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........Brent West..........(114-29-0)...........
--2001--2002---2003---2004---2005--2006---2007---2008----2009---2010--2011.
--(2-8)-(15-1)-(10-2)--(10-2)--(8-3)--(14-2)--(14-1)--(14-2)--(12-1)--(4-6)--(14-1)

Cisco Loboes
2011 2A Division 2 State Finalists.
2010 No Playoffs.
2009 2A Division 2 Regionals.
2008 2A Division 2 State Finalists.
2007 2A Division 2 Semi Finalists.
2006 2A Division 2 State Finalists.
2005 2A Division 2 BI-District.
2004 2A Division 2 Area.
2003 2A Division 2 Area.
2002 2A Division 2 State Finalists.
2001 No Playoffs.

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Coaches' Records going into 2012!!

CLASS 2A
DIVISION II
REGION I
District 4

Cisco Loboes------Brent West
at school (117-29-0),Over All (117-29-0)
201 Overall Record Cisco (14-1)(6-0).


Crawford Pirates--Delbert Kelm
at school (44-13-0),Over All (44-13-0).
2011 Overall Record (8-3)(5-1).


Hamilton Bulldogs-David Wright
at school (21-24-0),Over All (23-42-0).
2011 Overall Record (6-6) (4-2).


Hico Tigers-------Keith Wood
at school (26-15-0),Over All (31-37-1).
2011 Overall Record (7-3)(3-3).


Millsap Bulldogs--Kyle Coker
at school (22-29-0),Over All (22-29-0).
2011 Overall Record (3-7)(1-5).


Rio Vista Eagles--Craig Carpenter
at school (5-25-0), Over All (15-25-0).
2011 Overall Record (1-9)(0-6).


Tolar Rattlers----Mike Franklin
at school (68-49-0),Over All (68-49-0).
2011 Overall Record (4-6)(2-4).




District 4
---Team-Years--Record from 1986-2010.
------------------------------=Best year!!
Crawford--26 (234- 73-2)=2004 (16-0)
Cisco------25 (188-102-1)=2002 (15-1)
Hico-------26 (158-116-3)=2002 (11-3)
Hamilton--26 (139-136-2)=2001 (11-1)
Tolar------26 (136-136-2)=2006 ( 9-3)
Rio Vista--26 (119-148-5)=1994 ( 9-2)
Millsap----26 (102-151-3)=1999(10 -2)

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"OFFENSIVE MVP
Hayden Lewis
School: Cisco
Position: Running back
Class: Senior
Height: 5-8
Weight: 170

Strength: Heart and desire were the hallmarks of this player, who despite being smallish in stature, emerged as one of the most athletic small-school backs in the area in 2011. If Cisco needed a tough yard, it was usually Lewis who would get it.

2010 Highlight: Rushed for 180 yards on 21 carries in Cisco's 36-35 loss to Refugio in the Class-2A DII state championship game. This included scoring runs of 2 and 22 yards.

Coachspeak: "He's got an athletic mindset and everything comes very natural to him," Coach Brent West said. "But he's an overachiever in the physical area. Being only 5-8 and 170 pounds without great sprinter speed, you almost have to have that athletic mindset, plus being an overachiever who plays with a big heart."

Why he's here: Produced big numbers despite splitting time in the backfield with Mason Reed. Lewis only carried the football 92 times in the regular season, but produced 1,110 yards and 20 touchdowns in the process. His averages were staggering — 12.07 yards per carry and a touchdown every 4.6 times he was given the football."

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COACH OF THE YEAR
Brent West
School: Cisco

"Strength: With a 117-29 overall record since his arrival at Cisco in 2001, along with four trips to state championship games, West has the Lobo players trusting every word he says. He also has the reputation of being a talented game planner, with a knack for finding ways to get the opposition blocked.

2010 highlight: Facing defending state champion Idalou in the Region I quarterfinals, West's club dominated the Wildcats in a 27-14 win at Colorado City. The Loboes pounded out 251 yards rushing against what was considered by many to be the best Class-2A defense in the state — outscoring Idalou 20-7 in the second half.

Playerspeak: "He's led us extremely well," senior defensive lineman Jacob Avery said. "The work and the hours he puts into it with getting us scouting reports really paid off. ... He's the best. It's not that he's constantly yelling, because we all have a good time. But in those situations when he needs to get after us, that's when he steps up."

Why he's here: A fourth trip to a state championship game in less than a decade is a good place to start. West's Loboes finished the season at 14-1, falling to Refugio, 36-35 in the Division II title game at Cowboys Stadium in Arlington. Along the way, Cisco took the District 4 Division II title and defeated four straight playoff opponents in Sanford-Fritch (61-28), Idalou (27-14), Holliday (34-0) and Corsicana Mildred (35-28)."

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"FIRST TEAM OFFENSE..

Hayden Lewis
Running back
Cisco
5-7, 170, senior
Stats: Ran for 1,110 yards on 92 carries and 20 TDs.

Reed Scroggins
Lineman
Cisco
6-2, 270, senior
Stats: Graded at 85 percent with 70 knockdowns.


