 3-0, they dropped their first 3 district games to go 0-3 in district 10-5A. Even so, they still had high hopes and a legitimate shot at one of the district's playoff berths going into last Thursday night's game against the Sachse Mustangs. If the Patriots could win three in a row to finish the season, a playoff spot would be theirs. Unfortunately, Sachse had other plans. Sachse too is in search of a playoff spot, and both teams came into the game desparately needing a win. Sachse dominated the first quarter, going up 14-0 behind a strong running attack, and two Patriot misques. Lakeview had a muffed punt, and a costly fumble on their own 20 yard line. Both resulted in Sachse touchdowns. Lakeview bounced back in the second quarter, pulling to within a touchdown on an 8 yard score by Paul Hogg. The point after attempt was blocked, and the half ended 14-6. Lakeview tied it up in the 3rd quarter on a TD pass from Davonte Black to Desmond Jones. On the PAT, Black threw a quick screen to Brandon Hobdy, who stretch the ball just over the goal line for the 2-point conversion to tie the game at 14-14. Sachse answered with a TD pass late in the 3rd quarter, and another run for a TD early in the 4th to take another 14 point lead. Lakeview answered again, with a 22 yard TD pass from Black to wide out, Brandon Hobdy to pull with 7, but it would not be enough. Sachse would score again in the 4th to go up 34-21. The game ended with Lakeview driving 78 yards deep into Sachse territory, but they ran out of time and could not overcome the deficit. The loss ended the Patriots' hopes of reaching the playoffs this season. They will look to finish strong with two games remaining against Rowlett and North Garland. They will take on Rowlett this Thursday night at HBJ stadium. Patriot fans are encouraged to come out and support your team and help finish the season with a bang. We also want to remind you that this game has been designated "SENIOR NIGHT". It will be the final home game for our senior Patriots. Be sure to be at the game to help pay tribute to our graduating seniors and help send them off in style. Goooooo PATRIOTS!!! Patriots Look Flat - Fall to Garland (Oct 1,
2009) After a tough loss to Naaman Forest the previous
week, in a game where the Patriots looked very sharp for much the contest,
Lakeview was anything but sharp at Williams Stadium on Oct, 1st. The
game was originally scheduled for 7:00pm, but a long lightening delay pushed
the start time to almost 9:00pm. When the game finally kicked off, it
became obvious that the Patriot offense was not hitting on all
cylinders. After a 3 and out on the first possession, Lakeview put
together a 15 play drive that took them inside the Garland 25 yardline, but a
bad snap pushed them out of field goal range and the drive ended with no
points on the board. That would be the theme for the evening.
False starts, poorly thrown and/or dropped passes, missed blocks and
interceptions snowballed and the Patriots were unable to snap out of their
funk against a very good Garland team. After averaging over 415 yards
and almost 30 points in their first 5 games, the Patriot offense managed only
174 total yards and no points. Patriots Take Lead into 4th Qtr, but fall to Naaman (Sep 25, 2009) The Patriots opened the game with a 17 play drive that went 75 yards and took over 8 minutes off the clock. After what might have been a TD pass from QB, Davonte Black to Iynolu Oguenfeyimi fell incomplete, the Patriots attempted another pass on a bootleg play deep in Naaman territory. Unfortunately, the Ranger defense was waiting and took the interception 90 yards for the first score of the game. After going down 13-0, the Patriots put together another impressive drive, going 65 yards in 9 plays and scoring on a 5 yard run by Black. The Patriot defense bottled up the Ranger offense in the 3rd quarter, and the Patriot offense (down by 6), mounted an 11 play drive and took a 14-13 lead on a TD pass from Black to wide out Franklin Nworji. Drew Fletcher's PAT kick was tipped, but managed to get through the uprights for the one point advantage. In the 4th quarter, the Patriots were plagued with costly turnovers. After moving the ball down the field into Naaman territory once again, the Patriots fumbled after an 8 yard gain on a bubble screen to give Naaman