Sports Calendar: GCM and Area Volleyball and Football
A detailed sports calendar lists volleyball games all day with matches like Splendora at Lee and Nimitz at Sterling, plus football set for Port Neches-Groves vs GCM and Lee College events in Pasadena. Thursday features multiple football, basketball and college matchups including Santa Fe at Barbers Hill and Pasadena Dobie vs GCM with B U D S Night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
FBCA
BCA
Nimitz
Sterling
Barbers Hill
Crosby
Neches-Groves
GCM
Lee College
North Central Texas College
Pasadena
Cypress Christian
Santa Fe
Houston
Reagan
Anahuac
Danbury
Dayton
Nederland
Gustine
Dobie
B.U.D.S
Humble
la Porte
Kingwood Park
Porter
Panola
Hill College
Dennis Sterling
Clear Springs
Brookhaven
Victoria
Eagles roll past Pirates in Barbers Hill opener
Barbers Hill Eagles debut with a 40-6 victory over VIDOR Pirates as Cameron Cauthen throws four TDs and runs 86 yards. Skylar Langelier catches two TD passes and scores on a 68 yard punt return, while the revamped spread attack dominates on a muddy field. The defense forces two fumbles and stifles fourth down attempts.
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Vidor
Tom Westerberg
Barbers Hill
Eagles
Pirates
Cameron Cauthen
Skylar Langelier
Cauthen
Ter
Langelier
Skylar
Cameron
Westerberg
Victor
Mistakes doom Patriots in loss at Stallworth
Goose Creek Memorial suffers 33 0 defeat as eight penalties and dropped passes thwart GCM. Deandre Herman leads GCM with 101 rushing yards and 43 passing yards while Tomball’s Dru Baker connects with Jordan Grice for two first half scores. GCM to host Port Neches Groves next Thursday at Stallworth Stadium.
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Baytown Sun
Lana Donath
GCM
Victor Colon
Patriots
Tomball Memorial Wildcats
Stallworth Stadium
Goose Creek Memorial
Tomball Memorial
Patriot
Goose Creek
Wildcats
Bren Jones
Jones
Deandre
Herman
Cameron Fitzcharles
Jarimiah Broussard
Tomball
Jordan Gidrey
Jordan Grice
Enrique Carmona
Jakob Cordova
Dru Baker
Grice
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Port Neches Groves
Port Neches-Groves
BCA dominates season opener 64-0 at Lifestyle Christian
Bryan Baytown Christian Academy routed Conroe Lifestyle Christian 64-0 as Caleb Lister ran for 200 plus yards and four touchdowns. Coach Jeremy Anderson praised team chemistry and heart while notable defensive plays included Ja'Michael Green and Javon Green interceptions. The Bulldogs head to Gustine next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Baytown Christian Academy
Conroe Lifestyle Christian
Caleb Lister
BCA
Jeremy Anderson
Gustine
Bulldogs
Ja’Michael Green
Javon Green
Jordan Lake
Green
Brian Kluppel
Cricket Redus
Talmon Ellis
Anderson
Hunter Oliver
Crosby Falls to Manvel in season opener after delays
Crosby led 14-7 on Manny Netherly 72 yard run but Manuel surged with four second quarter TDs. Jalen Preston and Yeskin Walker Williams sparked Crosby late with an 85 yard TD to Craig Williams, yet Manuel outgained Crosby 35-21. Crosby QB Netherly threw for 252 yards and one interception as Manuel claimed a strong opener.
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Alvin
Manvel
Crosby
Cougars
Manny Netherly
Manuel
Netherly
Cedric Patterson
Jeff Riordan
Riordan
Yeskin Walker-Williams
Craig Williams
Kason Martin
Jalen Preston
Preston
Martin
Keylon Stokes
Michael Tolds
High School Volleyball Falls in District Opener to Dayton
In Friday action the Ganders lost 21-5 in the district opener. Dayton won 25-23 26-24 30-32 25-22 as Aliyah Narcisse had 14 kills, Marissa Lugo 29 digs, and Karissa Garza 24. Lee returns Thursday hosting Splendora at 6:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ganders
Dayton
Broncos
Aliyah Narcisse
Marissa Lugo
Karissa Garza
Lee
Eagles
Porter
Kinsy Haschke
Maci Miles
Macy Sumrall
Haschke
Crosby
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Camryn Kodarz
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