Logan Lewis
Lineman
Cisco
5-10, 240, senior
Stats: 58 knockdowns; graded 80 percent.



Mason Reed
Utility
Cisco
6-1, 185, sophomore
Stats: Rushed for 884 yards on 83 carries, 16 TDs and had one punt return for TD."

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"FIRST TEAM DEFENSE..

Defensive line
Jacob Avery
Cisco
6-0, 240, senior
Stats: 57 tackles, one fumble recovery, two forced fumbles and two sacks.


Defensive line.
Mason Reed
Linebacker
Cisco
6-1, 185, sophomore
Stats: 88 tackles, including five for losses, one interception, five forced fumbles, one sack and one TD."

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"SECOND TEAM DEFENSE...


Hayden Lewis
Linebacker
Cisco
5-7, 170, senior
Stats: 86 tackles, one tackle for loss, one fumble recovery, one INT, one sack and two pass breakups.


Colton Kent
Defensive back
Cisco
5-7, 150, sophomore
Stats: 57 tackles, one interception, six fumble recoveries, two forced fumbles and one pass breakup."

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HONORABLE MENTION
OFFENSE
Quarterback—Colten Gayle, Cisco;

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Eastland QB is at top of class in 2A.

"PLAYER OF THE YEAR..
Trent Brittain
School: Eastland
Position: QB
Class: Senior
Height: 6-2
Weight: 175
Strength: It might be unfair to point out one strength in Brittain's game and label it as his biggest selling point. In other words, the teen has too many strengths to narrow the field completely. Aside from being an accurate passer with a strong arm, Brittain was highly mobile, poised and proved to be a big-time performer in the clutch. We're not talking about a product of the Eastland offensive system here.
2010 Highlight: Was at his absolute best during a 51-22 win over Littlefield area round of the playoffs, hitting 19 of 24 passes for 410 yards and two scores. He also rushed 12 times for 122 yards and two more scores, giving him a direct hand in 632 yards and four scores.
Coachspeak: "We had a fun, productive year, and with Trent being a three-year varsity kid who was struggling because of an injury, it was great to see him bounce back from the year he had," Eastland coach Brian Hulett said. "He's got a good arm, he can run, he makes good decisions and he was a leader on the field for us."
Why he's here: Brittain hit 139 of 214 regular season passes for 2,714 yards and 38 touchdowns against only six interceptions while helping the Mavericks to a 10-0 record. He also rushed 65 times for 622 yards and 10 more scores. Eastland eventually finished the year at 12-1.

OFFENSIVE MVP
Hayden Lewis
School: Cisco
Position: Running back
Class: Senior
Height: 5-8
Weight: 170
Strength: Heart and desire were the hallmarks of this player, who despite being smallish in stature, emerged as one of the most athletic small-school backs in the area in 2011. If Cisco needed a tough yard, it was usually Lewis who would get it.
2010 Highlight: Rushed for 180 yards on 21 carries in Cisco's 36-35 loss to Refugio in the Class-2A DII state championship game. This included scoring runs of 2 and 22 yards.
Coachspeak: "He's got an athletic mindset and everything comes very natural to him," Coach Brent West said. "But he's an overachiever in the physical area. Being only 5-8 and 170 pounds without great sprinter speed, you almost have to have that athletic mindset, plus being an overachiever who plays with a big heart."
Why he's here: Produced big numbers despite splitting time in the backfield with Mason Reed. Lewis only carried the football 92 times in the regular season, but produced 1,110 yards and 20 touchdowns in the process. His averages were staggering — 12.07 yards per carry and a touchdown every 4.6 times he was given the football.

DEFENSIVE MVP
Shelton Zarate
School: Coleman
Position: Linebacker
Class: Junior
Height: 5-11
Weight: 215
Strength: Fundamentally sound, Zarate has a firm grasp of both how to get to the ball carrier quickly, but also how to consistently him down once he gets there. Not the fastest linebacker in the Big Country, but certainly one of the most reliable.
2010 Highlight: Spearheaded a dominating defensive effort in a 27-0 win over Early on Sept. 9, collecting 12 tackles, four of which were behind the line of scrimmage. Zarate also interceptioned off a pass while helping Coleman earn a shutout.
Coachspeak: "We actually thought about moving him to defensive line, because of his size," Coleman coach Brad Ballard said. "But he worked extremely hard over the summer, lost a little bit of weight, and it really paid dividends. ... He takes very good angles when he goes to make tackles and he does a great job of wrapping them up when he gets there. When he gets a hand on you, you're not going to get away."
Why he's here: Always around the football, Zarate took part in more than 120 tackles during the regular season, but was particularly harmful once he got near the football. Aside from posting four sacks on the year, Zarate interceptioned off two passes, forced to fumbles and recovered two others.