the ball. The Rangers capitalized and took a 20-14 lead. On the ensuing kick-off, the Patriots had another costly fumble, which resulted in a Ranger touchdown. With only 3 minutes remaining and needing two scores, the Patriots went to a gimmick play, but Paul Hogg's pass attempt to Nworji was picked off by the Ranger Saftey. The Ranger's capitalized again with the final TD of the game, ending with a score of 34-14. While the score looks like a comfortable win for Naaman, it was anything but! The Patriots were able to move the ball very efficiently all evening, converting on 8 of 12 3rd downs. Paul Hogg had another 100 yard rushing day, and Davonte Black was 11 for 17 for a 65% completion rate. The Patriot defense held two of the top rushers in the area in check most of the evening. Ranger QB, John Harris had only 64 yards. Ranger RB, Jerome Regal had 123 on the night, but was held to under 75 until a late 4th quarter burst for 50 yards. Lakeview will need to protect the ball much better to be successful in a tough district 10-5A, but they look to have the tools and the talent to make a legitimate run at the playoffs, and challenge the top teams in the district. Next up - The Garland Owls. Patriot Fans, make plans to be at Williams Stadium this Thursday night at 7:00pm to help cheer your team to victory! Gooooo Patriots!!!!!. Paul Hogg Rushes for 210 in Patriot Loss (Sep 18, 2009) Despite holding West Mesquite's talented offense to only 130 rushing yards and 4 for 12 in the passing game, the Patriots were unable to put points on the board in the redzone and suffered their only loss of the season, 15-31 to West Mesquite.. Running back, Paul Hogg rushed for 210 yards (most coming in the 2nd half) and 1 TD to continue his outstanding season performance. He is currently one of the top 3 rushers in the area - averaging 178 yards per game and an impressive 9.1 yards per carry. Davonte Black rushed for 86 yards on 14 carries and threw for 136 yards, but was only able to complete 11 of 29 for 1 TD. Brandon Hobdy and Frank Nworji were the leading receivers on the day. Hobdy caught 5 for 58 yards and Nworji caught 4 for 69 and a touchdown. Ryan Conley was the leading tackler for the Lakeview defense with 12 total tackles. Chris Haynes and Kristoddie Woods both had double digit tackles as well, with 10 each. Lakeview's offense had 432 total yards and 20 first downs, while West Mesquite had a total of 302 yards and 14 first downs. However, penalties, a crucial fumble and misqueues in the redzone kept the Patriots out of the endzone and resulted in a disappointing loss to the Wranglers. Lakeview will look to get back on track and continue their success as they prepare to begin district play this week against Naaman Forest. Lakeview and Naaman will both enter the game 3-1 on the season as the Rangers also suffered their first loss last week to Plano West. As always, Patriot fans are encouraged to come out to HBJ stadium this Thursday night at 7:00pm to help cheer the Patriots on to Victory! Gooooo Patriots!!!!! Patriots Go 3-0 With 45-28 Victory over WT White (Sep 12, 2009) Due to a
lightening delay, the Lakeview Centennial Patriots Varsity Football team was
forced to wait an extra one and a half hours inside Loos Athletic Complex
before taking the field at 9:00pm under a light, but steady drizzling rain
against W.T. White last Friday at Couch Stadium. Although the field was
equipped with synthetic turf, the wet conditions still made for very slippery
playing conditions. In all, there were 12 fumbles between the two
teams, and a number of phantom tackles caused by poor footing. The turnovers were a big problem, but statistically, the Patriots had a very impressive game, racking up over 479 yards of total offense while allowing the Longhorns only 237. Paul Hogg was a work horse, carrying the ball 20 times for 237 rushing yards and the games first TD. Franklin Nworji had a big night with 91 yards receiving and 2 TD's on 3 receptions. Iyinolu Ogunfeyimi had 4 catches for 44 yards and a TD. Davonte Black rushed for 2 TD's and threw for 3 more. Brandon Hobdy was limited to one reception on the evening, but his crucial 42 yard reception allowed the Patriots to regain the lead just before the half. Iyinolu Ogunfeyimi also had a huge night blocking, and was the games pancake leader.
