On Friday March 15, the Lumberton Boys Soccer clinched the district title with a 3-0 win over Jasper. Andrew Hansen had a goal and an assist while Jaxan Tallina and Santi Troncoso also contributed goals in the win. Will Wooters assisted Hansen on his goal. The Lumberton boys await the results of District 18 to see who they will play in the first round of the playoffs next week.

The Silsbee Lady Tigers bats were hot on Friday as they defeated the Jasper Bulldogs 14-8. The Lady Tigers collected 18 hits in the game. Makenzie Russel;, Katelyn Barnes, and Taylor Tilley all collected three hits. Sound pitching by Madeline Byars and Taylor Tilley won the game for the Lady Tigers.

The Silsbee Tigers had four boys compete in the Regional Power Lifting meet but none of them advanced to the state powerlifting meet. Two competitors competed in the 148 pound division.

The Silsbee Tigers varsity baseball team was defeated Friday by the Bridge City Cardinals 4-2. Mikey Moshier was on the mound first for the Tigers. He allowed 4 hits and 2 runs, striking out 1 and walking 2 over 3 innings. Jaden Baker then stepped to the hill as reliever and allowed 2 runs and 2 hits, striking out 2 and walking 2.

Scoring early and often, the Lumberton Boys Soccer (8-1,11-4-3) took a 5-0 road win against LCM earlier this month for their 8th district win of the season. Sophomore Andrew Hansen opened the scoring less than 10 minutes in off a pass from Jaxan Tallina (Jr).

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Winners have been named in the Super 8 Ball Challenge Tournament held on Sunday, March 10, at Honky Tonk Texas in Silsbee. A total of 48 people participated in the tournament in which more than $7,000 in cash prizes were awarded.

The Lumberton Lady Raiders powered their way past Silsbee to claim a 12-0 victory on Tuesday, March 12. The big win moved the Raiders to 3-0 in district competition.

The Silsbee Tigers headed for the state tournament with a 14 game win streak and high hopes of winning their third state championship. The Tigers won the state semifinal game Friday by defeating Canyon Crandall 7568, but lost in the state championship game 80-66 to Oak Cliff Faith Family Academy.

The Lumberton Lady Raiders’ bats were hot Friday night as they faced the West Orange-Stark Mustangs in Lumberton. The game only lasted for three innings due to the mercy rule that the University Interscholastic League has in place in Texas softball.