The Basketball Season is Soaring at great heights for the Jaguars and Panthers of Beaumont Texas. These two teams have a rich history of winning in the Powerful Texas High School Basketball Golden Triangle area. Both Teams, Ozen and also, Central have won State Titles during their sports existance in the sport of basketball.

During an intense moment of the contest, the Bruin’s Jacory Guillory’s had a terrible fall, as he hit the court, with his arms extented for the ball as a West Brook boys basketball player was able to manuever  and continue his quest to dribble and maintain control of the ball. Also, one of  Central Jaguar’s Highly Touted players, Trey Senigaur, started the game with a magnificent 3 pointer, then he appeared to be hurt during the early stages in the contest, but it appears that the Jaguars can breathe a sigh of relief, as friends of his father,  Geary Dwight Senigaur Jr., were interviewed and stated that his son is a pretty tough cookie, and  is a chip off the old block, as his father, Geary Jr.,  was  Highly recruited athlete,  and a Star High School Basketball Player for the Central Jaguars in his younger days, and also went on to play College Basketball for  Lee College in Baytown Texas, and  Prairie View A&M University Basketball Team, just outside of Houston Texas. It must be in the Genes, because Trey’s Grandfather, Geary Sr., was a standout, highly recruited star baseball player for the Baseball Championship winning Hebert High School  Panthers in the 1960’s era, prior to the school’s  name being changed, and named after the former great High School Coach (“Clifton Ozen”), to present name of,  Clifton Ozen High School.

The West Brook Bruins  maintained possession as they past the Central Jaguars guard, but then West Brook’s sky walking  guard,  Jaquan Carter approached a couple of Central defenders as he moved closer to the basket, and the ball was lost out of bounds.

It was a very difficult contest  for the  West Brook Bruins  after the first quarter Friday Night at  the Fred Williams Classic, located inside  Ozen’s gymnasium.

With a towering front line consisting of,  6-foot-7 E’Torrion Wilridge, 6-5 Nijal Pearson and 6-4 Tyrin Atwood, the West Brook Bruins were kept off balance on a consistant basis as the Triplet Towers of Power constantly defended the court with great success for the  Central Jaguars team, as they  were successful in their victory over the  West Brook Bruins by a margin of 19 points, winning at a score of, 68-49.

Central’s defense forced a  West Brook turnover as they attempted to in-bounds a  pass in the third quarter, when a ball bounced off a West Brook player and went out of bounds which created a turnover for the Bruins, with the fans in the stands celebrating heavily for what seemed to be a lifetime for the Bruins players.

Ozen vs. PA Memorial

In a devastating loss for the P.A Memorial basketball team, who lost by 34 points on Friday, the Ozen boys basketball coach Marquis Saveat appeared to be focused the goals he wants his team to acheive, which includes better defense, better execution on the defense and  offensive side of the ball from all of his players on a consistant basis.

With this victory, as Ozen beat Port Arthur Memorial 60-26 at the Fred Williams Classic, it puts the Ozen  Panthers at a 3-0  mark for the season.

“We’ve gotten off to a fairly decent start,” Saveat said. “We have aspirations of getting a lot better. I feel like the potential is there… We’re looking to push the envelope.”

The Port Arthur Memorial Basketball Team was completely dominated, as it appeared that the  contest would be a blow out with  Ozen holding  a 23-3 lead after the first quarter. Unfortunately for the Port Arthur Memorial Team, they fell quickly without having the ability to score early, while their opponent, The  Ozen Panthers, quickly and clearly showed the crowd on Friday night,  that they were the team to beat

Ozen’s  Senior guard Jordan Hunter had 17 points at halftime and he finished the night with 24, while his  backcourt teammate, junior guard John Comeaux, added 16 points for the Panther’s victory.

BEAUMONT CENTRAL AND ALSO , BEAUMONT OZEN ARE CURRENTLY RANKED NUMBER 1, AND NUMBER 9 RESPECTFULLY, IN THE CLASS 5A STATE OF TEXAS HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL  RANKINGS.

1. Beaumont Central, 4-0;

2. Dallas South Oak Cliff, 6-0;

3. Lancaster, 4-2;

4. Fort Bend Bush, 3-2;

5. Dallas Wilson, 2-0;

6. Dallas Kimball, 1-1;

7. EP Andress, 1-0;

8. EP Bel Air, 4-0;

9. Beaumont Ozen ,

1-0; 10. Frisco Heritage, 1-1; 11. Austin LBJ, 1-1; 12. Houston Yates, 0-2; 13. FW Dunbar, 0-2; 14. Houston Madison, 0-2; 15. FW Arlington Heights, 1-1; 16. Everman, 1-1; 17. CC Flour Bluff, 1-0; 18. Fort Bend Marshall, 4-2; 19. Mansfield Summit, 3-2; 20. Denton Guyer, 1-0; 21. Cedar Park, 1-1; 22. Pflugerville Connally, 1-0; 23. SA Houston, 0-1; 24. Houston King, 2-1; 25. FW Trimble Tech, 0-1.

THE MYBOYSAY NATION OF HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL ENTHUSIASTS WOULD LIKE TO CONGRATULATE BOTH CENTRAL AND OZEN ON THEIR VICTORIES LAST NIGHT.