Defensively, Ryan Conley was the leading tackler with 14 total tackles
including 1 QB sack, 2 tackles for losses, 1 caused fumble and a big
hit. Five additional Patriots finished the night with double digit
tackles. These include Chris Haynes(11), Osayuki Eguavoen(11),
Kristoddie Woods(11), Jarrell Williams(11) and Kirwyn Moncriffe(10). To
see and print all the Box Scores and Season Stats click on the STATS link in
the menu bar at the top of this screen.
Patriots Win in OT 28-21 to Open Season 2-0 (Sep 5,
2009) The Lakeview Centennial Patriots hosted McKinney
North last Friday at HBJ Stadium. They took the field looking for a
second straight victory to open the 2009 season, but things did not start
well. After a costly mistake on the opening kick-off return, the
Patriots found themselves pinned inside their own 10 yard line. Unable
to move the ball, they were forced to punt. The punt was blocked and
the Bulldogs scooped and scored for an early 1st quarter lead. The
Patriots worked back and tied it at 7 all, but late in the 2nd quarter
another costly turnover gave McKinney a 14-7 lead at the half. Patriots
Varsity Opens with 42-10 Victory Over Frisco (Aug
30, 2009) The Lakeview Centennial Patriots Varsity
Football team opened its season last Friday night against Frisco High School
at Frisco's Pizza Hut Park. After taking their opening possession into
Frisco territory, a costly penalty and a bad snap on a punt attempt gave
Frisco the ball deep in Patriots' redzone territory. Much like last
season, the Patriot defense rose to the challenge and held Frisco to only a
field goal. From that point on, it was Lakeview's night. Lakeview
would score on each of its next four possessions to finish the first
half. In the second half, it was more of the same, with the Patriots
controlling the ball most of the second half. Davonte Black would score
his 5th TD of the evening in the 3rd quarter on a 5 yard run. Paul Hogg
topped off the evening with a 1 yard run for Lakeview's 6th TD of the
night. Kicker, Andrew Fletcher was a perfect 6 of 6 on PAT's giving the
Patriots 42 total points. Black left the game early in the 4th quarter
with 128 yards rushing on 12 carries, and 13 for 18 passing for 148 yards in
the air. Paul Hogg finished the game with 174 yards rushing on 18
carries. and Jamil Mallory added 30 yards on 6 carries. Desmond Jones
led all receivers with 5 catches for 67 yards. Brandon Hobdy had 2 for 28,
Frank Nworji was 1 for 24, and Iyinolu Ogunfeyimi had 4 for 17 yards.
Ryan Conley led the Lakeview defense with 16 total tackles, a big hit, a QB
sack and another tackle for a loss. Kristoddie Woods had 11 tackles and
a fumble recovery, followed by Keandra Whitlock and Jarrell Williams with 9
tackles each. Robert Charles finished the night with 7 tackles and a
pass deflection. Emenya Etiobhio had 6 tackles which included 3 tackles
for losses. In the final team tally, Lakeview finished with 510 yards
of total offense, with 23 first downs and 42 points. Defensively, they
held Frisco to only 152 total yards and 10 points. It was a great start
to a promising season. The JV and Freshman teams also opened this week on Thursday night against Frisco High School. The freshmen set the pace, winning their game by a margin of 19-6. The JV followed with a tough 2-0 victory. It was a hard fought battle with the only score of the game coming on a Lakeview defensive safety. The JV and Freshmen will play again this coming Thursday, Sep 3rd at McKinney North High School. The Freshmen are scheduled to play at 5:30pm followed by the JV at 7:00pm. Patriots Welcome New Coaches to Staff (July 28, 2009) During the
summer off-season, the Patriots have added three new coaches and a certified
athletic trainer to the staff. Former Patriot Athletic Trainer, Bill
Anderson accepted a position as the Head Athletic Trainer at Kilgore
College. The Patriots wish him continued success in his new
position. Fortunately, Carrol "Doc" Montgomery has agreed to
join the Patriot staff. Doc was with us for five weeks last spring
during Coach Anderson's absence for Paternity leave, and did a wonderful
job. Doc has over 40 years of experience as a trainer in
athletics. His wisdom from experience coupled with his outstanding
attitude and work ethic will be a huge plus for the Patriots. We're happy to
have Doc on board full-time, and look forward to working with him. John Harwell Named Most Valuable
Lineman (Jun 29, 2009) Bloodied but undeterred, John Harwell didn't let up during Tennessee's overnight football camp earlier this month even as a gash above his right eye poured blood across his face.
