Barbers Hill Scrimmage Favors Memorial After Friday Night Clash
Barbers Hill second team offense shined with two Cade McDonald TD passes but Memorial rallied to win 3 2. Memorial struck first with a 10 yard TD pass, Barbers Hill fought back with long passes and a push by the second unit. Price praised effort and noted upcoming roster decisions as Barbers Hill prepares to open the season against Port Neches Groves at Mont Belvieu Stadium.
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GCM ignites late in scrimmage against Katy Maude Creek
GCM Patriots surge in a Friday night scrimmage, outscoring Katy Maude Creek 20 to 7. DeMartie Allen scored twice including a 95 yard kickoff return, a 35 yard TD run, and Cody Larson added a 70 yard rushing score. Defensive plays by Williams, Walmsley, and St Julian sparked the rally. Wood caught several passes as the team found its rhythm.
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Rangers Pull Ahead With Late TD in Narrow Pasadena Game
Rangers score on Nelson’s long run after a Sterling miscue and Corley to Nicholas on a fourth and ten to lead 14 0. Final play seals win as Kogut connects with Thompson for 63 yards. Pasadena controlled opening drives but Ranger defense stiffened late.
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Daniels Chooses UT Offer Over Local Plans
Daniels recalls an open gym with UT interest and an offer from the McCombs School. He grew up at Barbers Hill, finishing fourth in a 240-member senior class. He decided to prepare for other paths while leaving basketball open in a city with a busy rec center and frequent pickup games.
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Rebel spikers open with tourney sweep
Lee College volleyball started the season with a double win at the Navarro Invitational. They defeated Navarro 3-0 and Temple College 3-0, with Debra Ganaway and Mercedes Langley each delivering many kills and Julia Ocasio adding high assist totals. The Rebels return to play Midland College and North Central Texas College later today.
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Sep 15 Major Solunar Table
A Solunar table entry for September 15 provides hunting and fishing timing windows. It outlines peak feeding periods and recommended activity levels based on lunar phases, aiding planning for outdoor trips.
Lady Patriots open home slate with 3-0 win over La Marque
Goose Creek Memorial christened its home court with a 3-0 victory over La Marque, 25-17 25-23 25-19. Ariel Reitmeier socked 13 kills and 1 block, Jenna Jackson added 4 kills and 4 aces, Erica Hernandez had 3 aces and 12 assists, and Ashley Miller contributed 11 digs as the squad improves before facing Port Neches Groves next Tuesday at 6:30 p.m.
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Dickinson Clinches Sweep Over Crosby Lady Cougars
Crosby loses Lindsey Bates to a hand injury early as Dickinson wins in straight sets 25-17 25-14 25-13. Lindsey’s twin Lacy Bates leads Crosby with nine kills while coach Mike Williams calls it a learning lesson. Crosby aims for Channelview next Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. in Channelview.
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Lee volleyball rallies in four at Sam Rayburn
Lee High School’s Lady Ganders fell to Sam Rayburn in four sets 25-22 24-26 25-23 27-25 but showed progress. Deanna Hildebrand and Jackie Perez led with 12 and 8 kills, Perez adding three aces. Jenny Epperson had 24 assists and Jennah Perry 5 kills. Lee resumes in the La Porte Tournament.
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Barbers Hill Edges Channelview In Five Set Thriller
Barbers Hill improved to 8-3 with a 5 set win over Channelview Friday night. Dyana Canon led with 17 kills while Megan Burnett and Paige Vaughn directed the offense, keeping Channelview off balance and unable to run their typical blockers.
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