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Sky Patched Calendar Ver. 0.25.5: A Guide for Sky Events

- Season of Nesting Post-Season Content

- Days of Nature

- Days of Color/Rainbow

Season of Nesting Continues! 🪺 (April 15th - June 30th)

Nesting Challenge Board - a permanent addition to the game, so its quests (and rewards) will remain in the game even after the Season ends.

After completing all the challenges in a tree, several props will be available to unlock: an instrument stand, a music player, and a stone figurine.

Instrument stand: Use it to set out any one instrument from your closet to play. If it’s placed in an area where other players can interact with it, they can play the instrument you set out!

Music player: Plays various pieces of music that are in the game. There are several “channels” that have their own musical themes.

Stone figurine: A decorative figure that can wear any hairstyle, hats, neck items, or capes you have in your closet. (This is a decorative item only; it will not allow players to copy and wear the same items that the stone figurine is wearing.)

Friends' Nest Preview Feature - a new feature that we’re hoping will spark inspiration for everyone: an option in your Nest menu to view other Nests. You’ll be able to “scroll” through a preview of these Nests that favors ones your friends have made while also showing Nests that other players have made too. It’s just a preview, though, so you won’t see anyone in this view, and other players won’t see anyone who might be viewing their Nest through this feature either.

Season of Nesting continues until 23:59 June 30th (all times PDT, UTC -7).

Days of Nature 🌊 (May 27 - June 16; 3 Weeks)

Last year, Days of Nature had supported The Ocean Cleanup, through the American Friends of The Ocean Cleanup, as they work towards a 90% reduction of floating plastic in the world’s oceans by 2040.

During the event you can find 4 event currency each day, placed in different spots around Prairie Peaks. Use these to unlock this year’s new IGC items:

Ocean Mask: 16 event currency

Ocean Blue Scarf: 40 event currency

(16 + 40 = 56 / 4 = 14 Days in order to get both items - 21 Days of the Event = 7 Days of "skip" days)

This year the event will again offer special IAPs to support charity efforts focused on real-world cleanup work in oceans and waterways.

Half of the total list price of items listed here will be donated to these efforts. The remaining amount will cover platform fees (expenses from Apple App Store, Google Play, etc) and a portion of development (operations, taxes, and post-event refunds.)

Nature Wave Pack: 19.99 USD (10.00 USD donation) - Includes 75 regular candles

Ocean Necklace: 1.99 USD (1.00 USD donation)

Nature Sonorous Seashell: 4.99 USD (2.50 USD donation) - This placeable item has a toggle to play relaxing ocean sound effects

Earth Cape: 4.99 USD (2.50 USD donation)

Ocean Cape: $14.99 USD (7.50 USD donation)

Nature Glasses Pack: 19.99 USD (10.00 USD donation) - A toggle for these sunglasses adds a bluer tint to the world around you; includes 75 regular Candles

Nature Turtle Pack: 19.99 USD (10.00 USD) - includes 75 regular Candles

Non-Charity Items / Returning Items:

New Item - Nature Wave-Touched Hair: 6.99 USD

Nature School Cape: 180 Candles

An asymmetrical cape featuring a partially transparent motif

Nature Coral Crown Accessory: 20 Hearts

Nature Turtle Cape: 14.99 USD

Days of Colors/Rainbow 🌈 (June 24 - July 7; 2 Weeks)

This year we’re proud to once again share that we’ll be supporting the The Trevor Project, the world’s largest suicide prevention and mental health organization for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, and questioning (LGBTQ) young people.

Half of the total list price of items listed here will be donated to these efforts. The remaining amount will cover platform fees (expenses from Apple App Store, Google Play, etc) and a portion of development (operations, taxes, and post-event refunds.)

