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By Sandy Anderberg
One dream was dashed, but the
Broncos' dream of a play off appear-
ance is very much alive for the 2007
football team.
The Broncos will take on the
Nazareth Swifts in the first round of
the playoffs on Thursday, November
15, at 7:00 p.m. in Amarillo at Dick
Bivins Stadium.
The Broncos took on Quanah
Friday night and were playing for
the District Championship. Despite
playing hard, the Broncos fell 13-28
to the Indians.
"Quanah has a good team,"
head coach Gary Jack said. "Early
on it looked like we were going to
tear them up. We pounded them
pretty hard at first; but as the game
went on, we had trouble containing
their running back."
The Broncos got on the board
first when Alton Gaines scored on a
three-yard run. After Quanah tied it
up, the Broncos scored again on an
18-yard strike from Nathan Gribble
to T.J. Brown. Defensively, the
Broncos once again racked up good
numbers.
"Johny Ballard, Johnny Gaines,
and Danzel Wilson finished with 11
tackles," Jack said. "Alton Gaines,
Derrick Shelton, and Steve Fowler
had 10 tackles. Steve also had a
quarterback sack. T.J. Brown had
six tackles, and Stephino McCamp-
bell finished with five. Dylan Wright
came up with four tackles and one
blocked extra point."
Jack felt at least two penalties
changed the momentum of the game
to the favor of the Indians.
"We were penalized incorrectly
for a couple of flags they threw"
Jack said. "It caused a big momen-
tum swing in Quanah's favor."
The Indians scored one more
time with only approximately three
minutes left in the game.
"We moved it up and down the
field," Jack said. "We played a solid
game; it could have swung either
way."
In spite of the loss, the Broncos
are ready, to take it to the next step
and get a victory over Nazareth.
"We'll use this week to prepare
for Nazareth;' Jack said. "It's a new
game, and it is exciting to get the
chance .to win the first play off game
in about 26 years. We clenched the
play off spot before week 10, so we
are very proud of the effort from the
team. I like our chances against
Nazareth; it will be a good game.
We are playing well, and we'll take
the week to get back on track."
Make the short drive to Ama-
rillo on Thursday to cheer for the
Broncos as they defeat the Swifts
and move deeper into the play off
race.
Glenn Weatherton runs the ball for the Broncos in Quanah last
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Colts district champs
A perfect season for a perfect
football team is on the books for the
2007 Colt season. The Colts earned
the title of District Champions in
their last home game of the year
against the Quanah Indians. The
final score was 32-22.
Wes Williams played a great
game and scored four times for the
Colts. He had runs of 25, 40, 60, and
80 yards. Charleston Harris added
the other touchdown on a 25-yard
run. Devonte Hardaway made good
on the two-point conversion.
"The team played very well,"
coach Brandon Word said. "We are
very proud of them. and they worked
very hard. They deserve the 10-0
record they have. Everyone played
great, and it was an overall team
effort."
The seventh grade Colts played
a'fifth quarter and won 8-0. Forrest
Yelverton scored on a 25-yard run,
and Tyler Burch added the two-point
bonus.
"The seventh grade played
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Use of Cholesterol-Lowering Drugs Increasing
The prescribing of cholesterol-lowering drugs is increasing for
young adults according to information collected by a prescription bene-
fits company. A report by Medeo Health Solutions at the end of October
indicates that the use of cholesterol-lowering drugs between 2001 and
2006 in people aged 20 to 44 grew by more than 65%. Surprisingly, this
was much higher than the increase for the same period for Americans
65 and older, which grew by 52%. Some heart specialists are encour-
aged by these numbers, which to them indicates that primary care phy-
sicians are being more aggressive in preventative therapy for younger
adults. Health experts also indicate that currently there are higher rates
of obesity, high blood pressure, and high cholesterol problems in young
adults than in several previous years.
Commonly used cholesterol lowering drugs include the statins
(examples include Zocor, Lescol, and Crestor), resins such as Questran,
fibrates such as Tricor, and drugs that prevent the intestinal absorption
of cholesterol such as Zetia.
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JV girls suffer losses
The Lady Broncos JV made a
good showing in their season opener
at home Wednesday night against
Panhandle. The game went down to
the final seconds, and Clarendon was
edged out at 36-38:
Things were fairly even after
the first quarter, but the Pantherettes
picked up the pace in the second
period as they outscored the Lady
Broncos by nine points tO take a 10-
point lead at halftime. A good run
at the beginning of the second half
allowed the Ladies to get back into
the game.
Scoring: Kia Bryley 15, JiU
Luna 6, Danielle Ford 4, Ashlyn
Tubbs 4, Haleigh Lewis 3, Emily
Clark 2, and Deidre Lewis 2.
The Ladies went to Dumas
Saturday, November 10, and met up
with a very tough Demonette team.
The final score was 18-52.
The Lady Broncos failed to
find their game despite playing hard.
They were held scoreless in the first
quarter but managed to put some
points on the board before the break.
Coach Bell knows knows they'll
begin to put things together.
Scoring: Ford 5, Lauren Shel-
ton 2, H. Lewis 2, Clark 2, Tubbs 2,
Caitlyn Christopher 2, Elissa Hol-
land 2, and D. Lewis 1.
The Ladies will take on Wel-
lingtonthere November 16 and host
Childress November 20 at 5:00 p.m.
These businesses proudly support the Broncos on their way to victory.
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Best Western Red River Inn
Clarendon Family Medical Center
Clarendon Insurance Agency
Community Bank
Donley County State Bank
Greenbelt Electric Cooperative
Greenbelt Water Authority
GreenLight Gas
Herring Bank
J&W Lumber
Knorpp Insurance
Lowe's Family Center
Mike's Pharmacy
Shelton Law Offices
Richard Sheppard, DDS
Security Abstract
Sonic Drive-In
The Clarendon Enterprise
3H Cattle Company
Wallace Monument
White's Feed & Seed
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