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I know its not the same as 11 man and does not mean much in the grand scheme, but hey its footballs flying around and still has a certain buzz.
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It obviously doesn't mean as much as the football we love to watch from August - December but don't discount the value it does have for the athletes competing:
Cover skills, agility and just the sheer competition of covering a man and saying "You are NOT going to beat me on this route" or a receiver thinking "I knew this guy couldn't cover me". My son started on Varsity in 2014 as a sophomore and he gained a lot of maturity participating 7-on-7. Go out and take in a tournament and just sit back and watch how all the players love to compete. -
I do I help out with the Manvel Program Last year when we played Allen at state tourney it was crazy the amount of people that watched that gameComment
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I think the only benefit is that competition is always good. In terms of timing etc, so there are so many tricked up or 7 on 7 only plays that would never transfer to the 11 man game. More competition and practice is always good especially against other kids. All spring and summer you are playing against your own teammates so much it is good to play against another opponent.Comment
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I may have been one of the people you spoke with. that was a tough loss to take some questionable calls against yall if i remember correctComment
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Honestly, can't remember. I don't think there was anything too bad - they just made 1 more play than we did. We obvioulsy took it out of each other because I don't believe they were then ready for you guys at all. Looking forward to another HOT summer of 7-on-7. We'll see you guys in College Station.Comment
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yep sounds fun get started at end of may at our tournamentComment
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Got a tournament this Sat at Pearland Dawson High School if anyone in the area is interestedComment
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Did great at the tournament this weekend. were missing some of our starters and still posted a 4-0 record and won the tournament
Beat Clear springs 58-25, Pearland 37-24, and Friendswood 51-31 in pool play
Beat Clear Brook 68-21 in final
Manvels JV team claimed fourth place in the tournament alsoComment
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ok two weeks till division 1 begins SQT's
over the weekend Manvel played in the GHACA tournament at Richmond Foster high school. Still without some starters due to track season
Beat Houston Lamar, Hastings, and Cy lakes in pool play
Best performance of day was by Manvel JV team made up of freshman and sophomores mostly
Beat Cinco Ranch, Foster, then lost to Westside
Manvel Varsity beat Manvel Jv in final
May 23 Manvel is hosting their SQT so if your in the area come out and watch
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Ok teams in Manvel SQT
Manvel
Alvin
Pearland
Dawson
Texas City
Clear Creek
Friendswood
South Houston
Pasadena Memorial
Elsik
Hou Lamar
FB Clements
Willis
Willowridge
Dickinson
Ridge PointComment
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@Texas7on7: La Grange & Burnet are the 1st teams to punch their ticket to the 2015 Texas State 7on7 Tournament by qualifying at the Lorena SQT. #tx7on7Comment
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Graham and Kaufman could be banned for one year due to a fight during Princeton SQT . Graham is 2x defending championComment
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MANVEL MAVERICK SQT POOLS
POOL A
Hou Lamar
Pearland
Dickinson
Elkins
POOL B
Pearland Dawson
Willowridge
South Houston
Willis
POOL C
Alvin
Ridge Point
Clear Creek
Texas City
Pool D
Manvel
Fort Bend Clements
Friendswood
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Qualifers: DIVISION I
Manvel
Pearland Dawson
Lovejoy
Trophy Club Nelson
Lake Travis
Austin Westlake
Lindale
Arlington Lamar
DIVISION II
Burnet
LaGrange
Princeton
Celina
Crockett
Gilmer
Lorena
Stephenville
East Bernard
Needville
Navasota
Hamshire-Fannett
Source:http://www.texas7on7.com/division-i-sqt.html
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Mesquite SQT Pools:
Pool Play will start at 8am....due to saturation of grass fields and Memorial still under construction only two sites can be used
Pool A&C -Hanby Stadium
Pool B&D- Forrester Stadium
Pool A
North Mesquite
Cedar Hill
Sulphur Springs
Forney
Pool B
West Mesquite
Rockwall
Garland
Dallas Skyline
Pool C
Mesquite
Mesquite Poteet
DeSoto
Wylie
Pool D
Mesquite Horn
Plano
Sherman
Hebron
Source:TOC
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Manvel's D'Eriq King to Hunter Hagdorn for an extra point conversion in the Manvel SQT finals against Pearland Dawson.
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Manvel's D'Eriq King to Hunter Hagdorn for an extra point conversion, Manvel vs Pearland Dawson in the Manvel 7-on-7 State Qualifying Tournament, May 23 2015...
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It has come to my knowledge that there is not many if any hotel rooms available in College Station for the state tournament so if you plan to attend may want to start looking nowComment
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Manvel's D'Eriq King to Hunter Hagdorn for an extra point conversion in the Manvel SQT finals against Pearland Dawson.
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Manvel's D'Eriq King to Hunter Hagdorn for an extra point conversion, Manvel vs Pearland Dawson in the Manvel 7-on-7 State Qualifying Tournament, May 23 2015...
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That was way cool!Comment
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Mesquite SQTWhen it comes to 7 on 7 the Mesquite Horn Jaguars have simply had the number of the DeSoto Eagles. Three of the past four years these two DFW area powers have met in the semi-finals of this qualifier and each time Mesquite Horn has come out victorious. Saturday was no different at Hanby Stadium as the Jags offense powered by QB Chris Robison and WR Bryston Cummings among others rolled past DeSoto 51-38 to clinch one of two spots at the 7 on 7 State Tournament in College Station July 10-11. After DeSoto took a quick 7-0 on a TD pass from Tristen Wallace to K.D. Nixon Horn rattled off 19 straight points to take control of the game and never look back. DeSoto climbed within seven points late at 45-38, but the Eagles were unable to get another stop to give their offense one more shot.
