West Brook and area high school sports schedule
West Brook hosts Lee at 6 p.m. alongside Sterling at Kingwood and Barbers Hill at Huffman with junior varsity and sophomore games. Softball features Barbers Hill at Splendora and Lee at West Brook. Track district meet at Sulis Stadium starts at noon with freshmen and JV crews. Tennis includes Lee and Sterling at 22 54A Journey, Kingwood at 8 a.m. JUCOs: Lee College at Southwest JUCOs in Temple all day. Motorsports lanes include Safe Street Night at Raceway Park at 5 p.m. and Clabberthon IV plus Speedway Saturday with gates from 6 p.m.
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Gentry dominates seventh grade track titles at Baytown meet
Audry Garcia leads Gentry with three golds in long jump, triple jump, and 200m as Cedar Bayou and Baytown Junior also claim titles. Horace Mann, Highlands, and Cedar Bayou share wins across relays and hurdles with multiple individual champions noted.
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Kenna Terry
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Sterling Beats Lee Softball in District Action
Sterling Tops Lee 6 0 in a District 22-5A softball game as Kristen Curette recovered form with seven hits allowed and a three run double by Amy VanNatta in the seventh. Malpass went 4-for-4, and Rocha added two hits as Sterling rolled 11 hits with zero errors. Lee travels to West Brook while Sterling eyes a rematch with Kingwood.
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Lee Girls Fall to Kingwood in Home Softball Battle
The Lady Ganders were defeated 9-4 by Kingwood at home. Lee’s Rachel Rackley powered the offense with three triples while Chelsea Konerza added two singles in the loss.
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Rangers fall to Sterling as district run ends unbeaten streak
Edwards and Gossett each go 2-for-3 with two runs while Fountain adds 2-for-3. McCall doubles and homers as Sterling builds a 14-2 lead before holding on. Tadlock notes no physical problem for Boatright and plans freshman Chase Dempsay to start today at Kingwood. Denney stresses staying sharp and avoiding complacency despite the loss.
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Barbers Hill Eagles blank Tarkington in district baseball
Sophomore Bailey Glandt threw a two hit shutout in his first varsity start, lifting Barbers Hill to a 10-0 win over Tarkington in five innings. Glandt improved to 1-0, Aaron Bazan and Bryan Penn had multi hit games, and Barbers Hill moved to 14-3 overall and 5-2 in district play with the win, as Huffman awaits in the second round at 7 p.m.
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Lee-WB Delayed Again On Week's Flooded Field
Lee and West Brook postponed again as West Brook field remains muddy. Bruins travel to Ganders at Herington Field for today’s contest, then Lee returns to Beaumont on Monday. Lee hosts Humble Tuesday and travels to Humble Friday April 16. All games start at 6 p.m.
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Scoreboard results from Wednesday games
Miami beat Boston 104 to 101 and Indiana topped Toronto 94 to 90. New York defeated Chicago 86 to 82, Memphis won over Cleveland 92 to 74, Milwaukee routed Washington 116 to 107, San Antonio beat Seattle 96 to 75. Denver at Phoenix and Golden State at Portland were listed late.
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Rice Beats Houston 4 3 On Runs In Final Inning
Rice 4 Houston 3 as Rice scores in the late innings with Niemann earning the win, Baker pitching 5 2, Hancock taking the loss. Niemann collects his seventh save. Houston hits two homers by Roberts and Musslewhite.
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Texas Tech Tops Baylor In Tight Big 12 Tilt
In a hard fought game Texas Tech pulled away late as Jones hit a homer and Brady and Mask drove in runs. Baylor pitcher Sutton faced early trouble while Lowe allowed four runs on the mound for the Bears.
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Clemens Opens 21st Season With Astros Victory Winding Back Time
Roger Clemens pitched 6 innings to earn Houston's first win of the season, striking out nine and delivering a souvenir home run as Jeff Bagwell praised the veteran. The night also featured a star on his cap and Texas anthem during the seventh inning as Clemens outperformed expectations. Bonds, facing the milestone, left town one homer shy of Willie Mays for third on the all-time list.
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Ford to miss rest of season and playoffs
Haris said Ford will not activate for the remainder of the regular season or playoffs. He is expected to fully recover and be ready for October training camp. Ford, eighth overall pick from Texas, averaged 7.1 points, 3.2 rebounds and 6.5 assists sharing point guard duties with Damon Jones.
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