RSS grad earns first victory with new team
Baytown Sterling graduate Hunter Cervenka, a Gwinnett Braves pitcher, earned his first win with the team on Aug 17, defeating the Toledo Mud Hens 8-6 in one inning. He has not allowed an earned run yet, with two hits, one strikeout and one walk allowed across his appearances.
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Local sports calendar highlights Thursday action
Thursday brings volleyball and football scrimmages across several districts. RSS and Crosby travel to Dickinson, GCM and REL compete in tournaments, plus Dayton Anahuac vie in Hamshire-Fannett, with multiple 6 30 p m start times and a Midland College tournament on the docket.
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LC Plays Temple College at 8:30 AM
The schedule lists Saturday basketball at 8:30 AM against Temple College and at 10:30 AM against Coastal Bend College. LC lines up two back to back games with Temple first then Coastal Bend College on the same day.
Baytown Thunder Set to Play at Sultis Stadium
The Baytown Thunder announce 2016 home games will be at Sultis Stadium on the Robert E. Lee campus in Baytown with February start. Previously the team bore Baytown name but played in Crosby.
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Pasadena Memorial sweeps REL in Baytown volleyball
Pasadena Memorial defeated Robert E. Lee 3-0 on Tuesday night as REL drops to 1-5 early in the season. Aliyah Narcisse led REL with 12 kills, Jasmine Garcia had 14 assists, and Marissa Lugo 11 digs. Coach Loewen praised improvements as REL plans to travel to the Dickinson Tournament.
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Goose Creek Memorial tops La Porte 3 0 on road
Goose Creek Memorial volleyball swept La Porte 3 0 on the road Tuesday night. Camryn Kotarz posted eight kills four aces and three blocks while Kendall Haywood added six kills and Jaci Chambers collected 19 digs. The Patriots visit Dickinson Thursday for the tournament.
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Barbers Hill tops Tarkington in road win 3 1
Barbers Hill volleyball team defeated Tarkington 3-1 on the road Tuesday. The Lady Eagles split the first two sets then closed with 25-5 16 and 25-17 to win. Kinsy Haschke led BH with 19 kills as BH prepares for Magnolia Tournament starting Thursday.
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Crosby sweeps Spring in home volleyball, 3-0
Crosby volleyball dominates Spring Lady Lions 3-0 at home. Alison Muldrow totals 16 kills, Alaina Mouton adds nine, Kaitlyn Stebelton records 14 digs. Crosby heads to the Dickinson Tournament Thursday.
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Fight ends Cowboys Rams practice early
In Oxnard California the Cowboys and St Louis Rams halted the second joint training camp session after multiple fights broke out including a punch to Dallas wide receiver Dez Bryant. The skirmishes on the field led to an early finish with Cowboys cornerback Tyler Patmon showing facial bruising. Rangers acquire Venable from San Diego.
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Rangers acquire Venable from Padres for Greene and PTBN
The Texas Rangers obtain outfielder Will Venable from San Diego in exchange for minor league catcher Marcus Greene and a player to be named. To clear 40-man space, Texas designates outfielder Michael Choice for assignment. Venable, 32, is expected to join the club on Thursday.
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Astros star Correa eyes Texans after practice tease
Astros shortstop Carlos Correa, first overall pick 2012, joined Texans practice events as he laughed off a postgame celebration tackle of Jose Altuve. He watched J.J. Watt tackle Alfred Blue, tossed a football with Watt, and noted he feels smaller on the football field than the baseball diamond.
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