NEWCOMER OF THE YEAR..
J.T. Newton
School: Bangs
Position: Quarterback
Class: Sophomore
Height: 5-11
Weight: 160
Strength: Confidence. Anyone who watches Newton play quickly realizes that this is a player who believes in his own ability. And with two years of eligibility remaining, there's no telling how much further that ability will develop.
2010 Highlight: Despite throwing three early interceptions in a 28-19 loss at Cisco on Sept. 16, Newton demonstrated an uncommon level of poise for a sophomore, eventually finishing with 251 yards passing for two scores and 73 yards rushing. All of this, coming on the road against a team that nearly won the Division II state championship.
Coachspeak: "He plays better under pressure," Bangs coach Chuck Lipsey said. "That's a good characteristic to have. A lot of people get nervous, but he plays better when he gets in pressure situations. ... The kids respond to him, but he also had good people around him and to do what he did, he had to have a good offensive line and receivers and he'd be the first one to tell you that."
Why he's here: Aside from hitting 203 of 330 throws for 2,335 yards and 19 touchdowns, Newton also proved highly mobile, rushing for 401 yards and 11 scores on 168 carries.

COACH OF THE YEAR
Brent West
School: Cisco
Strength: With a 117-29 overall record since his arrival at Cisco in 2001, along with four trips to state championship games, West has the Lobo players trusting every word he says. He also has the reputation of being a talented game planner, with a knack for finding ways to get the opposition blocked.
2010 highlight: Facing defending state champion Idalou in the Region I quarterfinals, West's club dominated the Wildcats in a 27-14 win at Colorado City. The Loboes pounded out 251 yards rushing against what was considered by many to be the best Class-2A defense in the state — outscoring Idalou 20-7 in the second half.
Playerspeak: "He's led us extremely well," senior defensive lineman Jacob Avery said. "The work and the hours he puts into it with getting us scouting reports really paid off. ... He's the best. It's not that he's constantly yelling, because we all have a good time. But in those situations when he needs to get after us, that's when he steps up."
Why he's here: A fourth trip to a state championship game in less than a decade is a good place to start. West's Loboes finished the season at 14-1, falling to Refugio, 36-35 in the Division II title game at Cowboys Stadium in Arlington. Along the way, Cisco took the District 4 Division II title and defeated four straight playoff opponents in Sanford-Fritch (61-28), Idalou (27-14), Holliday (34-0) and Corsicana Mildred (35-28).

FIRST TEAM OFFENSE..
Trent Brittain
Quarterback
Eastland
6-2, 175, senior
Stats: Completed 139 of 214 passes for 2,714 yards, 38 TDs against only 6 interceptions and also had 85 carries for 622 yards and 10 TDs.
Hayden Lewis
Running back
Cisco
5-7, 170, senior
Stats: Ran for 1,110 yards on 92 carries and 20 TDs.
Frankie Harris
Running back
Merkel
5-10, 200, senior
Stats: Had 126 carries for 1,446 yards and 23 TDs, while making six catches for 78 yards and one TD.
Caleb Hullum
Receiver
Eastland
5-9, 175, senior
Stats: Had 53 receptions for 1,366 yards and 22 TDs, 10 carries for 122 yards and two TDs, and he also had 15 punt returns for 288 yards.
Lane Carter
Receiver
Ballinger;
6-2,160, senior
Stats: 75 receptions for 876 yards and six TDs.
Braden Williams
Receiver
Bangs
5-10, 155, senior
Stats: Had 68 catches for 864 yards and seven TDs.
Reed Scroggins
Lineman
Cisco
6-2, 270, senior
Stats: Graded at 85 percent with 70 knockdowns.
Duncan Addy
Lineman
Eastland
5-11, 245, senior
Stats: Top offensive lineman on a team that averaged 484 yards and 48 points a game. Gave up one sack in 214 passing attempts.
Logan Lewis
Lineman
Cisco
5-10, 240, senior
Stats: 58 knockdowns; graded 80 percent.
Wayne Worsham
Lineman
Coleman
6-1, 230, senior
Stats: 124 knockdowns, graded at 92 percent.
Tyler Williamson
Lineman
Jim Ned
6-2, 240, senior
Stats: 14 pancakes, graded at 92 percent.
Mason Reed
Utility
Cisco
6-1, 185, sophomore
Stats: Rushed for 884 yards on 83 carries, 16 TDs and had one punt return for TD.
Derek Gainey
Place-kicker
Colorado City
5-7, 165, senior
Stats: Hit 33 of 37 extra points and was 8 of 10 on field goals.

