Sterling Lady Rangers hold off Atascocita in district opener
Isaac sparks Sterling with 15 points as the Lady Rangers edge the Lady Eagles 40-31, turning defense into opportunities. After a slow first half the Rangers gain momentum with a late second quarter run and take a 22-18 lead at halftime. Sterling improves to 6-4 overall and 1-0 in district. Atascocita drops to 0-1. Sterling JV wins 54-40. Sterling freshman 45-32 led by Mykia Jackson.
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Atascocita
Isaac
Terry
Sterling
Lady Rangers
Lady Eagles
Candi Allen
Welch
North Shore
Clear Creek
Peggy Whitley
Denise White
Micki
Lee Girls Edge, Humble District Opener Ends in 53-37 Loss
Lee girls basketball fell 53-37 at Humble in the district opener. The Ganders trailed 30-25 at halftime and managed six points in both the third and fourth quarters. Shareta Godfrey led Lee with 14 points, Damequin Montgomery added eight. Lee starts 7-9 overall and 0-1 in district. hosts Pasadena Friday.
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Lady Ganders
Humble
Lee
Shareta Godfrey
Damequin Montgomery
Pasadena
Barbers Hill Girls Fall at Westfield 64 41
The Lady Eagles were outmatched by a 5A power at Westfield losing 64 41. Shannon Mudd posted 12 points and 10 rebounds while Jasmine Carter added eight. Barbers Hill sits 7 4 on the season and heads to the Spring Branch Tournament starting Thursday.
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Lady Eagles
Westfield
Shannon Mudd
Barbers Hill
Jasmine Carter
Baytown Christian Girls Defeat Faith West 48 37
Katy Christian Brantley scored 23 points and Annie Davis added 15 as Baytown Christian Academy beat Faith West Academy 48 to 37. BCA improves to 7-3 overall and 2-0 in TAPPS District 4-4A, surging with an 18-point fourth quarter after a 20-17 halftime edge. The BCA girls and boys host Chinquapin Thursday with tip times at 6 and 7:30 p.m.
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Katy — Christian Brantley
Annie Davis
Baytown Christian
Faith West Academy
BCA
Houston Tops Texas Tech On Road For First Since 2006
Twiggy McIntyre led Houston with 17 points including four 3s as the Cougars beat Texas Tech 66-63 in Lubbock. Houston snapped a 16 game road losing streak and a 16 game skid against Tech, with Courtney Taylor scoring 13 points and 11 rebounds in the win. Jordan Murphree paced the Lady Raiders with 14 as Tech fell to 9-1.
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Lubbock
Twiggy McIntyre
Houston
Texas Tech
Jordan Murphree
Lady Raiders
McIntyre
Tech
Raquel Christian
Courtney Taylor
Taylor
Classic Basketball Tournament Returns to Glory at Lee Sports Complex
Roy Champagne led a revival of the Classic once halted by Lee College coaching changes. The event, moved to a high school format in 1976 and expanded to Houston area teams, faces schedule clashes on Thanksgiving. Angleton, 2005 winner and Texas A&M recruit Nathan Walkup, returns to bolster what Champagne calls a strong field.
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Houston
Louisiana
Lee College
Roy Champagne
Bill Foy
Hefley
Champagne
Lee
Angleton
Deer
Pina
Texas Tech University
University of Texas Medical School
Beth Israel Medical Center
New York
Texas
American Board of Surgery
Awards continue for 1997 Houston area player of the year finalists
Houston area high school coaches narrow a long list of nominees to eight for offensive and defensive Player of the Year honors. Finalists include Broderick Brown Westfield and Leonard James Fort Bend Marshall for defense, and Aundre Dean Katy DeSean Hales Klein Oak for offense.
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Greater Houston Area
Olin
Rice University
Broderick Brown
Westfield
Will Ebner
Friendswood
Steve Erzinger
Houston Lamar
Royce Hill
Cy Ridge
Trent Hunter
Katy
Leonard James
Fort Bend Marshall
Damien Squares
Yates
Cody Worthen
Clear Lake
David Suggs
Nimitz
Garry Dunham
Kashmere
Warren Trahan
Dickinson
Don Clayton
Cinco Ranch
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Real Cristmas
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Edward Pina
Edward Pifia, M.D
Pifia
Garth Road
Methodist
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Leading Medicine
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