Dark Rainbow Loafers: 19.99 USD (10.00 USD donation) - includes 75 regular Candles

Dark Rainbow Pack 9.99 USD (5.00 USD donation) - includes 40 regular candles

Rainbow Pack flower hair accessory: 19.99 USD (10.00 USD donation) - includes 75 regular Candles

Double Rainbow Pack flower hair accessory: 9.99 USD (5.00 USD donation) - includes 40 regular candles

As you soar around the event space, watch out for 5 rainbow-shaped event currency each day: 4 around the area, and 1 from completing the day’s color puzzle.

Non-Charity Items:

IGC:

Color Glam Cut: 18 event currency

Dark Rainbow Mask: 32 event currency

(18 + 32 = 50 / 5 = 10 Days in order to get both items - 14 days of the event = 4 "skip" days)

IAP:

Color Bubble Machine: 14.99 USD - The bubbles from this prop temporarily change the cape color of the closest player!

Rainbow Earring: 2.99 USD

Rainbow Headphones: 9.99 USD

Rainbow Hat: 9.99 USD

Dark Rainbow Tunic: 14.99 USD

This year’s event is also the one-year anniversary of event currency! These are used for the newest in-game currency items in an event in the current year, so items introduced for event currency last year can now be unlocked for varying amounts of regular in-game currency this year.

Returning IGC items:

Dark Rainbow Cape: 177 Candles

Rainbow Cape: 175 Candles

Rainbow Trousers: 95 Candles

Rainbow Braid Accessory: 20 Hearts

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~thicc list

By request! The thoroughly unscientific ~thicc list. 

The ~thicc meter is based off a brilliant project a tumblr user did for RL NHL players (which I can’t find anywhere now :( ), ranking every team by ~thiccest to least ~thicc player, which were fascinating reads (amusingly but unsurprisingly to me, goalies usually found themselves in the top five or bottom five on their teams — you’ve got the lanky, very flexible goalies and then you’ve got the brick wall goalies (still flexible, they’re goalies) and very little in between). 

The measurement’s pretty simple: weight divided by height (lbs/inches). This is of course not a perfect metric, because it doesn’t indicate build or how much is muscle mass, etc, (Ulf’s right around Dan on this index, for example, but he’s a lot more cut than Dan, who’s built a lot sturdier) but all of these guys are professional athletes and physically fit, so it works better than it would in a non-hockey scenario. Regardless, it’s about as accurate as say, a BMI, AKA: it’s a quick gauge and far from the entire picture. 

There’s of course a fairly wide range, as there is in hockey for different roles (your power forward who throws seven hits a night is not going to have the same build as your speed demon who can turn any penalty kill into a shorthanded breakaway), but a lot of overlap because while there is that range, there’s also plenty of overlap in RL hockey. You also often find them rounded to the nearest 5 or 0, though there are exceptions, probably when a player’s smack in the middle so rounding up or down isn’t worth it, so again, one player could outweigh another in their category by a pound or two but -- *shrug*

I’ve consulted a lot of NHL stats over the years, and used comparable player by role and body type, and the guys in the 2.60-2.80 range comprise the majority of the RL NHL as well as the YCMAL ‘verse one. And of course this varies by the point in their career — Jared’s, for example, is now that he’s in his early twenties, he’d have been lower in his rookie year. Ditto Evan’s — this is post final growth spurt. 

But it helps give a bit of an indication of these guys’ builds! Andy, for example, is Scratch’s height but WELL down on the list from him. Roman is in a category all by himself because he’s built like a damn tank.

BIG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Roman: 3.27 (6′1.5″ 240 lbs)

Big!!!!

Mike: 3.07 (6′3″ 230 lbs)

Scratch 2.93 (6′4″ 223 lbs)

Luke: 2.91 (6′2″ 215 lbs)

Jake & Anton: 2.87 (both: 6′3″ 215 lbs) 

Pretty big!!

Nikita: 2.84 (6′2″ 210 lbs)

Georgie & Derek: 2.80 (6′3″ 210 and 6′1″ 200)

Evan: 2.79 (6′5″ 215 lbs)

Ulf & Alexei: 2.77 (both: 6′2″ 205 lbs. VERY different builds though.)