DEFENSE
Jacob Avery
Defensive line
Cisco
6-0, 240, senior
Stats: 57 tackles, one fumble recovery, two forced fumbles and two sacks.
J.D. Scott
Defensive line
Eastland
5-9, 190, senior
Stats: 34 solo tackles, 79 assisted stops, 22 tackles for loss, two sacks, 10 QB hurries, four caused fumbles and three recovered fumbles.
Jonathan Reynolds
Defensive line
Breckenridge
5-11, 180, senior
Stats: 43 solo tackles, 14 assisted stops, six QB sacks, 18 tackles for loss, 10 QB hurries, two forced fumbles, one fumble recovery.
Montel McKinley
Defensive line
Clyde
6-5, 190, junior
Stats: 41 solo tackles, 44 assists, 10 TFL, seven sacks, 19 QB hurries, six pass deflections, three recovered fumbles and two forced fumbles.
Shelton Zarate
Linebacker
Coleman
5-11, 215, junior
Stats: 124 total tackles, four sacks, 11 tackles for loss, two interceptions, two fumbles caused and two fumble recoveries.
Phillip Gosnell
Linebacker
Eastland
5-11, 220, senior
Stats: 44 solo tackles, 88 assisted stops, 19 tackles for loss, one sack, four QB Hurries, one interception returned for 70 yard TD, one caused fumble, one fumble recovery.
Mason Reed
Linebacker
Cisco
6-1, 185, sophomore
Stats: 88 tackles, including five for losses, one interception, five forced fumbles, one sack and one TD.
Ryan Kuehler
Defensive back
Coleman
6-1, 175, senior
Stats: 68 total tackles, two tackles for loss, five interceptions, one fumble caused and 10 pass breakups.
Skyler O'Donald
Defensive back
Clyde
6-0, 180, senior
Stats: 84 solo tackles, 43 assists, seven tackles for loss, one interception and three sacks.
Zane Webster
Defensive back
Jim Ned
6-0, 180, senior
Stats: 75 solo tackles, 43 assisted tackles, two interceptions, one fumble recovery.
Baylor Mullins
Defensive back
Merkel
5-8, 150, junior.
Stats: 27 solo and 36 assisted tackles, four interceptions (one returned for TD), four pass breakups, two fumble recoveries.
Justin Coker
Utility
Coahoma
5-8, 160, Sr.
Stats: Had 194 carries for 1270 yards, 11 TDs and two catches for 85 yards, one TD.
Clay O'Dell
Punter
Jim Ned
6-1, 200, senior
Stats: 37 punts for 41.73 average, including 17 punts inside the 20.

SECOND TEAM
OFFENSE
Derek Gainey
Quarterback
Colorado City
5-7, 165, senior
Stats: Completed 157 for 247 passes for 2,240 yards and 20 TDs, 13 interceptions, while rushing for 528 yards and 11 TDs.
Bryce Devore
Running back
Hawley
5-9, 155, senior
Stats: Ran for 1,163 yards, 12 TDs to go with six catches for 142 yards and one TD.
Justin Coker
Running back
Coahoma
5-8, 160, senior
Stats: Had 194 carries for 1,270 yards and 11 TDs and two catches for 85 yards and one TD.
Zane Webster
Receiver
Jim Ned
6-0, 180, senior
Stats: 48 catches for 805 yards, eight TDs.
Tyler Lorenz
Receiver
Colorado City
6-1, 185, senior.
Stats: Had 47 catches for 711 yards and seven TDs.
Dominique Segura
Receiver
Eastland
5-7, 140, senior
Stats: Had 27 catches for 541 yards and four TDs (missed four games due to injury).
Ryan Rivera
Offensive line
Colorado City
6-1, 225, senior
Stats: 26 cut blocks, 27 pancakes and no sacks allowed.
Jacob Echavarria
Offensive line
Coahoma
6-2, 235, senior
Stats: 77 knockdowns. Was the anchor on a line which helped produce seven games with more than 300 yards rushing.
Anthony Rivera
Offensive line
Colorado City
6-0, 220, senior
Stats: 47 cut blocks, 13 pancakes and no sacks allowed.
K.J. McFadden
Offensive line
Merkel
5-11, 240, senior
Stats: Leader of line that averaged 391 yards offense per game.
Jake Johnson
Offensive line
Colorado City
6-0, 210, junior
Stats: 33 cut blocks, seven pancakes, no sacks allowed in 2011.
Julio Delgado
Place-kicker
Eastland
5-9, 200, senior
Stats: 49 of 52 on extra points, 2 of 6 on field goals, 70 kickoffs and 30 touchbacks.

DEFENSE
Marco Molina
Defensive Line
Coahoma
5-10, 180, senior
Stats: 68 Tackles, eight sacks and three forced fumbles.
Jacob Beckwith
Defensive Line
Bangs
6-0, 200, senior
Stats: seven solo tackles, 59 assist, 15 tackles for loss, 3.5 sacks, 13 QB hurries and two fumble recoveries.
Michael Newberry
Defensive Line
Merkel
6-2, 220, senior
Stats: seven solo and 30 assisted tackles, two sacks, two blocked punts and one fumble recovery.
K.J. McFadden
Defensive line
Merkel
5-11, 240, senior
Stats: 14 solo tackles, 49 assisted tackles, three tackles for loss, one pass breakup and four forced fumbles.
Scotty Roberson
Linebacker
Breckenridge
6-0, 220, senior
Stats: 56 solo tackles, 29 assist, 2.5 QB sacks, eight tackles for loss, eight QB hurries, two forced fumbles and one fumble recovery.
Hayden Lewis
Linebacker
Cisco
5-7, 170, senior
Stats: 86 tackles, one tackle for loss, one fumble recovery, one INT, one sack and two pass breakups.
Jake Johnson
Linebacker
Colorado City
6-0, 210, junior
Stats: 60 tackles, including six for loss, 59 assists, two QB pressures, six forced fumbles, four fumble recoveries and two deflected passes.
Vicente Gonzalez
Defensive back
Bangs;
6-2, 160, senior
Stats: 27 solo tackles, 16 assist, one tackle for loss, nine pass breakups, four interceptions.
Colton Kent
Defensive back
Cisco
5-7, 150, sophomore
Stats: 57 tackles, one interception, six fumble recoveries, two forced fumbles and one pass breakup.
Tanner Ruiz
Defensive back
Coahoma;
5-9, 150, junior
Stats: 76 Tackles, one interception.
Caige Miller
Defensive back
Coahoma
5-7, 145, sophomore
Stats: 67 Tackles, one sack, three interceptions and three fumble recoveries.
Baylor Mullins
Punter
Merkel
5-8, 150, junior
Stats: six punts for a 49.8 average, including five inside 20-yard line.

