BCA heads to district final after 6-3 win
Baytown Christian Academy clinched a spot in the district baseball title game with a 6-3 victory over Bay Area. Senior Matt Creel threw a complete game, and BCA scored all six runs in the second and third innings to move to 14-9. They will face Cypress Christian at 6 p.m. at Barbers Hill. Bowdoin doubled and Solano drove in multiple runs as part of the late surge.
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Baytown Christian Academy
Bay Area
Bulldogs
Matt Creel
BCA
Cypress Christian
Cypress
Barbers Hill
John de Rulle
Ethan Bowdoin
Jorge Heraud
Creel
Tomas Solano
Solano
Brian Asp
Bowdoin
RBI
Nick Medrano
Recumbent rider trains for MS 150 from ExxonMobil team
Flynn, a training specialist at ExxonMobil and senior assistant pastor at Harvest Temple, prepares for the MS 150. He has ridden 24 days weekly and joined a 75 mile West Houston ride amid 30 mph winds. He aims to raise about $1000 personally and $275,000 for the Exxon Mobil team with community support from work church and family.
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Flynn
West Houston
Brookshire
ExxonMobil
Harvest Temple
Tyler and Lee Set For High Stakes Tennis Showdown
The regional powerhouses Tyler and Lee prepare for a pivotal match on Tyler’s home court after past regional titles and a 2006 Southwest JUCO final. Coach Haynes warns the pressure is on Lee as both squads arrive among the nation’s top programs.
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Tyler
Lee
Laredo
Haynes
Astros Rally Past Reds Behind Bench Depth and Lane Homer
Houston erased a 2-1 deficit with a five run eighth inning as Jason Lane hit a three run homer off Rheal Cormier after Lance Berkman tied the game. Chris Sampson improved to 2-0 and Aaron Harang pitched well until the late rally doomed Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Aaron Harang
Houston Astros
Cincinnati Reds
Jason Lane
Astros
Chris Sampson
Lance Berkman
Berkman
Reds
Todd Coffey
Mark Loretta
Houston
Rheal Cormier
Lane
Coffey
Orlando Palmeiro
Sampson
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Harang
Buehrle Throws First No-Hitter Of Season
Chicago White Sox pitcher Mark Buehrle no hit the Texas Rangers 6-0, facing the minimum 27 batters and walking one baserunner who he picked off. It was the team's first no-hitter since 1991, with Buehrle securing a dominant win as Harang battled through 101 pitches in a separate duel. Carlos Lee drove in the lone run for the Rangers in the sixth.
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Chicago
Mark Buehrle
Chicago White Sox
Texas Rangers
Buehrle
Sammy Sosa
Matt Kata
Nelson Cruz
Gerald Laird
Joe Crede
Paul Konerko
Harang
Phil Garner
Carlos Lee
Multi-sport notes from college fields and track records
Ashley Monteau of Stephen F. Austin State University posted the Southland fastest 5,000 meters at Mt SAC Relays finishing 18th in 17 10.72. Kristi Malpass of Houston Baptist earned her 12th win with seven innings, five hits and five strikeouts. East Texas Baptist’s Ryan Moreau went 2-for-3 with a homer and two RBIs in a 12-11 win over Wiley. Sterling grad Chris Widner homered for TAMUCC in a 9-8 loss to SFA. Leograd Barry Laird worked three in UH’s 8-3 defeat to Texas A&M. Stephanie Wavro placed 36th at the Big 12 golf final with 77 for 941 team total. Henderson State’s Jose Carmona went 1-for-4 in an 8-5 win over Harding. Northwestern State’s Jimmy Mudd finished sixth in the 800 at NSU Invitational with 2 04.46 as NSU led with 125 points. Jeremy Moses impressed in spring football for SFA, completing 16 of 26 in a 20-17 win for the Purple over White.
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Hendrix
Anahuac
Malpass
HBU
Ryan Moreau
Baytown Christian
East Texas Baptist University
Wiley College
Moreau
ETBU
East Texas Baptist
Sterling
Chris Widner
Texas A&m University Corpus Christi
Stephen F. Austin
Tamucc
SFA
Houston
Stephanie Wavro
University of Missouri
Lady Tigers
Texas A&m University
Henderson State University
Jose Carmona
Barbers Hill
Henderson State
Harding University
Carmona
Northwestern State University
Jimmy Mudd
Mudd
Northwestern State
Louisiana Tech
Lee
Jeremy Moses
Stephen F. Austin State
AEL
Moses
Creed Expected to Fill Key doubles Role at Lee College
Lee College coach Jason Haynes expects Creed to replace Jessica Aguilar in the number three doubles next season. Creed, a multi-sport athlete with a 3.8 GPA, is described as a mature, well-groomed player with potential to double her level in two years. She switched from softball to tennis in high school and has reached district finals in girls doubles and won a district championship in mixed doubles. Creed aims to transfer to a four-year college to continue her tennis career after Lee College.
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Lee College
Jason Haynes
Creed
Jessica Aguilar
Haynes
Lee
Chelsea
la Porte
Tom Shope
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John Malone
Brandon Hoffeld
Tillman Stevens
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St. Louis
Austin
al Behrman
Ryan Freel
Freel
Rangers
Leograd
Barry Laird
University of Houston
Laird
Jeremy
J.C. Harper
Baytown
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