Southern California Repeats as No 1 In AP Top 25
USC begins the 2007 college football season as the AP Top 25 No 1 with 62 of 65 first place votes and 1,622 points. LSU trails at No 2, while West Virginia No 3, Texas No 4, and Michigan No 5 round out the top five.
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Booster club outlines season plans and leadership
Hanson announces meetings with coach Olin to review yearly activities and to nominate grade level representatives from freshmen to seniors. Officers for the season include president Margaret Garcia, vice president Chris Mata, secretary Julie Johnson, and treasurer Lisa Riley. Contact Vicki Hanson or Chet Theiss for details.
Scrimmage notes highlight Gander linemen and Jones scoring drives
Tim Smith and Eddie Pasillas stood out on the line as the Gander offense pushed into New Caney territory. Jones connected on several completions including a 59 yard score to Luna, while J.T. Cleveland forced a fumble and Havins added an interception as the defense forced three turnovers.
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Eagles, Sterling top Silsbee in tight volleyball showing
The Eagles outlasted Silsbee 25-19 25-21 25-21 as Barbers Hill prepared to host Nederland. Sterling (9-1) beat Crosby 25-19 25-19 25-11, with Courtney Zink praised as a standout libero. Crosby earlier topped Little Cypress Mauriceville 25-23 25-21 25-17 and will host Nimitz. Lee’s Ganders fell to Leander 25-16 25-19 25-23 as they head to La Porte Thursday.
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Baytown Christian Academy Lady Bulldogs win in OConnell tourney
Baytown Christian Academy opened the O Connell Tournament with a 25-16 15-25 25-8 win over host O Connell and 25-20 20-25 15-11 over Lutheran South as Christian Brantley led with 13 and 18 kills in the two matches while Annie Davis posted 16 assists and 30 assists respectively. The team then fell to Northland Christian 20-25 25-23 15-10 in the semi final. Coach Javonna Roach praised Kirsten Kubichek and new middle blocker Tori Lucas as key contributors as BCA stands 6-1. Next up Duquesne.
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Texans Rim Cardinals in High Scoring Half Battle
Texans outgained Arizona 229 to 195 in the first half as misdirection helped Houston lead 13-7 after Brown’s second 25 yard td. Warner connected to Fitzgerald on a late first half drive, tying 13-13. Rosenfels found Adams for the go ahead score early in the third. Boldin and Fitzgerald connected on a trick play until a pass interference call extended a drive that stalled on fourth and one.
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