Eagles fourth at Huntsville Invitational golf meet
Barbers Hill tied for fourth in the Huntsville Invitational Varsity Golf Tournament at Raven Nest. Austin Snell led with 74 and 149 total. Matt Stephens 76, Cody Clifton 81, Derek Wingate 83, Brooks Ybarra 83. Team edged Huntsville by six, finished one behind Friendswood. Next week District 21-4A action at Newport and Eagle Pointe.
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Broward Cancels Match With Lee In Classic
The Blue Grey Classic ends with Broward canceling the third place tennis match against Lee due to exhaustion and injuries. The Lady Rebels will travel to Houston this week to face Rice, with the match day still pending.
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Suns defeat Mavericks in 126 104 win
Phoenix Suns routed Dallas 126 104 as Leandro Barbosa poured in 29 points, marking the Suns second win over the Mavericks in 18 days and extending their advantage in the standings.
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Florida Ohio State clash for title tops NCAAs
Florida and Ohio State meet for the basketball title after a football championship game three months prior. The Gators and Buckeyes are portrayed as the era’s dominant programs, driven by huge athletic departments, top coaches, and massive revenue. Ohio State and Florida led NCAA revenues last year, about $105 million and $78 million respectively.
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Astros Open Season On Opening Day With Oswalt Start
Roy Oswalt will take the mound for his fifth straight Opening Day start as the Houston Astros begin a brand new season. The Astros face the Pittsburgh Pirates with zero statistics and a chance at a long ride toward October as the longest season in major sports unfolds.
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Prom night prompts tough call for district softball game
Sterling beats Lee 15-0 as prom conflicts force several Lady Ganders to sit out. Senior Katie Hales showed up and impressed, likely heading to Southern Nazarene University. The game, played at 2 45 p.m., left questions about prom in district race and playoff implications.
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Jazz Narrow Down Rockets In Close West Showdown
Utah beat Houston 86-83 as Mehmet Okur 20 and Carlos Boozer 13 carried the Jazz past a late Rockets push. Yao Ming had 35 points and 16 rebounds for Houston, with Tracy McGrady scoring 20 as Deron Williams posted 12 points and 11 assists for Utah.
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Scott wins Houston Open in Houston water drama finish
Adam Scott held off defending champ Stuart Appleby to win the Houston Open with a 6-under 66, finishing 17 under. He saved par with a 50-foot putt on the final hole after his tee shot found the water, while Appleby and Bubba Watson trailed.
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