Dan: 2.75 (6′2.5″ 205 lbs)

Gabe & Adam: 2.74 (Both: 6′1″ 200 lbs)

Medium!

Bryce: 2.70 (6′2″ 200 lbs)

Stephen: 2.69 (6′0.5″ 195 lbs)

Sven & Julien: 2.67 (Both: 6′1″ 195 lbs)

Vinny: 2.64 (6′0″ 190 lbs)

Robbie: 2.62 (5′10.5″ 185 lbs)

Gerard: 2.61 (5′11″ 185 lbs)

Andy: 2.60 (6′4″ 200 lbs)

Joey: 2.58 (6′1″ 188lbs)

Smol (except not at all, just for a hockey player)

Marc & David: 2.54 (Both: 5′11″ 180 lbs)

Jared: 2.53 (6′1″ 185 lbs)

Liam: 2.50 (5′8″ 170 lbs)

Harry: 2.46 (5′11″ 175 lbs)

#canon

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Shave some dollars off of your electric bill by either unplugging your home appliances when you’re not using them or by plugging them into Smart Strip power strips from BITS Ltd., which stop drawing electricity when your gadgets are turned off. After a few months of savings, the Smart Strips will pay for themselves.

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CYPRESS — The Bridgeland High School football team escaped the fourth week of the Texas high school football season with a shocking 48-14 victory over last year’s District 14-6A champion, Cy Ranch, at the Cy-Fair Federal Credit Union Stadium Saturday, Sept. 21, 2019. The game left the Bears as the only 14-6A team with an unbeaten overall season record.

Cypress football teams clash in Week 4 of the Texas high school football campaign. (photo courtesy Live Wild Photography, https://www.cypressnewsreview.com/LiveWildPhotos)

However, the Bears’ victory only ties them with Cy Lakes’ Spartans and Cy Woods’ Wildcats in league action, at 2-0 apiece.

The Spartans overcame Cy Springs’ Panthers, 21-7, and the Wildcats defeated Langham Creek, 31-14.

Editor’s note: All references to “Bridgeland” are specifically to CFISD’s 12th high school.

The remaining district battle was Tomball Memorial shutting out Bryan, 40-0. Cy Park had it’s bye game in Week 4.

Overall season standings within District 14-6A have CFISD’s newest Bear team at 4-0; followed by Cy Lakes and Tomball Memorial at 3-1. Cy Ranch and Cy Woods are both at 2-2, with Bryan’s Vikings at 1-2. There are currently three teams with goose eggs in the win column: Cy Park at 0-3, Cy Springs and Langham Creek are both at 0-4.

Week 5 will see a meaty round of matchups as Cy Lakes battles the #MWT Mustangs, as Cy Ranch looks to get back on the winning path and get leverage over the Spartans on Thursday at 6:30 p.m. at Cy-Fair Federal Credit Union Stadium.

The Bears battle Cy Woods in what could be a key game in the 2019 campaign for the district championship Friday at 7 p.m. at Cy-Fair Federal Credit Union Stadium.

The Lobos visit Bryan Friday, also at 7 p.m.

Saturday’s lone scheduled game will force a winner as Cy Park and Cy Springs battle at 6 p.m. at Cy-Fair Federal Credit Union Stadium.

  Shop for Bridgeland vs. Cy Ranch photos here (links to Live Wild Photography).

Shop for Cy Lakes vs. Cy Springs photos here (links to Live Wild Photography).

