Archive - Oct 25, 2010
The second week of Youth Soccer is completed on Thursday night, with the 8-9 year-old teams playing the late games at the West Point Parks and Recreation Sportsplex. More youth soccer and football is to come this week.
By Bryan Davis
Sports Editor
This Friday night is going to be a big night for our area football teams. West Point will be trying to bring home another district title, Oak Hill will be vying for a playoff spot, and though Hebron has been knocked out of the post-season run, they will be hosting Winona for a district game on the Eagles’ senior night.
The Green Wave (8-1; 5-0) are coming off a big 49-0 win over Saltillo, and they are still undefeated in district play. The Tigers were West Point’s latest victims during the Green Wave senior night on Friday.
Oak Hill football seniors Drew Pickle, Jordan Hawkins and Doss Miller were all honored in a pre-game ceremony last Friday night in recognition of their final home game as Oak Hill Raiders.
Baseball fans love stories about the underdog. They also love to hate the New York Yankees, that is of course, non-Yankee fans love to hate the Yankees.
The Yankees are an easy target because they are in the playoff mix nearly every season, missing only one post-season since 1995. A perception of greed and cut throat business surrounds the New York organization, which spends more money than any of the other 29 teams in baseball. Some have referred to them as the “evil empire.”
Morisak, Brock engagement
Mr. and Mrs. Steven Morisak of Houston, Texas are pleased to announce the
engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Carlea Alida Morisak,
to Garrett Pate Brock, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Brock of Montpelier.
The bride-elect is the granddaughter of Mrs. Matilda Platzer Morisak of Houston,
Texas, the late Harry Platzer, the late Steven Morisak and the late Mr. and Mrs. John
Coogan.
She is a 2001 graduate of Westside High School of Houston, Texas where
Lann, Allen engagement
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Henley Lann III of Aberdeen announce the engagement of their daughter, Kirby Elizabeth Lann, to Louis Brock Allen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Anthony Allen of Aberdeen.
The bride-elect is the granddaughter of Joe Edward Grissom of Aberdeen and Mrs. Betty Grissom and her husband Glen of Columbus and Mr. Walter Henley Lann, Jr. and his wife Patti of Aberdeen and the late Mary Avis Lann.
