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Evadale pounced the Mt. Enterprise Wildcats

The Air Buckner offence was in full swing against the Wildcats, as Brett totalled 227 of the Rebels 234 yards.
Mason Simon | The Silsbee Bee
Mason Simon
reporter@silsbee-bee.com
09/09/2026
Tropical Storm Edouard may have rolled through Southeast Texas Tuesday, but by Friday night, the Evadale Rebels were back on the field against Mt. Enterprise. Evadale entered the game coming off a 20-point win over Huntington, while Mt. Enterprise was looking to rebound from a shutout loss to Price Carlisle. The Rebels took a two-score lead late in the second quarter, but a special-teams mistake helped Mt. Enterprise cut the score to 14-8 at halftime. The Wildcats took control in the second half and built a 22-14 lead late in the fourth quarter. Senior quarterback Brett Buckner responded by leading Evadale down the field and connecting with junior Jaxon Meredith on a 20-yard touchdown. The Rebels converted the two-point attempt to tie the game at 22. Mt. Enterprise threatened to win in regulation, but a late false start helped send the game into overtime. Evadale’s defense came up big in overtime, stopping the Wildcats on fourth down. The Rebels then ended the game when Buckner found freshman Jaxon Maxfield in the end zone for the game-winning touchdown. The victory moved Evadale to 2-0 and marked just the fourth time in the past 25 years the Rebels have defeated their former district rival. Evadale’s previous win over Mt. Enterprise came during the 2023 playoffs. The Rebels travel to Cushing for their Week 3 matchup.
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Charles Phillips
news@silsbee-bee.com
The Silsbee Bee
09/07/2026
SILSBEE — The Silsbee Tigers Volleyball team participated in a volleyball tournament against other schools in the area across several days. The varsity team took gold and went un-defeated, with junior varsity winning third place in the bronze bracket of the tournament. Coach Carlyn Nichols shouted out several team members, including right side hitter Ryann Norsworthy, libero Avery Fontaine and outside Addi Durant. Team members Ava and TLew were also mentioned on the school’s athletics page for their hard work. “Ryann is new this year and has been taking on a more leadership role this year. Addi has also come out strong this year, and Avery runs our defense well, and had 16 digs on day one of the tournament,” she said. “We have a lot of seniors this year, but we are excited to have the new kids step up into the team.” This is the first year Nochols has coached for Silsbee High School, coming in from Westbrook High School. “The biggest difference for me was the size, but my fiance’s family is here and I love the small town community Silsbee has to offer,” she said. “Everyone feels like family.” Playing as a setter and hitter when she was in high school, she originally planned to play afterwards, but decided to go into coaching instead. “I’ve felt so welcomed since I’ve gotten here and I’m so excited to be here,” she shared.
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