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With so much great football this past weekend at @CFFCUStadium and @PridgeonStadium, it’s hard to choose just 10 plays to showcase, but here are the Top 10 plays from week 4! #CFISDfootball pic.twitter.com/A8z2qVj5FT

— CFISDAthletics (@CFISDAthletics) September 23, 2019

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— Cypress News Review (@CypressNewsRev) September 23, 2019

Bridgeland erupts for 48 points to surge into first place in District 14-6A with a 48-14 defeat of Cypress Ranch.#txhsfb @dctf pic.twitter.com/sgEiJ57Ftp

— Varsity Wires (@VarsityWires) September 22, 2019

And a victorious fight song here at @CFFCUStadium as @BridgelandCFISD comes away with the massive upset 48-14 over @cyranchfootball pic.twitter.com/AMx5mN5Mrf

— 🎥 Livewildphotos 🎥 (@Kingwilderr) September 22, 2019

We lost, it sucks, and stings BUT WE ARE MUSTANGS! And we will bounce back! Congrats to Bridgeland and the claw crew @AggiePuckett pic.twitter.com/hKl2AIb6hP

— ranchrowdys (@ranchrowdys1) September 22, 2019

Below is the same data, in searchable text form.

Season Standings WINS LOSSES TIE PCT PTS OPP

Bridgeland Bears (6) ——————- 4 0 0 1.0000 210 38 Cy-Lakes Spartans (2) —————— 3 1 0 0.7500 155 71 Memorial (T) Wildcat (9) ————— 3 1 0 0.7500 163 66 Cy-Ranch Mustangs (4) —————— 2 2 0 0.5000 120 93 Cy-Woods Wildcats (1) —————— 2 2 0 0.5000 119 120 Bryan Vikings (8) ———————- 1 2 0 0.3333 21 92 Cy-Park Tigers (7) ——————— 0 3 0 0.0000 55 161 Cy-Springs Panthers (5) —————- 0 4 0 0.0000 24 145 Langham Creek Lobos (3) —————- 0 4 0 0.0000 23 122

District Standings WINS LOSSES TIE PCT PTS OPP

Bridgeland Bears (6) ——————- 2 0 0 1.0000 86 14 Cy-Lakes Spartans (2) —————— 2 0 0 1.0000 88 35 Cy-Woods Wildcats (1) —————— 2 0 0 1.0000 62 42 Cy-Ranch Mustangs (4) —————— 1 1 0 0.5000 69 55 Memorial (T) Wildcat (9) ————— 1 1 0 0.5000 68 31 Bryan Vikings (8) ———————- 0 1 0 0.0000 0 40 Cy-Park Tigers (7) ——————— 0 1 0 0.0000 28 61 Cy-Springs Panthers (5) —————- 0 2 0 0.0000 7 65

Langham Creek Lobos (3) —————- 0 2 0 0.0000 21 86

RESULTS OF SEPT. 20-21, SCHEDULE FOR THURS., SEPT. 26,

BRIDGELAND — 48 CY-RANCH —- 14 CY-LAKES vs CY-RANCH — 6:30* MEMORIAL —- 40 BRYAN ——- 0 CY-LAKES —- 27 CY-SPRINGS — 7 SCHEDULE FOR FRIDAY, SEPT. 27, CY-WOODS —- 31 LANGHAM CREEK 14 —————————— CY-PARK —– Bye BRIDGELAND vs CY-WOODS – 7:00* LANGHAM CREEK @ BRYAN — 7:00*

SCHEDULE FOR SATUR., SEPT. 28,

CY-PARK vs CY-SPRINGS — 6:00* MEMORIAL ————— Bye

Team Offense ———— GA RUSHING PASSING TOTAL AVER. Memorial (T) ————————— 4 1194 836 2030 507.5 Bridgeland —————————– 4 484 1414 1898 474.5 Cy-Lakes ——————————- 4 793 1030 1823 455.8 Cy-Ranch ——————————- 4 770 593 1363 340.8 Cy-Woods ——————————- 4 540 775 1315 328.8 Cy-Park ——————————– 3 760 99 859 286.3 Bryan ———————————- 3 375 201 576 192.0 Cy-Springs —————————– 4 599 119 718 179.5 Langham Creek ————————– 4 253 260 513 128.3