HONORABLE MENTION
OFFENSE
Quarterback — Chris Keesee, Ballinger; Anthony Thomas, Coleman; Colten Gayle, Cisco; JT Newton, Bangs; Baylor Mullins, Merkel; Pedro Ramirez, Breckenridge; Tanner Ruiz, Coahoma.
Running back — Scotty Roberson, Breckenridge; Aaron Acevedo, Coahoma.
Receivers/Tight ends — Pat Bohannan, Merkel; Kelby Jordan, Merkel; Caige Miller, Coahoma; Jake Sefcik, Clyde; Montel McKinley, Clyde.
Offensive line — Ryan Stoker, Breckenridge; Peyton Rodriquez, Coahoma.
Place-kicker — Baylor Mullins, Merkel; Jairus Slagle, Clyde.
DEFENSE
Linebackers — Devon Hoelscher, Ballinger; Taylor Roberts, Bangs; Miles Bradley, Eastland; Joseph Reed, Merkel; Tyler McDemott, Merkel; Justin Coker, Coahoma; Devin Martinez, Clyde; Alex Hernandez, Colorado City.
Secondary — Kelby Jordan, Merkel; Blair Vick, Breckenridge; Aaron Acevedo, Coahoma; Jake Sefcik, Clyde.
Punter — Derik Gainey, Colorado City."

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2011 Abilene Reporter-News' All-Big Country Super Team football squad.
"HAGEN HUTCHINSON
School: Stamford
Position: QB/DB
Class: Junior
Height: 6-2
Weight: 180
Strength: Hagen, the son of Stamford coach Wayne Hutchinson, knows his football, and he's poised under pressure too. But he's tough. Hagen played much of the season with a high ankle sprain.
2011 Highlight: Hit 12 of 23 passes for 223 yards and three touchdowns in a 28-21 victory over Albany in a Region I-1A semifinal Nov. 25 at Shotwell Stadium. The junior also ran 14 times for 60 yards and one touchdown in the victory, which avenged a 28-21 loss to the Lions during the regular season and eliminated what many people believed to be Stamford's toughest opponent on the road to the state championship game.
Coachspeak: "I'm very proud of him," Coach Hutchinson said. "I'm proud of him as a father, and I'm proud of him as his coach. Classroom, on the field, what more could you ask for? To me, he's the full package."
Why he's here: Was the glue that held Stamford together through a remarkable 13-3 season that saw the Bulldogs overcome an 0-2 district start and reach the Class 1A Division I championship game. Through the regular season, the junior hit 116 of 185 throws for 1,892 yards and 20 scores against only three interceptions. He also rushed 98 times for 816 yards, finding the end zone an additional 17 times.OFFENSIVE MVP

Hayden Lewis
School: Cisco
Position: Running back
Class: Senior
Height: 5-8
Weight: 170
Strength: Heart and desire were the hallmarks of this player, who despite being smallish in stature, emerged as one of the most athletic small-school backs in the area in 2011. If Cisco needed a tough yard, it was usually Lewis who would get it.
2011 Highlight: Rushed for 180 yards on 21 carries in Cisco's 36-35 loss to Refugio in the Class 2A Division II state championship game, including touchdown runs of 2 and 22 yards.
Coachspeak: "He's got an athletic mindset and everything comes very natural to him," Cisco coach Brent West said. "But he's an overachiever in the physical area. Being only 5-8 and 170 pounds without great sprinter speed, you almost have to have that athletic mindset, plus being an overachiever who plays with a big heart."
Why he's here: Produced big numbers despite splitting time in the backfield with Mason Reed. Lewis only carried the football 92 times in the regular season, but produced 1,110 yards and 20 touchdowns in the process. His averages were staggering — 12.07 yards per carry and a touchdown every 4.6 times he was given the football.



DEFENSIVE MVP...Blanford Paul
School: Munday
Position: Defensive line
Class: Senior
Height: 6-0
Weight: 250
Strength: A combination of size, strength and quickness allowed Paul to wreak havoc up front, with 70 tackles posted against consistent double-team blocking. Any offense facing Munday had to account for Paul on every play.
2011 Highlight: Was nothing short of dominant in Munday's 61-13 rout of Ralls on Nov. 10, recording 12 tackles, two of which were sacks.
Coachspeak: "As the year went along, he really became an anchor on our defensive line," Munday coach Patrick Corcoran said. "Not only does he have great size, but he's extremely strong in the weight room. He's also very quick. He can really run for a kid who is built the way he is."
Why he's here: Paul blew up enough plays to record 24 tackles for loss, including 11 sacks. Voted as the District 8-1A Division II Defensive MVP, Paul recovered two fumbles, forced another and recorded four quarterback hurries while helping the Moguls reach the Division II state title game.

