Local high school sports schedule highlights for Monday April 25
The calendar lists multiple games across boys and girls teams and includes Kingwood Park at Lee, Barbers Hill at New Caney, Crosby at Spiendora, Caney Creek at Dayton, and more. Softball matches include Lee at Kingwood Park and N Caney at Barbers Hill with several 6 pm starts. Golf features GCM and Sterling at Barbers Hill at 8 am.
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Kingwood Park
Lee
Barbers Hill
New Caney
Crosby
Spiendora
Caney Creek
Dayton
C.E. King
GCM
Atascocita
Channelview
Sterling
Barbers
Humble
Kountze
Anahuac
Sun Belt suspends Texas State coach for third ejection
Three ejections this season led Sun Belt Commissioner Karl Benson to suspend Texas State coach Ty Harrington for one game after his third ejection. He missed Tuesday’s game with Texas. Harrington’s third ejection came from arguing a called strike in the second inning of Saturday’s finale with Louisiana Monroe. Umpires previously ejected him on April 4 against Prairie View and Feb. 18 in the Purdue opener.
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SAN Marcos
Sun Belt Conference
Texas State
Ty Harrington
Texas
Sun Belt
Karl Benson
Harrington
Louisiana-Monroe
Prairie View
Purdue
Spurs Hold Off Grizzlies 96 82 To Go 2 0 In Series
Memphis coach David Fizdale blasted the officiating after a 96 82 loss in San Antonio as Kawhi Leonard scored 37 with 19 free throws. Spurs led late rally, multiple calls questioned, Grizzlies shot 35 in the paint to 32 for Spurs.
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SAN Antonio
Memphis
David Fizdale
Grizzlies
Spurs
Fizdale
Danny Crawford
Rodney Mott
Bill Spooner
Zach Randolph
Kawhi Leonard
Leonard
Atascocita dominates District 21-6A track meet sweeping both divisions
Atascocita led the District 21-6A track meet with first place finishes in both boys and girls team standings. The boys scored 180, ahead of Galena Park North Shore 117, while the girls totaled 157 to top Kingwood at 125. Multiple athletes from Goose Creek Memorial, Sterling, and GCM posted top results and regional-qualifying marks across sprints, distances, hurdles, relays, and field events.
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Atascocita
Galena Park North Shore
Goose Creek Memorial
Sterling
Kingwood
Noah Campbell
Daylan Stewart
DeAndre Lamont
Christian Hockless
Lawrence
Driver
Isaac Garza
GCM
Jakob Cordova
Julien Kentrell Gillum
Patriots
Nathaniel Charles
Marquisse Doucette
Lawrence Driver
Trevian Williams
Hockless
Campbell
Stewart
George Jones
Tristan Lavan
Lamont
Reymond Bueno
Gillum
Robert McCartney
Glenroy Jack
Jack
Ariana Devalcourt
Shirmalyn Moore
Hannah Perry
Armani Butler
Riley Perez
Tela Terry
Terry
Lindberg shines in rookie NHRA Funny Car debut at Gainesville
Swede Jonnie Lindberg, new to Head Racing's 10,000 horsepower Funny Car, stunned the NHRA scene by reaching the finals in his Funny Car debut in Gainesville and again in Las Vegas. He sits eighth in points as the 2017 season heads to the NHRA Spring Nationals at Royal Purple Raceway, eyeing the Auto Club Road to the Future Award. Lindberg credits teamwork with Head and heads into a loaded field led by Capps Force and Hagan, aiming for wins to maintain momentum.
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Baytown
Jonnie Lindberg
Head Racing
Lindberg
Gainesville
Las Vegas
Royal Purple Raceway
Vegas
Jim
Doug Kalitta
Top Fuel
Courtney Force
Greg Anderson
FOX Sports
Ron Capps
Matt Hagan
Robert Hight
Jack Beckman
John Force
Houston
Tommy Johnson Jr
NHRA
Auto Club
Head
Charlotte
Atlanta
Capps
Hagan
Growth in Big 12 Football Staffing Gains Support
West Virginia coach Dana Holgorsen and Kansas’ David Beaty welcome adding a 10th assistant after 2017, with NCAA Division I Council backing. Changes include earlier signing with schools, juniors allowed official visits from April to June, and a fall staff expansion delayed to January for 2018 prep. Texas coach Tom Herman calls it long overdue amid coach to player ratios.
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Fort Worth
West Virginia
Dana Holgorsen
David Beaty
Kansas
Board of Governors
Holgorsen
Big
Rockets, Wizards seek 2-0 leads in playoff rematches
Washington hosts Atlanta, Houston visits Oklahoma City and Golden State welcomes Portland as each series resumes. Washington and Houston aim to avenge opening losses to move 2-0 up, while Golden State fights to protect its 1-0 edge. Key notes: Harden and Westbrook had tough shooting nights in Game 1. Dekker out with injury. Oladipo struggled. Beverley hot previously.
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Atlanta
Oklahoma City
Portland
Washington
Houston
Golden State
Wizards
Rockets
Warriors
Sam Dekker
Thunder
Victor Oladipo
Westbrook
Trail Blazers
TNT
NBA
Blazers
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North Shore
Huntsville
Alpha Omega
of Hockless
Jones
Arthur Halls
Linnette Richards
Seyena Stevenson
Demetra Manuel
Moore
Jazzlyn Windfont
Pashun Payne
McKayla McCoy
Devalcourt
Windfont
Janet Jones
Payne
Devoncourt
Manuel
Breanna Philips
Kayana Severin
Ryya Griffin
Seven Simms
Perry
Lamauriel Johnson
Griffin
Alexandria Haymon
Kaci Gosford
Keyanne Hill
Alison Ficarro
Big 12
Tom Herman
FBS
Scott Brooks
Steve Kerr
Mike D'Antoni
Brook
Harden
Patrick Beverley
Hawks
NBATV
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