Region XIV Athletics

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Bobeck taking 42-5 record, national title from Navarro to alma mater Central Oklahoma

CORSICANA — It took a while for Nick Bobeck to clean out his office on Saturday. It’s hard to pack four years of some of the best memories of your life.

Bobeck made a slow exit from Navarro College this weekend after leading the Bulldogs to a 42-5 record and a national championship. He’ll soon be off to Edmond, Okla. and alma mater University of Central Oklahoma, where he will try to build the same kind of national powerhouse in Division II as he did in the NJCAA.

Corsicana Daily Sun

Trinity Valley sending 13 players to next level of football

ATHENS — Standouts from the 2011 Trinity Valley Community College football team will take their talents to major college next year.

Head Coach Brad Smiley said 13 players have signed with NCAA Division 1 schools and two others will sign in February. Four other players signed with top Division 2 programs.

“I’m extremely proud of these guys,” Smiley said. “It’s indicative of their hard work.”

Athens Daily Review

Hard work leading to major success for Trinity Valley guard Scarver

ATHENS — Coaches at Trinity Valley Community College will proudly tell you that shooting guards tend to do well in their system.

It has certainly worked out for D.D. Scarver.

The 6-4 sophomore will enter the season’s second half this weekend as the leading scorer in the Region XIV Conference at 25.5 points per game.

Athens Daily Review

Blinn makes quick work of No. 14-ranked Hill in first game back from break

WACO - The Blinn Lady Buccaneers basketball coach is the first to admit he was a bit surprised by the Lady Bucs’ 75-60 win over Hill College Friday afternoon.

In most years when his team comes back from the nearly month-long holiday break, the basketball is typically pretty terrible, he said.

But this year’s team proved to be different.

Brenham Banner-Press

Jacksonville celebrates return from 29-day break with scorching 67-point win

JACKSONVILLE — The Jacksonville College men's basketball team lifted the curtain on the 2012 portion of its schedule by romping over the East Texas Flight (non-NJCAA), 138-71, Friday afternoon at the Curtis Carroll Fieldhouse.

The Jaguars (11-3), who remain perfect (6-0) against non-NJCAA outfits this season, were playing their first game after a 29-day holiday/semester break.

Jacksonville Daily Progress

SWJCFC Bowl Games
Saturday, Dec. 3
Heart of Texas Bowl: Navarro 40, New Mexico Military Institute 24
Sunday, Nov. 4
Mississippi Bowl: Blinn 46, Mississippi Gulf Coast 16
Citizens Bank Bowl: Butler 21, Trinity Valley 17

NJCAA Women's Volleyball Tourney
Thursday, Nov. 17
Blinn def. Gadsden State 25-13, 25-13, 25-12
Blinn def. Eastern Arizona 23-25, 23-25, 26-24, 25-20, 15-6
San Jacinto def. Wallace State CC 21-25, 25-15, 25-20, 25-20
San Jacinto def. College of Southern Idaho 25-21, 25-21, 25-20
Friday, Nov. 18
Blinn def. San Jacinto 27-25, 25-17, 21-25, 25-22
Saturday, Nov. 19
Third Place
Western Nebraska def. San Jacinto 25-19, 19-25, 25-16, 25-19
Championship
Blinn def. Western Wyoming 25-19, 25-22, 23-25, 25-23
BLINN NATIONAL CHAMPIONS

NJCAA National Women's Soccer Championship
Thursday, Nov. 17
Tyler 7, Waubonsee 2
Friday, Nov. 18
Tyler 3, Harford 1
Sunday, Nov. 20
Championship
Tyler 2, Darton 1
TYLER NATIONAL CHAMPIONS

NJCAA National Men's Soccer Championship
Thursday, Nov. 17
Tyler 8, Southern Maryland 0
Friday, Nov. 18
Tyler 0, Cloud 0 (Cloud advances on 3-1 penalty kicks)
Sunday, Nov. 20
Third Place
Tyler 1, Darton 1 (no overtime)

2011 All-SWJCFC Football
2011 Region XIV All-Conference Volleyball
2011 Region XIV All-Conference Women's Soccer

Trinity Valley men, women, Lamar State-PA favorites in poll of coaches

EAST ZONE
1. Trinity Valley (7)......77
2. Paris (4).................74
3. Navarro (2).............71
4. Tyler......................54
5. Kilgore...................37
6. Panola...................35
7. Bossier Parish........16

SOUTH ZONE
1. Lamar State-Port Arthur (9).....86
2. San Jacinto (3).......................64
3. Jacksonville............................57
4. Blinn (1).................................50
5. Angelina.................................45
6. Lon Morris.............................36
7. Lee.......................................26
Bossier Parish did not participate in poll

WOMEN'S POLL
1. Trinity Valley (9)...................99
2. Tyler....................................88
3. Angelina...............................68
4. Paris....................................65
5. Kilgore.................................58
6. Lon Morris (1)......................55
7. Blinn....................................52
8. San Jacinto..........................27
9. Jacksonville..........................21
10. Panola................................17

2010 NJCAA Mens's Soccer Tournament

Tyler def. Iowa Western, 3-0
Tyler def. Barton County, Kan., 4-0
Sunday, Nov. 21 Championship Game
Tyler 5, Cincinnati State 1
NJCAA Men's Soccer All-Tournament Team

2010 NJCAA Women's Soccer Tournament

Tyler def. Anne Arundel, 2-1
Tyler def. Schoolcraft, Mich., 2-1
Sunday, Nov. 21 Championship Game
Paradise Valley 1, Tyler 0

2010 NJCAA Volleyball Tournament

Qualifying Matches
#3 San Jacinto def. #14 Jefferson (25-10, 25-13, 23-25, 22-25, 15-5)
#5 Blinn def. #12 Temple (16-25, 25-23, 25-14, 25-17)
San Jacinto def. North Idaho (17-25, 27-25, 25-23, 25-20)
Western Nebraska def. Blinn (25-22, 25-21, 25-21)
Miami Dade def. Blinn (18-25, 25-14, 25-11, 25-14)
San Jacinto def. Western Wyoming (25-21, 25-21, 25-21)

Saturday, Nov. 20 Matches
7th Place: Blinn def. Eastern Arizona (25-15, 28-26, 25-17)
Championship: Western Nebraska def. San Jacinto (28-26, 25-19, 22-25, 15-25, 15-12)

2010 SWJCFC All-Conference Team

Navarro, San Jacinto men, Trinity Valley women tabbed as favorites

Region XIV Preseason Coach's Polls
North Zone Men	South Zone Men	Women
1. Navarro (12)	1. San Jacinto (9)	1. Trinity Valley (10)
2. Tyler (1)	2. Angelina	2. Tyler
3. Trinity Valley (1)	3. Lamar State-PA (2)	3. Angelina
4. Paris	4. Lon Morris (1)	4. Paris
5. Kilgore	5. Lee (2)	5. Kilgore
6. Panola	6. Blinn	6. Jacksonville
7. Bossier Parish	7. Jacksonville	7. San Jacinto
		8. Blinn
		(tie) Panola
		10. Lon Morris
First place votes in parentheses