Instead the 6-foot-4-inch, 280-pound offensive lineman from Lakeview "What happened was we were doing one-on-ones and we started off doing these drills, and I came up with this one guy," Harwell said. "He drove in and I drove with him and started taking him to the ground. His head rolls up and cuts my eye, split it open, and it began to bleed from my forehead down to my cheeks. We kept going, and I did the same thing to him again but didn't cut my other eye. I was lucky then. The coaches said I may need to get stitches. They wanted me to sit out, and I was like 'Nah, I can't do that.' I got it cleaned up, went back outside and did what every other football player would've done."
Except that Harwell acknowledged his performance likely surged once he
noticed the blood from the gash, which had plastic steri-strips on it as he
made the 12-hour drive home. "When you get that blood on your face,
it's like an animal unleashed in you," said Harwell, an guard and
center. "It's like a whole other person in you. You become bad, makes
you work harder and everything." "I've always liked Tennessee since I was little; that's been my school I wanted to attend," Harwell explained. "When I went there and they first started to recruit me, which I was baffled by it, and when I went there and saw all the things they had, the stadium � When I walked into that stadium it was something else. You get an energy off that stadium alone. And then to think you can feel that vibe of 109,000 fans screaming for the team you play. "It was a neat experience to do all that. To get a little taste of what college players go through gave us a lot to learn and expect during our senior years." Encouraged to attend the Vols' camp by UT secondary coach Willie Mack Garza, Harwell made an impression on the school's coaches who said they would remain in contact with him and offered some targeted improvement. "I know coach Mack Garza said work on my speed and strength and do windsprints," Harwell said. "Coach Garza said, 'Do good your senior year and make sure you keep in touch with me and we're going to have our eyes on you.' I'm going to make sure my senior year is good." The View Wins 7on7 League (Jun 30, 2009) The Patriot Football Program continued its preparation
for the State 7on7
Championship tournament by capturing the championship in the Rockwall 7on7
Tuesday-night league on June 30th. The Patriots began the night in
second place, trailing Wylie (the only team in the league to defeat
them). In order to get a rematch and a shot at the league title, the
Patriots had to defeat Rowlett in the first game of the evening. They
did just that, jumping out to an early lead and then hanging on for a 40-33
victory to put them in the championship finale'. Against Wylie, the
scoring was slow to begin with, but the first half ended with The View
leading 19-12. The Patriots came out in the second half determined to
put the game away. When the final horn sounded, it was Patriots 37,
Wylie 19. As impressive as the win, were the Patriots statistics for
league play. They lead the league in points scored with 373 total
points, and in points allowed, giving up only 152, for an average margin of
victory of 46-19. It appears they are ready and eager to test their
metal in College Station in the State Tournament to be held July 10th &
11th on the campus of Texas A&M. The Patriots seem to have gained a
different level of expectation and confidence to go along with their obvious
talent. They look and play like a championship caliber team. One
player was quoted as saying, "It's a new day, and folks had better get
used to 'The View"! Patriots
Take Championship (Jun 6, 2009) The Patriot Football Program took home the championship in
this Saturday's 7on7 State
Qualifying Tournament at SMU. The tournament was hosted by Wylie high
school on SMU's campus and included 16 teams from the North Texas area.
The teams competing included Rockwall, West Mesquite, Lake Dallas, Lake Highlands,
Birdville, Hebron, North Mesquite, Plano, Wylie, South Garland, Jesuit, Grand
Prairie, Frisco Liberty, Sherman, Plano West and Lakeview. The Patriots
swept their 4 team pool, going a perfect 3 for 3 against Frisco Liberty
(wining by a score of 31-12), Sherman (51-38) and Plano West (34-32).
