REL tennis opens season at Splendora with many new faces
Robert E. Lee's sixth year coach Brandon Funderburg leads a Ganders squad rebuilt after four graduating seniors and departures from key doubles teams. Christian Garza anchors the boys as a likely No. 2 or 3 singles option and No. 1 doubles, with a youth-filled lineup aiming to grasp early progress and extra playing opportunities as REL starts at Splendora today at 3 p.m.
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Nederland
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Tian Garza
Garza
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Titus Batongmalaki
Adrian Bruno
Michael Garcia
Christopher Banks
Evan Kerr
Jacob Sandoval
Grecia Aurelio
Johana Chavez
Michelle
Ortega
Kristin Spence
Sydney Wade
Jennifer Sanchez
Rel
Kristian Garza
Tyler Landreneau
Michelle Ortega
Abigail Nevarez
Stephanie Munoz
Hailey Flores
Heather Bieschke
Baylee Dixon
Veterans to lead GCM tennis season opens at La Porte
Goose Creek Memorial tennis coach Ismael Dutchover leads a roster with three returning boys led by Nikko Sagrada and Abraham Montoya and four returning girls led by Anna Keyes and Kayla Truong. The Patriots aim to rebound after a 5-3 season and district loss, seeking depth from sophomores and freshmen to fill gaps. The start at 3 p.m. at La Porte hinges on younger players adapting to team tennis quickly and delivering early wins.
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Goose Creek Memorial
Patriots
Barbers Hill
Dutchover
Nikko Sagrada
Abraham Montoya
Anna Keyes
Kayla Truong
GCM
la Porte
Dutcho
Ver
Hector Gonzalez
Lilly Cisneros
Hector
Lilly
Texas Longhorns back after Sugar Bowl win
Texas fans proclaim they are back after a Sugar Bowl victory over Georgia with quarterback Sam Ehlinger leading the charge. Texas aims for 10 wins and a top 10 ranking while questions linger about defense and consistency into 2019. Ehlinger vows to push the program to be its best. The season opens August 31 at home versus Louisiana Tech.
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Baseball opens 2020 season March 26 in historic start
Major League Baseball announced the 2020 season will begin March 26 marking the earliest opener since 1968, with all 30 clubs capable of playing on opening day for the first time since then. An April Puerto Rico series between the Mets and Marlins is also planned, with the World Series targeted for October 20 to 28.
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Sports Calendar Highlights for Thursday and Friday
Today at 5:30 Spring travels to Crosby and 6:30 matches dot the schedule with Anahuac at Colmesworth and BH at Tarkington plus Pasadena Memorial at REL La Porte at GCM and Sterling at Dobie A team tennis REL faces Splendora in a three o clock clash Thursday Arcadia visits BCA at six REL and Sterling meet Dickinson at the Dickinson Tournament GCM heads to Aldine ISD Barbers Hill visits Galveston at 9 am and 3 pm Friday BH goes to Lake Creek at 5:30 Cleveland meets Anahuac Nederland visits Crosby REL plays S Houston and Sam Rayburn hosts RSS Barbers Hill also at RSS at 3 pm
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Woods and STAR tournament tales of tagged redfish prizes
Outdoors writer recalls the CCA Texas STAR tournament, noting tagged redfish prizes including a Ford F-150 and boat package for the first five entrants. Stories detail ineligible catches, repeat catches across years, and other divisions like dolphins and trout, urging readers to join CCA and enter STAR before September 2.
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Wayne Brock
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Carrie Buchen
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