Crosby girls fall in Anahuac racers Tournament Championship
Crosby girls lost 46-40 to Brazosport at the Gator Classic after a prior 53-51 win over Dayton. Key players Nikkolette Mora and Rhadaya McAllister were out for SATs. Mad Bush led Crosby with 12 points while Kiari Siggers added 11 in early rounds. Crosby sits 5-8, hosts Lamar Consolidated next.
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Crosby Girls
Anahuac Racers
Brian Anderson
Mad Bush
Crosby
Brazosport
Sonniqua Jones
LaQuisha Walker
Ladorian Wilson
Lady Cougars
Dayton
Mora
Kiari Siggers
Anderson
Lamar Consolidated
Deaf basketball star Cooper bridges gap at Lee High School
Darius Cooper, a deaf student at Lee High School, helps his team communicate through sign signals during games and practice. Coach Date Williams Dodson notes his strong shooting, growing confidence, and role as an ambassador for deaf education. The team plans a trip to Gallaudet University in Washington, DC, to tour the campus and raise funds.
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Wee-Wee
UIL
Kim Rogers
Texas
Toby York
Goose Creek
Tom Ed Gooden
York
Gooden
Baytown
U.S
Cooper
Darius
Lee
Date Williams
Dodson
The
Ganders
Williams
Manuel
Lee High School
Washington, D.C
Gallaudet University
Gallaudet
Lady Ganders adopt team oriented soccer approach
Lee will lead a shift from relying on a single scorer to a team centered style. Following Elizabeth Torrez’s transfer to Sterling, Langlois and Aguero emphasize varied attacking positions and girls taking more responsibility. The squad shows strong enthusiasm and solid skills as the season begins.
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Lee
Elizabeth
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Ashley Johns
Courtney Jackson
Courtney Workman
Krystal Aguilar
Demi Hofstetter
Samantha Postoak
Kayleigh Thomason
Magen Locke
Michael Arnold
Linsday Turner
Morgan Barnhill
Sabrina Robles
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