Caesar’s 27 lifts RSS over Rayburn 66 32
Ross S. Sterling girls rout Pasadena Rayburn 66 32 in District 23 5A opener behind Bridgette Caesar who scored 27 points with 13 in the first quarter. Karen Williams and Rhonda Singleton sparked a balanced RSS attack as reserves contributed late, and RSS clinched the varsity win before moving to Crosby tournament action.
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ED Campbell
Bridgette Caesar
Ross S. Sterling
Pasadena Rayburn Texans
Rangers
Texans
RSS
Caesar
Karen Williams
Sterling
Patti Ray
Rayburn
Cynthia Hathorne
Kendra Brookover
Hathorne
Brookover
Kathy Wright
Tina Bond
Rhonda Singleton
Williams
Rau
Jody Manier
Ray
Pasadena
Ross S. Sterl
Ing
Sun
Carrie Pryor
Coogs face pressure defense in clash with Crosby
Jim Ledbetter and the Ganders work on fundamentals to curb pressure as they host Crosby at 7 30 p m in a 1984 85 District 10-4A matchup. Ledbetter warns of turnovers against Crosby’s quickness while Woody Walker’s Ross Sterling Rangers seek their 10th win in a 7 30 home game.
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David Berkowitz
Jim Ledbetter
Robert E. Lee
Ganders
Ledbetter
Crosby
Woody Walker
Ross S.sterling Rangers
District
Cougars
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REL Girls Edge South Houston In Low Scoring Opener
REL improves to 11-2 after a 40-29 win at South Houston in the district opener. Regina Ford led with 13 points and 19 rebounds, as REL outrebounded the Trojans 41-23.
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South Houston
Gloria Pruitt
Robert E. Lee
REL
Lady Ganders
Trojans
Pruitt
AEL
Regina Ford
Michelle Richards
Ginger Ash
Ash
Mae Branch
Stacey Glenn
ABL
Jersey Village
North Shore
Delilah Guidry
Michelle Bonczynski
Denise Cruickshank
Lamar Consolidated
Katy
Kelly Cline
Brittney Krejci
Alley Mendoza
Krista Bosse
Cline
Jami-Jon Mitchell
Vaughn
Richards
Diamond
Q Ford
Flavien
Thomas
Ford
Gander kickers drop 3-1 to Humble in rematch
Gander Academy’s soccer team fell 3-1 to Humble at Gedar Bayou Stadium. Jay Chamberlain powered Humble with a first period goal and two in the second, while Brian Furman opened scoring for AEL on a rebound shot. The two teams meet again Thursday in Humble.
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David Berkowitz
Robert E. Lee
Ganders
Humble
Gedar Bayou Stadium
Wildcats
AEL
Charles Brandon and Co
Jay Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Brian Furman
Gander
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Sultis to Speak at Baytown Lee Banquet
Baytown athletic director Pete Sultis will speak at Robert E. Lee's annual football banquet at the Baytown Civic Center, as he nears retirement after 37 years in local sports. The event honors Ganders players with awards including the James Gay, Pi-Yi Kern, Dan Stallworth, and Henry Armstrong, plus a Gulf Oil Products Award to Winston Jones.
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Pete Sultis
Baytown
Robert E. Lee
Baytown Civic Center
Sultis
AEL
Ron Kramer
Ganders
James Gay
Pi-Yi Kern
Dan Stallworth
Henry Armstrong
Winston Jones
Gulf Oil Products Co
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Dwright
Powell
Broakover
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Rayburn Beach
Hathorme
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Ross
Pasadena Rayburn
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Deer Park
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