The other semi-final lacked drama as Cedar Hill used an early first half blitz to drill Dallas Skyline 41-19, the win gives Cedar Hill their third straight trip to the State Tournament. QB Avery Davis was on fire most of the day, using a number of talented receivers to chew up chunks of yards, but Cedar Hill's defense led by DB's Michael Clark Jameel Moore Eric Sutton and LB Kolbi McGary completely stymied the Skyline offense.
Due to the intense rains in the area, Sulphur Springs withdrew from the tournament leaving a hole in Pool A. Cedar Hill got a major test from a game Forney squad, the Longhorns fell behind 28-14 in the first half but rallied back for a 41-34 win as the defense held Forney to just six second half points. Skyline won a very competitive Pool B, the Raiders won their three games by a total 20 points.
DeSoto and Mesquite played the game of the day in Pool C, the Eagles trailed 34-25 early in the second half but rallied back late to win 51-47 as the Eagles scored with under a minute left to win the game. Mesquite is a very good 7 on 7 team and could be a contender in other qualifiers. Mesquite Horn and Plano were clearly the top two teams in Pool D today, both swept through their first two games with ease and met up in the final round of pool play. Horn held off a tough Plano squad 32-26 to advance to the semi-finals.
Mesquite SQT Scores
Pool A Scores
Cedar Hill 34 North Mesquite 28
Cedar Hill 41 Forney 34
North Mesquite 34 Forney 34 (OT not played as pool was already decided)
Pool B Scores
Rockwall 32 West Mesquite 20
Dallas Skyline 19 Garland 12
Garland 46 West Mesquite 20
Dallas Skyline 24 Rockwall 18
Dallas Skyline 32 West Mesquite 26 OT
Garland 47 Rockwall 40 OT
Pool C Scores
Mesquite 27 Mesquite Poteet 26
DeSoto 47 Wylie 20
DeSoto 51 Mesquite 47
Mesquite Poteet 24 Wylie 14
Mesquite 41 Wylie 12
DeSoto 38 Mesquite Poteet 27
Pool D Scores
Mesquite Horn 54 Sherman 20
Plano 33 Hebron 19
Mesquite Horn 32 Hebron 19
Plano 45 Sherman 12
Mesquite Horn 33 Plano 26
Hebron 31 Sherman 20
Semi-Finals
Cedar Hill 41 Dallas Skyline 19
Mesquite Horn 51 DeSoto 38
Source: TOCComment
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Rosenberg Terry SQT saturday June 6th- Pool A
Fort Bend Clements
Texas City
Alvin
Rosenberg Terry
Pool B
Houston Lamar
Katy Cinco Ranch
Cy Falls
Pearland Dawson*
Pool C
Katy
Brenham
Alief Elsik
Clear Falls
Pool D
Alief Taylor
Richmond Foster
George Ranch
Pearland
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Waiting on A&M pools to be released so i know what pool we will be inComment
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Wow....so A&M consolidated is almost garunteed a state birth lolComment
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Anyone else notice that La Marque is on there? Guess they are going to let them finish their last season together before they all go their separate ways. Also curious how much Dickinson is going to benefit.Originally posted by Admin
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Story:
Posted: Sunday, May 31, 2015 12:15 am
By JAMES LACOMBE
HOUSTON - In another sign that La Marque athletics has overcome the turmoil of the spring semester to continue its typical high level of performance, the Cougars football team showed they will still be one of the area’s top small-school programs to contend with as they qualified for the state 7on7 championships.
“It’s been a really hard semester for all of us, and I’m just really proud of our kids for the way they competed and the way they represented the town,” La Marque head football coach Mike Jackson said.
At the Houston Amateur Sports Park on Saturday, La Marque emerged from the 16-team state qualifier tournament as one of the top two squads, earning a trip to the state championships on July 9-10 at the Veterans Park and Athletic Complex in College Station.
“It’s a nice reward for the kids coming up,” Jackson said. “It’s always kind of fun because it’s an overnight trip and kids get to go up there and compete against the best in the state.”
Saturday’s state qualifier was a 16-team tournament that began with pool play to set up semifinal and final games.
During Saturday’s qualifier, La Marque defeated Anahuac 31-26, Westbury Christian 38-20, East Bernard 27-7 and Houston Furr 41-20.
“You play all these teams back-to-back, so you have to have the endurance to hang in,” Jackson said. “It takes a lot of mental toughness to hang in there, and they competed.
“This is my fifth summer at La Marque that I’ve had kids going to this, and they were about as mentally composed today and competed about as well as any of them I’ve ever had,” Jackson added.
The Cougars will be competing in the state 7on7 tournament’s Division II, which is made up of teams at La Marque’s classification (4A) and smaller. Division I features teams from Classes 6A and 5A.
La Marque was one of 14 Division II teams across the state to qualify for state just this weekend, joining 12 other teams that have already qualified.
There are 19 more state qualifiers scheduled for Division II, meaning 38 more teams can still join the pack for a total of 64 participants at the state championship tournament.
The 7on7 football team joins the boys basketball team and 100-meter sprinter Alan Cooper as the latest to represent La Marque at a state championship this spring, which was marred by about two months of outside uncertainty.
In February, the Texas Education Agency revoked the school district’s accreditation, threatening to shut it down at year’s end before granting La Marque ISD a reprieve in April.
“They were able to block out everything and still compete,” Jackson said. “We’re proud of them.”Comment
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