Sports Calendar Highlights for Today
Boys golf at Hargrave 8 a.m. District track at Turner Stadium features Anahuac vs East Chambers. Sterling at GCM 7 p.m. Barbers Hill at Humble 7 p.m. Crosby at Lee 6 p.m. Buna at Anahuac 6 p.m. New Caney at Dayton 7 p.m. Softball C E King at GCM 6 p.m. Atascocita at Sterling 6 p.m. Barbers Hill at Humble 6 15 p.m. New Caney at Dayton 6 15 p.m. Bellville Faith at BCA 6 p.m. Golf Boys.
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Sterling
Turner Stadium
Anahuac
East Chambers
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Barbers Hill
Humble
Crosby
Lee
Buna
New Caney
Dayton
C.E. King
Atascocita
Indians urged to drop Chief Wahoo logo
Baseball Commissioner Rob Manfred pressed the Cleveland Indians to abolish the Chief Wahoo symbol, citing decades of controversy. MLB officials say productive talks are under way with owner Paul Dolan with steps identified to transition away from the logo as protesters gather outside Progressive Field.
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Cleveland
Rob Manfred
Cleveland Indians
Manfred
Indians
Paul Dolan
MLB
Pat Courtney
Associated Press
NJCAA selects Texas to host six championships through 2021
The NJCAA will stage six national championships in Texas through 2021 despite a stalled Texas bathroom bill proposal. The issue echoes North Carolina actions that previously drew sanctions from the NJCAA over LGBT rights. Askr Ex ecutive Director Mark Krug confirmed awareness of the birth certificate restroom rule proposal under consideration in Texas.
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Austin
National Junior College Athletic Association
Texas
North Carolina
NJCAA
Mark Krug
Names of Local Athletes Sought for College Recognition
Local readers are asked to submit names of athletes competing in college this spring. Email the athlete’s name and school to michael.pine baytownsun.com by Friday for recognition.
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Michael
Pineda
Baytownsun
District 21-5A soccer awards honor 24 first-team picks
The 21-5A boys soccer all district team highlighted Humble MVP Esteban Avila and Offensive MVP Omar Quintana of Caney Creek. Crosby’s Austin Palmer earned Defensive MVP, Dayton’s Antonio Martinez named Goalkeeper of the Year, and New Caney’s Keith Osorio was Newcomer of the Year. Barbers Hill and Lee also posted multiple honorees with 24 first-team selections and several second-team and honorable mentions across Crosby Dayton Barbers Hill and Lee.
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Esteban Avila
Humble
Caney Creek
Omar Quintana
Crosby
Austin Palmer
Dayton
Antonio Martinez
Caney
Keith Osorio
Hum
Ble
Saul Keene
Hugo Godinez
Fabian Delgado
Manuel Cruz
Steven Godinez
Nicholas Maldonado
Juan Rodriguez
Lee
Jezreel Mata
Vincente Hernandez
Barbers Hill
Tony Baird
Andy Rios
Braden Berthelot
Jose Mar
Tinez
Yeadiel Deleon
Gerardo Orozco
Marion Calvillo
Chase Orsak
Bernardo Hernandez
Antonio Villafuerte
Carlos Enamorado
Jesus Varela
Manny Torres
Edgar Rodriguez
Roberto Mendez
Alfredo Salazar
Roberto Villanueva
Barbers Hill Softball Tops Splendora 4-0 in 21-5A Action
In MONT BELVIEU the Barbers Hill Lady Eagles defeated Splendora 4-0 as Meagan King allowed four hits and eight strikeouts. Kayleigh Deakle and Tristin Anders produced key two RBI hits, with Sydney Hoyt adding an RBI single. Barbers Hill improves to 22-4 and heads to Humble next.
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Crosby
Mont Belvieu
Barbers Hill
Splendora
Lady Eagles
Meagan King Tured
Kayleigh Deakle
Deakle
Hayley Freudenberg
Tristin Anders
Sydney Hoyt
Anders
King
Crosby Lady Cougars edge Caney Creek 3 2 in key chase
Crosby 3 Caney Creek 2 as Crosby led 3 0 before Caney Creek rallied for two in the sixth. Kassidy Rhoades earned the win in six innings with five strikeouts. Haley Harrison drove in two runs, Brianna Ynfante and Rhoades each had two hits, Rebecca Delome added an RBI, improving Crosby to 19 4.
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Crosby
Lady Cougar
Caney Creek
Lady Cougars
Kassidy Rhoades
CeCe Pace
Haley Harrison
Brianna Ynfante
Rhoades
Breanna Russell
Rebecca Delome
Lee
Hico High Baseball Roundup Dominated By Crosby Win
Crosby defeats Lee 8-0 as Daniel Nelson throws a two hit shutout with 14 strikeouts. Dylan Barnaba goes 2 for 2, Ethan Aloma adds a run and RBI, while Jose Chapa takes the loss. In Mont Belvieu, Barbers Hill beats Humble 5-2 to stay undefeated in District 21-5A behind Bryce Bonnin, Cully Mangus and Rhett McCall.
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Crosby
Daniel Nelson
Lee
Nelson
Cougars
Dylan Barnaba
Ethan Aloma
Daniel Balderama
RBI
Leo Martinez
Jose Chapa
Mont Belvieu
Eagles
Humble
Bryce Bonnin
Bonnin
Michael Disney
Cully Mangus
Rhett McCall
Brandon Holdren
Barbers Hill
St Louis sues NFL over Rams move to Los Angeles
St Louis, with St Louis County and regional sports authority, sues the NFL and all owners alleging violation of relocation guidelines and that the league profited at the city’s expense as the Rams shifted to LA. The NFL rejects the claims citing no basis. Rams ownership details are noted with Kroenke’s rise and Frontiere’s death.
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St. Louis
Rams
National Football League
Los Angeles
St. Louis County
NFL
Brian McCarthy
Stan Kroenke
Missouri
Rockets Edge Thunder in Playoff Preview Duel
Baytown Sun sports column argues Houston Rockets are the stronger team with better chemistry and shooting, led by James Harden, over Oklahoma City Thunder powered by Russell Westbrook. It cites Harden’s supporting cast, a 54-27 Rockets record, and a 3-1 season-series edge, predicting a 4-2 Houston series win despite Westbrook’s triple-double prowess.
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James Harden
Russell Westbrook
Westbrook
Rockets
Houston
OKC
Russ
Thunder
Mike D’antoni
Harden
Ryan Anderson
Eric Gordon
Trevor Ariza
Lou Williams
Oklahoma City Thunder
Kevin Durant
Michael Jordan
Yao Ming
Tracy McGrady
Patrick Beverly
Memphis
The
Oklahoma City
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Connor Coultas
Daniel Garcia
Blake Lee
Paul Spaulding
Ryan Walker
Antonio Mendez
Reagan Cox
Jose Gutierrez
Enrique Mendez
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Michael Pineda
Mateo Simon
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Doyle Barlow
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