Reichert Sets Records in O'Reilly Spring Nationals Win
Bill Reichert powered to a dominant Top Alcohol Dragster win at Houston Raceway Park, setting both ends of the national record with a 5.103 second semifinal pass and a 284.75 mph final. The Owosso, Michigan driver qualified No. 1 at 5.230 and 278.17 mph, defeated Vitali Kazakevich in round one, then Randy Meyer, then Duane Shields, before topping Spencer Massey in the final. Reichert credited a new wing from Art Gallant for the speed gains and noted the crew earned Best Appearing Crew honors.
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Baytown
Bill Reichert
Houston Raceway Park
Reichert
Owosso
Mich
Vitali Kazakevich
Randy Meyer
Gainesville
Duane Shields
Spencer Massey
Pomona
Massey
Art Gallant
Houston
Rislone- Bar
Ting
Raceway Park
Multi-sport college notes highlight players and results
In five innings a pitcher allowed one hit with four strikeouts before a later loss to Northwood. Malpass pitched seven innings, gave up six earned runs on 12 hits with two strikeouts and one walk. Carmona, Wavro, Widner and Laird are among players with notable performances across Henderson State, Missouri, Arizona State and Houston programs. UTSA and TAMUCC players shape conference standings as teams post mixed results and upcoming senior milestones are noted.
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Northwood University
Malpass
HBU
Barbers Hill
Jose Carmona
Henderson State University
HSU
University of Arkansas-Little Rock
Carmona
Quachita Baptist University
Henderson State
Arizona State University
University of Missouri
Missouri
Texas A&m University-Corpus Christi
Sterling
Chris Widner
Widner
Tamucc Islandes
Lee
Barry Laird
University of Houston
Baylor University
Laird
Houston
Lamar University
Stacey Monteau
Victor Lopez
Rice
Baytown Christian
Ryan Moreau
East Texas Baptist University
LeTourneau University
Moreau
ETBU
LeTourneau
East Texas Baptist
Rachel Rackley
UTSA
Kirbina Lewis
Texas A&m University
Corpus Christi Lady Islanders
Gora Looks to Elevate Lee College Tennis Spotlight
Gora adapts to Lee College from Hawaii as she confronts homesickness and a tougher training environment. Coach Haynes cites her talent while noting the drive required to reach the next level. Gora has eyes on D1 after Lee College, aided by coach Ortiz and support from family.
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Gora
Hawaii
Lee College
Kalei
E.F. Hutton
Malcolm Ortiz
Marguerite
Loli Gomez
Lee
University of Houston
Haynes
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