Drew Bean

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By Tom Halliburton The Port Arthur News NEDERLAND -- Faster than a speeding bullet... more powerful than a locomotive... able to be more Cajun than any Boudreaux or Thibodeaux in Southeast Texas. Anyone doubting the validity of Johnny Dishon\'s true Superman identity needed to attend Nederland\'s 43rd Bulldog Relays on Friday afternoon Little Cypress-Mauriceville\'s Drew Bean ran a sub-9:30 season-opener in the 3,200 meters but that takes a backseat. Even Beaumont Central\'s Derrick Hall may stay on the shelf for several weeks while mending a broken leg. Yet the spotlight shifts quickly to Dishon. More of Article

2006 Txrunning.com All-State Awards. I took the season as a whole into consideration when doing these awards. Congratulations to everyone on a great season.

ORANGEFIELD - When this epic Aaron Brannen-Drew Bean duel finally ended, it caused seasoned track and field observers to harbor a few regrets Friday night.

LITTLE CYPRESS -- Amy Shackelford knows by now that life\'s pollen count just loves to bug her to pieces. Brock Walker knows by now that life becomes miserable out there in the sixth lane of an intermediate hurdle race. And Drew Bean knows how tough it figures to be when he runs with that dark-haired Mister Doom, known as Aaron Brannen.

She had created a stir at the Class 5A, Region III cross country meet long before the girls event began Saturday at North Harris College