Team Defense ———— GA RUSHING PASSING TOTAL AVER. Bridgeland —————————– 4 292 574 866 216.5 Memorial (T) ————————— 4 490 443 933 233.3 Cy-Ranch ——————————- 4 193 813 1006 251.5 Cy-Lakes ——————————- 4 645 366 1011 252.8 Cy-Woods ——————————- 4 782 461 1243 310.8 Bryan ———————————- 3 617 391 1008 336.0 Langham Creek ————————– 4 812 637 1449 362.3 Cy-Springs —————————– 4 984 510 1494 373.5

Cy-Park ——————————– 3 758 743 1501 500.3

OPPONENT Team Fumbles FUMBLES-LOST – FUMBLES-LOST TEAM INTERCEPTIONS: NO

Bridgeland —— 3 1 13 4 1. Cy-Woods ———— 4 Bryan ———– 4 4 9 5 2. Cy-Ranch ———— 3 Cy-Lakes ——– 4 3 7 6 Memorial (T) ——– 3 Cy-Park ——— 12 9 5 1 4. Bridgeland ———- 2 Cy-Ranch ——– 9 3 5 1 5. Bryan ————— 1 Cy-Springs —— 13 9 7 4 Cy-Lakes ———— 1 Cy-Woods ——– 12 3 7 1 Langham Creek ——- 1 Langham Creek — 7 2 8 2 8. Cy-Park ————- 0

Memorial (T) —- 3 0 3 1 Cy-Springs ———- 0

Rushing (Player,School,Class) TC YARDS AVG. TD LG

1.) Carbrey Barnes,Memorial (T),Jr —- 65 528 8.12 4 55 2.) Xavier Howard,Cy-Lakes,Sr ——— 78 461 5.91 3 50 3.) Willie Eldridge,Cy-Ranch,Sr ——- 60 329 5.48 4 30 4.) Richard Rodriguez,Memorial (T),So – 41 259 6.32 1 35 5.) James LeBlanc,Cy-Park,Sr ———- 21 237 11.29 1 52 6.) DJ Ciers,Cy-Ranch,Jr ————– 36 205 5.69 1 37 7.) Mason Culton,Bridgeland,So ——– 39 202 5.18 6 47 8.) Trayse Holmes,Cy-Woods,Jr ——— 43 196 4.56 2 38 9.) Christian Scott,Cy-Woods,Sr ——- 28 181 6.46 3 31 10.) Cameron Jackson,Cy-Springs,Sr —– 58 180 3.10 1 12 11.) Sergio Small,Cy-Park,Sr ———– 41 171 4.17 1 32 12.) Cameron King,Cy-Park,So ———– 22 168 7.64 0 31 13.) Sofian Massoud,Cy-Lakes,Sr ——– 46 159 3.46 6 27 14.) Jerell McWilliams,Bridgeland,Jr — 24 143 5.96 3 24 15.) Joseph Manjack,Memorial (T),Jr —- 16 134 8.38 1 25

Passing (Player,School,Class) ATT COMP YARDS PCT LG INT TD

1.) Conner Weigman,Bridgeland,So —— 113 85 1084 0.7522 62 0 14 2.) Sofian Massoud,Cy-Lakes,Sr ——– 108 62 1030 0.5741 72 1 8 3.) Jackson Jones,Cy-Woods,Sr ——— 89 43 699 0.4831 75 3 6 4.) Colton Marwill,Memorial (T),Jr —- 73 43 631 0.5890 71 2 7 5.) DJ Ciers,Cy-Ranch,Jr ————– 63 43 564 0.6825 52 1 8 6.) Finn Nicholson,Bridgeland,Jr —— 32 18 330 0.5625 77 0 4 7.) Joseph Manjack,Memorial (T),Jr —- 16 10 205 0.6250 40 0 4 8.) Nico Bulhof,Bryan,Jr ————– 49 16 186 0.3265 29 2 2 9.) Kelon Manning,Langham Creek,Sr —- 30 12 156 0.4000 41 2 0 10.) Jeremiah Mosley,Cy-Springs,Jr —– 38 12 119 0.3158 38 2 0