In the final game of pool play, the Patriots actually trailed Plano West by a
score of 26-14 at halftime. The Patriots came back strong in the second
half - scoring three touchdowns and holding Plano West to only 1 score and no
extra point conversion. The victory in Pool play put the Patriots in
the semi-final round against the winner of Pool C, Jesuit High School.
The semi-final game started at 2:30pm, and both team showed some fatigue and
effects from the heat. They were tied at 13-13 at halftime, and they
were tied again at 26-26 at the end of regulation. In overtime, Lakview
was able to score first and go up by 6, but failed on the extra-point
conversion. On Jesuit's possession, the situation got a bit anxious when
the Patriots were called for pass interference, giving Jesuit a 1st down and
goal at the 5 yard line. Two plays later, Ryan Conley came through with
a huge interception to seal the victory. The win moved Lakeview into
the Tournament Championship game, but more importantly, secured a berth in
the State Championship Tournament to be held on July 10th & 11th at Texas
A&M in College Station, TX.. Patriot Lineman
Challenge & 7on7 Shoot-Out (May 31, 2009) The Patriot Football Program hosted its annual Lineman
Challenge and 7on7 football
tournament on Saturday, May 30th. The weather cooperated with sunny
skies and highs in the 90's. , and the event was another big success. The lineman challenge was a State Qualifying event and was open to all classification levels. It included a field of 17 teams from class 2A through 5A. The tournament included 10 competition events including Bench Press, Farmers Walk, Sled Push, Obstacle Course, Harness Pulls, Tire Pull, Truck Push, Stone Stacker, Tire Flip and a 4 x 100 relay. Team times/reps were recorded and points were awarded based on each team's order of finish in a given event. 1st place received 17 points, 2nd place 16 points, 3rd 15 points, etc. It was a tight competition with only 23 total points separating the top 6 teams. In the final tally, Sachse High School was named the tournament Champion with a grand total of 132 points. Sulpher Springs finished in 2nd place with 129 points, followed by Plano West - 124 points and Lakeview Centennial with 123 points. The State Qualifiers in each classification included 2A-Caddo Mills, 3A-Community, 4A-Sulpher Springs & 5A-Sachse. Click Here for detailed results and point totals from the Patriot Lineman Challenge. The State Championship Lineman Challege is scheduled for July 8, 2009 in Duncanville. Coaches of qualifying teams should contact Curt at 817-629-3954 or email at curt@texaslinemanchallenge.com. For more information on qualifying teams and events included in the state championship, visit www.texaslinemandchallenge.com.
The 7on7 Shoot-out was not a state qualifier, but provided a great warm-up for teams preparing for the summer SQT schedule. This year's event hosted 8 teams in two pools, with the top team from each pool advancing to the championship game. Sulpher Springs cruised through Pool A, going undefeated in three games. In pool B, Lakeview Centennial and Mesquite John Horn both finished with a 2-1 record, but Lakeview advanced by virtue of the first tie-breaker (fewest points allowed). The Championship game was close, with both teams showing some fatique from the long day in the heat. With only 4 minutes remaining in the game, Lakeview had the ball with 1st and goal from the 12 yard-line and down by 4 points. Quarterback Davonte Black, tried to thread the needle to wide-out Franklin Nworji, but a Sulpher Springs defensive back broke in front for the interception. The clock expired on the Sulpher Springs possession, giving Sulpher Springs the 28-24 victory and the tournament championship. The Patriots were awarded the runner-up trophy, and possed briefly for a picture before heading off to the pool for a well-deserved cooling off. Congratulations and thanks to all the teams that competed in this year's event. It was a great tournament, and all teams represented themselves and their programs well. The Lakeview Patriots wish you a great summer, and best of luck in the coming 2009 football season.. |
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roster
as Honorable Mention Linebacker.
Centennial
High School in the Dallas suburb of Garland kept powering his opposition into
the turf. The end result was a dominating performance in the Vols' camp, an
MVP award in the lineman division and some continued recruiting interest from
Tennessee -- which just happens to be Harwell's childhood favorite
team. 
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