Area Playoffs set for several high school teams
High Sober Soccer calendar lists 5A playoff games including Goose Creek Memorial at Fort Bend Bush at 7 p.m. and multiple 6 p.m. kickoffs for pairings such as Barbers Hill at King and Lee at Nederland. Also notes tennis, track, and golf events across district venues and the Galveston Beachcomber Classic in Galveston.
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BCA
Sports On TV Highlights Multiple Auto Racing And Basketball Cards
A packed TV sports slate lists NASCAR Camping World Truck Series and Sprint Cup Series practice and qualifying from Ridgeway Virginia, Formula 1 practice from Bahrain, IndyCar Phoenix Grand Prix practice, and NASCAR Energy Solutions 250 final practice. Also boxing, college basketball finals, drag racing, figure skating, high school basketball semifinals, LPGA and PGA golf rounds, Champions Tour, and NBA games across FS1 NBCSN ESPN and other networks. Key bouts include Adrian Broner vs Ashley Theophane and Robert Easter vs Algenis Mendez in Washington.
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Goose Creek Memorial Faces Bush In 5A Playoff Showdown
Goose Creek Memorial travels to Fort Bend Bush for a Class 5A Region 3 Area Round playoff at 7 p.m. The Patriots ride a 15-0-7 record after a 3-0 win over Crosby to reach the area round. Bush beat Lamar Consolidated 3-0 in their opener. The winner meets Richmond Foster or C.E. King. Also on tap, the annual Rockhold Relays at REL at 2 p.m. with about 20 teams, plus Crosby hosting Oak Ridge in baseball and several softball games across the area.
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Goose Creek Memorial
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Baytown
Lamar Consolidated
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Bulls rally beats Rockets 103 100 in late surge
Nikola Mirotic scores 28 points and Jimmy Butler adds 21 as the Chicago Bulls overcome a nine point deficit to defeat the Houston Rockets 103 100. Harden leads Houston with 24 points and eight assists. Beasley 20 points off bench. Bulls trail East playoff race. Rockets slip in West seeds.
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Mirotic
Trevor Ariza
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Utah
Dallas
James Harden
Patrick Beverley
Michael Beasley
Bobby Portis
Denzel Valentine named AP Player of the Year
Denzel Valentine of Michigan State wins AP Player of the Year in a tight vote over Buddy Hield. Bill Self of Kansas earns AP Coach of the Year, with Xavier's Chris Mack second. Valentine led MSU to a 29-6 record, averaging 19.4 points, 7.6 rebounds, and 7.6 assists.
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Self
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Ray Meyer
Guy Lewis
Mack
Dana Altman
Oregon
Final Four predictions clash with UNC dominance and guards
Baytown Sun columnist argues North Carolina has the edge in a guard dominated Final Four, citing Oklahoma stars Buddy Hield Islash Cousins and Jordan Woodard, UNC’s Brice Johnson, and recent NCAA narratives while predicting a Roy Williams led title run.
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UNC
Brice Johnson
Oklahoma
Sooners
Buddy Hield
Islash Cousins
Jordan Woodard
Ryan Spangler
Texas A&m
Iowa
Stephen Curry
Michigan State
Denzel Valentine
Hield
Villanova
Hoffman shoots 64 to lead Shell Houston Open
Charley Hoffman opens with an 8 under 64 at the Shell Houston Open. He breaks a four way tie with Dustin Johnson Roberto Castro and Scott Brown who carded 65s at Golf Club of Houston. Hoffman birdied half of the holes in the back nine, including the first four and No. 8.
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Charley
Hoffman
Dustin Johnson
Roberto Castro
Scott Brown
Golf Club of Houston
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