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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 2007
Page
7
The Eddie V. Gray Wetlands Center hosts a hunter education class on April 28 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. and April 29 from 1 to 6 p.m. A home study option is offered 1 to 6 p.m. on April 29. Fee is 15 dollars for either format. To sign up call 281-427-2144 and press 2.
The Sterling Tennis Camp runs from 8 to 11 a.m. May 29 through June 1. Fee is 50 dollars per camper, 45 dollars each for two or more siblings. Applications available in the Main Office. For details contact Jan Strubbe at 281-420-4500 ext. 300.
The Highlands hosts The Week's Games featuring the Spring Classic at San Jacinto River on Saturday noon. Boats from Baytown Boat Club compete in the Highlands event, with racing underway along the river.
A dense listing of daytime and evening sports on multiple networks. Baseball, golf, soccer, hockey, swimming, basketball, motorsports, and college softball span noon to late night with venues including TBS ESPN Versus TNT and regional channels. Notable matchups include Yankees at Red Sox and Mets at Braves amid NBA and NHL playoff clashes.
Readers seeking today’s stories or ideas should reach Sports Editor Doyle Barlow by phone at 281 425 8031 or by emailing sports at gaytownsun dot com.
Lee College dominated Tyler as doubles secured an 8 1 victory to capture a second straight Region IV tennis championship. The Lady Rebels, now unbeaten versus Tyler by their four sophomore starters, emphasized authority as their season's aim and moved toward the JUCO world stage.
Eight Houston area teams competed at Sultis Stadium as athletes showcased strength and heart. Goose Creek coach Chuck Russell praised the smiles on award stands and volunteers who help annually. Lee College players joined in carrying the torch, noting the joy and pride inseeing the kids compete.
Baytown Christian Academy built a six run third inning and routed Cypress Community Christian 11-0 to win the TAPPS District 4-4A title. DHopts, Solano homered, and coach John DeRulle praised the team's late surge and playoff momentum after a 2-0 deficit.
Sterling junior pitcher Brett Marshall threw a complete game allowing four hits and one unearned run to lift the Rangers to a 2-1 victory over Channelview. Sterling improves to 8-4 in 21-5A, remaining in a third place tie with Kingwood, with a potential rematch shaping up next Friday.
Barbers Hill completed a flawless District 21-4A slate by routing Huffman 7-0 after beating Galena Park earlier, finishing 10-0. Chandler Hall tossed a one-hit complete game while Katie Stripling belted a three-run homer. Coach Kirk Hall praised Katie for the district capper and her prom day.
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