Newcomer of the Year..LORENZO JOE
School: Cooper
Position: Receiver
Class: Sophomore
Height: 6-1
Weight: 175
Strength: His drive and will to win. With good size and speed, Joe has all the tools necessary to be a good receiver. But it was his desire to succeed and refusal to be denied that set him apart. The favorite target for Cooper quarterback Clayton Nicholas, Joe was on the receiving end of a number of game- and season-changing catches for the 9-4 Cougars. And more than one of those catches was made because he wanted the ball more than his defender.
2011 highlight: It was "the catch" of the 2011 season for Cooper. With his team down to Arlington Lamar 24-21 in the opening round of the 5A Division II playoffs, Joe caught a 22-yard jump ball from Nicholas with no time left on the clock to lift the Cougars to a 27-24 win. He had four catches for less than 50 yards before that grab, which will forever go down as one of Cooper football's great playoff moments.
Coachspeak: "He's well beyond his years, maturity-wise, and he's got a great competitive spirit about him," Cooper coach Todd Moebes said. "He's extremely coachable and he likes to do the right thing. He's just a good kid. ... Everybody can see that he's talented, and he is, but there's a lot of internal things about Lorenzo that people don't know about that make him special."
Why he's here: As just a second-year high school player, Joe made his mark on the Coogs' season, tallying 47 catches for 740 yards and nine touchdowns. And he showed up big in the playoffs, coming up with the game-winning catch against Lamar and making a 43-yard catch with two minutes left the next week to set up the game-winning score in a 21-14 win over Amarillo High.

COACH OF THE YEAR..MIKE REED
School: Throckmorton
Strength: Reed took over a program just three years removed from a state championship and raised standards to an even higher level. "A lot of times games are won before you even put the pen to paper to get the X's and O's drawn," Reed said. "I feel like that's something that over the year's I've gotten better at doing, getting the kids prepared in other areas."
2011 highlight: While winning the Six-Man Division I state championship is obviously big, Reed also notched his 100th career victory with a 90-70 shootout over Dallas Covenant five games into his 10th season as a head coach.
Playerspeak: "We came out to practice every day to work," senior center Blayton Oliver said. "We didn't take a day off. He came prepared. Every week after a game, he would work all that weekend to prepare for the next week. We would come in on Monday and get what we needed learned for that next Friday or Saturday game.
"He got his other coaches ready to go as well. He's a real offensive savvy coach. He knew the plays, knew the defense, studied film real hard and just put all his effort into working hard for us and getting us prepared so we could to the best we could do."
Why he's here: After losing to Garden City in the 2010 state final, Reed had the Greyhounds rolling again in 2011. Throckmorton posted its third consecutive unbeaten regular season and capped the year with a 48-36 victory over Gail Borden County in the state finals. In 10 seasons, Reed's career record is 109-16 with his teams reaching the state finals four times.


FIRST TEAM OFFENSE
Hagen Hutchinson
Quarterback
Stamford
6-2, 180, junior
Stats: Completed 116 of 185 passes for 1,892 yards and 20 touchdowns, and he also had 98 carries for 816 yards and 17 TDs.

Paxton Grayer
Running back
Abilene High
5-9, 280, senior
Stats: Ran for 1,181 yards and 17 TDs on 146 carries, caught 15 passes for 238 yards and four TDs and had a kickoff return TD.


Hayden Lewis
Running back
Cisco
5-7, 170, senior
Stats: Ran for 1,110 yards on 92 carries and 20 TDs.

Jessie Ramos
Receiver
Stamford
5-10, 150, senior
Stats: 60 catches for 1,141 yards and 15 TDs.


Brice Gunter
Receiver
Stephenville
6-3, 185, junior
Stats: Caught 60 passes for 963 yards and 13 TDs. District 8-4A co-offensive player of the year.


Caleb Hullum
Receiver
Eastland
5-9, 175, senior
Stats: Had 53 receptions for 1,366 yards and 22 TDs, 10 carries for 122 yards and two TDs, and he also had 15 punt returns for 288 yards.


Greg Davis
Offensive line
Abilene High
6-1, 200, senior
Stats: Graded at 92 percent with 35 knockdowns.


Orrin Vinson
Offensive line
Albany
6-0, 215, senior
Stats: Graded at 96 percent with 12 pancake blocks.
Bryan Manley
Offensive line
Stephenville
6-5, 275, junior
Stats: Graded at 94 percent with 36 knockdowns and 21 downfield blocks. Allowed just two sacks.
Jose Avila
Offensive line
Brownwood
5-11, 205, senior
Stats: Graded at 92 percent with 62 knockdowns
Reed Scroggins
Lineman
Cisco
6-2, 270, senior
Stats: Graded at 85 percent with 70 knockdowns.
Keenon Ward
Utility
Snyder
5-10, 175, senior
Stats: Completed 58 of 117 passes for 780 yards and 11 TDs and ran for 1,769 yards and 23 TDs on 181 carries.
Matthew McCrane
Kicker
Brownwood
5-11, 165, junior
Stats: Hit 31 of 32 extra points, seven of nine field goals and had 19 touchbacks.


