Nine GC players named to 22-5A all district football team
Nine athletes from Robert E. Lee and Goose Creek Memorial earned spots on the District 22-5A all district squad. Memorial’s Chris Freeman DeAndre Herman Israel Allen and Myles Duke first team selections with others on second team. Lee’s Joseph Dill key for Ganders.
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Robert E. Lee
Goose Creek Memorial
Patriots
Lee
Memorial
Chris Freeman
DeAndre Herman
Israel Allen
Myles Duke
Herman
Duke
Ganders
Rice University
Joseph Dill
REL
Dill
Jeremiah Broussard
Khalid Spencer
Javion Spencer
ABL
Javarius Irving
Port Neches-Groves
Adam Morse
Beaumont Ozen
Calvin Tyler
Basketball Lee College Classic Schedule Summary
Sports calendar lists multiple basketball events. Girls RSS and REL teams compete in Lamar University and Clear Creek tournaments. Boys BH, BCA teams attend Nederland Bulldog Classic Conroe Covenant and Veritas Academy events.
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GCM
REL
Crosby
Dayton
RSS
Lamar University
Clear Creek
Conroe Covenant
Veritas Academy
BCA
Basketbal Lee
Sterling senior leads Rangers with steady guard play
Ross S Sterling is 3 1 start as senior point guard Jesus Torres anchors both leadership and ball handling. Coach Greg Smith praises Torres as a pivotal, team first leader who embraces the role and drives execution. Torres stresses experience and hustle to guide the squad toward playoff contention.
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Ross S. Sterling
Jesus Torres
Small Fry
RSS
Greg Smith
Torres
Academic All District honors go to 55 football players
Fifty five local players named to the District 21-5A academic all district team. Barbers Hill leads with 35 honorees, Dayton 16, Crosby four. Debuting as list members are Brady Bonnin to Joey Willey for Barbers Hill, Broncos earners include Waylon Allen to Jose Monge, and Crosby selections list Lance Cole to Hunter Houser.
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Barbers Hill
Dayton
Crosby Barbers Hill
Brady Bonnin
John Griffis
Cully Mangus
Dylan Carter
Joshua Cofresi
Cagan Filer
Kaleb Fuentes
Caden Hendricks
Brandon Keene
Skylar Langelier
Jacob Lee
Seth Matthews
Rhett McCall
Chase Orsak
Matthew Rodriguez
Dillon Zavodny
Jeremy Ardoin
Clay Bellard
Connor Carnes
Marco Castillo
Tyler Cauley
Celedonio Cervantes
Aaron Falcon
Blake Fountain
Riley Haertig
Morgan Lyons
Kyle Migl
Rylen Morton
Blake Paar
Hayden Parsons
Carl Reuter
Jacob Rincon
Jacob Rogers
Nathan Whitley
Joey Willey
Broncos
Waylon Allen
Hunter Hancock
Dylan Moore
Troy Cook
Josh Ingram
Kevin Rideau
Chris Dumont
Trevin Marcum
Drew Schmidt
Kameron Fabre
Lagarius McQuirter
Jon Stolander
Rekayi Griffith
Romeo Medrano
E.J. Hackett
Jose Monge
Crosby
Lance Cole
Parker Emerich
Jalen Harrison
Hunter Houser
May leads UT Tyler in 94 50 win earns weekly honor
Barbers Hill graduate Makenzi May, a UT Tyler junior guard, scored 22 points on 9 of 12 shooting to win the American Southwest Player of the Week after a 94 50 victory over Rusk College. She added five rebounds and five assists in 26 minutes and needs five more threes to reach 100 career treys. UT Tyler stands 3 0.
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University of Texas-Tyler Patriots
Rusk College
Makenzi May
Barbers Hill
May
Makenzi
UT Tyler
Kendra Hassell
Ut-Tyler
Marion Hazelwood
University of Oklahoma Sooner
West Virginia University
University of Texas
WVU
Texas
Hazelwood
Oklahoma
Brendan Chapman
Goose Creek Memorial
University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma
Our Lady of the Lakes
Chapman
Josh Zellars
Robert E. Lee
University of the Incarnate Word
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