Receiving (Player,School,Class) TC YARDS AVG. TD LR

1.) Atrevion Hunter,Bridgeland,Jr —– 26 325 12.50 4 47 2.) Logan Kyle,Memorial (T),Sr ——– 24 315 13.13 7 31 3.) Dylan Goffney,Bridgeland,Jr ——- 23 478 20.78 7 77 4.) Khaliq Abdul-Mateen,Cy-Lakes,Sr — 22 376 17.09 5 39 5.) Joseph Manjack,Memorial (T),Jr —- 15 284 18.93 4 71 Christian Scott,Cy-Woods,Sr ——- 15 269 17.93 1 43 Hunter Wallis,Bridgeland,Jr ——- 15 157 10.47 1 30 8.) Drake Dabney,Cy-Ranch,Sr ———- 13 120 9.23 2 33 Josh McMillan,Cy-Lakes,So ——— 13 277 21.31 1 72 10.) Dylan Crippen,Bridgeland,Jr ——- 11 89 8.09 2 27

Punting (Min. 6 Punts) NP YARDS AVG. BK LK

1.) Everett Ornstein,Langham Creek,Sr – 23 979 42.57 0 79 2.) Marshall Barstow,Bridgeland,Jr —- 9 357 39.67 0 56 3.) Nico Bulhof,Bryan,Jr ————– 17 666 39.18 1 77 4.) Joseph Manjack,Memorial (T),Jr —- 7 274 39.14 0 40 5.) Zach Gibson,Cy-Ranch,Jr ———– 19 743 39.11 0 55 6.) Michael Tolbert,Cy-Park,Sr ——– 10 359 35.90 0 58 7.) Josh Vasquez,Cy-Springs,Sr ——– 12 352 29.33 0 45 8.) Michael Fernandez,Cy-Woods,Jr —– 10 271 27.10 0 38 9.) Ethan Mitchell,Cy-Springs,Sr —— 10 262 26.20 0 53

Punt Returns (Min. 2 Returns) NR YARDS AVG. TD LR

1.) Chase Richter,Cy-Woods,Sr ——— 8 128 16.00 0 48 2.) Andrew Maleski,Bridgeland,So —— 4 40 10.00 0 20 3.) Kobe Banks,Cy-Ranch,Sr ———— 2 17 8.50 0 9 4.) Elias Pino,Cy-Ranch,Sr ———— 6 37 6.17 0 14

5.) Atrevion Hunter,Bridgeland,Jr —– 4 10 2.50 0 12

Kick-Off Returns (Min. 2 Returns) NR YARDS AVG. TD LR

1.) Atrevion Hunter,Bridgeland,Jr —– 2 118 59.00 0 81 2.) JaVarian Stewart,Cy-Woods,So —— 3 116 38.67 1 93 3.) Naisiah Jacobs,Langham Creek,Sr — 7 247 35.29 0 80 4.) James LeBlanc,Cy-Park,Sr ———- 4 139 34.75 1 100 5.) Joseph Manjack,Memorial (T),Jr —- 2 69 34.50 0 43 6.) Evan Wylie,Memorial (T),Sr ——– 3 93 31.00 0 38 7.) Cameron King,Cy-Park,So ———– 3 86 28.67 0 43 8.) Xavier Howard,Cy-Lakes,Sr ——— 4 111 27.75 0 59 9.) Jalen Davis,Bryan,Sr ————– 4 109 27.25 0 38 10.) Gavan Kaspar,Bridgeland,Jr ——– 3 81 27.00 0 44

