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Normal Lake Level
is 322.00 feet above
Mean Sea Level.
Current level for
Cedar Creek Lake is:
319.36
Water Temperature:
74 degrees - top
75 degrees - bottom
Tri-County Drill/
Cheer Competition
KASA will host the an-
nual Tri-County Cheer/
Drill competition Oct. 20,
at the Kemp Yellowjacket
football field. For informa-
tion on vending, you can
call (469) 285-0294.
Eustace to host
EXTENDED HOMECOMING
Eustace High School
will host the fourth annual
EISD extended home-
coming Oct. 4-6. Ex-
tended homecoming fes-
tivities are held every four
years. The event begins
with a parking lot party at
6:30 p.m. Thursday, Oct.
4.
Hunter Education
Course Offered
A Hunter Education
course is set to be held
at6 p.m. Oct. 15,16 and
18, at the Mabank High
School Ag shop. Tom Trull
is the instructor.
Every Texas hunter
born on, or after, Sept. 2,
1071, is required to suc-
cessfully complete a
Hunter Education Training
Course.
For pre-registration in-
formation, or more details,
call (903)880-5918.
Upcoming
Games
Football
Oct. 5
• Malakoff @ Eus-
tace (HC) - 7:30 p.m.
• Kemp @ Lone Oak
-7:30p.m.
• Mabank - BYE
week
Oct. 12
• Eustace @ Quitman
-7:30p.m.
• Kemp - BYE week
• Brownsboro @
Mabank-7:30 p.m.
Oct. 19
• Winnsboro @ Eus-
tace-7:30 p.m.
• Malakoff @ Kemp
-7:30p.m.
• Mabank @ Canton
-7:30p.m.
Cross Country
Oct. 5
• Lindale Eagle Invi-
tational
Oct. 6
• Kemp hosts Kemp
High School ’Jacket In-
vitational
• Mabank @ Kemp
High School ’Jacket In-
vitational
Volleyball
Oct. 5
• Malakoff @ Eus-
tace-4:30 p.m.
• Palmer @ Kemp
4:30 p.m.
• Mabank @ Athens
-4:30p.m.
Oct. 9
• Eustace @ Red
Oak Life-5 p.m.
• Van @ Mabank - 5
p.m.
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Monitor Photo/Sam Epps
Eustace Bulldog running back Jesus Barcenas (10) finds an opening between
Kemp Yellowjacket defenders Chris Fessenden (77) and Oscar Lujan (8) as the
’Dogs rolled to a 45-0 district-opening win Friday.
Eustace wins
district opener
By Curtis Donovan
Contributing Writer
KEMP-Following a
moving tribute and gener-
ous donation of almost
$2,000 to the families of
two Kemp High School
students who were killed
in a traffic accident last
Sunday, the Eustace Bull-
dogs handed the Kemp
Yellowjackets a 45-0 Dis-
trict 7-2ADiv. I-opening
loss Friday.
Kemp was no match
for the dominating runni ng
game that Eustace
brought to town on Friday
night.
Spread evenly among
several backs and amass-
ing 559 rushing yards to
Kemp’s total offensive
output of 282 yards, the
Bulldogs from Eustace
dominated the Yellow-
jackets at home on Friday
night.
Beginning from his own
13, Eustace running back,
junior Jesus Barcenas
scrambled for an 87-yard
gain to open play.
Kemp EZ2 See Page 2B
Monitor Photo/Sam Epps
Eustace Bulldog Adam Carson (13) struggles past a
Kemp Yellowjacket defensive lineman Eddie Woods
(64) Friday. Eustace won the contest, 45-0.
Monitor Photo/Sam Epps
Mabank Panther wide receiver Tori Grimes (22)
pushes pasta hosting Kaufman Lion defender Friday.
Panthers fall to Lions
By Sam Epps
Sports Editor
KAUFMAN-The Ma-
bank Panthers ended their
pre-district schedule with
a 39-0 loss to the hosting
Kaufman Lions Friday
Mabank started slowly,
having four turnovers in the
first half alone. However,
all of Kaufman’s 39 points
were scored in the first half
of the game.