DEFENSE
Blanford Paul
Defensive line
Munday
6-0, 250, Senior
Stats: 70 tackles, 11 sacks, 24 tackles for loss, two fumbles recovered, one fumble caused and four QB hurries.
Mack Monson
Defensive line
Brownwood
6-2, 190, junior
Stats: 107 total tackles, eight TFL, four hurries and four sacks.
J.D. Scott
Defensive line
Eastland
5-9, 190, senior
Stats: 34 solo tackles, 79 assisted stops, 22 tackles for loss, two sacks, 10 QB hurries, four caused fumbles and three recovered fumbles.
Garrison Railsback
Defensive line
Cooper
6-2, 225, senior
Stats: 31 solo tackles, 20 assists, 11 TFL and seven sacks.
Garrett Kemp
Linebacker
Brownwood
5-10, 215, senior
Stats: 115 total tackles, four TFL, five hurries, four sacks, five forced fumbles and two fumble recoveries.
Padyn Giebler
Linebacker
Stephenville
6-0, 215, senior
Stats: 68 solo tackles, 61 assists, 30 TFL, nine sacks, one blocked kick and one forced fumble. District 8-4A co-defensive player of the year.
Tyler Lackey
Linebacker
Abilene High
5-10, 170, junior
Stats: 55 solo tackles, 41 assists, eight TFL, six hurries, two sacks, one forced fumble and two fumble recoveries.
Kevin Vaccaro
Defensive back
Brownwood
5-10, 185, senior
Stats: 99 total tackles, six TFL, three interceptions, three hurries, two forced fumbles and three fumble recoveries.
Xavier Johnson
Defensive back
Abilene High
5-11, 190, junior
Stats: 27 solo tackles, 50 assists, one TFL, four interceptions, seven pass breakups, seven forced fumbles, two fumble recoveries and two blocked kicks.
Mookie Carlisle
Defensive back
Stephenville
6-1, 185, sophomore
Stats: 31 solo tackles, 55 assists, three TFL, six interceptions, five pass breakups, two forced fumbles and two fumble recoveries.
Skyler O'Donald
Defensive back
Clyde
6-0, 180, senior
Stats: 84 solo tackles, 43 assists, seven tackles for loss, one interception and three sacks.
Mason Reed
Utility
Cisco
6-1, 185, sophomore
Stats: Rushed for 884 yards on 83 carries, 16 TDs and had one punt return for TD.
Clay O'Dell
Punter
Jim Ned
6-1, 200, senior
Stats: 37 punts for 41.73 average, including 17 punts inside the 20.



Second TEAMS
OFFENSE
Clayton Nicholas
Quarterback
Cooper
6-3, 205, senior
Stats: Completed 204 of 332 passes for 2,764 yards and 25 TDs against 16 interceptions.
Creed Coalson
Running back
Bronte
5-11, 160, senior
Stats: 194 carries for 1,943 yards and 22 TDs.
Frankie Harris
Running back
Merkel
5-10, 200, senior
Stats: Had 126 carries for 1,446 yards and 23 TDs, while making six catches for 78 yards and one TD.
Lorenzo Joe
Receiver
Cooper
6-1, 175, sophomore
Stats: Caught 47 passes for 740 yards and nine TDs.
Keevan Lucas
Receiver
Abilene High
5-9, 165, junior
Stats: Caught 51 passes for 750 yards and five TDs and also ran for 42 yards on seven carries.
Richard Bloomer
Receiver
Wylie
6-5, 205, senior
Stats: Caught 37 passes for 607 yards and three TDs despite missing two games on offense.
Rob Montgomery
Offensive line
Albany
6-3, 205, junior
Stats: Graded at 93 percent with 13 pancake blocks.
Sergio Vasquez
Offensive line
Goldthwaite
6-3, 300, senior
Stats: 34 pancakes with a 93-percent blocking success rate.
Clay Hudson
Offensive line
Albany
6-2, 210, senior
Stats: Graded at 94 percent with 16 pancake blocks.
Duncan Addy
Lineman
Eastland
5-11, 245, senior
Stats: Top offensive lineman on a team that averaged 484 yards and 48 points a game. Gave up one sack in 214 passing attempts.
Beau Grigg
Offensive line
Bronte
6-0, 245, senior
Stats: Graded at over 92 percent for the season.
Derek Gainey
Place-kicker
Colorado City
5-7, 165, senior
Stats: Hit 33-of-37 extra points and was 8-of-10 on field goals.
Defense
Cody Petree
Defensive line
Albany
6-1, 200, senior
Stats: 27 unassisted tackles, 56 assisted stops, 10 tackles for loss, six sacks, eight QB hurries, seven passes deflected, four forced fumbles, two recovered fumbles and one interception.
Ryne Lucas
Defensive line
Hamlin
5-9, 225, senior
Stats: 36 solo tackles, 20 assisted stops, eight tackles for loss, two caused fumbles, two recovered fumbles and two interceptions.
Mateo Gonzales
Defensive line
Sweetwater
Stats: 43 solo tackles, 32 assists, 16 TFL and three sacks.
Shelton Zarate
Linebacker
Coleman
5-11, 215, junior
Stats: 124 total tackles, four sacks, 11 tackles for loss, two interceptions, two fumbles caused and two fumble recoveries.
Josh Hudman
Linebacker
Albany
5-11, 185, senior
Stats: 50 unassisted tackles, 68 assisted stops, 12 tackles for loss, two sacks, two pressures, two interceptions, five pass breakups, two forced fumbles, one fumble recovery.
Andrew Serrato
Linebacker
Munday
5-10, 175, senior
Stats: 96 tackles, three sacks, 14 tackles for loss, two fumble recoveries, four interceptions, four pass breakups.
Josh Bowman
Defensive back
Cooper
6-1, 185, senior
Stats: Two interceptions, one returned for a TD. Also returned six punts for a 19.8 yard average and 15 kickoffs for a 23.8 yard average and one TD.
Ryan Kuehler
Defensive back
Coleman
6-1, 175, senior
Stats: 68 total tackles, two tackles for loss, five interceptions, one fumble caused and 10 pass breakups.
Robert Van Kranenburg
Defensive back
Lingleville
6-2, 170, sophomore
Stats: Intercepted 14 passes and returned five for touchdowns, made 71 tackles.