Interceptions (Player,School,Class) NI YARDS AVG. TD LR

1.) Kerwin Ross,Memorial (T),Sr ——- 2 10 5.00 0 10 2.) 13 TIED WITH 1 EACH

Scoring (Player,School,Class) TOUCHDOWNS PTS. AFTER TD ——- R P RET Ki R P FG TTL 1.) Mason Culton,Bridgeland,So ——– 6 2 0 0 0 0 0 48 2.) Dylan Goffney,Bridgeland,Jr ——- 0 7 0 0 0 0 0 42 Logan Kyle,Memorial (T),Sr ——– 0 7 0 0 0 0 0 42 Tyler Slusher,Bridgeland,Sr ——- 0 0 0 27 0 0 5 42 5.) Sofian Massoud,Cy-Lakes,Sr ——– 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 36 6.) Khaliq Abdul-Mateen,Cy-Lakes,Sr — 0 5 0 0 0 1 0 32 7.) Joseph Manjack,Memorial (T),Jr —- 1 4 0 0 0 0 0 30 8.) Carbrey Barnes,Memorial (T),Jr —- 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 24 Willie Eldridge,Cy-Ranch,Sr ——- 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 24 Xavier Howard,Cy-Lakes,Sr ——— 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 24 Atrevion Hunter,Bridgeland,Jr —– 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 24 Colton Marwill,Memorial (T),Jr —- 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 24 Christian Scott,Cy-Woods,Sr ——- 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 24

Scoring by Kicking —————— PAT-KICK FG TOTAL 1.) Tyler Slusher,Bridgeland,Sr ——- 27 5 42 2.) Jason Gerow,Cy-Ranch,Sr ———– 16 2 22 3.) Axel Espinal,Cy-Lakes,Sr ———- 16 1 19 Michael Fernandez,Cy-Woods,Jr —– 13 2 19 5.) Bryce Hinze,Memorial (T),Jr ——- 10 0 10 6.) Fernando Carlos-Enciso,Cy-Park,Jr – 7 0 7 Adrian Gonzalez,Memorial (T),Jr — 7 0 7 8.) Ethan Mitchell,Cy-Springs,Sr —— 3 1 6 9.) Nico Bulhof,Bryan,Jr ————– 3 0 3

Everett Ornstein,Langham Creek,Sr – 3 0 3

SUB-VARSITY RESULTS

JUNIOR VARSITY: JV/SOPH.:

College Station – 41 Bryan Blue – 14 Langham Creek – 38 Cy-Woods – 36 Langham Creek – 34 Cy-Woods – 20

FRESHMEN “A”: FRESHMEN “B”:

College Station – 28 Bryan Blue – 0 College Station – 27 Bryan Silver – 0 Cy-Woods – 43 Langham Creek – 8 Cy-Woods – 7 Cy-Falls – 6

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  Unbeaten Bears in three-way tie for 14-6A lead CYPRESS -- The Bridgeland High School football team escaped the fourth week of the Texas high school football season with a shocking 48-14 victory over last year's District 14-6A champion, Cy Ranch, at the Cy-Fair Federal Credit Union Stadium Saturday, Sept.

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Justin Verlander trade demand reportedly increasing

The trade interest in Justin Verlander has apparently picked up.

MLB Network’s Jon Morosi reports that the trade interest in Verlander increased this week, with another team joining the mix as a potential suitor.

Trade interest in Justin Verlander has increased this week; a team other than #Astros has emerged as possible suitor, source says. @MLB

— Jon Morosi (@jonmorosi) August 29, 2017

Though Verlander’s season numbers aren’t especially great — he has a 3.90 ERA and 1.30 WHIP this year — his August numbers have been very good. The former Cy Young award winner is 3-1 with a 2.50 ERA this month and is holding opponents to a .180 batting average.

Verlander already cleared revocable waivers, meaning the only hurdle that might impede a trade is the $56 million he’s owed over the next two seasons. Teams have until the end of the month to trade for a player who has cleared waivers.

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