“Four turnovers in the
first half killed us,” Ma-
bank head coach Jared
Wingfield said. “But I am
very proud of our kids’
second half,” he added,
noting his Panthers’ ability
to put it aside and get their
game together. “They
played their game in the
second half.”
The Panthers have a bye
week Friday, giving them
two weeks to prepare for
their District 15-3A
opener when they will host
the Brownsboro Bears.
“Obviously, we need to
work on turnovers and er-
rors,” Wingfield stated.
“We will concentrate on
effort and technique quite
a bit.”
Against Kaufman, run-
ning backs Clay Gaddis
and Dylan Schneider av-
Mabank E2 See Page 2B
Area bowlers help stroke patient
Monitor Staff Reports
SEVEN POINTS -
Cedar Creek Lake
bowlers turned out Sat-
urday to bowl for a cause.
That cause was a tour-
nament to raise much
needed funds for one of
their own, the LakePlex
Lanes pro shop operator,
Ken Hood, who suffered
a stroke about a month
ago.
Although Hood is on
the mend and back part-
time at the center, he
does not have health in-
surance and has been left
with mounting medical bills.
LakePlex Lanes do-
nated the usage of the lanes
Sept. 29 and Hood was
presented with around
$1,200 from the tourna-
ment entry fees, a drawing
for a bowling ball and a
bake sale.
Using a Scotch Doubles
format with nearly 100
bowlers during two ses-
sions, the winners from the
first session were Patti and
DougNaasz with 575; Jeff
Hajek and Jack Harrison,
572; Carol Bolton and
Roy Istre, 564 and Jes-
sica Lowy and Lynn
Heady, 549.
The second session
winners were Jessica
Lowy and Lynn Heady,
590, and Shirley Speed
and Bill Rumsey, 551.
Terry Tull won the
bowling ball donated by
Karol Smith.
Hood’s daughters and
granddaughters worked
the bake sale.
Charles Holbert orga-
nized and worked the
bowling tournament that
benefited Hood.
Bulldogs set for homecoming
By Sam Epps
Sports Editor
EUSTACE-After
Eustace’s 45-0 win over
the hosting Kemp Yellow-
jackets Friday, the Bull-
dogs set their sights on
homecoming, and the
Malakoff Tigers for the
second district game of the
season.
“They (Malakoff) are
very talented and playing
with a lot of confidence,”
Eustace head coach Brian
Herman said.
Malakoff’s only loss
was a slim, 34-30, affair
Sept. 21.
They defeated Grand
Saline, 40-12; Italy, 64-
36, and Mabank, 21-7.
Herman expects a
strong running game to
dominate Malakoff’s per-
formance, especially con-
sidering the Tigers’ quar-
terback was a running
back last year. “He’s a big,
running quarterback,”
Herman explained.
Eustace, on the other
hand, has a strong run-
based offense, and will give
the Tiger defense fits.
Against Kemp Sept.
29, t&ee Eustace Bulldogs
ran for more 100 or more
yards.
Jesus Barcenas rushed
nine times for 156 yards,
Tyler Folsom had six
rushes for 110 yards and
Adam Carson ran seven
times for 100 yards.
Nathan Denson added
94 yards on seven rushes.
In all, Eustace racked
up 559 rushing yards.
Kemp had 282 total yards
- 206 passing yards and
76 rushing yards.
Kemp’s Kolton Hill
caught passes for 93
yards, and Jordan Litts
had two receptions for 25
yards. Julian Olvarez
added 24 yards on two
catches.
Homecoming festivities,
including the crowning of
homecoming queen, will
be held during halftime Fri-
day. Game time is set for
7:30 p.m.
Hard-hitting volleyball
Monitor Photo/Sam Epps
Eustace Lady Bulldog Casey Bramblitt (9) slaps the ball past hosting Kemp
Lady Yellowjackets Bree Weisinger (2) and Chancie Sivley (10) Friday. The
Lady ’Dogs defeated Kemp in three games - 25-17, 25-15 and 25-15.
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