Baylor Mullins
Defensive back
Merkel
5-8, 150, junior.
Stats: 27 solo and 36 assisted tackles, four interceptions (one returned for TD), four pass breakups, two fumble recoveries.

Devin Roberson
Punter
Big Spring
5-11, 170, sophomore
Stats: Punted 45 times for a 40.4 yard average, pinning eight inside the 20-yard line."

[jcisco loboe'77]

........Brent West..........(114-29-0)...........
--2001--2002---2003---2004---2005--2006---2007---2008----2009---2010--2011.
--(2-8)-(15-1)-(10-2)--(10-2)--(8-3)--(14-2)--(14-1)--(14-2)--(12-1)--(4-6)--(14-1)

Cisco Loboes
2011 2A Division 2 State Finalists.
2010 No Playoffs.
2009 2A Division 2 Regionals.
2008 2A Division 2 State Finalists.
2007 2A Division 2 Semi Finalists.
2006 2A Division 2 State Finalists.
2005 2A Division 2 BI-District.
2004 2A Division 2 Area.
2003 2A Division 2 Area.
2002 2A Division 2 State Finalists.
2001 No Playoffs.

[jcisco loboe'77]

http://www.texasfoot... ... iew/179740

Top 20 HS Games of '11: The Top 5.
By Greg Tepper // TexasFootball.com.
Dave Campbell's Texas Football is counting down the 20 best games from the 2011 Texas high school football season.


2 – Refugio 36, Cisco 35 (Dec. 16).
"Sure, this game gets bonus points for its importance – the Class 2A Division II state championship game at Cowboys Stadium – but I contend that this would’ve made the top ten regardless of when it happened. The great irony of this game is that Refugio was criticized all year for its relentless style – coach Jason Herring continually said he only did it to prepare his team for the state championship – and it needed every bit of preparation to get past an outstanding Cisco squad in front of a raucous crowd in Arlington. The amazing thing is, with just 8:20 remaining in the game, you’d think this game was headed toward another Refugio blowout: RB Shiloh Whetsel’s 8-yard touchdown run put the Bobcats up 36-19. But Cisco would not go away quietly…not in the least. RB Mason Reed returned the ensuing kickoff for a touchdown, speeding 88 yards to close the gap to 36-26. The Loboes defense then took the opportunity to stand tall, forcing a Bobcats three-and-out, and the offense happily repaid them, marching 53 yards in seven plays in just over two minutes to close the gap to 36-33 with 4:10 left. In the span of four minutes, Cisco had turned an apparent blowout into a nail-biter. Things only got more dicey for Refugio on the next drive, as QB Travis Quintanilla – who carved up Cisco all game – was sacked on three consecutive plays, driving the Bobcats back to their own 10. It was then that Refugio’s coach Herring had a bold stroke, instructing punter (and All-State wide receiver) Lynx Hawthorne not to punt it away, but to instead run out of the back of the end zone for a safety. The strategy was curious but sound: the maneuver closed the gap to just 36-35 and gave Cisco the ball back via a free kick, but it pinned the Loboes deeper than they would’ve been after a punt with just 2:28 to play. Cisco fielded the free kick on their own 34 and began bruising up the field, reaching and passing midfield with just over a minute left. But the Refugio defense firmed up, facing Cisco with a 4th and 3 on the Bobcats’ 43. The Loboes ran perhaps their most classic play – a power lead to star RB Hayden Lewis – and the rusher was stymied right at the line to gain. The sticks came from the sideline and confirmed the old cliché: football is a game of inches, and Refugio had held the Loboes 12 inches short. The Bobcats took over, ran out the clock, and took home not only a trophy, but a victory in one of the best championship games of the last decade."

[EMMITT22]

Hey Jcisco what do you think about the Lobos new district?

[Bubba Who]

lots of keyboarding above!!